What r/TheDiplomat is talking about this week

Keri Russell deserves an Emmy next year, hands down. She was phenomenal in Season 4. The range of emotions she conveyed was incredible

Bro, I was in the airplane, but I couldn't be quiet, this scene was so fucking shocking. WTF!!!

Three seasons building up a relationship between these two. Making us wonder, will they will they not. They shared so many intimate moments. They had such a close relationship. They were at the...

Shoes in bed?!?!? Under the covers?!?!? What kind of fuck shit is that?!?!?!? I was with Hal as the aggrieved, long suffering husband until this absolutely unhinged diabolical expression of...

This tense confrontation between them is so good.

I was rewatching The Holiday on Netflix yesterday and lo and behold- There he was!!! Rufus Sewell as Jasper Bloom!! How did I not realize this sooner 😮

I remember so much debate about whether he was a double agent in season 3. And the missing condom? Would he blackmail her? Is he a bad guy? Then for a brief moment it’s like…!did he shoot Penn?!<...

I don't know how Allison Janney does it, but she's able to control her micro-expressions to convey how hawkish and combative Grace really is, while her character is putting on a polite front for...

I love The Diplomat— and that last episode was a banger. But I’m curious if those who’ve served in the State Department think anything about The Diplomat’s world is realistic? What does the show...