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Written by: | Debora Cahn & Alex Gansa | |||
Directed by: | Tucker Gates | |||
Production number: | 8WAH06 | |||
Running time: | 54 minutes | |||
Original airdate: | March 15, 2020 | |||
Viewers (millions): | 0.71 |
Two Minutes is the sixth episode of the final season of Homeland. It aired March 15, 2020.
Synopsis[]
Upheaval in Washington brings an investigation to Kabul. Max falls into the hands of a Taliban fighter. Carrie's only chance to track down him friend is Yevgeny. In order for him to be able to help her, however, she must first sabotage the American surveillance of the area in question. Meanwhile, G'ulom continues to blame the Taliban for the deaths of the two presidents and demands that Haqqani hand himself over.
Episode guide[]
Two Minutes began with Carrie being disheartened by the news of Warner’s death. Meanwhile, Max was being led by his abductor (his attempt as escape resulted in him getting shot in the back). Also, the newly-appointed President Hayes addressed the nation. The United States had to prepare for potential further retaliation.
Carrie was focused on finding Max, though the priority was elsewhere. The FBI showed up to investigate what may have led to Warner’s death. This set Carrie off to ask Gromov for help out of desperation though in exchange of the temporary removal of the monitoring of the crash site. He would only need it done for two minutes for which she begrudgingly accepted (but certainly wasn’t easy to do). Meanwhile, G’ulom wanted to speak with Saul about Haqqani’s whereabouts left a CIA safe house and was attempting to evade his forces (he was not interested in running away). Saul was also against his plan to round up and execute Taliban soldiers in a soccer stadium. His attempt to get Hayes to try and convince G’ulom to calm down failed miserably when he was convinced that it was a good idea which may indeed destabilize the region once again.
Carried lied to the FBI about her involvement with Warner and her role in Kabul. The microscope on her among the station was back on as the recording of her meeting with Gromov was finally cleaned up. The connection between that meeting and her suggestion that Warner come to Afghanistan was becoming harder and harder to ignore. Carrie was followed once again but that didn’t really work. Mike told Saul about her last meeting with Gromov. Upon hearing the news, Carrie tried to lie to him which he saw through (in a great scene). As a result, he ordered her back to Germany (she didn’t take the news well because Max needed her and it would not look good for her though Saul did not believe she had anything to do with Warner’s death).
As Carrie left for the airport, she saw Haqqani surrender himself outside the embassy (they were surprised to see him). Meanwhile, Max woke up and was chained to a bed. He didn’t appreciate his bad and its contents being pawned off (and have since become long gone).
The episode ended with Carrie skipping on her flight to Berlin because obviously and hopping into a vehicle with Gromov because obviously.
Cast[]
Main Cast[]
- Claire Danes as Carrie Mathison
- Mandy Patinkin as Saul Berenson
- Maury Sterling as Max Piotrowski
- Linus Roache as David Wellington
- Costa Ronin as Yevgeny Gromov
- Numan Acar as Haissam Haqqani
Guest Cast[]
- Mohammad Bakri as Abdul Qadir G'ulom
- Sam Trammell as Benjamin Hayes
- Tim Guinee as Scott Ryan
- Cliff Chamberlain as Mike Dunne
- Andrea Deck as Jenna Bragg
- Jason Tottenham as Alan Yager
- Terry Serpico as General Owens
- Seear Kohi as Balach
- Mustafa Haidari as Firooz
- Sharif Dorani as
- Austin Basis as Lonnie
- Karen Pittman as Vanessa Kroll
Co-Starring[]
- Danielle Nottingham as News Anchor
- Kyle Stringer as Reynoso
- Aziz Hamrah as Gahiz Electronic Vendor
- Ebadullah Raihan as Mangal
- Adonis Kapsalis as First Guard
- Mark Ebulué as Second Guard
- Tom Holloway as Third Guard
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