Umm, its a sitcom with some pretty colorful characters and constantly do wild things. Jody buying the apartment seems normal in the context of the show and it makes sense that his character (someone with family money, who is entitled) would behave that way. Its important to note that he and Mindy seem like opposites…

People chose to ignore certain aspects for the storyline bc they were too focused on the obvious….in the case of season 1-3 that was Brody and Carrie. But if we were to list all of the things Quinn has said or done (in regards to Carrie), its clear his interest has been building since day one.

Haha. Yeah that was a great exchange and it cemented their chemistry. It was platonic, friendly, and maybe a bit sexual, but like many have pointed out, it was there. Many some reviewers were so caught up with the Brody at they failed to notice Quinn

Well its been two years since Quinn left for his mission, so of course, Quinn is acting as if his feelings for carrie no longer matter. BUT the camera made sure to focus on two things: the way he touched her cheek and how he fell into her arms. Even if I was watching this show as a newcomer, I would pick up on the…

maybe its bc of the snark and spar that their chemistry between Quinn and Carrie feels so natural. like they are cut from the same crazy cloth lol he's been her biggest supporter since season 2, always having her back and praising her skills…BUT always the first one to call her out on her BS. to me that makes their…

They have laid the foundation of Quinn and Carrie since Season two. Recall when he refused to kill Brody, not only bc it was morally wrong but because it would cause Carrie even more harm? They made a point to show that Quinn "cared" for Carrie, so it was clear it was a matter of time before those feelings grew. Not…

But thats assuming Saul or the CIA gave the hit. Who ever did it probably has no clue about Quinn's prior relationship with Carrie. OR…..the whole thing could be a warning from Saul to protect Carrie (given that a code was given and not a photo that they normally have been using).