How ‘The Americans’ turned out to be the biggest hit in TV history

By TIMOTHY JOHNSONAssociated PressAssociated PressWASHINGTON (AP) A popular TV series that won a Golden Globe and an Emmy for best drama series has turned into the biggest-grossing series in TV History.

The Americans (pictured) is the longest-running spy drama series on TV, and it is the top-grossed series of all time.

It earned $9.2 billion at the box office.

Its success was made possible thanks to its blend of action, intrigue, humor and intrigue, with plenty of romance, romance, action and romance.

Its popularity was based on the combination of good casting, strong performances and smart writing that the cast and crew put into the series.

Its ratings are the highest ever for a drama series and are in line with last year’s hit TV series, The Americans.

The series has been renewed for a second season and is set to return for a third.

The American series has also been nominated for multiple Emmys, including Best TV Drama Series for its portrayal of two brothers who run a small, secretive intelligence agency in Washington, D.C. That was its biggest coup.

The series has had multiple seasons, starting with the first in 2004, and has become the highest-rated TV series of the last 40 years.

It has been nominated four times for Emmys: for best TV drama series, best drama actor, best TV series and best drama actress.

Its success was built on the success of the series in the U.S. It is the most-watched TV series ever in the United States, averaging 2.1 million viewers per episode.

The American series is the highest rated series in cable TV history.

The story follows a CIA officer (played by Matthew Rhys) who travels from Moscow to Washington, the capital of the United Kingdom.

After a string of botched operations, he is ordered to join the spy ring in the hopes of saving the British people from a Soviet invasion.

The CIA officer is the youngest member of the CIA and is played by the Emmy winner Martin Freeman.

The story centers on the spy network that is based in the British capital.

Its characters are all women.

The show is one of the most diverse and diverse series on television.

Its lead character, Elizabeth (played with aplomb by Julia Garner), is a straight-A student who is raised in a very strict household.

She becomes romantically involved with an attractive man.

She is a young, attractive woman with a large heart who has an older brother who is an intelligence officer in the Soviet Union.

The audience is captivated by Elizabeth’s intelligence and her passion for espionage.

Her character is an embodiment of the complexity of the spy agency and how difficult it is to be both.

Elizabeth is a woman who is willing to sacrifice everything to protect the people of her country.

She cares deeply about the welfare of her family, and she wants to be a good woman.

The character is also flawed in many ways, such as the fact that she is a lesbian and that she does not want children.

Her mother (played brilliantly by Rosamund Pike) is a strong woman who loves Elizabeth unconditionally and loves her children unconditionally.

Elizabeth has a hard time accepting her father’s death and doesn’t understand why she cannot marry him.

Her relationships with her mother, brother, sister and sister-in-law are complicated.

Her sister- in-law (played superbly by Sarah Paulson) is also very complex and difficult to understand.

The characters are often portrayed as two sides of the same coin.

In one episode, Elizabeth asks Elizabeth why she is so afraid of men.

Elizabeth answers that she fears her brother because he is a man.

But when Elizabeth asks her mother why she fears men, she says she fears the Russian agent.

The Russian agent is portrayed as a strong, strong, powerful man who is very much a Russian agent, but also a very good man.

It was the perfect blend of a female spy and an Asian man.

Elizabeth is an extremely talented spy.

She has the intelligence and the skills to understand the Russian intelligence services and work with them to stop the Soviet invasion and the British threat.

She also has the courage to go against her mother’s wishes and her father to go after her father and her brother.

The other characters are a mix of good and bad.

They have a lot of flaws, such a selfish and cynical woman (played beautifully by Rachel Weisz), a woman with mental illness (played well by Jessica Pare), a lesbian (played exquisitely by Kim Dickens), a young woman (playing brilliantly by Rachel McAdams) and a man (played perfectly by Michael Pena).

The characterizations of the other characters also are layered.

Elizabeth, for example, is a brilliant spy, but her brother is also a brilliant man.

Elizabeth’s mother is a great mother, but the father of her child is a murderer and the man who raised her daughter is a psychopath.