Homeland

Last night's 'Boardwalk Empire' and 'The Walking Dead' episodes might have delivered some explosive finales, but the big 'Homeland' bang was much smaller scale. It seems both Carrie and Saul have hit a major obstacle in their pursuit of Abu Nazir, leaving it unclear exactly who to trust going forward. Will Carrie's instincts hone in on the right men in next Sundays' "The Motherf---er with a T

"Broken Hearts" is an intense -- if flawed -- episode of 'Homeland,' in which Carrie finds herself abducted by you-know-who, and Brody takes two steps back.

Last night's all-new 'Homeland' episode "Two Hats" threw quite a few new complications into the mix, compounding the effort to stop Abu Nazir's imminent terrorist plot with a development that, shall we say, hit closer to home!  Indeed, one of Carrie Matheson's team isn't exactly who they claim to be, and it's up to Saul Berenson to figure out their purpose.  To that end, he'll need to me

Hey, everyone gets "Two Hats" to wear in this week's episode of 'Homeland,' but unfortunately we're only talking figuratively. Brody comes back, but what's that guy been up to since he was abducted by Abu Nazir (again)?

Considering the twists and turns that Showtime's 'Homeland' Keeps peppering us with week after week, most recently with Sunday's rather literal "I'll Fly Away," we're hard pressed to believe that any of the characters have time to take a breath.  Yet when Oscar-winner F. Murray Abraham drops by the series in an upcoming episode, Mandy Patinkin's Saul Berensen will definitely sit up and t

Past the midway point of its second season, Showtime's Emmy darling drama 'Homeland' has proven itself a master of the final act gut punch, delivering perhaps its greatest shock in the final moments of last night's nail-biter "I'll Fly Away."  Now that a face from Brody's past has returned, and the CIA just about powerless to stop an incoming terrorist attack, what will Carrie Matheson d

'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.

As hard as we find it watching 'Homeland' after 'SNL' and Anne Hathaway's near-perfect skewering of the Emmy-winning Showtime series, the second season is definitlely spiraling into an incredible year.  Not only did Carrie and the others successfully uncover Congressman Brody's treason, but better yet bring him into the fold to take down Abu Nazir!  But after last week's tense resolution of "

This week's episode of 'Homeland' is probably the weakest of the season so far, but the redeeming moments of intensity definitely overcompensate for the lame, soapy stuff.

When you win Best Drama at the Emmy's and become one of the most talked about shows on the air, you're literally inviting people to make fun of you. It was only a matter of time before 'Homeland' got parodied on Saturday Night Live.