i saw it, showing her check hospitals and morgues would have been nice. i'm glad i don't have to wait an extra week to find out

yes she did, also talked about a vacation to DC with Jonas in her creepy cabin smiling ear to ear. Carrie can't trust Dar Adal about Quinn, why?

OK, she's changed no more running after helicopters, no more ruining the mission by following a suspect just to clear Brody but she can ask others for help in finding him like how Numan found the lawyer and stop talking about Jonas.

It doesn't make sense, she brings up Jonas left and right and goes to watch him through the window but she couldn't try to find him or ask Astrid to look for him. Carrie asking Dar Adal if he'd seen or heard from Quinn wouldn't have killed the writers.

I
predict for extra dosage of drama they will rescue Quinn and after they
save Berlin & put away the guilty characters Quinn & Carrie
will finally have sex then he will die in his sleep maybe next to Carrie
from side effects and that will be the last scene of the season.

#justiceforQuinn

Rupert Friend's been great but the story line is killing me

yes people are after her, she can stop mentioning Jonas.

at least she can be a little sad, and i know she fears for her life but her going on Jonas this & Jonas & i'm going to take him to my cabin, is really getting on my nerve?

Thank you Joshua Alston for pointing out what I've been saying for weeks, Carrie is especially pissing me off, at least Saul didn't see Quinn's last condition, if Allison doesn't die a gruesome & graphic death there wont be any satisfaction.

only thing that would kind of make sense is when Quinn contacted Dar Adal to inform him of jihadi group, he got a message to Carrie off screen. with the possibility of Dar Adal & Saul being onto Allison out the window it's the only thing that would be believable with Carrie's attitude of not showing worry or being…

in the promos for the next episode, Saul seems he doesn't believe Carrie about Allison so Saul & Dar being onto Allison isn't happening.

Romance angle aside, Carrie & Quinn's working dynamic is great in its own way like Saul & Carrie. two of them trying to figure out who wants her dead would have been great, separating them in episode 5 was a mistake & i don't know when in the 4 remaining episode they will be reunited but i hope it'll be worth the time…

Alison's reason for turning is money, not big bad villain worthy.

I'm worried the awesome thing he is about to do will get him killed.

if Quinn dies this season after depriving us of his wonderful & mostly quiet interactions with Carrie for most of the season i'll be very upset & done with Homeland.

The flashback photo was a nice touch, the writers are killing me with Quinn this season first shot, knifed, hit in the head & tied up.

100% agree the start of Carrie & Quinn was bumpy but it works now viewers care, all that groundwork was for what?

A few points