WGTC writes: Homeland has long painted in broad strokes, but the brush used this episode was particularly big. Its title might as well have been “The Ends Justify The Means,” so keen was it on taking a leaf from 24‘s Big Book of Underhand Tactics. Unless there’s an ongoing metaphor concerning US foreign policy in how the characters interact with each other, it’s difficult to imagine how anybody could consistently act as unpleasantly as Saul is right now. Although he assures Quinn that it’ll all be worth it, there’s simply no need for him to relish his treatment of everybody around him as much as he seems to.
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