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Homeland on Showtime.
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alright, quick poll: who thought she went up there to **** him and try and keep the cover going?
I was actually shocked that she brought the whole thing home. Should be interesting to see how he cracks under being interrogated. Odd that they brought him in now. 8 episodes is a long way for this thing to play out.
I was actually shocked that she brought the whole thing home. Should be interesting to see how he cracks under being interrogated. Odd that they brought him in now. 8 episodes is a long way for this thing to play out.
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I didn't think she went up there to get boned, the whole room was under surveillance. She wouldn't want to do that with Saul and new guy watching.
I didn't think she went up there to get boned, the whole room was under surveillance. She wouldn't want to do that with Saul and new guy watching.
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Was going to agree with Rambo, but then remembered what she told Saul and the new guy before she went to the room. She thought she had been discovered and wanted to bust him right then and there before he had the chance to make a run for it or tell his buddies about it.
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Totally noticed that one. American shows are really into that. I remember watching Masterchef and one of the judges (on various occasions) made a point of asking how the chef found the "amazing, non-stick, perfectly sized, suitable for oven use also (insert brand name here) pan" to be performing.
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That just about sums it up for me as well. We finally watched sunday's DVR'd episode last night. I haven't enjoyed watching a show week to week like this since the early seasons of Lost. I actually hate waiting for new episodes every week but they have me hooked.
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This.
since I have the same laptop
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