EPISODE
SEASON
Homeland - Season 4
In this season, following an air strike that supposedly killed some people, a survivor of the air strike, Aayan Ibrahim, after losing his family, returns to medical college where his friend uploads the wedding video from Aayan's phone.
22 August 1969, Tennessee, USA
10 October 1975, San Angelo, Texas, USA
24 December 1979, Canterbury, Kent, England, UK
28 August 1981, Richmond, Virginia, USA
October 03, 2014
Here's hoping the drama can avoid the credibility problems of past seasons while launching a taut and topical new story.
October 03, 2014
If the season turns out to be primarily a complex Middle East thriller, that could still be entertaining. Homeland has just set us up to want more.
October 06, 2014
It redirects its focus away from prep schools and bedrooms (bye bye, Dana and Jessica Brody) and back onto the pitfalls and immoralities consistent with fighting something as unscrupulous as the war on terror.
September 28, 2014
"Homeland" is back big time with a fourth season that replicates the greatness of the show's first season.
October 06, 2014
The show has reset and is now prepared to move forward. And how refreshing it is.
October 06, 2014
I can unequivocally say the producers have found new life. And am I glad to have this critique of America's war on terror still available to millions of American viewers every week.
October 03, 2014
[Claire] Danes' Carrie is steelier than ever, her heart hardened to near-concrete while going about the exhilarating business of eliminating terrorists no matter what the collateral damage.
October 03, 2014
It's clear that Homeland, this many years in, is just like Saul: It still has things to say, and ideas to explore, even if they're not always comfortable to absorb.
October 01, 2014
It is still psychologically astute, but it has become a much more straightforward, and largely effective, spy show.
September 29, 2014
Homeland has officially gone from America's shining self-examination of foreign policy to just another basic cable spy-drama that's been there and done that, and it shows no signs of returning to form any time soon.