The cast and executive producers of "The Americans" sat down on April 26 for a panel discussion of the FX drama at the Academy of Television Arts and ...

Note: Do not read on if you have not yet seen the Season 1 finale of FX's "The Americans," titled "The Colonel." Watching "The Americans" evolve o...

It's hard not to look at the array of cover identities Matthew Rhys has used on the FX network spy drama "The Americans" and not conclude that they sh...

It's hard not to think of FX, at least in part, as a Margo Martindale delivery system. Martindale delivered an Emmy-winning performance as Harlan ...

In Wednesday's exciting season finale, American and Russian agents set a series of high-stakes events in motion, and the dogged Stan Beeman (Noah Emmerich) is at the heart of every scheme.

I would like to take a moment and apologize for anything snarky I've said about slow plots and poor writing and lack of suspense and surprise. Lies, lies, and more confessions are to come, guys.

I don't hate this show because it's bad, I hate this show because every time I start to think it's silly, it surprises me. It's the slower, character and plot-building episodes like "Only You" that shine and make me look forward to seeing how they're going to close the season.

Was "Safe House" a bit like "Modern Family" this week? If everyone just slowed down and spoke up, there would be no confusion -- everyone could get the information they needed without needlessly battling each other, and solve all their problems. But that would be boring.

The Jennings almost save the day again while tracking down a hit-man that Moscow hired to kill some American scientists working on weapons, but everything else is starting to unravel.

Excuse me while I remove my foot from my mouth. I was getting impatient with the poor Jennings, but now, stuff is going down.

In Episode 5 of "The Americans:" Elizabeth gets stuck in an FBI agent's trunk. Nina learns a new word, again. Philip and Stan are officially BFFs, and basically every woman on the show puts out to get ahead.

On this week's episode of "The Americans," titled "COMINT," the tension is rising and star Matthew Rhys, who plays KGB spy Philip Jennings, is as exci...

FX has renewed "The Americans" for a second season of 13 episodes, the network announced Thursday. The news comes as no surprise, considering the ...

It's not easy being a Russian spy, or being married. This week, the Jennings were set into motion as "The Americans" took on the 1981 assassination attempt of President Ronald Reagan.

Before she was kicking ass as a KGB agent on "The Americans" or causing uproar with her hair as the titular "Felicity," Keri Russell was the object of...

I'm not sure who I'm rooting for in "The Americans." Or what we're supposed to be worried about. Them getting caught? Or the state of their marriage? In this week's episode, "Gregory," we finally start to see where it's all going.

Keri Russell may be known for her more dramatic roles these days, but the actress got her big break singing and dancing on the early '90s incarnation ...

In the pilot of "The Americans," Philip tried to convince his wife Elizabeth to at least consider defecting from their lives as KGB operatives underco...

Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys returned to television as KGB operatives in the early 1980s on FX's new drama "The Americans." The super-sized premiere ...

If "The Americans" can continue to refine its mixture of espionage badassery and ambiguous loyalties, it should be a nice addition to the TV landscape, presuming a large enough audience gets behind the idea of Felicity as a spy.

FX's latest drama, "The Americans" (premieres tonight, Wed., Jan. 30 at 10 p.m. EST), stars Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys as Elizabeth and Phillip Jen...

If "Argo" gave you a yen to see great character actors wear mustard-colored clothing and play beleaguered intelligence types, you should definitely give "The Americans" a sustained try.

NEW YORK — Where once the post-holiday schedule was a blizzard of chilly reruns, January is aburst with premieres and finales. Already, the ado...

With the new year comes new TV shows! TV's 2013 midseason schedule is chockfull and HuffPost TV has all the information on what's to come. Many fav...