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Homeland: State of Independence

Fresh from her adventures in Beirut, a restless Carrie prepares for what she hopes will be a triumphant return to the CIA. Meanwhile, Brody attempts a last minute extraction of the Gettysburg bomb maker.

Source: Showtime


Episode Info


Episode number: 2x3
Airdate: Sunday October 14th, 2012

Director: (Unknown)
Writer: (Unknown)

Alternate Airdates:

NZ (TV3) Oct 15, 2012
UK (Channel 4) Oct 21, 2012
AU (Ten) Oct 28, 2012

  • Currently 8.8/10
8.8/10 (13 Votes cast)
Guest Stars
Zuleikha RobinsonZuleikha Robinson
As Roya Hammad
Recurring
Main Cast
Damian LewisDamian Lewis
As Nicholas Brody
Claire DanesClaire Danes
As Carrie Mathison
Mandy PatinkinMandy Patinkin
As Saul Berenson
Diego KlattenhoffDiego Klattenhoff
As Mike Faber
Morgan SaylorMorgan Saylor
As Dana Brody
Morena BaccarinMorena Baccarin
As Jessica Brody
David HarewoodDavid Harewood
As David Estes

Recap

The episode begins at the Beirut airport where Saul is going through the security check. One of the officers asks him to step out and takes him to a room. He tries telling them that he is a Diplomat; but they pay no heed to him and they open his suitcase and rip off the lining and take out a memory card. The Hezbollah rep takes it and tells Saul never to come back to Lebanon. We then see that Saul is in the plane and he still has the memory card with him as he had hidden it elsewhere. Next, Carrie is writing a report and her father tells her that she ought to go to bed and she can’t strain herself. She says that she is feeling great and he says that she has one more hour to finish her work. ..

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