if only children could rule the world

Who knows what would’ve happened here.

a motel room in northern virginia, 1965  → a bridge outside of moscow, 1987

“The spies who loved each other as part of the job, then loved each other in spite of the job.”

Nothing to win and Nothing left to lose. Pilot // Finale

“For their last meal the Jenningses stopped at a McDonald’s, putting a bow on Philip’s American experience — he even stopped to look at an all-American, Jennings-like family of four sitting happily in a booth before carrying the bags out to the car. “ — New York Times “We loved that so much as Philip’s final goodbye to this greatest icon of American capitalism, as he had become enamored with capitalism and America itself.” — Joe Weisberg

Nesterenko is alive – I stopped it. I also contacted Gorbachev’s people, I told them everything you were planning. It’s over.

Things are changing back home, opening up – and it’s not just politics, it’s young people, it’s music, it’s different. I mean they’re talking about opening a Pizza Hut in Moscow, you see the papers.

#'my husband is a CAPITALIST??'#'who likes PIZZA HUT?' (@whatelsecanwedonow)