Anyone else watching Homeland S2 ?

[Brandonv]

Me after the ending of yesterday's episode --->

I was surprised that

they captured Brody already. I thought they would drag it out for a while. I feel like more has happened in the last four episodes than happened in all of the 1st season.

I wonder whats next for Brody then? I wonder if the CIA will try to make Brody work for them and help capture Nazir?

[bigdaddy]

More has happened in the last 4 episodes than most TV shows do in 4 seasons.

[Guy Gardener]

Carrie screwed the pooch.

Have you noticed that her handlers can''t handle her.

I guess that's just part of the parcel for being coocoo for coco puffs.

If she just would have frakked him, he wouldn't have cared which side he was on.

We always assume that we can squeese in a little bit more sex before we have to kill them.

That's how John the Baptist lost his head.

[bigdaddy]

Guy Gardener wrote:

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We always assume that we can squeese in a little bit more sex before we have to kill them.

I’ve had a pretty good run so far with that. I seem to be good at this, if nothing else.

Last episode was the highest ratings ever for it. So it got renewed for a third season.

[CaptainCanada]

I like how the third episode exploded what looked like at least a season-long story, then this episode set up what looks like a new status quo for the show, only to explode that too at the end.

[Kegg]

The essence of a Homeland twist:

Do exactly what the audience expects.

Just do it before they expect you to do it.

And it gets me every time. Loved the ending of this episode. I have no idea where they'll go from here for next week, or next year, or anything. It's one hell of a gamble to burn through this amount of content so fast, but I'm enjoying myself so much I can't wait to see where it goes next.

[bigdaddy]

Question: After Sunday’s beyond intense and fantastic episode of Homeland, I marvel at the fact that we’re only four episodes into the season. Is Episode 5 another game-changer? —Jorge Ausiello: You. Have. No. Idea. Brace yourself for another rollercoaster ride. There’s a 15-minute, uninterrupted scene between Claire Danes and Damian Lewis that packs in more plot development than whole seasons of other shows.

Read More at: http://tvline.com/2012/10/23/ask-aus...paign=referral

[Mutenroshi]

They certainly have piqued my interest.

[Ayelbourne]

Emmies #2 incoming for Danes and Lewis.

Wow.

[bigdaddy]

Yeah, it wasn't as shockign as the last 4, but it was just as damn good.

[John Mason]

No

[Brandonv]

Another great episode. I wonder where Brody's loyalties will be by the end of the season? He seems confused at the moment.. I wonder if he will be playing both sides for awhile.

Is anyone else wondering what the deal is with

the vehicular manslaughter sub-plot? I'm not seeing how that's going to tie into the main plot.

[bigdaddy]

Brandonv wrote:

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Another great episode. I wonder where Brody's loyalties will be by the end of the season? He seems confused at the moment.. I wonder if he will be playing both sides for awhile.

Is anyone else wondering what the deal is with

the vehicular manslaughter sub-plot? I'm not seeing how that's going to tie into the main plot.

I agree, your spoiler was the weak part of the episode, hell maybe the weak point of the show. I was thinking maybe the VP's son will be the target, this is why he's around, but that spoiler is just weird. And they zoomed in on that scene and I thought that was interesting.

[Mister Fandango]

Seemed to just be a way to give the daughter a meatier storyline to me.

[bigdaddy]

Mister Fandango wrote:

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Seemed to just be a way to give the daughter a meatier storyline to me.

There is so much going on in the story we really don't need the daughter to do much of anything.