Four years and two months after the FBI broke up the KGB's 'Illegals' program and two months after the fall of the USSR, the star of the U.S. Olympic hockey team has a seemingly chance encounter with an involuntarily retired KGB officer.

A drabble about Philip and Elizabeth arriving in their first motel room in America.

This free verse poem takes place sometime after the series finale episode of The Americans which was entitled "START".

An alternate timeline in the saga of cold-war, Soviet Directorate S illegals, living secretly in The United States.

from his training days in Moscow to what was only supposed to be 5 years undercover in America, this is one chronicle of Philip Jennings, his life, his work, and the struggles which almost did him in.

An alternate 'The Americans' timeline. It had not been Chris Amador killed by Philip Jennings that morning outside of Martha Hanson's apartment.

In 1992, Elizabeth and Philip Jennings returned to 'illegals' work in the United States, this time in Seattle.

In 2010, Dale Woods writes about what he observed had occupied Pastor Tim during their time as team ministers at Reed Street Church.

Speculating about one of the series-end mysteries, this is an account of Renee Beeman's marriage to Stan Beeman - and the way she infiltrates the Jennings' home through their son Henry. Events after Elizabeth and Philip escape back to the USSR put pressure on the Beeman marriage.

In his third year at St Edwards in New Hampshire, Henry Jennings' world comes apart - first over a tuition crisis, then over explosive revelations about his family. FBI agent and friend Stan Beeman becomes embroiled in the mess.

Two Directorate S illegals' couples, the Jennings and the Connors, lean on each other in 1970s Virginia, as they spy for the Soviet Union. Both Elizabeth Jennings as well as Leanne Connors rely on each other, esp. on the unique demands of motherhood with their chosen profession.

The FBI's Operation Harvest in 1987 ended up capturing the Jennings. Eight years later in the Colorado State Penitentiary 'Super-max', a CIA agent interviews the Jennings as part of a psy-ops report about Illegals, and how they could survive as 'deep-cover' ordinary Americans, despite doing horrific things. How do they maintain sanity? The report is reopened in 2010.

Set around the events of Season 4, episode 'Dinner for Seven', Agent Beeman can't leave alone, a hunch about Pastor Tim. In the backdrop around that episode, of the huge issues in Counter Intelligence - Gaad's murder and Martha Hanson's defection - it was the frustrating little things about that dinner at the Jennings, the dinner with Pastor Tim, that would not leave Beeman alone.

Philip and Elizabeth's identities are in danger becaues of a nosy person. It seems that the only solution is to stage a bank robbery and make the dangerous woman believe Elizabeth is a victim and has been seriously injured. But what happens when things don't go according to the Rezident's plan? [cross-posted from AO3]

Former Division Head for Counter Intelligence, FBI, Dennis Aderholt, remembers and recounts his days as a colleague of Stan Beeman's. Looking back, Aderholt tries to understand his old pal, Beeman, when it came to the exposing of Operation Harvest in 1987.

Martha's story, from Colorado to parenthood in Moscow.

Pastor Tim turns his pastoral diaries, into a larger narrative about The Jennings. Includes events well past the end of the TV series itself.

Beginning in Dec 1987, Paige Jennings faces her real fear - being alone. For the next 30 years she chisels out an existence in the USA and Canada, loyal to 'The Centre'. It is people who's language she doesn't speak, in a country she's never been. Living life as best she can, she finally contacts Henry. In 2017 by train to Rouses Point, she completes her parents' journey.

Several months after Phillip and Elizabeth escaped to Russia, Paige goes to Henry's college to finally talk to him.

The year is 1992. The Soviet Union has fallen, and Philip and Elizabeth have been recalled to their homeland. Henry, now a college student, is torn between his love for his parents and the only life he's ever known. A budding relationship with an American girl further complicates matters. I started this story before I knew how the show would end, so I guess it's now AU.

What happened to the characters in "The Americans" 5 years later and after the fall of the Soviet Union? This story proposes an answer.

What happened in the days after Philip and Elizabeth fled to Russia, leaving Paige and Henry behind? This is my version of what they left in their wake... A 16 chapter (sorry!) short story I will try to update weekly!

Phillip & Elizabeth thought they were safe once they got to Canada. They were wrong!

The Wall, and the Soviet Union, has fallen and two parents miss their children.

This takes place a year after the final episode of the series.