Homeland re-energizes itself in season five by setting up a twisty Berlin-set spy thriller that spotlights Carrie's questionable ethics more than ever. Read critic reviews
Homeland (2015)
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Episodes
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1. Separation Anxiety
Air date: Oct 4, 2015
While Carrie tries to build a new life in Berlin, a request from her boss forces her back into the world she abandoned.
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2. The Tradition of Hospitality
Air date: Oct 11, 2015
Carrie and Düring visit a refugee camp; Saul and Allison are at odds; in a TV interview a journalist reveals that she's in possession of leaked CIA materials.
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3. Super Powers
Air date: Oct 18, 2015
Carrie sends her daughter back to the States while she pursues the person trying to kill her; Quinn tracks Carrie to the safe house, where Carrie shoots him.
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4. Why Is This Night Different?
Air date: Oct 25, 2015
Saul and Allison dine with the Israeli ambassador to Germany and discuss Middle East peace; Quinn prepares for Carrie to fake her death; an ambush at the post office leads Carrie to save Quinn.
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5. Better Call Saul
Air date: Nov 1, 2015
Allison suggests that Israel was behind the downing of Youssef's plane; Carrie calls Jonas for assistance with Quinn; Carrie determines that Russian foreign intelligence is after her; Quinn slips away from the safe house.
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6. Parabiosis
Air date: Nov 8, 2015
Carrie shares her theory with Saul, who doubts it; Saul confronts Allison when he notices he's being tailed; Carrie turns to Otto for help; Quinn, still healing, finds himself in a building full of convicted jihadists.
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7. Oriole
Air date: Nov 15, 2015
Anxious about her situation and convinced that Carrie still lives, Allison meets with Ivan; Carrie scours the leaked documents without success; Israeli intelligence seizes Saul as he heads to the airport; Carrie wants a meeting with Allison.
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8. All About Allison
Air date: Nov 22, 2015
Mossad holds Saul while negotiating with the CIA for his release; Carrie seeks assistance from Allison; Saul manages to escape; Carrie's sudden recollection leads her to realize the mole's identity.
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9. The Litvinov Ruse
Air date: Nov 29, 2015
Carrie tries to convince Saul of the connection between Allison and Ahmed Nazari; Saul plants a bug in Allison's phone; Allison heads to a safe house to meet with Ivan after learning that a Russian agent plans to defect.
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10. New Normal
Air date: Dec 6, 2015
Bibi prepares to launch the attack at the train station; Otto turns to Saul for help; Carrie and Astrid hunt for Quinn in the aftermath of the attack.
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S4 was, in my opinion, a little setback. With this season, Homeland redeemed itself. This season was very good. A new, very entertaining plotline, well acted out by everyone.
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The critics aren't wrong on this one. As far as stories go, this is probably the weakest season of Homeland for many reasons. Not the least of which is just the disjointed, perpendicular plots that at the end of the day is neither here nor there. Someone has some information that someone is trying to get and another group is trying to keep others from getting it. And Quinn spends the entire season beat up lurking around in the shadows. He's lucky they even wrote him into this season because nobody has been as irrelevant as a character since the son in Breaking Bad. But I digress. This is an incredible series with a very mediocre season that, to be quite frank, is difficult to even make it all the way through. Clearly the writers had no idea where to go after the end of season 4 and that becomes the perpetual problem for Homeland…a writing staff that seems disconnected and disinterested at times who struggle to fall into a groove like they once had Whereas seasons 1 and 2 created an audience who could barely look away and never dared miss an episode, this season struggles to even keep the most diehard fans interested in coming back from one episode to the next. And one final word about Homeland: It's probably the best series with the worst introductory music in the history of television. No hyperbole…the generic smooth jazz juxtaposed with the samples of political dialogue evoke a dated, almost embarrassing response. It's worse than bad…it's kind of triggering. As if someone purposefully tried to create The Worst Series Theme Song Ever.
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In my opinion the best season of the series
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Nicht alle Aspekte des Deals mit diesem Unternehmen sind ideal
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In my opinion, this is where Homeland starts going downhill, next seasons after are a disgrace and a poor man's House of Card instead of being about spies.
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Seasons 1-4 were amazing. It feels like someone else wrote and directed season 5. It is harder to follow and introduced many different characters I didn't necessarily care about. For a show that kept be bolted straight up on the edge of my couch, this season wasn't as amazing.
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Homeland is one of those shows that makes people think about everything that goes on around the world, related not only to CIA, GRU, ISI, but most importantly it teaches you to put things into perspective and not judge people directly. Everyone has their reasons and their causes for behaving in certain ways, but the most important thing is being able to realize that people think differently for many reasons. It is not the worst, it's what makes us human in the first place. This show is about putting yourself in someone else's shoes. It sounds cliché, but it might save the day, the month, the year or the world! Regarding the show, the actors are amazing. Don't stop watching after season 3.
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A good portrayal of Berlin , but the fake number plates did get on my nerves...
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typical series about cia/fbi stuff between us vs russia
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Intense and dinamic action
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