Dinner for Seven
- Episode aired May 25, 2016
- TV-14
- 43m
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8.5/10
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Elizabeth completes the last steps of a very personal operation... but at what cost?Elizabeth completes the last steps of a very personal operation... but at what cost?Elizabeth completes the last steps of a very personal operation... but at what cost?
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- William Crandall
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- Arkady Zotov
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Did you know
- TriviaRichard Thomas has been removed from the opening credits.
- GoofsWhen Gabriel and his "wife" are in Don's office copying files from his computer it shows them using connecting an external hard drive from a Commodore computer to Don's PC. The Commodore and IBM PC had incompatible operating systems so they would not have been able to make copies of the floppy disks on the Commodore disk drive. However, the IBM DOS had a copy disk command which would have allowed them to make copies of the floppy disks directly on Don's computer.
- ConnectionsReferences Silver Streak (1976)
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Another great episode with memorable moments
Phillip and Elizabeth undertake a particularly nasty sting operation.
This is another very strong episode with some quite memorable sequences.
The story as always mixes plot and character development. I think it's all very compelling but one scene feels a little bit contrived to push a plot line and character arc in a certain direction. However that doesn't take away the fact that it's very well done.
I loved the scene at the dinner table. The Americans do these scenes very well and it always makes for great awkward humour. The only series that does dinner time interaction to this standard (and even more entertaining) is The Sopranos.
Some of the dialogue between Pastor Tim and Elizabeth is very interesting and it works so well with everything going on in the lives of the main characters.
The cinematography and editing are excellent as ever and all performances are as strong as ever. Noah Emmerich stood out for me in one great scene between Stan and Oleg.
This is another very strong episode with some quite memorable sequences.
The story as always mixes plot and character development. I think it's all very compelling but one scene feels a little bit contrived to push a plot line and character arc in a certain direction. However that doesn't take away the fact that it's very well done.
I loved the scene at the dinner table. The Americans do these scenes very well and it always makes for great awkward humour. The only series that does dinner time interaction to this standard (and even more entertaining) is The Sopranos.
Some of the dialogue between Pastor Tim and Elizabeth is very interesting and it works so well with everything going on in the lives of the main characters.
The cinematography and editing are excellent as ever and all performances are as strong as ever. Noah Emmerich stood out for me in one great scene between Stan and Oleg.
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- snoozejonc
- Mar 2, 2021
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- Runtime43 minutes
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- 16:9 HD
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