After the overrunning of the US embassy and the subsequent order to leave Pakistan one man decides to stay behind and hunt down the man responsible on his own
Peter Quinn. Carrie won't leave him behind and sets about searching for him. Quinn isn't entirely on his own; he has a friend working at the German embassy and also recruits the former girlfriend of Haqqani's nephew. Having found his target he has a plan to kill him but none to get away; unless Carrie finds him he won't leave Pakistan alive. Away from the main plot Carrie has to deal with the death of her father.
This was another solid episode; it was good to see Quinn taking centre stage as Rupert Friend puts in a fine performance in the role. When the character was first introduced I didn't care for him but he has developed well and as the episode approached its end I was concerned for his safety. Raza Jaffrey also impresses as the ambiguous Aasar Khan; sometimes he is helping Carrie but at others it looks as if he has a different agenda. There isn't much action in this episode but it is still exciting as the tension is raised right until the end.
This was another solid episode; it was good to see Quinn taking centre stage as Rupert Friend puts in a fine performance in the role. When the character was first introduced I didn't care for him but he has developed well and as the episode approached its end I was concerned for his safety. Raza Jaffrey also impresses as the ambiguous Aasar Khan; sometimes he is helping Carrie but at others it looks as if he has a different agenda. There isn't much action in this episode but it is still exciting as the tension is raised right until the end.