Exactly.

I like where your head's at, and I would be satisfied if they reveal this to be the case in upcoming episodes.

I like where your head's at, and I would be satisfied if they reveal this to be the case in upcoming episodes.

But he (or his men) knew to search Saul at the airport? They also seemed to know exactly what they were looking for. They might now think they have retrieved the tape, but they should at least assume someone has seen it, so Brody is compromised…

But he (or his men) knew to search Saul at the airport? They also seemed to know exactly what they were looking for. They might now think they have retrieved the tape, but they should at least assume someone has seen it, so Brody is compromised…

2 questions:

2 questions:

1) If Nazir's camp knew the CIA got a hold of the tape, shouldn't they be dealing with the fact that Brody is now compromised? Why are they worrying about some tailor in Gettysburg?!?! Even though the guy at the airport confiscated (what they think to be the only copy of) the SD card, shouldn't Nazir's people care…

1) If Nazir's camp knew the CIA got a hold of the tape, shouldn't they be dealing with the fact that Brody is now compromised? Why are they worrying about some tailor in Gettysburg?!?! Even though the guy at the airport confiscated (what they think to be the only copy of) the SD card, shouldn't Nazir's people care…

Ah, I don't remember that at all…haha. Thanks, guys.

Ah, I don't remember that at all…haha. Thanks, guys.

I'm a little confused… if Chaplin is really ready to go back and face a court martial now, why do we still have a stand off?

I'm a little confused… if Chaplin is really ready to go back and face a court martial now, why do we still have a stand off?

Can someone explain the hubcap / Jaws joke? I don't get it at all…

Can someone explain the hubcap / Jaws joke? I don't get it at all…

I'm still not sure how I feel about this episode. While Todd might praise the script for how well everything worked out, it seemed a little too convenient for me. And I'm not just referring to Carrie grabbing a random bag and Saul finding the memory card; the whole Abu Nazir sequence that vindicated Carrie while also…

I'm still not sure how I feel about this episode. While Todd might praise the script for how well everything worked out, it seemed a little too convenient for me. And I'm not just referring to Carrie grabbing a random bag and Saul finding the memory card; the whole Abu Nazir sequence that vindicated Carrie while also…

3) Totally makes sense. Thanks for that.
2) I suppose it could make more sense after their "strategy" is revealed more fully in subsequent episodes, but based purely on what we know at this point, I still don't see how Sam not telling her about being captured could be construed as betrayal.
1) Given that Grace clearly…

3) Totally makes sense. Thanks for that.
2) I suppose it could make more sense after their "strategy" is revealed more fully in subsequent episodes, but based purely on what we know at this point, I still don't see how Sam not telling her about being captured could be construed as betrayal.
1) Given that Grace clearly…

A few questions…
1) Why do Chaplin & Co. have the COB guarded by people they know to be COB loyalists?
2) Why would revealing to Christine that her husband doesn't tell her every unpleasant (and possibly classified) detail about his missions undermine her trust for him?
3) What was that letter with Christine's name on…