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Great...now we have another nine months to guess who the mole was that moved the SUV.

Kinda feels that way.

I've tried to hold off saying it, but I'm afraid the show has pretty much jumped the shark at this point. Reprogramming a pacemaker remotely to kill the VP? I thought I was back watching 24. One of the problems I've had with this season is that Carrie's illness has pretty much been swept under...

I wonder what the deal is with Brody too. Didn't you feel he was holding something back during his questioning in front of Estes, Saul, Carrie and Quinn? After revealing the details of the plot, he was asked if there was anything else. A flashback showed him praying with Nazir, but he said...

Sunday nights are bad for my fingernails. :laugh: Talk about ratcheting up the tension in tonight's episode... So I guess the big question now is why does Estes and Quinn want Brody dead...to cover up his involvement in the off the book operation so the VP doesn't find out? There's too many...

Well, unfortunately the "Previously on Homeland..." scenes telegraphed the ending for me. I'll be interested to see what Nazir has in store for Brody. Still, it's a stretch to think that a Congressman and potential VP pick could disappear for long stretches without too many questions being...

Wow...the scene at the tailor's was quite an adrenaline rush. I'm sorry to see Galvez written out of the show. Having Quinn survive the assault is one of the few instances where the writers have played it safe. It's a bit hard to swallow that he alone survived a withering assault under automatic...

Holy crap, I never saw that ending coming tonight...at least not in episode four! The writing for this show is fantastic...they never play it safe. :tu:

The ending of Sunday's episode is something I would have expected as a season finale on another show. And yet it's only Episode 2. Wow...a fantastic start to season two.