"Homeland" R Is for Romeo (TV Episode 2017) Poster

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R Is For Romeo
bobcobb3019 April 2017
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As someone who loves going on conspiracy sites, right and left wing, seeing the President-Elect confront one in a "debate" forum made for great television. This is the kind of storyline a show like Designated Survivor should be embracing.

This season is still missing something, but this was a pretty strong build to the finale. Quinn's "monkey" rant was great television that has to be seen to be believed.
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9/10
In response to someone saying terrible Australian / American accent .
damiandoubleday-316985 February 2022
He is complaining about an Australian not sounding American, when he is not meant to be American. He is Australian !

Is it not obvious he is Australian ? He just lives in America and is speaking up for Americans.you don't have to be American to speak out for America !

Like thousands speak out for the rotten orange one.🍊 . You don't have to be an orange to say one is rotten ?
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7/10
Massive leaps in logic
mycannonball6 February 2022
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This season has its share of problems and this episode is a Master Class in Season 6 Issues. Carrie can't figure out that entering the mercenary's house and finding the alarm off is a bad sign? (Just like she can't manage to replace the glass on her broken door or turn on the alarm at her own house, so Saul just waltzes in? Super high security?). It also took her forever to figure out the thing with her kid was due to Dar. Yet, somehow in this episode Quinn suggests that "R" for "Romeo" on the board suggests an east coast hit, so therefore the garage door MUST have a bomb on it and the President-Elect is about to be assassinated? Quite the leap. Of course, the music signals to the audience that this is indeed the moment that Carrie puts the pieces together when there are no pieces really.

That said, if you put aside the ridiculousness (like why do Carrie and Quinn drive to the hotel and not try to call Keane's Chief of Staff again?), it's good despite these constant little flaws. Homeland is one of the best shows when it comes to a building sense of unease and suspense and Carrie Mathison portrayed superbly by Claire Danes is a great character.
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