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Previously on
"The Americans"...

Oleg:
Some very powerful people

are out there
to get rid of Gorbachev.

We want you to find out
what your wife is doing

and tell us.

And if you have to --
stop her.

What do they need
the sensor for?

I ca-- I can't.

Philip: Things are changing
back home. Opening up.

The Americans want us
to be just like them.

I don't want to be
like them.

Aderholt:
Codename, Harvest.

Been a gold mine.

We've been getting all sorts
of intel on how he operates.

Now, I know you don't want
to be down here, Stan.

But look what's going on.

You should be here.

One of us is in trouble
in Chicago, Philip.

Someone who's doing
his job.

I'm not sure
I can accomplish

what I came here for
without...

Without what?

[ Tires screech ]
Stop, FBI!

[ Grunts ]

[ Groaning ]

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[ Ax clangs ]

Elizabeth:
I wanted to check on you.

In the garage...
your face...I just...

**

[ Keys jangle ]

[ Footsteps approach ]

Listen...

I know
Chicago was hard.

That's not what I want
to talk to you about...
I won't need you again.

I promise.
I don't -- I don't care
about that, Elizabeth.

But you do.

And I know
that you worry.

Don't.

Philip,
I know what I'm doing.

Do you?

You're wearing a cyanide pill
around your neck.

I have to
tell you something.

[ Inhales sharply ]

Uh...

A while back,
someone from home

reached out to me.

What?

I tried
to talk to you about it.

When?

A few times.

Who was it?

Some guy,
it doesn't matter.

What did he want?

He said there are people
at the Centre

who want to get rid
of Gorbachev.

He's trying
to prevent that.

What does that have to do
with you?

He said you met
with a general

from the Strategic Rocket Forces
who's a part of it.

He asked me to tell him
what you were doing.

And?

I did.

What did you tell him?

I told him
you were the most dedicated,

loyal person
ever to serve the organization.

[ Inhales sharply ]

I told him
about the sensor.

Rennhull.

That you were looking into
one of our negotiators

who you thought
was a traitor.

That you were going
to Chicago.

So, all those times
you were --

you were pretending to be
so worried about me...
I wasn't pretending.

You were actually just
getting information.

I was worried about you.
What they were asking you to do.

Go to hell, Philip.

Breland, Rennhull,
that couple with the kid.

It was just
one thing after another.

I wasn't sure if you knew
why you were doing any of it.

How long?

How long
has this been going on?

A couple months.

[ Scoffs ]

You should've told me.

I tried, really.

You love to talk.

If you really wanted to tell me,
you would've done it.

I was trying
to help you, us.

Oh, bullshit.
You may not agree

with everything
that Gorbachev is doing,

but he is trying
to make things better.

You lied to me for months
because of Gorbachev?

You've always done exactly
what they tell us to do.

I was trying
to get you to think --

To think? -- I think --
-- to ask questions --
Yeah, to ask questions,

to be a human being
about these things.

You don't think
I'm a human being?

That's not
what I'm saying.

I always...

[ Inhales sharply ]

I would do anything
for you.

I did.
I just did.

But not anymore.

And you do
whatever you want.

But please...
some of these things...

We believed
in something so big.

And...they tell us
what to do and we do it,

I get it,
that's how it works,

but...we do it.

We do it, not them,

so -- it's on us --

all of it...

[ Footsteps depart ]

[ Breathes deeply ]

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[ Piano playing,
indistinct conversations ]

[ Laughs ]

[ Piano continues ]

Oh. Thanks, Wendy.

Call you
after the meeting?

See you next week,
Todd.
Okay.

[ Conversations and music
continue ]

Okay, so...

[ Piano continues ]

Jackson.

Ms. Gallagher.
Wendy.

Please. If you call me
Ms. Gallagher I might throw up.

[ Both laugh ]

I'm so sorry.
But I can't stay.

I know I said...
But then the day just got crazy.
Okay. It's no problem.

Why don't you sit for a second
while I...

Sure. Yeah.

[ Conversations and music
continue ]

[ Clears throat ] So I, um --
I-I've been thinking a lot

about the management
training program at McAlraith.

That's great.
Yeah.
No, I-I think --

I think it would be
really good for me

and all that, you know?

And help me get out of
Marietta, too...

It could take you
all over the world.

And you'll be with people
who care about culture

as much as you do,

not to mention make
a little bit more money

than you would
in pavement sealing.

[ Chuckles ]
Well, I, uh,

wouldn't be
so sure about that.

But where do I sign?

[ Both laugh ]

I'm close with the guy
who runs the program

and I know
what he's looking for.

I-I brought a rĂŠsumĂŠ,
actually.

Great.

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Mm-hmm.

Well,
this is great.

Okay.

So, what I need
from you now is --

-Here you go.
-Thanks.

For you
to write up a report

about the work you've been doing
in Nunn's office.

I can do that.

Can you turn it over
in twenty-four hours?

Sure.

Focus on what's important
to the Senator,

I don't know,
arms control, the Summit.

You decide.
The more detail the better.

They want to see how observant
and well organized you are.

And don't worry,

the people who'll see it at
McAlraith all have clearances,

so don't worry
about that.

Okay.

Loeb: So we got
FISA overnight warrants

for eleven
of the garages,

but we want to sit on 'em
for at least forty-eight hours

before entering,
make sure we're okay.

Good.
Priests? Ganzel?

Well, we've got ten Russian
Orthodox priests active in D.C.

One of them,
a Father Victor,

is very close
to the Metropolitan.

This guy was promoted
to archpriest

over
more experienced priests.

Maybe he's really good
at waving incense.

CIA says you can't
move up the chain that fast

without approval from
the powers that be back home.

Bring him in.
Okay.

Stan,
anything with the cars?

Uh, still going through
the papers. Nothing yet.
[ Door opens ]

What about Burov? The fact
that he's here while all
this shit's going down.

[ Door closes ]
We haven't
forgotten about him.

[ Speaking Russian ]

Interpreter: I arrived
on this visit to the Soviet --

to the United States of America
in order to complete the work

over the treaty,
to sign the treaty on INF,

and, uh -- for lesser range.

That is that agreement
which has been anticipated

by all nations
and the whole world.

I have arrived
in your country...

It's so weird
that he's here.

...to complete work...

Do you...
...and to sign...

You didn't ever meet him,
did you?

...and shorter-range
missiles...

No.
...thus completing work on...

Are you finished?
Now that he's here?
Signing the treaty?

Ah.
That was the INF.

They're already working on
another treaty, START,

for larger
offensive weapons.

They'll be meeting
for the next three days.

We need to find out
what's being said

and see
any documents...

The work never ends.

Actually, could you give
Claudia and me a moment alone?

Meet you in the car?

Sure.

[ Clears throat ]

[ Man speaking Russian
on television ]

Interpreter: At the center
of our discussions

with the President
of the United States...

I'm so sorry
about Marilyn.
[ Door opens ]

...pivotal questions of
Soviet-American relations...

Yeah.
[ Door closes ]

...questions of reducing
strategic offensive arms.

[ Inhales deeply ]

I saw something
in Haskard's calendar.

Nesterenko's meeting with
a group of important Americans

at Main State on Wednesday.
Day two of the Summit.

It looks like he'll be
the only Soviet there.

Haskard's going
to the meeting.

I'm going to put
a listening device

in his briefcase.

[ Birds chirping ]

[ Erica breathing raggedly ]

[ Sniffles ]

I did it.

I did it.

Something went wrong.

You said
this was gonna happen.

It's my fault,
but...

I just --
I couldn't wait...

What did you give her?
The morphine.

Everything I saved.

She was begging me --
begging --

the pain, she -- she just
couldn't take it anymore.

How long
has she been like this?

Since yesterday.

Nobody's seen her.

I was going to call
the hospital, but then...

I was waiting
for you.

That was good.

[ Breathes raggedly ]

Why isn't she dying?

Her system's built up
a tolerance.

I waited too long.

I knew
I waited too long.

So selfish.

I had to go
to my goddamn meetings.

She said so.

She was hurting so much,
she actually said that to me.

And she was right.

I called my office,
said I'm done.

I can't
come in anymore.

And I --
I gave it to her.

Now this.

[ Ragged breathing continues ]

Glenn. It's going to be
all right.

[ Ragged breathing continues ]

Say goodbye to her now.

[ Sobs ]

Say goodbye,
then leave.

[ Sniffles ]

[ Ragged breathing continues ]

[ Footsteps depart ]

[ Door closes ]

[ Ragged breathing continues ]

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[ Breathes deeply ]

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[ Gagging ]

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[ Gasping ]

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[ Bed creaking ]

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[ Vehicle passing ]

[ Birds chirping ]

[ Footsteps approach ]

She's gone.

[ Sighs ]

[ Sniffles ]

You should head upstairs.
And spend some time with her.

It's your last chance.

[ Sniffling ]

[ Exhales heavily ]

[ Vehicles passing ]

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[ Latches click ]

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[ Camera shutter clicking ]

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[ Indistinct conversations ]

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Did we show
the old ones

to the guy who was driving
Harvest's car?

Yeah. After he did his.
He said maybe.

He said maybe,

after describing them
this way?

It's impossible.

Those disguises.

**

Well, they're either
all the same people,

or all
different people.

**

[ Birds chirping,
vehicles passing ]

Glenn: Stephanie?

Can you come up here?

Coming.

She really...

[ Sighs ]

Pick one.

What?
No. I can't.

No. It --
It's important to me.

I want you to take one.

Take it.

[ Vehicles passing ]

[ Train passes in distance ]

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[ Fire crackles ]

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[ Gasps ]
There he is...

Hey.

Come on in.

How you doing?
Good.

[ Door closes ]

Ta da!

Ooh,
what's this?

Your new briefcase.
Which you're going to need

in the McAlraith
management training program.

[ Laughing ]
Oh, my God.

[ Chuckles ]

Whoa, it's got
my initials on it.

Well,
your bag is cool,

but I couldn't send you
into the big, bad world

without making you look like
a real grown-up.

[ Chuckles ]

This is great.
Thank you.

You're welcome.

Come on in.
It's a little chaotic in here,

I'm always half
living out of a suitcase.

Ooh. Yikes.

[ Chuckles ]

Hey. Let's celebrate.

Do you drink?
I don't want to corrupt you.

[ Chuckles ] Um...

Yeah, I drink.
I'm twenty-one.

Good.

[ Cork pops ]
Oh, yeah,
I brought a copy

of, uh, The Big Heat
if you have a VCR.

Oh, great.

Yeah.

Uh, my colleague loved
your report, by the way.

[ Liquid pours ]
Yeah?

Said you're
a great writer.

[ Chuckles ]
All the detail
was perfect.

So expect a call
from him next week.

Although don't tell anyone until
you get the official offer.

[ Chuckles ]
Of course.

To Jackson!
Yeah. And to you.

[ Glasses clink ]

Mmm.
Mmm.

You know, this is
such an exciting time.

I'm a small town girl
myself.

And, uh, McAlraith just really
changed my whole life.

Yeah?
Oh. Totally.

Just made me feel like
a grown-up:

traveling all over the world,
and meeting new people,

I just wasn't my parents'
little kid anymore...

Thank God
I went to Rififi.

[ Both laugh ]

Hey, you made me
look good too.

Believe me, at my age...
[ Chuckles ]

I don't think you need
to worry about that.

What?

Oh. Heyyy...

Oh, I didn't --
I didn't mean...
Oh, you didn't?

Oh [Chuckles ]
that's sad.

No, I mean, I --

You know, I did,
I just...

What?

You what, Jackson?

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[ Doorknob rattling,
door opens ]

Hi, honey.
Hey.

[ Keys jangle ]

I got hung up at work,
wanna go out for Thai food?

Ah, that sounds good.

What is it?

Did Dennis do this?

Do what?

I got a job interview
at the FBI next week.

In Personnel.

Wow. That's great.

Lemme see.

Dennis said
he spoke to Wolfe,

but I didn't think
it would happen this fast.

I told you they don't get
too many applicants

with your experience
in management.

What'll they ask me?

Oh, same things
they'd ask you anywhere else --

except they'll want to know
if you're a loyal American.

And if
you can keep a secret.

I don't have to memorize
state capitals or something?

Oh, you're going to
do great.

Just be yourself,
tell the truth

and they will love you,
like I do.

Well, okay,
maybe not like that.

But you will
knock them dead!

[ Sighing ] Yeah.

Jane Pauley: The INF agreement
signed yesterday

was only the backdrop
for the superpower meeting.

I'm sorry I have to rush out,
my day's packed.

[ Chuckles ] Me too.
Everyone's running around

like a bunch of chickens
with their heads cut off.

[ Both laugh ]
Yeah, the Summit.

A lot of
my clients, too.
Mm.

Actually, I wonder
if you could do me a favor.

Oh. Uh, what?

Well, no,
you probably can't just

waltz in and out
of the State Department.

[ Chuckles ]
Uh, no.

I mean, sure I can.
I can -- I can get in anywhere.

Wh-What do you need?

Well, one of my clients
is working closely

with the
Department of Defense.

They have this major meeting
at Main State today.

I'm supposed to get them
these documents before,

but his flight
got delayed

and I'm supposed to be at these
meetings all over this morning.

I can do it.
Really?

Yeah. [ Chuckles ]
Oh.

That would be
such a life-saver.

Um, I just have all these
little things all over the city.

You'd just have to leave this
for him in room 6226.

Okay.

Just put it in a corner.

Or actually maybe put a piece of
Senator Nunn's stationery on top

with "Fred Sperber, DoD"
so no one takes it.

Fred Sperber. Okay.
Yeah, sure.

[ Sighs ] My knight
in shining armor.

[ Both chuckle ]

Oh, I wish
I could stay.

Later.

[ Chuckles ]

[ Chuckles ] Bye.

Bye. [ Chuckles ]

And then the President says
that's all well and good,

but that's not what...

[ Indistinct conversations ]

[ Telephone ringing ]
[ Sighs ]

[ Ringing stops ]

Yes. This is Johnny
from Dupont Circle Travel.

[ Indistinct conversation ]

[ Dialing ]

[ Sighs ]

[ Ringing ]
[ Sniffs ]

Young man: Hello?

Hi. Is Henry Jennings there?
It's his father calling.

I think
he's at hockey practice.

Uh, can you check?

Sure.

Hey, is Henry around?

His dad's on the phone!

No. Sorry.
He's not here.

Okay, uh, just, uh --
Just tell him I called.

Nothing important.
Just saying hi.

Okay.
Thanks.

[ Receiver clicks ]

[ Inhales sharply ]

[ Exhales sharply ]

[ Sighs ]

[ Up-tempo music playing ]

[ Door closes ]
Man: Thanks.

[ Music continues ]

What can I get
for you?

Curtis, remember me?

Yeah.

You're not in trouble,
it's nothing like that.

I just want to ask you
a few questions.

Won't take long.

Hey, Melvin,
gimme a second over here.

Mm-hmm.

[ Music continues ]

[ Sighs ]

When you were working
with Gregory Thomas,

you remember the woman
he was hanging out with?

It was
a long time ago.

There was
a lot of women.

At the time, you said
there was one in particular,

a white woman --

you saw them hanging out
together a bunch of times.

Is that her?

I never really...

Gregory kept her
coming and going pretty private.

It could be her.
It could not.

Do you remember
anything about her,

anything at all?

She was beautiful.

Had incredible hair.
Like those Vidal Sassoon ads.

Anything else?

[ Music continues ]

She smoked
like a chimney.

I gotta get back to work,
if we're done here.

Yeah.

Yeah, thanks.

[ Music continues ]

Hold on a second.

I got something for ya.

[ Music continues ]

You kept your word.

I did a little time after,
but never for that.

[ Music continues ]

Jackson: Hello?
Jackson?

Yeah.
Hey! It's Wendy.

Oh, hey.
So, listen.

After all that,
the meeting was cancelled.

[ Scoffs ]
Oh.

I'm hate to ask you this,
but is there any way

you could swing by the room
and pick up that stuff for me?

Um, yeah, sure.

Oh, you're the best.
Thanks.

[ Chuckles ]

Just meet me at my car.
Okay.

[ Door opens ]

[ Sighs ]

Can I come in?

No.

[ Sighs ]

I just want you to know
how sorry I am.

Yeah. You said this.
At the office.

[ Sighs ]

You were there
from the beginning, Stavos.

It's not like
you don't mean anything to us.

You do.

And you probably look at me
and you think I'm doing great

with all these fancy clothes
and a nice car,

and the agency's remodeled...
but the truth is

we're in trouble.

And I don't know if the business
is going to survive.

And we're doing
pretty bad personally.

Financially.

In a way,
it is better

you got out earlier
than later.

You can start
to look for a job.

I-I started working for you
when the business was small.

I watched your kids
grow up.

[ Whispering ] Whatever was
going on in the back room,

I never
called the police.

**

I never said anything
to anyone.

And I never will.

**

I was raised
to be loyal.

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[ Door closes ]

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[ Indistinct conversations ]

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My knight
in shining armor.

[ Laughs ]

What?

Come on. Let's go.
Get in the car.

[ Engine starts ]

What, Jackson?
I'm not a mind-reader.

When I picked up
your documents...

there was this meeting going on
in 6226

about water resources
in Ghana.

It was really packed.

And so then I went in,
and I got the stuff
out of the corner.

And then on the way out,
I noticed,

on the clipboard by the door --
that they'd --

they'd been in there
since eleven o'clock,

and that there was just
one meeting before them.

Some, like,
Summit thing.

So?

There was
no cancelled meetings.

Well, I don't know the way the
rooms work at State, Jackson.

Well,
I looked in the files.

Okay, listen.
This is not a big deal.

You had me bug a meeting
at the State Department!

Bug a meeting?

[ Chuckling ]
Okay, first of all,

the meeting
never happened, right?

And secondly...my client
was supposed to be there.

This is like...
a way of taking notes.

What are you talking about?!?
This is illegal!

Jackson, my client
wanted the details

of a meeting to help prepare
a bid for a contract.

I know you're young
and it might seem strange

because you've never
done it before,

but this is
the real world.

I mean, this is what you do
to get a competitive edge.

So then that's what
the police would call this?

A competitive edge?

Okay,
just hang on a second.

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[ Brakes squeal ]

Jackson:
What is going on here?

Who are you?
I mean, I don't --

I don't get it,
I thought that maybe you --
Okay. Okay.

Hey, listen to me.

Jackson, you're a --
you're a sensitive guy.

And I understand --
I'm not sensitive.

And I'm not an idiot, either,
okay? People don't do this.

I know. My father is in
business. He would not do this.

I will -- I'll call him
right now and ask him, okay?

Jackson!

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Close the door.

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I wanna go.

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Listen to me.

**

Don't mention this
to your father.

You're old enough now
to keep some things to yourself.

Don't mention this
to anybody.

Do you understand?

Can I go?

Tell me
that you understand.

**

I don't understand.

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Go back to school.

Enjoy your last semester.

And go into
the pavement business.

I don't think McAlraith
is the right fit for you.

**

Go.

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[ Engine idling ]

[ Breathing heavily ]

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[ Classical music playing ]

Salesman:
That hangs perfectly.

I love this cut on you.

[ Music continues ]

You don't like it?

It's fine.

We just need to take up
the sleeve, hem the trousers,

that's it.

It's beautiful.

[ Music continues ]

Fyodor: ...unusual
to call this meeting,

but General Secretary Gorbachev
asked me to convey a message,

outside regular channels.

Now that INF has been signed
and we are moving on to START,

he wants you to understand
he's completely sincere

about what he told
President Reagan in Reykjavik.

His goal is not only reducing

number of long-range
nuclear missiles

that our two countries
have pointed at each other.

What he wants is total
elimination of nuclear weapons.

In order to accomplish this,

he is now ready
to go even further.

At Reykjavik, he expressed
a strong opposition to SDI.

He's not yet willing to change
that position publicly,

but I am authorized to tell
the people in this room,

if you agree to complete
nuclear disarmament,

he will drop all opposition
to SDI.

He will agree
to all American requirements

for a verification regime.

Full elimination --
this is his greatest dream.

For his legacy,
for President Reagan,

for the world.

[ Birds chirping ]

[ Footsteps approaching ]

You smoke too much.

So I've been told.

[ Inhales sharply ]

From Haskard's briefcase?

No.

Erica died,

Haskard stopped working
before the meeting.

I got in with my contact
at Sam Nunn's office.

Nesterenko didn't say anything
suspicious at the meeting.

It doesn't matter.
We got new orders.

You need
to take care of him.

Today or tomorrow.

[ Indistinct conversations ]

[ "I Was a Male War Bride"
plays in background ]
Catherine Gates: I'll cooperate
by getting the map

and finding out
where we are.

Henri Rochard: Who put us on
the river in the first place?

I knew
you were going to say that.

You're tiresome.
You're subnormal.

I don't propose
to argue with you any further.

Oh, dear.
That darn road

doesn't come within
10 kilometers of here.

What? Across open country
in that thing?

Oh, it'll just be
a little bumpy.

Only for a couple of hours.
We'll make it by 3:00.

Ha. We won't get there
before dark,

if we get there at all.
This motorcycle'll
go anywhere.

If you'll get your
pants off that grass
and help me get it...

[ Indistinct conversations ]

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[ Indistinct conversation ]

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[ Soft jazz music plays ]

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[ Door opens ]

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I didn't do it.

Nesterenko.

What happened?

Did you listen
to the recording?

He seems like
a decent man.

Not a traitor.

We haven't seen or heard him
do anything to prove --

-- It needs to be done.

What do you mean?

It needs to be done,
whether you're convinced or not.

I don't understand.

[ Sighs ]

I've been protecting you.

We protect you
from knowing everything,

so you can do your job.

But if you've lost
your confidence...

I haven't lost
my confidence.

Then what?

I just...

this time...

I need to know.

[ Inhales sharply ]

Back home,

we have a leader
who has no sense of our history,

no sense
of our ideals.

No sense of how we've sacrificed
to build a great nation,

and the price
we've paid.

He's giving it all away.

Some right here,
this week, to the Americans.

Some back home,
month by month, week by week.

It's almost too late
to stop him.

What does this have to do
with Nesterenko?

After you've
taken care of him,

we'll make
a slight alteration

to the reports
you've been making on him,

so it appears
he was trading away

a highly classified
defense program for Gorbachev.

They told me
you didn't know about that.

We were protecting you.

I'm sure you understand
there's a chance

that this could go badly.

As long as you didn't know
all of these details,

nothing would happen to you,
if it didn't work out.

You were just
doing your job.

And if it does work out?

We quietly
take these reports

to certain members
of the Central Committee,

key military leaders,
and regional party secretaries

who understand
the situation we're in --

enough of them
will be outraged.

Gorbachev will be removed.

He probably won't even
come back home.

So, Mexico...

everything...

it was all this.

To get rid of Gorbachev.

We also had to
get Dead Hand to work.

I'm sure
you understand that.

Who ordered this?

The Centre.

The very top leaders there
are all behind this.

They're also working with

certain high-level
military leaders,

like your friend
from Mexico.

But not the Party.

We're all in the Party.

I won't do it.

I can't make you
do anything.

But Elizabeth --

keep quiet.

After all these years,
serving your country,

don't throw it all away,
now.

[ Speaking Russian ]

[ Speaking Russian ]

[ Conversations in Russian ]

[ Speaking Russian ]

[ Laughter ]

[ Woman speaking Russian ]

[ Inhales sharply ]

What are you looking at?

The moon.

Pretty tonight.

Yeah.

[ Inhales sharply ]

[ Breathes deeply ]

You coming?

In a minute.

[ Switch clicks ]

[ Vehicle approaching ]

[ Woman speaking Russian ]

[ Woman shouting in Russian ]

[ Man speaking Russian ]

[ TV turns off ]

I need
to talk to your guy.

What?

Why?

Just tell me
how to get in touch with him.

[ Sighs ]

Dead drop.

I thought
you met with him.

He's being watched now.

I need the contact plan.

What do you want
to say to him?

Look --

No.

**

I was just trying to figure out
the best way

to deal with
all this crap.

**

And you settled on
betraying me?

I was putting
our country first.

Which is
what you would have done.

**

I'm sorry.

**

Can you get him
a message for me?

Yes.

**

Tell him that what
he's worried about is happening.

The leaders
at the Centre

are trying
to get rid of Gorbachev.

Claudia just told me.

They want me to kill
that negotiator

that I was worried about --
Fyodor Nesterenko.

But he's not bad.

I've been watching him.

They want
to falsify my reports,

make it seem like
he's trading away

a highly classified
military system to the U.S.

But he's not.

Our people are working
with the military,

like that general I met with
in Mexico, Kovtun.

They want to get this done
so that Gorbachev

doesn't even come back
from the Summit.

Can you relay
that message for me?

He checks the signal site
late morning.

He'll have it
by two, three o'clock.

**

I have to
go back out.

They might still
go after this guy.

Do you need my help?

**

No.
Wait.

**

This came in
while you were out.

Father Andrei.

**

I can't.

You meet him.

Maybe he'll
give you absolution.

**

[ Door closes ]

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