Sohh since I got to watch the Chi, I’ve been catching up on The Homeland

[Benjamin Sisko]

Spoilers:

I brought Showtime online to watch the Chi, but I also been watching the Homeland too. I must say, they really should’ve just cancelled the show after season 3 when Brodie was hanged. It just fail apart and it became so lackluster afterwards

Season 4 was a mess and season 5 is worse then that

 

[Contrefaire]

Same. I gave up after season 5 because it had turned into "24: Now with the F Word".

It's like they were completely unaware that Brody (and his storyline) was an integral part of what drew people in and frankly, the glue that held the show together. I never gave too many fukks about Carrie unless it involved Brody tbh. The whole angle of "is he a scapegoat or a spy? Traitor or patriot?" etc is what held my interest.

The show went from having a "national security + terrorism" backdrop with a central, overarching plot with engaging characters, to a belated version of a weak procedural that would've maybe done well on an NBC type network circa 2003.

After he died it just devolved into a series of loosely related plot-points with a played out terrorism angle that no one cares about anymore with an endless stream of "oh Carrie ur just crazy we don't believe u lol, oh wait nvm my bad Carrie u were rite all along" by the season finale.

I don't know who's decision it was to kill Damian Lewis off or why but it was a major fukk up. And I don't think it was the natural conclusion the writers wanted because his death was handled so sloppily and everything that happened in subsequent seasons felt so disjointed and directionless.

And it's just "Homeland" by the way, lol.

 

[Darts]

Spoilers:

I brought Showtime online to watch the Chi, but I also been watching the Homeland too. I must say, they really should’ve just cancelled the show after season 3 when Brodie was hanged. It just fail apart and it became so lackluster afterwards

Season 4 was a mess and season 5 is worse then that

Same. I gave up after season 5 because it had turned into "24: Now with the F Word".

It's like they were completely unaware that Brody (and his storyline) was an integral part of what drew people in and frankly, the glue that held the show together. I never gave too many fukks about Carrie unless it involved Brody tbh. The whole angle of "is he a scapegoat or a spy? Traitor or patriot?" etc is what held my interest.

The show went from having a "national security + terrorism" backdrop with a central, overarching plot with engaging characters, to a belated version of a weak procedural that would've maybe done well on an NBC type network circa 2003.

After he died it just devolved into a series of loosely related plot-points with a played out terrorism angle that no one cares about anymore with an endless stream of "oh Carrie ur just crazy we don't believe u lol, oh wait nvm my bad Carrie u were rite all along" by the season finale.

I don't know who's decision it was to kill Damian Lewis off or why but it was a major fukk up. And I don't think it was the natural conclusion the writers wanted because his death was handled so sloppily and everything that happened in subsequent seasons felt so disjointed and directionless.

And it's just "Homeland" by the way, lol.

Y'all lost

shyt has been fire since Brody's death and this season has been pretty good too.

 

[Benjamin Sisko]

Y'all lost

shyt has been fire since Brody's death and this season has been pretty good too.

Come on now. The Pakistan season was filled with plot holes. shyt was awful breh.

 

[BXKingPin82]

last two episodes of Homeland was POPPIN!

 

[HollywoodP]

I still watch Homeland but its been pretty boring to me.