I’m so late to this party but I just finished the show about 15 minutes ago. I know there have been interviews with the writers and director and they said that Gromov doesn’t love Carrie but I’m convinced they are in love and living the “Network” they talked about earlier in the season. He’s the male version of Carrie when it comes to people. He’s more violent about it but she basically killed or sabotaged every good person in her life. The show pissed me off with the way it killed off every good person that I fell love with (Max\Quinn) but it just shows what Carrie was willing to do for her “goal”. I wish I could say country but her sickness makes her so obsessive that she would have done terrible things in any other job just to “win”. Great show and I loved the ending and I will interpret the ending the way I choose. :)

Carrie calling president elect late night asking to call foster care for her daughter, I mean wtf is she smoking. She thinks the entire world is revolving around her and everyone and everything is at her disposal to use whenever she wants. Anyway she got nice belt treatment she deserved.

And Morgan Sailor is such a brilliant actor, think of that every time you hate on Dana: what it takes to make a character so annoying that everyone thinks it’s the actor’s fault 😘

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Carrie wanted to blow up Ayyan and Saul when spotted with Haqqani. Started shedding crocodile tears when Ayyan was shot dead. Then suddenly she wanted to save Saul when he wanted to escape or die. After becoming a complete failure as the Pakistan station chief, allowing Haqqani to attack embassy and kiill 39 US citizens, she sabotaged Quinn's plat to kill Haqqani. Suddenly remembers Ayyan and pulls out gun. Unbearable. Such a hypocritical and fake personality hiding behind bipolar disorder.

I used to be as annoyed as the rest of you of all the time spent on the Brody family in S3 but on this (5th??) rewatch I realized how similar Carrie and Dana’s story arcs are.

1. In this season everyone is calling them crazy and diminishing their valid arguments. Even to the point of hospitalization, no doubt Dana needs help but honestly, the incompetence of the therapist and doctor 🤦 I ’ve been there myself, and please don’t judge, but telling an unpopular truth there is very often seen as a proof of being crazy, “look, there she goes again”.

2. In season 1-2 they’re both the only ones who get Brody, see through his web of lies, not always getting it right but every time they know when something is of

Paramount+ released the first 04 episodes of season 2 of Lioness in Brazil and the 05th episode is scheduled to be released only on December 05th(according to their Twitter and the email support sent me).

You all can imagine what I'm going through right now. I was literally hung out to dry. I'm an adrenaline junkie and I can't wait a month to watch the next episode while everybody is already talking about it.

Does anyone have any alternative place where I can watch this on the internet?

I know this is a homeland sub but I've seen that the fam is really enjoying Lioness as well and i thought you guys would empathize with ny situation.

Tks.

I’ll go first

Quinn: I’m pretty likable

Carrie: That’s a matter of opinion

So I made it to S6E8 where it’s implied Dar molested Peter. However, it made my brain flicker to a previous episode but I can’t remember which one. It’s in maybe season 3 or 4 when Dar is talking to… maybe Saul about how and why he recruited Peter. I distinctly remember him saying they needed a hot or maybe it was pretty street kid basically. I remember at the time thinking the way he phrased it was weird but just brushed it off. Does anyone else remember this scene?

Im on a rewatch, and I forgot that he cant satisfy any woman he has ever met.

His wife slept around on him. Allison slept around on him.

He had no clue either time.

His name should be spelled with 2 L's.

SauLL.

Carrie, it's not about you all the time 🥱

I got a VPN. Any countries which got Homeland?

Wtf was Carrie thinking when she climbed the fence and shouted Brody, Brody while he was getting hanged? I was so surprised she wasn't lynched by the mob there or arrested by police.

What would Saul's life be like as the ex-CIA director?

In real life, is an ex-CIA director even allowed to be out in public without a security detail?

Are you allowed to leave the country for a vacation?

If you were held hostage by an enemy, wouldnt the CIA drone strike you just to avoid you being tortured and giving up valuable information?

On another re-run. She is just the worst 🤣🤣

Just started season 4. And it looks to me they're okay with all other (innocent) people around their target dying as long as there's no public blowback.

It's just something I can't get my head around since I'm not from a country that's been targeted by terrorists or is at war with anyone. Might have a different opinion otherwise.

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Given where the world is today - Trump is back as President, Russia is clawing it's way back into Ukraine and the talks of a NWO with Israel, Saudi Arabia, and even India thrown into the mix; if day it's a pretty good time for a fresh season. Carrie is anyway supposed to be in Russia, there's so much that she could do with Saul back home. I say supposed to be in Russia, coz you could very well have the new season with her being in Saudi Arabia or even India and then we get the back story of how she's found her way there from Russia. So many possibilities!

Just started watching Homeland, a few episodes into Season 1. Are there podcasts or reaction channels for this show? Especially those that start at Season 1, I found a few podcasts but they start at later seasons.

One of my fav movies

He can get it. That is all.

Would everything be different if Quinn killed Brody? Carrie would be distraught but she wouldn’t have had to see Brody hung and suffer and Brody wouldn’t have been framed for the CIA bombing. Interesting canon divergence to consider.