And she got on a bicycle….

"No Kevin, that's, Jesus."

That's a great point. The Astrid death, another hollow fatality in what seems to be rewrites that forgot itself.

LOL. No, I actually liked her suicide plot because it showed the aftermath of what can happen. But her escapade with the boy i fast forward on rewatch. Everything else I LOVE.
Carrie putting herself in hospital was tense and I miss that intensity,
Javadi (spelling?) is one of my fav guests. His dynamic added so much…

Yeah, I just said above, I think it was a last minute rewrite and they already said they did it.

Waaat? It was a one-shot. Horrible.

that was one of my fav seasons - minus a lot of the Brody family.

good word. Dog shit. For real, they rewrote on the fly and threw all that in. I've never seen anything like this.

I've always loved this show. I'm confounded. Just I've not seen such discombubulation from a once grade-A production.

Oh, I agree!

That was so funny! When your dad brings you a Russian harem.

he is the most sincere kid, is he not? I mean, I feel his pain. He's really good. I need him to meet Phillip. So bad!

Brilliant. Obviously. #TeamMischa

That makes sense! For me it was after his tremendous S4, and the accepting Dar's chip, so he can be director. Making a deal with the enemy that had just killed so many of Carrie's CIA colleagues. I couldn't believe they did that to his character. And we are suppose to like him after that? Also thought him firing 500…

i don't like the propaganda. Been nice last few eps moving to Quinn stuff which is politics free.

Oh easy. He's the dude that's crazy on TV having the PTSD episode "kidnapping" —

I think that is sad. To say that two people with rich history, can't survive Traumatic Brain Injury and go on to be functional member of a partnership, isn't fair and if they d that, I'm done. Carrie too. Bi-polar isn't a death sentence.

yeah I think we are past that point. They have already established they love each other. I'm concerned they'll kill him.

@venezia59:disqus I wouldn't. Frankly, even as much as I love Saul, he's transitioned out for me. He hasn't been effective sense season 4. Carrie/Quinn dynamic, hell just Quinn, is more satisfying. But they could build back to the 3 of them like S2-4, that were so good.

Yeah. That's why is was so effective when she essentially told him she loved him, right before he leaves. He seems to get it. I don't think he did prior. Cause he asked her once and he didn't understand. Same with Astrid.