The Americans

The Americans primarily evokes strong feelings of Anxiety and Anticipation due to the constant, high-stakes threat of exposure for the deep-cover Soviet spies and the intricate nature of their missions. Empathy and Sadness are deeply felt as viewers connect with the immense personal cost, moral dilemmas, and sacrifices made by the Jennings family, reflecting the heavy burden of their undeclared war. A pervasive sense of Melancholy underscores their isolated and dangerous existence. Curiosity and Confusion are driven by the complex spycraft, shifting loyalties, and the moral ambiguity of their actions, while Disturbing elements arise from the violence and betrayals inherent in their world.