You've Never Seen That!?

What a surprising turn, for show that seemed, for all intents and purposes, passable good, this show was awesome. Kerry Russel, or as I commonly know her, the mom from August Rush, is incredible, but Mathew Rhys Evans takes the cake. The Russian Espionage Cake that hides in plain sight in suburban America in the nineteen seventies at the height of the cold war. A harrowing story about some of the most probably unheroic characters takes an interesting look into the world of national espionage before the modern era of technology forever changed the landscape. Complete with "pay-phones", "land lines", and "vacuum tube radios", honestly, I don't even know what I'm saying this show winds intrigue, deception, betrayal, and subterfuge beautifully. Interestingly enough we find out it was written by an ex-CIA operative turned author and suddenly the inclusion of certain reasonable, if outlandish tropes, and the omission of others makes way more sense, but adds a sense of legitimacy to the show that only furthers its e