TV: Homeland - Season 7

[UsernameWasTaken]

There used to be a Homeland thread, but I searched and couldn't find it. If there is one, maybe a mod could just combine this with the thread.

In any event, episode 1 of season 7 is next Sunday (Feb 11).

Here is the teaser:



From stuff I've read online it seems like the season will be based mainly in the US again (like last season). I find this kind of boring, but we'll see I guess.

I didn't really enjoy last season. Hopefully this will be better.

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[ChickenBurrito]

I really enjoyed last season as well, looking forward to season 7

 

[Metroid]

Season 7 already?
Shit. I stopped after season 3 or 4 and totally forgot this existed. Is it worth to get back in?

 

[Jussi]

Rather condusing start.

 

[Jussi]

I laughed hard when Carrie got ransomware'd.

If this season is going to be about Carrie falling apart and possibly O'Keefe (a really annoying character) forming a cult, then I'm going to be majorly disappointed.

 

[Jussi]

Ok, now I see where they're going with this season. Took a while but I'm now interested again.

 

[TheCanasianfrasian]

i think the season is great so far

a lot of spy tradecraft going on, really interesting.

 

[Jussi]

Carrie is sometimes such an insult to the viewers intelligence. More crying Carrie coming up next week.

 

[UsernameWasTaken]

The season has turned out way better than I thought after the first couple of episodes (I was pretty let down).

The Dante twist wasn't what I saw coming - and last episode was pretty funny.

The Crazy Carrie stuff is tiresome - but it seems permanent.

 

[Jussi]

The season has turned out way better than I thought after the first couple of episodes (I was pretty let down).

The Dante twist wasn't what I saw coming - and last episode was pretty funny.

The Crazy Carrie stuff is tiresome - but it seems permanent.

Yeah. I get it, she's good at her job but sucks in her personal life. It's becoming annoying how hard they have to ram it in every season now.

 

[Big Poppa Puck]

Carrie might be the worst/most annoying main character of all time. She just pisses me off. The cry face makes me cringe every time.

 

[UsernameWasTaken]

Yesterday's episode was only okay. And even for Homeland it was completely implausible.

 

[TheCanasianfrasian]

I'm really enjoying the season especially the latest ep.

 

[ArchAngel55]

She really has become annoying. It was a good episode but I cringe every time I see her daughter. Also why are there no guards on Dante's room? Seriously. He's a major witness to a Russian spy ring that is trying to bring down the white house and is the only person who can help the president's side.

 

[Pyromaniac]

She really has become annoying. It was a good episode but I cringe every time I see her daughter. Also why are there no guards on Dante's room? Seriously. He's a major witness to a Russian spy ring that is trying to bring down the white house and is the only person who can help the president's side.

That was cringe worthy.

 

[Bakayoko Ono]

That ending

 

[Jersey Fresh]

That ending

Incredible

Hopefully she gets lobotomized and Saul replaces all her screen time.

 

[Jussi]

Incredible

Hopefully she gets lobotomized and Saul replaces all her screen time.

Well that didn't happen.

That president though....

 

[ArchAngel55]

I wish they would stop focusing on the stupid kid and get to the real story.

 

[Bakayoko Ono]

I think tying up the Franny plotline - at least for a while - is a great decision.

 

[Pyromaniac]

Saul hires only the best. The tech guy lasted less than a minute before he caved and sold them out.

 

[The Moose]

This season started well but it is a laughing mess now.

 

[Jussi]

This season started well but it is a laughing mess now.

Exactly the opposite. It started ina somewhat confusing way but it soon became apparent that it was taking a lot from real wolrd events happening currently. As soon as they talked about spreading disinformation I knew the main villain was Russia. Although the way they paint it as an internal dispute between SVR and whatever, the hsow takes a bit of a different appraoch to real world events.

 

[The Moose]

Exactly the opposite. It started ina somewhat confusing way but it soon became apparent that it was taking a lot from real wolrd events happening currently. As soon as tehy talked about spreading disinformation I knew tha main villain was Russia. Although the way they paint it as an internal dispute between SVR and whatever, the hsow takes a bit of a different appraoch to real world events.

It is not about the Russia plot, which I thought was fine, but the silly way they unfolded the events in the last two episode. The Twitter Russian network shutdown was dumb, and going to Russia to extract Simone is even dumber. Not to mention, the way Keane acts, I am almost rooting for the Russian at this point. A president that stupid and paranoid deserves to be sidelined.

 

[Jussi]

It is not about the Russia plot, which I thought was fine, but the silly way they unfolded the events in the last two episode. The Twitter Russian network shutdown was dumb, and going to Russia to extract Simone is even dumber. Not to mention, the way Keane acts, I am almost rooting for the Russian at this point. A president that stupid and paranoid deserves to be sidelined.

*tries..hard...not...to..say the...obvious...reference*

There is a reason for her paranoia thought. I mean she was the target of an assassination attempt last season by her own countrymen and has been the target of the Russian disinformation campaign. She didn't turn out this way on her own. I'm somewhat hoping Beau Bridges' character tells that useful idiot/traitor senator to go eff himself and notifies the authorities of his actions.