Phil and Elizabeth Jennings, the Russian spies posing as an all-American family in 1980s Washington, D.C., continue their descent into hell and continue to drag others with them. Their most troubling victim is their daughter Paige, who, after blabbing about her parents to her liberal pastor, has been given her first adult assignment, i.e. to keep Pastor Tim and wife under surveillance. Victim no. 2 is Martha, the FBI secretary seduced and married (!) by Phil, who is persuaded that exile in the Soviet Union is better than prison – or murder, although that was never spelled out to her. Other people get hurt. Nina is executed, Frank Gaad is accidentally killed, Oleg Burov loses a brother in Afghanistan, the KGB resident is declared non persona grata. The main story line concerns an unsuccessful attempt to obtain a biological warfare sample of Lassa fever. This ends sadly too, with season guest Dylan Baker having a great death scene after injected himself with the sample when cornered. Gloomy, slow, very entertaining on some strange level, great.