Considering that 'Homeland's' Damian Lewis picked up yet another award for his portrayal of POW-turned-Congressman Nicholas Brody at last night's 2013 Golden Globe Awards, there shouldn't be much doubt that Showtime would look to keep the actor and character present through the show's upcoming third season. But given the events of 'Homeland' season 2 finale "The Choice," how sure can we be Brody will return? Find out the latest on Damian Lewis' involvement in 'Homeland' season 3 inside!
Surprise! It seems after completely dominating the Emmys, Showtime's 'Homeland' is set to dominate the 2013 Golden Globes as well. Its first major award of the night, and sure not to be its last, Damian Lewis of 'Homeland' has been awarded the 2013 Golden Globe for Best Actor in A TV Series, Drama, for his portrayal of Sergeant Nicholas Brody. Find out who he beat out for the award inside!
For a roller coaster of a 'Homeland' season that took us from Israel to an interrogation room, to Gettsburg and back, one of TV's best dramas came to a bloody end with a literal and figurative bang last night. And even though 'Homeland' season 2 didn't end on quite as big a cliffhanger as the Emmy-winning season before it, plenty of questions remain as to what the show will look like going forward. So now that we've seen the 'Homeland' season 2 finale "The Choice," what does showrunner Alex Gansa have to say about season 3?
While the second season of Showtime's 'Homeland' has admittedly suffered somewhat in its critical accolades, fans remain on pins and needles waiting for this Sunday's second season finale "The Choice." Most of the main terrorist threats to Carrie Matheson have seemingly run their course, but does that mean Nicholas Brody must exit the story, one way or the other? Golden Globe and SAG award nominee Damian Lewis tells us what to expect!
'Homeland' is firing on all cylinders this week in "I'll Fly Away," an episode that narrowly escapes becoming a parody of itself and remains a compelling, claustrophobic hour of television.
"A Gettysburg Address" is probably the weakest episode of 'Homeland' season 2 so far, but that doesn't mean it's not still a solid and often engaging hour of television -- as long as it sticks with the CIA.
The terrorist is out of the bag (or rather in the bag) now! Only four episodes into its second season, Showtime's Emmy darling and third-season-renewed 'Homeland' has already rocked the status quo a number of times, but none more so than this coming Sunday's nail-biter "Q&A." Congressman Nicholas Brody (Damian Lewis) has some difficult questions to answer, but will Carrie be the one to break him? And what do the new clips reveal about what's being told to the outside world?
It's hard to believe this was only the second episode of 'Homeland' season 2, considering the major plot developments and action -- all of which felt like some penultimate episode-level stuff. So what's happening in Beirut this week?
"Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in." Someone at 'Homeland' has been catching up on their mafia films. When we last left Carrie Mathison, she had decided to undergo electroshock therapy treatments, risking the loss of her memory for the chance to be healthy and sane. And when we last left Sergeant Nicholas Brody, he'd decided not to blow up a room full of people after all, and his life had been spared by terrorist Abu Nazir.
Ouch! Sorry, Jon Hamm. The Emmys just don't seem to be your thing, but at least you're handsome! Instead, the big drama victor is 'Homeland' star Damian Lewis, taking home the award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama
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