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Clips from The Americans - A Roy Rogers in Franconia (S04E04)

"It's that simple?"
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"I didn't change his mind."
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"I reminded him who he is and gave him what he wants."
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"And if that wasn't who he was anymore?"
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"I don't know."
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"I agreed with William,"
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"thought we just should keep the whole damn thing to ourselves."
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"I'm not sure who was right about this one."
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"You can always count on Elizabeth."
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"You're good for each other."
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"She's steadfast. You need that."
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"- The Centre made a good match. - Mm."
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"I'm sorry, Philip."
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"I need to sit down."
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"Ah."
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"Whew."
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"I used to think I'd do better,"
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"serve the Centre better, if I kept to myself."
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"You work alone, there's no one there"
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"tearing away at you, weakening you."
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"But..."
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"You go to shit anyway."
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"And you're still alone."
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"- Thanks for the ride. - Really, it's no sweat."
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"When are you gonna get your license?"
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"As soon as I learn how to parallel park."
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"I could teach you."
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"- Yeah. - I can try."
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"Dad?"
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"Is he still at work?"
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"He hasn't been home in a few days."
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"Sorry."
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"I mean, he's the one that wanted me back here a few days a week."
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"I was fine staying with my mom."
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"You didn't miss him?"
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"I did, but I don't care where I sleep."
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"I'm glad you're back."
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"Things have been weird at my house."
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"Weird how?"
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"Just, uh, stupid parent stuff. They treat me like I'm 12."
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"Yeah."
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"Do you still have your band?"
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"No. Uh, we... we weren't very good."
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"Yeah, you really weren't."
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"What happened to that girl?"
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"What was her name? Uh, Celery?"
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"Celery. Yes, uh, her whole family is named after produce."
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"Okay."
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"Okay."
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"I should... I should get home."
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"- Yeah. Yeah. - Yeah."
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"- Hi, honey. - How was school?"
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"Okay. Matthew drove me home."
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"He told me his dad hasn't been home in two days."
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"I-is that important?"
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"What's going on with you two?"
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"Nothing. We're friends."
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"Oh, my God. I-I'm not dating him."
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"Well, you want to date him?"
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"What? No. I... I mean, I don't know. I..."
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"I like him, but..."
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"Henry's really close to Mr. Beeman,"
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"and we have no idea what he's saying to him about us."
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"You don't have to worry about that."
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"Why not?"
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"You have to be careful with Matthew, Paige."
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"With... everyone."
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"Paige, you can have friends. We want you to have friends."
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"You have to be careful who you open up to."
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"Yeah, I-I got that point."
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"I'm not opening up, I'm just talking to him."
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"You talk to Mr. Beeman all the time."
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"He's practically a member of the family."
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"Yeah, that... that's different."
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"- How? - We don't need you"
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"- to get close to Matthew for us. - I'm just..."
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"You want to be Matthew's friend, be Matthew's friend,"
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"but don't do anything because of us."
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"You do not have to worry about that."
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"You wanted me to worry about Pastor Tim and Alice."
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"- That is very different... - When I wanted nothing to do with them,"
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"you told me I had to stay close with them,"
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"no matter how shitty I felt about it."
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"- That is different. - No, it isn't."
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"You always say we'll get through this,"
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"but you never say how. I..."
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"Hello?"
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"Yeah, he's... he's right here."
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"Thanks."
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"Hello?"
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"Yes, Phil Jennings."
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"Yeah, uh-huh, got it. Thank you."
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"Louisville field office found a William Crandall."
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"Born Paducah, February 7, 1927."
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"Died Bowling Green, July 12, 1932. Age 5."
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"Foster Medical, right? Or w-was it, uh, Pace Labs?"
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"Got him."
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"Figure this guy's already made his surveillance detail."
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"- Who's been on him? - Got it right here."
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"Let's see. Teams B and D."
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"Get A and C up and on the street."
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"And get two teams down from New York,"
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"ready to take the next shift."
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"No, I understand. They should've already been ticketed."
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"I'll... take care of it right now."
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"Sure. Thank you. Bye."
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"What was that about?"
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"- I'm sorry. I have to go. - But who was it?"
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"Work."
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"What's going on?"
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"Paige, I can't give you the details right now."
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"You guys said you were done lying to me,"
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"that it was different now because you could trust me."
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"We're not lying to you, Paige,"
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"but you don't need to know everything."
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"You just killed a man in front of me."
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"I might as well know everything."
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"Do you trust me or not?"
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"I'm gonna meet with a man we work with,"
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"and he's gonna hand something over to me"
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