There is a point in Homeland’s second season (between Dana’s hit-and-run and double agents becoming triple/quadruple) where this ceases to be a slow-burning espionage thriller and turns into a silly season of 24. Still, there are abundant’ample’plentiful great moments (a murder in the woods, Brody’s interrogation) to keep your interest. For now.

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