Share. Out with the old, in with the new. By Scott Collura Full spoilers follow. Oh, Homeland I wish I knew how to quit you! Actually, no, I don’t. But that eight-year-old reference does apply here to some degree. For as invested as I am in the main characters of the Showtime hit, the show’s swings from storytelling highs to lows and back again have become more and more difficult to ride out. Which is probably what it’s like for the people who are around Carrie every day, with her behavioral swings, come to think of it. In its third year, Homeland continued the trend that began the latter part of last season by being frequently uneven and oftentimes over-the-top and just plain unbelievable. In fact, I said at the end of Season 2 and again at the start of this year that the show was essentially a different animal from what showrunners Howard Gordon and Alex Gansa had given us in its excellent freshman run. If Homeland had existed solely as those first 12 episodes, culminating in the self-destruction of Brody via bomb vest, the show would be remembered now and forever as an undeniable classic. It’s the James Dean syndrome. Kill it while it’s young and beautiful and on the top of its game, and it continues on endlessly in that state. Or keep it alive for as long as possible, letting it grow flabby and increasingly ridiculous, and you wind up with Fat Elvis. Which sounds much harsher than it should. Because even Fat Elvis had plenty of pleasures to offer. And so it is with Homeland. Its greatest strength - its characters - held the entire operation together this year, in particular Mandy Patinkin’s Saul, who rose to Acting Director of the CIA in the wake of the Langley bombing in Season 2’s finale. In this new position, Saul realizes that he finally has his chance to affect change in the unending back-and-forth between the U. S. and Iran He’s in the twilight of his.
Episode Reviews: Homeland Season 2 Finale Published: December 17, 2012 Did last night's season-ending episode rescue an Emmy-winning show that had been running off the rails in recent weeks? Find out what critics are saying about the Homeland finale inside. 2012 Golden Globe Nominations Announced Published: December 13, 2012 Nominees for the 70th annual Golden Globe Awards were announced Thursday morning, with Lincoln, Argo, and Django Unchained leading the film nominees and Homeland and Modern Family among the TV leaders. Inside, get a full list of this year's nominees, and a look at major snubs and surprises. 2012 Television Critic Top Ten Lists Published: December 12, 2012 Track every year-end top-ten list published by major TV critics and publications, and view the overall composite standings for best TV show of 2012. 2012 Emmy Awards: Winners, Reactions, and Reviews Published: September 24, 2012 How was last night's Emmy broadcast? Sample the reactions of TV critics to the show, and get an analysis of the evening's winners and losers (including a complete list of winners). Television Critics Announce 2012 Award Winners Published: July 29, 2012 Louie, Game of Thrones, and Homeland were the big winners Saturday night when the Television Critics Association announced the recipients of the 28th Annual TCA Awards. Get the full list of winners inside. 2012 Emmy Nominations Announced Published: July 19, 2012 This year's Emmy nominations are out; get a full list and analysis of the nominees(and snubs) in all of the major categories. Best and Worst New Shows of the 2011-12 TV Season Published: May 23, 2012 We've reached the end of another TV season, so it's time once again for our annual look at the best and worst shows. Find out which first-year series impressed critics and users the most, and see how the major networks compared. Episode Review: Homeland Season 1 Finale.
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