Homeland on Showtime (Page 4)

As a side note.  The D-bag under cover analyst who almost killed Brody then ended up in the director's bedroom with his threat to come back?

Turned from D-bad to cool guy, in my book!

I don't know if I ever thought he was a DB but I did think he was way too serious. Now I do think he is bad azz and hope he is in the show more.

Is he dead by any chance?  In the explosion?

He had no reason to be there so I doubt it.

Yes it is, but only within the framework the director or producer has created. You can suspend disbelief and accept some of the silly plot twists and turns and how absurd some of the characters are, but if the framework they've built is the CIA post September 11th, you can't suspend disbelief in regards to the level of security that would be in place at the CIA headquarters.

except I LIKED the twist - even if they did some stupidity to get there - and hopefully in s3 they will give some explanation to that....

and I do not think it will turn into just chasing brody....

BTW, CAN you introduce a fatal arrhythmia with a "remote controlled" pace maker?

I thought they did the work on their own if needed.  Can your program them via wifi or radio?  Me doubts it. 

CURRENTLY no pacemakers are not wireless communicators - and this episode told me they never should be!

with current technology that box that Brody got the numbers from had the connector that would allow you to communicate with the device.

You can query a device and find out what happened. That was my big question after the death scene - was anyone going to query the pacemaker.....

******SPOILER ALERT******

Brody was hung?  What?????????????  I kept expecting him to pop up later in the show like his death was just an act!  Now they way it ended makes me wonder where the show goes next season? Saul is on his own, Carrie is in Instanbul, no idea about Quinn, but no Brody???  Really?????

I agree.  Not interested in watching if it's just Carrie.    I thought it was the series finale the way that went,,,,,,

I also thought it was the series finale.    I really like Carrie's character, I think Claire Daines plays her really well.  She's always on the edge, she has an extremely well-developed instinct that she uses frequently, to her advantage. 

I kind of rolled my eyes when I heard that Claire Daines was going to be doing this show... All I could remember was "My So-called Life"  I think she's done a great job. 

Mandy Patankin has just knocked this one out of the park.   I love the way he plays Saul.  

Season four will be great, methinks!

Am I the only one that secretly hopes Brody wasn't really hung, that someway it was just for show and that he pops up sometime next season?????

Cause I agree if the show is just about Carrie or the new CIA Director, then no thanks.

Also, I still do not trust Quinn for soem reason

I'm not secretly hoping; I don't think the character is actually dead. I believe he will reappear next season.

I have watched every episode, but I'm not sure why. If my DVR broke and I missed a few, or if Showtime suddenly pulled the plugged my life would not miss a beat. The story itself was an interesting one, with a former Marine turned against his country, but it really should have been a mini-series, ending with Brody's capture and execution for treason. The twist and turns and absurd goings on make it an almost must see for how far into fantasy land the producers will go.

Oh, and if I never again see Claire Danes' chin scrunch up and her lips quiver with that sour puss on her face it will be too soon.

My "hollywood insider" connections told me that his contract was not renewed for next season, nor was the family's (thank god, if there's one thing worse than the Carrie face crunch it's the Dana face crunch... what the hell was all that about????)

I agree that they should have done this BBC style... one season/ miniseries and then that's it.

YES.   I couldn't stand her acting or her character.