I don't see her doing the same exact trick, but I could see her getting Rafael to sleep with her again (especially if Jane gets back with Michael), inseminating herself and then claiming she got pregnant miraculously when they had sex. That sounds like a pretty Petra thing to do.

I could see nominations for the show and Gina, but I doubt they win. Emmy voters are so unadventurous with their voting (see Modern Family's run).

I like Michael a lot and definitely sympathize with him, but his dickishness to Rafael is definitely the one part of him I don't like. I mean, other than Rafael admitting to Jane that he had feelings for her when she told him she and Michael were having problems, he's never done anything to Michael. But from the…

It's such a rare thing for me to like all three characters in a love triangle, so kudos to the writers for painting both men, as well as the woman in the middle, in sympathetic, yet also imperfect light. At this stage, I think Michael and Jane are probably more well-suited for each other, but I still swoon like a…

I feel like the reviewer is just mad his predictions were wrong. Anyway, it was a tense and satisfying finale. I like how expectations were subverted and we got conflict resolution rather than a bloodbath. I also like how they contrasted all the main character's different strategies to try to make Alexandria work…

Yeah, Quinn obviously read her "I'm not good for you" as a rejection, which in fairness to him, it pretty much was at that moment. Contrived or not, Homeland has consistently portrayed Carrie's belief that her mom leaving her dad because he was bipolar meant that bipolar people can't have lasting relationships. Even…

I have to disagree with you on Carrie and Quinn being a relationship nobody wanted. Pretty much everybody I know who watches Homeland was interested in seeing it happen. To me, it's an interesting dynamic because it puts forth the question of whether anybody in this line of work can ever find happiness or will the…