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Commies even Reagan could love
– macleans.ca
FXIn its second season, The Americans, FX’s show about Soviet spies posing as a suburban couple in 1980s America, is gaining recognition as one of the network’s best dramas. The show has impressed viewers with its daring feat of making us fans of Russian spies—as co-creator Joel Fields put it, “We want you to root for the KGB.” But maybe even more daringly, it manages to tell a story from the point of view of Soviet Communists while facing no political backlash. In fact, the opposite may have happened: Conservatives like the show. As George Mason University law professor Ilya Somin puts it, “From a political perspective as opposed to an artistic one, I think it deserves credit for the way it portrays Communism generally, and the KGB specifically.” That’s not what you might expect from a show whose heroine, played by Keri Russell, is a committed Communist who considers Ronald Reagan a monster.
Several writers have reassured their readers that it’s okay for the right to embrace The Americans’ take on the Soviet Union…
Commies even Reagan could love
– macleans.ca
FXIn its second season, The Americans, FX’s show about Soviet spies posing as a suburban couple in 1980s America, is gaining recognition as one of the network’s best dramas. The show has impressed viewers with its daring feat of making us fans of Russian spies—as co-creator Joel Fields put it, “We want you to root for the KGB.” But maybe even more daringly, it manages to tell a story from the point of view of Soviet Communists while facing no political backlash. In fact, the opposite may have happened: Conservatives like the show. As George Mason University law professor Ilya Somin puts it, “From a political perspective as opposed to an artistic one, I think it deserves credit for the way it portrays Communism generally, and the KGB specifically.” That’s not what you might expect from a show whose heroine, played by Keri Russell, is a committed Communist who considers Ronald Reagan a monster.
Several writers have reassured their readers that it’s okay for the right to embrace The Americans’ take on the Soviet Union…
