Its unclear at the moment, so this hour must be graded as genuinely to be continued.

But I will give Krieg Nicht Lieb thisthat ending will leave water coolers in the beltway buzzing.

Is Dar Adal a bad guy?

This a naive question, and not just because hes played by Salieri.

as evidence for his lack of scruples.

Still, I must say that he appears worse than previously imaginable.

But more on that in a moment.

The episode itself, as previously mentioned, felt likely a slowly marinated affair.

Together they depict finding Bin Laden 2.0 appear ridiculously easy.

Via Skype, Carrie is told that her father died in his sleep.

It is a wonderfully underplayed moment by Claire Danes.

First, there is the matter of Carrie finally quenching her seeming taste for killing.

But its home were headed sincenow, stay with meCarrie might be the next CIA Director!

I know that is ludicrous and crazy…and thats just the wayHomelandlikes it!

In what universe would a bipolar woman who slept with a known terrorist get that gig?

Well, first David Petraeus wasnt exactly a top tier candidate as it turned out.

And Lockhart seemed very curious about what Carrie heard was going on in Washington in regards to his replacement.

It probably wont happen next season, actually, but it could definitely be inHomelandsvery near future.

But its not Max that gets her blood going again; its of all people, Aayan.

But this somehow conveniently leads to Peter finding out where Haqqani is hiding.

But more interestingly, he also uses this opportunity to bring back Aayans importance to the narrative.

He probably could have made it out of there alive.

But then Khan reveals something: Haqqani is carpooling with Dar Adal!

Not unless this is some ridiculously convoluted (and bloody) scheme for the CIA Director throne.

Has Dar Adal been the CIAs Frank Underwood all along?

So, to recap, either Dar Adal is a traitor orHomelandis becoming a bigger fantasy thanGame of Thrones.

But Ill give it a week before rendering final judgment.

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Rating:

3 out of 5