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re: Homeland season 2Posted by prostyleoffensetime on 10/7/12 at 9:45 pm to RX94
I'm watching. This show is freaking intense.
re: Homeland season 2Posted by RX94 on 10/7/12 at 9:50 pm to prostyleoffensetime
What an ending Can't wait for next week
re: Homeland season 2Posted by Mercy Percy on 10/7/12 at 10:02 pm to RX94
Ok. So what is Saul going to do w the tape? How's Brody going to b able to spin that? Does that bring Carey back? Good show tonight bois.
re: Homeland season 2Posted by 4LSU2 on 10/7/12 at 10:10 pm to Mercy Percy
Best episode to date, including season 1.
How do they get another season out of this???
How do they get another season out of this???
re: Homeland season 2Posted by Mercy Percy on 10/7/12 at 10:12 pm to 4LSU2
Lsu. U had to admit the season finally was dam good last season tho
re: Homeland season 2Posted by prostyleoffensetime on 10/7/12 at 10:18 pm to volfan30
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frick Brodie.
Yeah, it's so odd the emotions that you feel when watching him. I find myself kind of rooting for him in some situations, then I'm like kill this bastard now 3 minutes later.
Was it me, or did that episode feel short? It ended at 9:47, I think.
re: Homeland season 2Posted by 4LSU2 on 10/7/12 at 10:18 pm to Mercy Percy
Yeah, but I was literally on tue edge of my seat several times this evening and my heart rate increased dramatically also. I can't remember ever feeling that way watching a show, even horror movie as a kid.
:nohomo:
:nohomo:
re: Homeland season 2Posted by prostyleoffensetime on 10/7/12 at 10:22 pm to 4LSU2
At first, when Saul was discovering the sd card, I thought it was some kind of planted tracking device, and I was like Oh, shite they're coming after Saul and Carrie... Then it was the sd card and Brody's face, and I was like pop fricking corn.
re: Homeland season 2Posted by VOR on 10/7/12 at 11:17 pm to prostyleoffensetime
Question. Anyone here think Saul may be a traitor?
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re: Homeland season 2Posted by CBandits82 on 10/7/12 at 11:45 pm to 4LSU2
Episode was incredible. Best show on T.V.
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No, I don't think Saul is a traitor. I haven't seen anything to lead me to think this at all.
something like this will happen in the show though. its just that type of show
tonights episode wasnt great to me.. i didnt like that Brodie warned him.. seemed too far fetched.. plus, there was never any doubt that the attempt would fail, just a matter of how it would fail
i did like the ending though, i thought a mortar was going to take out the house that Saul was in
re: Homeland season 2Posted by brbengalgal on 10/8/12 at 6:41 am to 4LSU2
It really was fantastic. I was tense the whole time I was watching.
I guess Saul will have to use Carrie off book now?
I guess Saul will have to use Carrie off book now?
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No, I don't think Saul is a traitor. I haven't seen anything to lead me to think this at all.
There was some subtle behavior last season toward the end that was suspicious. There was even speculation as to whether he passed something to Brody during interrogation.
re: Homeland season 2Posted by 13SaintTiger on 10/8/12 at 11:20 am to VOR
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Anyone here think Saul may be a trader?
Saul trusted Carrie's judgement and went through with the operation to take out Naziir, I highly doubt Saul is a traitor. He does seem fishy at times though
re: Homeland season 2Posted by RollTide1987 on 10/8/12 at 11:22 am to TigerRad
There has to be SOMEONE on the inside. How else could that reporter chick have gotten hold of the combination to David Estes's safe and know what was in the safe as well?
This post was edited on 10/8 at 11:24 am
re: Homeland season 2Posted by CBandits82 on 10/8/12 at 11:33 am to RollTide1987
Who do you think the mole is?
re: Homeland season 2Posted by NWHoustonTiger on 10/8/12 at 11:43 am to RollTide1987
I agree with the sentiment in this post - Season 2 / Episode 2 may have been the best episode of the entire series. I also agree that there is someone else working on the inside for Nazir, but I don't think it's Saul. The show's writers may be trying a little misdirection by dropping some hints that Saul may be a traitor - the incident with the lie detector test, the suicide of Nazir's lieutenant while in CIA custody, etc. At the end of the day, though, I think the secret traitor will come out of left field.
Two pet peeves about last night's episode:
(1) CIA & JSOC are planning an operation to take out the most wanted man in the world and they are having a conversation over Skype? Seriously? I'm no IT Security expert, but I don't think Skype is the most-secure communications medium. I guess even Homeland needs product placement revenue
(2) When Brody & the Veep go into the Centcom command center at the Pentagon to watch the Beirut mission, why didn't they have to leave their cellphones outside the room? My understanding is this is standard across defense and intelligence - you cannot bring mobile phones into sensitive areas. I'm sure the writers & producers are aware of this (you can tell the show is very well researched), but Brody had to have some way of tipping off Nazir in such a short window of time.
Two pet peeves about last night's episode:
(1) CIA & JSOC are planning an operation to take out the most wanted man in the world and they are having a conversation over Skype? Seriously? I'm no IT Security expert, but I don't think Skype is the most-secure communications medium. I guess even Homeland needs product placement revenue
(2) When Brody & the Veep go into the Centcom command center at the Pentagon to watch the Beirut mission, why didn't they have to leave their cellphones outside the room? My understanding is this is standard across defense and intelligence - you cannot bring mobile phones into sensitive areas. I'm sure the writers & producers are aware of this (you can tell the show is very well researched), but Brody had to have some way of tipping off Nazir in such a short window of time.
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