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Joe Weisberg

  1. exit interview
    ‘There Are a Fairly Limited Number of Ways This Could End’The Patient’s creators, Joel Fields and Joe Weisberg, unpack that brutal series finale.
    By Jen Chaney
  2. Duo Behind The Americans Set to Make Rodeo DramaGiddy-up, comrades!
    By Anne Victoria Clark
  3. the americans
    The Americans Showrunners on Paige’s Love Life and That Gravedigging SceneDigging a hole in the ground, even for scripted TV purposes, isn’t easy.
    By Jen Chaney
  4. The Americans Cast on Making a Show About Russian Spies During … Well, You Know“We’re like, ‘WTF?!’ All the time.”
    By Jennifer Vineyard
  5. The Americans Showrunners on Philip and Elizabeth Memes, Season 5“I don’t know if anyone’s giving an award for best Philip and Elizabeth meme, but someone should do that.”
    By Jen Chaney
  6. the russians are coming!
    How The Americans Became the Most Relevant Drama on TVOn the eve of a new season, the Weisberg brothers discuss why this Cold War-era potboiler feels current in a way they never could have foreseen.
    By Andrew Rice
  7. postmortem
    The Americans Showrunners on the Tense S4 Finale“I don’t think we ever considered killing [Pastor Tim] off.”
    By Matt Zoller Seitz
  8. chat room
    The Americans Showrunners on Season 4’s Biggest Episode YetAnd why we may yet see a musical episode of The Americans.
    By Scott Tobias
  9. Why ​The Americans​ Will Be Better Than Ever in Season 4Showrunners Weisberg and Fields on the evolution of Elizabeth and Philip, what they’d do over if they could, and making the Best Show on Television™.
    By Gazelle Emami and Matt Zoller Seitz
  10. language
    The Rules of Speaking Russian on The AmericansThey’re the anti-Twitter scenes.
    By Sean T. Collins
  11. postmortem
    The Americans’ Joe Weisberg and Joel Fields on the Finale’s Big TwistThey even kept [SPOILER] in the dark.
    By Denise Martin
  12. vulture on set
    Sex, Murder, and Parenting on the Set of The AmericansSeason two has Keri Russell’s character wrestling with a surprising threat to her daughter.
    By Denise Martin