Lewis played real-life WWII hero Richard Winters in Band of Brothers. Thus I assume the slip-up.

Whoops...missed Dave99 pointing this out above. And yes, watch Band of Brothers if you have not.

Pretty much. Is that so hard to believe? There's a whole bunch of TV stars whom I have no idea what their real name is. Without a credits sequence, it would be like going to a sporting event and they don't announce names, have programs, etc. They're just all numbers. And I don't waste time watching ET, TMZ, etc.

FFing through it doesn't help matters either.

I know you guys will probably find this hard to believe, but as far as I'm concerned, Damian Lewis' best performance is still the one he did in Keane.

I loved the look on Dr. Geiger's face when he was listening to Angela Chase getting plowed by Charlie Crews in the bugged hotel room.

OK, it's not funny anymore (if it ever was).

at Carrie getting pile drived by Brody and the look on Quinn and Saul's faces hearing it.

Pretty intense episode, especially the scenes with Brody and Roya.

I'm not a fan of the Brody daughter storyline, but you have to admit that was some good acting by her in this episode,especially the scene with Jess. The whole thing with her "Trying to make it right" is so after the fact.

Alot of people have been bashing Brody's daughter and that whole storyline, but the one thing I will give this show is every plot point is addressed somewhere down the line. Unlike the Sopranos

Except the CIA mole.

Nazir does something no one else does in show...calls Brody by his first name.

Even Brody looked confused. "Who the hell is Nicholas?"

If it's not that half-Lebanese guy (Galvez - Hrach Titizian), I don't know who else it could be. In episode 4 in season 1, they followed that professor to find out where he lived. It looked like Galvez was the only one that knew they were following him at that moment (besides Carrie, whom I think we can eliminate). Although he was in the car with Carrie, maybe he sent a text to alert someone to call Aileen, like Brody did in the situation room this season.

I was at the doctor the other day and I was in the waiting room I saw a TV Guide with 'Homeland' as the cover story. (First, I didn't even know people still got TV Guide?)

Anyway, they asked the creators about Brody texting during the assassination attempt on Nazir, and they admitted they do take some liberties on the show. They admitted that you are not even allowed to take cell phones in those type of areas of the government, but they needed to push the plot along.

There's only a mole IF Brody didn't slip that one guy the razor blade. If he did, there's no mole.

Hey, they've really dropped the ball on nudity this season. Nothing that I can can recall so far this season. Why did Carrie's undercover informant have to die last season??? Brody, please have sex with your wife. Or even Tom can get some. We know Carrie won't show any skin.

I'd say, "Get a hobby," but I'm almost sure it'd be taken exactly as I mean it.

It's Saul.

It's Saul good, man!