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Trailer Watch: It’s All About Carrie in Season Four

Homeland has been very good at changing the show’s stakes between seasons, but the Showtime series has practically had to reinvent itself for its fourth year when (SPOILER) it killed off Brody and ousted Saul from the CIA in last season’s finale.

The plot machinations of the last year — and the promotion of Nazanin Boniadi, who plays the Persian-American analyst Fara, from recurring guest to series regular — implied that the fourth season would take place in Iran, where Brody was killed attempting to infiltrate the government in Tehran. Surprisingly, then, we now find Carrie in Pakistan amidst gunshots, explosions, and lots of people yelling at her — though for once Saul isn’t one of those yellers, but a calm adviser.

As with almost all TV trailers, we don’t get a whole lot of what’s coming ahead, but Homeland’s fourth season, premiering October 5, does promise to refocus the show on Carrie, her dealings with promising sources, and her poor management of her disease.


Watch: “Rogue One” Clips Tease More of the Latest “Star Wars” Heroine

In anticipation of the arrival of our next “Star Wars” heroine, some new clips and featurettes from “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story” have been released. Hitting theaters on December 16,...

Watch: A Female Comedian’s Looks Are Torn Apart by “The Focus Group”

Comedian Sara Benincasa has dreamed up hilarious and horrifying nightmare fodder. Imagine having your style and body mercilessly evaluated by a focus group while in a state of undress. Now witness...

Trailer Watch: The King and the President Cross Paths in Liza Johnson’s ‘Elvis & Nixon’

It takes a lot of chutzpah to send the President of the United States a letter that reads, “I can and will do more good if I am made a Federal Agent at large” — especially when such a...

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