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.
'Homeland' really is the gift that keeps on giving, either blowing us away with masterfully-acted, status-changing episodes like "Q&A," or nail-biting cliffhangers like this past Sunday's "A Gettysburg Address." So, what could possibly be next? Will Nicholas Brody's alliance with the CIA hold, or will Brody's entire family crumble before they even get the chance? Check out the newest clips from this Sunday's "The Clearing" for a sneak peek at what's next!
"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.
Easy come, easy go. A few weeks ago we were excited to learn that Brendan Fraser would make his first foray into regular TV with TNT's 'Legends,' particularly given the series derived from 'Homeland' executive producer Howard Gordon. Now it seems that Fraser has dropped out of the project for personal reasons, but what could cause such a sudden departure? And what does it mean for his TV development deal?
Somewhere out there lies an entire alternate universe of weird TV, where John Cusack played Walter White of 'Breaking Bad,' and 'The Walking Dead' remained NBC's most popular series. Did you know that Ben Affleck nearly directed the pilot episode of 'Homeland, an incredibly strange twist of fate in light of his recent success with 'Argo' and increasing reputation as a director? What caused the Hollywood star to pass on directing such a beloved Emmy-darling property?
Amidst some pretty incredible episodes of 'Boardwalk Empire,' 'The Walking Dead' and even 'Dexter' last night, one Sunday night show really got people talking last night: 'Homeland'! Only five episodes into its sophomore season and already the premise has been turned completely on its head, with no once certain how the new dynamic will play out. But what do the latest clips from next week's "A Gettysburg Address" reveal?
It's interrogation time on this week's 'Homeland,' aptly titled "Q&A" -- though there seems to be more questions asked than answers given, this week's episode might just be one of the series' best to date.
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?
Well, there's a shocker. After Showtime's critical darling terrorism drama 'Homeland' swept this year's Emmys with wins for Claire Danes, Damian Lewis and the series itself as Outstanding Drama, was there any doubt that Carrie Matheson would continue to piece together terrorist plots in a third season? But given the explosive turns that the series has taken lately, will the cast of the third season stay the same? Where could Carrie and Brody go next?
It's all eyes on Nicholas Brody this week as 'Homeland' finally brings Carrie home to the CIA and she and a team get to work keeping tabs on the wayward congressman. And hey, Virgil's finally back in perhaps the best episode since episode two.
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