All language subtitles for The Americans S06E01 Dead Hand

Previously on The Americans.

The center started a program to develop
officers they're calling second

generation illegals. They want Paige to
be next.

I trained as hard as I could every day.
I'm not afraid anymore.

And you're not going to be either.

So, I met someone.

Hey, this is Phillip. Phillip. Renee.
Nice to meet you.

She's moving in.

What is it?

Oh, this is stuff from work.

Only the border office is back in
Moscow.

You can go with the tape you made of
him, admitting their defector was

KGB. You're going to get him killed.

I swore an oath to uphold the
Constitution, Agent Beeman. Unlike you,

forgotten what that means.

When you're walking in the dark, you
don't know the answer,

but you have an instinct for how to move
forward.

I can't just get this order from them
and do whatever they say.

It's not just me having a hard time.

It's you, too. We're allowed to have a
life.

I can't.

I'm sorry.

Maybe you should stop.

Run the travel agency.

You need me, Othman.

I don't want to see you like this
anymore.

There is freedom without.

Try to catch the deluge in a nipple cup.

There's a battle ahead.

Many battles are lost.

But you'll never see the end of the road
while you're traveling with me.

Hang on.

Many battles are lost, but you'll never
see the end of the road while you're

trapped in the dead end.

The break of the day, tales of one of
the ways to cut right off

to the TV page.

I'm walking again, through the beat of
the drum, and I'm counting the steps to

the door of your heart.

Only shadows of death,

barely clear in the room, get to know
the feeling of liberation and relief.

I'm just about to leave. You sure you
don't want to go with me?

I've got work.

Okay.

I wish I could just run off and go watch
Henry play hockey right now, Philip. I

know.

Have a good trip.

Are you upset, Katerina?

I'm not upset.

You're not upset.

Two points. Two points, huh?

I'll go anyway.

Who's arguing?

How many years do I have to go to
college? Up to 35?

You still have a lot of attempts.

You should at least take a class.

Otherwise, Kolya will come.

We're going to a concert with him today.

A concert?

You're living in Moscow for two years.

Thank you.

fan club, though.

Huh.

Pio's kicking butt today.

I taught him everything he knows.

Way to go, Jordy!

Come on!

They were all so man -hungry.

Ludmilla, anyway.

And the family?

With money, it was all so... Normal.

And the way they lived in the beginning,
it was like my freshman year dorm.

I lived in a worker's dormitory when I
was young. It was hard work, but we had

lot of fun.

Really? We would sneak boys in at night.

That's why I live off campus.

I thought Katerina was great.

Yeah, she was so determined and brave.

She reminded me of you, Mom.

Thank you. And that skirt suit with the
vest running that whole factory,

fantastic. Yeah.

That's how it is there.

But then she let that guy put her in her
place, like dominate her.

I hated that.

Sometimes it's a little more traditional
there.

But some women I know would have cracked
his head open.

Did your professor talk about the summit
again this week?

He spent the whole class talking about
the Soviet SS -20.

What did he say?

It's got a range of 3 ,100 miles, can
carry up to three independently

warheads, each with an explosive power
of 150 kilotons, and it can be launched

from the back of a truck.

After an hour of that and the last two
minutes of class, he said if the

a success, there won't be any SS -20s
anymore.

So you learned all that for nothing.

He thinks the summit's going to be a big
success.

It's hard to trust the Americans.
There's a long history of these types of

negotiations. I know.

Okay, you want to ride back to your
apartment?

Yeah. Wait in the car.

Okay.

See ya.

Keep your eyes open.

Mm -hmm.

I saw McLeish coming out of DOE.

He was with some negotiators for the
ground -launched missile verification

regime. Going to see him soon.

I was at Haskett's Tuesday night. I
couldn't get to the briefcase. Back

tonight. And then Voller again Thursday.

Are you sleeping?

Sure.

You got nine weeks to the summit.

I got a signal. You have a meeting in
Mexico tomorrow morning.

I don't know who it's with or what it's
about.

They didn't tell you anything?

It happens.

I can't believe what Moscow looks like.

You could have been one of those silly
little girls.

Good evening, Oleg Yegorovich.

Arkady Ivanovich?

Glad to see you.

Come in.

I have a private conversation with you.

I see.

One minute.

I know what happened there. In general
terms.

What have you done there? Or what do
they think you've done there?

The earth is full of rumors.

The head of the S .A .A. should know
such things.

Congratulations.

With an increase.

Oleg, you were lucky.

They could have brought you under the
tower.

I'm not trying to catch up with you.

Let's say it was all the same there.

And purely theoretically, I can
understand you.

For you, things were more important than
our games.

It requires courage.

And I just need such a person who
understands what's more

important.

Should I offer it?

No.

It's not worth it.

I understand.

You have to walk on a train schedule.

I have a son.

He's only a year old.

All that's left is to understand in
which country we live.

We have a problem.

People at the head of the committee
don't believe in what Gorbachev has

They treat him like a snake in one
place.

I know what you were like.

And I also know what your father thinks.

Well, what can I do for you?

The Ministry of Transport has no
message.

I need a person, not from our system,
but whom I trust.

Who can go to America quickly,
unofficially, without noise.

I'll find a reason why you need to go
there.

Considering family ties, there won't be
any problems.

Arkady Ivanovich.

Discussions on disarmament will soon
take place in Washington.

Gorbachev has put everything on their
success.

Today it turned out that a certain
general from the rocket troops of

purpose contacted one of my people in
Washington to organize a meeting

in Latin America.

Can you imagine?

So that a foreign person would meet with
an illegal F management behind my back.

It's not heard.

This illegal woman.

And I met her husband once.

And I studied his personal business from
head to toe.

He's not like everyone else.

A few years ago, he left the business
altogether.

So? According to the official channels,
I can't contact him.

Everything will become known to these
people.

He must know what she does, so that he
can stop her if it comes to that.

So that he would spy on his own wife.

So that he would know.

I'm telling you, he's not like everyone
else. He looks wider.

Like you and me.

Look around.

The country is on the brink of collapse.
Our affairs are very bad. Our people

are in the minority.

And Gorbachev, with the leadership of
the KGB, cannot do anything.

He lacks strength.

And the future of our country depends on
the one who wins here.

Thank you for coming.

I understand that it's not easy for you.

Not at all.

I ordered breakfast for us. Would you
like some coffee?

Yes.

Coffee, please.

My name is Kovtun.

I'm the general of the rocket troops of
strategic purpose.

They said it's an honor to meet a man
like you.

Don't be shy.

I understand what kind of work you do.

I'll tell you, only a few people know.
Even your curators in the center don't

know.

Only your big bosses know about our
meeting.

I understand that your husband left the
department.

Yes.

You shouldn't tell him.

Look, you're doing great, but we're not
just about selling. We're about sharing.

Clients want to know your experiences.
They want to hear about Lacey's

in Barbados and what made it so special.

The condo was perfect because you knew
to switch, and you took that incredible

fishing boat where they cooked you
catch.

That was amazing.

Well, it's a great story. And, Rick,
your road trip in the Delta?

Don't remind me. No, no, no. There you
go, because that's what they need to

hear. We're not brochures.

We're people.

All it takes is one conversation to
produce a breakthrough, so just keep at

Okay?

America will be torn to pieces.

The work is almost finished.

But there are still small technical
improvements.

The people with whom I communicate in
your leadership allowed me to talk to

about this person.

Fyodor Nikitinenko.

Midovich.

He worked closely with Gorbachev on the
negotiations in the river Avik.

He was young for such a thing, but he
was also taken to the meeting in the

mountains of Washington.

Before leaving, Gorbachev spoke to him
in the Kremlin, with his eye on the

There is evidence that he could have
told Nekhtirenko about Kemertsevets.

No matter how hard he gave him to hand
her over.

in exchange for the American Star Wars.

I wanted to let you in.

As I understand it, you are developing a
coast guard in the United States of

America.

You included the first team to work
with.

Take it as closely as possible.

If you don't do it, you won't be able to
do it. No, you can't do it.

We do what we're told.

We do what we're told.

He opposed anti -segregation laws. He
thinks that women aren't protected under

the 14th Amendment.

He's an asshole.

Hey, come on, honey.

What? He doesn't know. Well, just to
play devil's advocate.

Uh -oh, here we go.

He's a judge, so it doesn't really
matter what his personal opinions are.

everyone agrees he's brilliant.

A lot of Nazis were brilliant, too.
Whoa!

It's okay. I can handle a college
student. Great, she is all yours.

See, he can't handle her, either.

See, he hates pork, too.

How about your high school student?

He's great, doing really well. He's a
hockey star.

He's like Wayne Gretzky.

Really? Kind of. He's become a real
little leader out there.

That's cool.

Oh, he's not so little anymore.

He's taller than Philip.

Not quite.

Okay, how about dessert?

I made too much. You're all getting
leftovers.

Oh, no, no, that's it.

He's hungry. No, he's just tired. Give
him to me. Okay, okay.

Just leave him. I'm going to get you
started.

How can you be so cute when you're
cranky? Maybe he is hungry.

You want an earth? Yeah.

Let's bring him in here.

Oh, you're noisy, Calvin. Why are you so
noisy?

Dennis was saying on the way over, it's
so nice to come here because they never

see each other at work.

Well, they still have that one case
together.

The couple? Yeah.

I don't know what you got. I think their
marriage is in trouble.

I don't like that he's alone with her.

How? He hasn't said anything?

I mean, I don't know anything.

Is it really bothering you?

I don't know. It's just...

He tells me stuff now, but I still feel
like I don't really know what's going

on.

You ever get that?

Only all the time.

Welcome to the FBI.

Yeah, right.

I'm living quietly. We have a wonderful
son. How could you think of such a

thing?

Well, what kind of life would it be if
we were to sit and shake hands?

What are you asking yourself?

That the fate of the world depends on
you?

I trust him.

If he said that I can do something, then
so it is.

Has he ever done something for you?

He...

I love you very much. I love Sasha.

I'll be back.

When? I already told you.

I don't know.

It's so hard with you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

It's time to see the package

You don't have to feed me every night.

Not part of your job description.

Well, we both have to eat, and I always
make too much food, so... How's Erica

today?

The usual.

She was bragging about you yesterday.

Said you're saving the world.

I wouldn't say that.

It would be nice one day to feel like I
did my part.

If we don't blow each other to bits.

Well, that'd be good.

I drift off sometimes.

When I'm there, I think about her.

And when I'm here, it's... She
understands.

Hi, Stephanie.

Colleen? How's she doing?

Still breathing.

You need anything?

I need quiet.

I painted that right after my mother
died.

Oh.

Oh?

That's it?

I don't really, um... Art's not my
thing.

It's like saying, life's not your thing.

Beauty is not your thing.

I don't know.

How many paintings have you made?

I never knew an artist before.

Well, now you do.

Thank you.

One, two,

three.

Thank you.

I have to head home a little early
today.

We won't burn down.

Do you know

Did she make you cry?

Make you break down?

Shatter your illusions of love and now
tell me is it over now? Do you know

how to make up the pieces?

Excuse me, I'm with security.

U .S. Navy?

I know she's sitting in your car here.
It's not the best neighborhood.

I'm just waiting for a friend.

I see your driver's license, please.

Thank you.

Ellen Toreno.

Picture doesn't do you justice.

I don't know if you know, there's a lot
of sensitive, restricted areas around

here. Really?

Yeah. Where?

About eight blocks that way is the Naval
Observatory. It's where I work.

It's also the Vice President's
residence.

A lot of embassies to the northwest.

Actually, I need your phone number and a
second form of ID.

I've got my college ID.

That'll do.

One honking closer.

Thanks. I'll see you later.

I haven't stayed there.

It's good.

Old?

Undead? No, more classic.

But medicine for them is also good.

It feels like South America.

South America?

No, I'm sorry. I mean American South.

I'm telling you, the best Chinese food
in the city, okay? It's about a block

away. Come with me?

Got like 40 minutes left on my dinner
break.

I wish I could, but my friends and I
already have plans.

Next time.

Okay. Well, here's your driver's
license, okay?

Now hold on to this other one, though.

You can get it back Saturday night after
I take you to dinner.

Call you tomorrow.

Oh, come on. You can't take my college
ID. I need it. I promise I'll meet you

Saturday.

I don't know. A beautiful girl like
yourself might forget, you know?

I couldn't forget you.

That's a nice try.

I'll see you Saturday, Ellen.

You're young and make you old.

You must miss your girls, being here.

Before I leave, they are sweetest they
have ever been.

It's cool.

Both smarter than me, I can admit it.

I got you. She is serious.

He was going for Chinese food at a place
called Hunan Taste. That's the only

reason he was out there.

Hen Hadley, blue eyes, 5 '11", U .S.
Naval Observatory patch on his hat,

uniform. I thought everything, Mom. I
was a mile out of the zone, like I'm

supposed to be waiting for my next
shift.

Maybe I shouldn't have been reading.

It's okay.

It's not your fault.

I'm sorry, Mom. Damn it. This is part of
it. This is what happens.

You handled it well.

He has my ID with my picture.

Fake name, fake address.

You gave him a fake phone number. You
remembered everything.

Okay? He's a security guard at the U .S.
Naval Observatory. He's not a police

officer. This isn't a big deal.

I really want you to understand this.

Under pressure, you kept your cover.

You said and did all the right things.

There's nothing to worry about.

I need you to drop me near Wisconsin and
Calvert.

Is she okay?

Yeah.

I like Julie, but I told you when she
came on, she's too young.

I have a lot of faith in this one.

Drive.

Wait, stop here.

Excuse me, sir.

Can I help you?

Miss?

Yeah, uh, do you have a light?

Yeah.

Somewhere.

I don't like D .C. this time of year.

I prefer it when the cherry blossoms are
out.

You sure you're good?

I spent nine hours getting clean.

I'd have to have the whole FBI on me for
me to miss it.

Okay.

Arkady Ivanovich sent me.

We need your help.

We?

The people running the organization
right now, they have very old

line view of things.

Not interested in all the changes that
are happening.

And Gorbachev doesn't have the power to
get rid of them.

I'm out of it.

He told me.

I wouldn't be here except...

Some very powerful people are out there
to get rid of Gorbachev, to stop all the

good things that have been happening
lately in our country.

Your wife had a meeting in Latin America
with the general from the Strategic

Rocket Forces.

Strange, right?

No stranger than us meeting here.

My wife just...

Does her job.

It's all she's ever done.

She's good at it.

I know.

But it's possible that she's being used
by the people who are trying to stop all

the progress that we've been making.

Or she's one of them.

Everything is divided up.

That's how Arkady Ivanovich explained it
to me.

This summit, it could be a turning
point.

We have a pretty good idea where you
stand.

I'm not involved anymore.

This has nothing to do with me.

We want you to find out what your wife
is doing and tell us.

And if you have to, stop her.

She's my wife.

my wife and my baby boy to be here.

I don't have any immunity.

If I'm arrested, I'm finished.

If they catch me, send me back, I'll be
shot.

I'm here because the future of our
country is being decided right now.

You know that.

I'm sorry, you have to make some tough
decisions too.

I'll wait to hear from you.

There's all this crap in the paper about
the summit.

Like we're the ones standing in the way.

You working on it?

It would be good if they made a deal.

Fewer weapons.

Fewer weapons for us, not for them.

Just want to use these treaties as a
cover so they can keep building up their

arsenal while we get rid of ours.

That sound fair to you?

What's going on with you?

What do you mean?

Elizabeth, look at you.

You smell like cigarettes all the time.
Your whole way of being seems off.

These past few months feel like it's
just getting worse and worse.

Well, I'm busy, obviously.

It is finally getting to you.

After all these years.

You're amazing.

But it is finally getting to you.

When you told me to quit, you were
right. It was the best thing I ever did.

was thinking... I'm... Look, I'm so
tired right now.

Work with... I know, I know. I'm sorry.
Look, I just need to... I have to talk

to you about something.

Let's talk tomorrow.

I'm... Honestly, I'm just beat. I know
how hard you're working.

I'm not complaining.

This summit is a big deal.

There's a lot to do.

Whatever it is you want to talk about,
we can talk about tomorrow.

Whether it's Henry or your work, it can
wait. It's not Henry.

Today I... Whatever it is, I have to
figure out what the hell is going on

this summit and everything else right
now.

So I know you love to talk, but you
don't have to sit here and wait for me

one in the morning. I know how tired you
are, but I need to talk to you. If you

knew how tired I am, you wouldn't still
be talking.

Elizabeth, this job you're doing, it's
exhausting and it's complicated and

I don't need another one of your
speeches, Philip.

I need sleep.

Let me sleep.

Great.

It's fine.