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# Homeland: Season 2 [Blu-ray]

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Product Description          Homeland makes its triumphant return after winning six Emmy Awards, including Outstanding Lead Actress for Claire Danes, Outstanding Lead Actor for Damian Lewis and Outstanding Drama Series. Marine Sgt. Nicholas Brody (Lewis) is now a U.S. congressman, and former CIA agent Carrie Mathison (Danes) has returned to civilian life. But when a new and potentially devastating terrorist threat emerges, Brody and Carrie's lives become intertwined once again and they resume their delicate dance of suspicion, deceit and desire. Delve deeper into the edge-of-your-seat excitement with the thrilling second season of this "unmissable and gloriously suspenseful" (USA Today) hit show.             .com          Homeland returns to home video with this three-disc, 12-episode set from its second season. That brings with it certain guarantees: Bombs will blow. Terrorists will terrify. Threats of global proportions will be confronted. Angst will be felt. And, oh yes, sharks will be jumped. As the season begins, the world is in turmoil, as Israel has launched several attacks against Iran. Agent Carrie Mathison (Claire Danes, a two-time Emmy winner in the role) isn't working for the CIA, as the events of the previous season led to an emotional breakdown, "electroconvulsive" therapy, and a belief that the guy who caused all of her problems, former prisoner of war-turned-hero (and Carrie's erstwhile lover) Nicholas Brody (Damian Lewis), is not in fact the terrorist convert she thought he was. But we know better. Indeed, Brody has managed to parlay his hero status into a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives, the better to help carry out the nefarious designs of the bin Laden-esque terrorist Abu Nazir, who brainwashed Brody while he was a captive. Nazir's planning something, something big, and when an informant who might know what it is refuses to talk to anyone except Carrie, she's right back in the game, ready or not. What's more, we're only a third of the way through the season when Brody's cover is blown and he's taken into custody. That's when the real cat-and-mouse games begin. A somewhat reluctant terrorist in the first place (he backed out of a suicide bombing mission in the first season), will Brody come to his senses and help his country defeat the bad guys? Will his beleaguered wife (Morena Baccarin) and kids ever trust him again? Will he and Carrie reignite their relationship? And what of the budding romance between Brody's daughter Dana and the son of the vice president, who'd been considering naming Brody as his running mate in the next presidential election? Sure, Brody calling his wife while in the midst of murdering some poor sucker in the Pennsylvania woods, or managing to text Nazir while in a top-secret security meeting, warning the terrorist that he's about to be assassinated, are scenes that strain credulity, to put it mildly. But who cares? The very preposterousness of some of this show's storylines and relationships is what makes it so addictive and entertaining--with at least a couple more seasons in the offing, there are many more twists and turns to come. --Sam Graham

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## Customer Reviews

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    This series good
  

*by R***G on Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2023*

First series gets one through the introduction naturally. The second get more involved in war games between the US and the Middle East terrorist and a couple of military captives that have apparently been turned. Shows how they avoid getting coughs. Reminded me of the Manchurian Candidate. Thanks

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    DEEPER JOURNEY INTO MORAL AND POLITICAL INTRIGUE
  

*by J***C on Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2013*

HOMELAND is an amazingly well-written show with a dream cast. All of the pieces fit together in keeping this political drama moving in surprising directions. The writers have kept the momentum in Season 2 as alliances and motives shift. The writing is crisp and fresh and stimulates the viewer with a story that delves deep into political, social and moral issues. Here is a show that excels in being well-written, absorbing and intriguing.Season One left CIA agent Carrie Mathison's life shattered. There could have been no better choice to play Mathison than the lovely Clair Danes. Confident Mathison with a remarkable "gut" instinct fell into the depths of dispair in Season One.  Her career and confidence were gone.  This hotshot agent became a shell of her former self as she began to question the truth behind rescued hostage Marine Sergeant Nicholas Brody (Damian Lewis) and his ties to his former captor the terrorist Abu Nazir.In Season 2, Brody is a congressman fast on his way to becoming a major force in politics. He becomes top choice as the Vice-Presidential candidate when the current VP runs for the Presidency. Brody seems to have it all as he tries to mend the rift with his wife and children. Mathison's life was destroyed in Season One when her theory that Brody had been "turned" by Abu-Nazir was "proven" wrong--though the viewer knew all along she was correct with her idea.Season Two does not disappoint in its revelations that Mathison's instincts were not wrong. She is on the road to recovery and teaches English as a Second Language when the CIA comes calling.  Although it is not clear how she returns to the CIA, somehow she again becomes a major force in the agency. Let the intrigue continue.HOMELAND keeps us wondering as characters, especially Brody, seem to change alliances and beliefs. How would someone return to their former life after years in captivity? How do "good" people become twisted with hate and revenge? There are some fascinated character studies here as new players are introduced this season. Zuleikha Robinson is outstanding as the Palestinian and British-educated journalist Roya Hammad. Hammad is beautiful and thoroughly wicked and devious with contacts in high levels of government. She becomes Brody's mysterious handler and connection to Abu Nazir. Hammad's sinister nature proves that evil can come in any form. Robinson brings depth and substance to the misguided Hammad.Each episode only gets deeper and deeper into the minds of Brody and Mathison who re-ignite their volatile relationship as Brody's family life deteriorates beyond repair. There is a fascinating journey with a moral tinge. Who can be trusted and what is anyone's true intention? Even the "good" guys can be bad. Danes gives Carrie Mathison an edge that becomes more and more disturbed as she questions Brody's intentions. Her confused doe-eyed gaze that hovers between madness and sanity say more than any words could.I'm hooked and can't wait for Season 3 on DVD. One disappointing note to mention are the bland and sparse "extras" that are included in this DVD set. Damien Lewis's Super 8 Movies-yes, he apparently still has an ancient Super 8 camera-does have some fun behind-the-scenes footage featuring cast and crew. Unfortunately, the extras are limited and give very little insight into the filming and visual effects and storyline.HOMELAND is a fascinating exploration of life in the modern age of terrorism and political unrest. The writers are abreast of current events and the show has a force of reality that is rare on TV.

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    Season 1 vs season 2
  

*by M***H on Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2013*

A lot of people are complaining that season 2 falls short of season 1; that there is too much about the relationship between Brody and Carrie which gets in the way. I assert that season 1 lays the groundwork for how their relationship develops and becomes more complicated and troubled in season 2. Also, many aspects of the events that deal with the war on terrorism that are set forth in season 1 play out in season 2. The events of season 1 and 2 are intertwined and connected.I am not going to offer any "spoiler" comments here but the events in both seasons, especially season 2, are becoming all too familiar these days. This show is, of course, fiction but in a way is not. The last episode called "The Choice" leads us to believe that there may be a happy ending with respect to the relationship between Carrie and Brody but the horrors of terrorism get in the way. The finale is a visceral, intense and disturbing experience.But, with respect to the complaints about season 2, there may be a little too many "mushy" moments between the two protagonists. But, in an interview in the season 2 extras Danes says that these moments make the tone, at least for a while, be more "human." I get that. Both seasons run through at a almost fevered pitch, somewhat like many episodes of my other favorite, "24." But "24" also allowed Bauer to have some moments of his own, even though they were few.  They do not take away from the show but make the characters seem more real.The writing as in season 1 is brilliant. I am especially moved by how Danes portrays bi-polar disease. She must have looked into the issue or been around people who know what it is like to be bi-polar; to have episodes that can be manic at one time and suddenly become depressive. As someone who has dealt with this problem it is wonderful and also a little scary to witness by Danes' astonishing acting how the disease can over, even consume, one's personality. Her bi-polar moments were almost like a mirror. Maybe not that extreme but a mirror nonetheless.I have to add the the casting is brilliant. Having Mandy Patinkin as Saul who becomes Carrie's father-figure is wonderful. He is such a great actor and I am glad he took on this part. His somewhat world-weary tone is unmistakable. Also how he respects and is confused and frustrated by Carrie's behavior is  great.  Nobody else could have played Saul. Watch for his very moving prayer, in Jewish, at the end. You don't need to understand the words to realize what his prayer is about. Why he is praying becomes evident. I loved that brief moment in the finale.One of the actor in the show that nobody talks about is Morgan Saylor who plays Brody's 16 year old daughter. I am always amazed how film and TV shows can find really great kid actors. Saylor is excellent. She acts like a typical teenager but her character also calls for depth and sensitivity and Saylor does quite well. Check out her reactions to her father's actions in the show's finale and you will see what I mean.A TV critic for the New Yorker said that Homeland is the best show on TV. I could not agree moreSo, if you love season one 1 cannot afford to miss season 2.

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