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The newest episode of Season 4 of Homeland was a tense and dramatic one, as Carrie and Quinn tried to get Saul out of Taliban custody and return him home safely. They nearly succeeded, but Pakistani intelligence was onto the plan the whole time and Haqqani's men recaptured Saul, who screamed at Carrie over the phone for betraying him and not bombing them all off the map like he asked. Read More »
In this week's episode of "Homeland," "Halfway to a Donut," Carrie wakes up in a daze still in the Pakistani Intelligence officer's house. She barely can walk or even remember what happened the night before. The officer puts her back into bed, where she gets the chills even with the covers on her. CIA Director Lockhart, the ambassador and Quinn are on their way to another meeting with the Pakistani delegation to try and get Saul back. The woman at the ISI/Pakistani Intelligence whose plan it was to switch Carrie's meds is upset at her colleague for helping her instead of her getting fired. Saul is brought in front of a camera for a video, which is being shown at the delegation meeting. Saul says not to accept any of their demands and let them do what they want with him. Haqqani goes in front of the camera to ask for a prisoner exchange for Saul. Lockhart gets upset and storms out of the room. The Pakistani Intelligence says they are not involved with Haqqani or his demands. When the guards take Saul back to his cell, he fights them and secretly takes a nail on the floor to try and unlock his handcuffs. Read More »
Season 4 of Homeland has been up and down as it tries to re-establish itself after the death of Brody in the Season 3 finale. But according to a new report, the Season 4 finale could also feature a significant death. Read More »
In this week's Homeland recap of Season 4, Episode 7, titled "Redux," there's a shocking return no one sees coming. But first, the woman from ISI/Pakistani Intelligence is buying pills to use for an unknown purpose. We are then taken to the arrival of CIA Director Lockhart at the U.S. embassy in Pakistan after learning about Saul's abduction. He meets with the ambassador who then introduces him to John and reacquaints him with Quinn. He asks about what happened with Carrie in the control room, but Quinn stands up for her and says she made a hard-line decision to strike at Haqqani and Saul. The director is thankful Quinn overruled her. When asked where she is, Quinn says she's in her room upset, but the director tells him to get her. But we should've known better because this is Carrie we're talking about. She's not in her room but at the secret office working with Max and Fara to find out who the nurse is who gave Aayan the drugs to give to his uncle and what they were for. Quinn goes to Carrie's apartment to look for her, but of course she's not there. He calls her to tell her Lockhart's looking for her so she says she's on her way, but not before Max finds out who the nurse is. When Quinn leaves, we see Professor Boyd hiding in the apartment. He goes to the bathroom to switch out her bipolar meds with the ones the ISI woman gave him. Read More »
This week's 'Homeland,' titled "From A to B and Back Again," we see Carrie and Aayan in bed together half naked going over questions he may be asked when immigrating from Pakistan to England for medical school. Carrie surprises him with money and a passport and says they're leaving tonight. Aayan wants to go back to his dorm to get some stuff which Carrie agrees to, but not before a goodbye kiss. Read More »
In this week's 'Homeland,' titled "About a Boy," Aayan wakes up next to Carrie after she seduced him the night before. He looks under the sheets to get another peak at her naked, but she wakes up. Aayan is still freaked out about what happened, but Carrie puts his mind at ease. She gets dressed to go get breakfast for them. I still find this whole situation creepy and disturbing, but I'm hoping the writers come up with something better because I'm starting to hate Carrie again. Read More »
In this episode of 'Homeland,' titled "Iron in the Fire," Carrie I sitting at a computer looking for a terrorist who could be at the center of the mob killing of former station chief Sandy. All of a sudden, Carrie's nemesis John comes in and helps her find the guy she's looking for. It begs the question: what does he have up his sleeve? Read More »
In the second week of 'Homeland,' this episode is titled "Shalwar Kameez." It starts off with Carrie of course not following orders as usual and telling her bodyguards to take her to the scene of where Sandy was killed by the mob. She has flashbacks, but nothing more. Read More »
The Season 4 premiere of Homeland showed how damaged both Carrie (Claire Danes) and Quinn (Rupert Friend) have become, particularly after the events of the drone strike in the first episode, which drove a wedge between the two friends. But will they reunite in Season 4? Read More »
The Homeland Season 4 premiere on Sunday showed just how terrible of a mother Carrie Mathison (Claire Danes) truly is. She was thrilled when she was abroad, living her life of freedom and catching bad guys. But when she had to come home, she struggled mightily to connect with her family and had no desire to care for her daughter. Read More »
The Season 4 premiere of Homeland showed that all is not well between Carrie (Claire Danes) and Quinn (Rupert Friend). The double feature last Sunday also revealed that Quinn's mental state is shaky at best after he killed two civilians overseas when trying to save his boss, Sandy (Corey Stoll). Read More »
'Homeland' is back with a bang! And we mean literally with a bang. After a very disappointing third season, it was time for the show to reset and basically start again. Brody's death at the end of the third season gave the show a chance to do that and it had paid off big time. Read More »
Talk of a romantic relationship between Carrie (Claire Danes) and Quinn (Rupert Friend) has been popping up in Homeland Season 4 spoilers quite a lot this week, and the latest batch of information is no exception. Read More »
