Israel bombed a nuclear reactor in Iraq in 1981 in a preemptive airstrike to cripple Iraq's nuclear program.

Israel bombed a nuclear reactor in Iraq in 1981 in a preemptive airstrike to cripple Iraq's nuclear program.

Hey, that drone program money had to come from somewhere!

Hey, that drone program money had to come from somewhere!

A visitor to a highly classified spying agency where even the pencil sharpeners are marked 'top secret' didn't bring a cellphone up into the office of the director for Counterterrorism? Where's the realism, Homeland?!

A visitor to a highly classified spying agency where even the pencil sharpeners are marked 'top secret' didn't bring a cellphone up into the office of the director for Counterterrorism? Where's the realism, Homeland?!

I had a good time with this episode and plotwise it mostly worked for me.
Like @doccubus:disqus mentioned last week, it wasn't as fun as the previous episode; but as a conclusion to the Garuda arc I'm still happy with it.

I had a good time with this episode and plotwise it mostly worked for me.
Like @doccubus:disqus mentioned last week, it wasn't as fun as the previous episode; but as a conclusion to the Garuda arc I'm still happy with it.

Yeah, you guessed right. He was vocally reluctant to be injected with Bo's blood. So he vexed her into knocking the vials over as a distraction, then pretend-injected himself with what was actually an empty shot.

Yeah, you guessed right. He was vocally reluctant to be injected with Bo's blood. So he vexed her into knocking the vials over as a distraction, then pretend-injected himself with what was actually an empty shot.

The binding thing strongly reminded me of BtVS's Primeval.
At least they borrow from good sources!
(also another Dark Queen Galadriel impression when Bo's dark side flares up)

The binding thing strongly reminded me of BtVS's Primeval.
At least they borrow from good sources!
(also another Dark Queen Galadriel impression when Bo's dark side flares up)

The one plot point that really didn't make sense to me, and at kind of a key-moment so not happy that it didn't.. was Kenzi stays behind with Lauren & Vex, then the next time we see her she's suddenly walking around with Hale's sister, Hale nowhere to be seen even, and then Hale suddenly does appear, (not to mention…

The one plot point that really didn't make sense to me, and at kind of a key-moment so not happy that it didn't.. was Kenzi stays behind with Lauren & Vex, then the next time we see her she's suddenly walking around with Hale's sister, Hale nowhere to be seen even, and then Hale suddenly does appear, (not to mention…

It made me wish squeak (just that!) was listed as a Stray Observation.
It wasn't. :-(

It made me wish squeak (just that!) was listed as a Stray Observation.
It wasn't. :-(

What shall we do / What shall we do-hoo
When a 100,000 Morrisseys come marching over the hill?

What shall we do / What shall we do-hoo
When a 100,000 Morrisseys come marching over the hill?

Yeah, I could buy that explanation regarding Trick/Bo, to a reasonable enough extent. The thing bothering me most about the revealed family connection though, is the incredible coincidence of Bo initially ending up in Trick's sphere, and just how awfully long he then kept this from her.

Yeah, I could buy that explanation regarding Trick/Bo, to a reasonable enough extent. The thing bothering me most about the revealed family connection though, is the incredible coincidence of Bo initially ending up in Trick's sphere, and just how awfully long he then kept this from her.