Homeland

An asset from Carrie's former life comes in from the cold. Freshman Congressman Nick Brody discovers that Abu Nazir may not be content with his nonviolent approach to affecting change in American foreign policy.

Before she makes it to a safe house, Carrie interviews the wife of a Lebanese official on her own, learning that Abu Nazir will be in Beirut the next day. Estes and Saul are skeptical, fearing that the CIA is being set up; Carrie believes the informant. Back in D.C., Dana makes an unexpected friend, Jessica takes a step into political high society, Brody's Army buddies want him to get to the bottom of why the unerring Tom Walker missed when he shot at the Vice President, and Brody gets an invitation to the Pentagon. Will Nazir show up, or is it an ambush. How will …

Jessica's fund-raising dinner for veterans is tonight, with Brody making a speech and with her also on full view to D.C. high society. With tension between them early that afternoon, is a reconciliation at hand. Then Brody gets a call from Roya, sending him to Pennsylvania. As the afternoon wanes, Jessica calls him and he makes up stories. Will he get to the dinner in time? Carrie works on her report through the night and looks forward to the debrief at Langley at 6:00 PM. How will she respond to a fresh discovery of how the CIA values her?

Jess suggests to Brody that he pack a bag if he won't tell her the truth. The CIA has him under 24-hour surveillance from an off-site location run by Peter Quinn, Estes' loyal and acerbic man. They decide to push Brody by having him run into Carrie outside Langley. That night, he's checked into a hotel, he's sitting at the bar, and he reaches for his phone. That afternoon, a drunk Lauder visits Jess; when she can't reach Brody, she calls Mike. Lauder pushes Mike to think anew about Walker and Brody. Dana's relationship with the Vice President's son includes a visit to…

The CIA figures they have 24 hours to learn what they can from Brody. Estes tells Brody's chief of staff to say that the Representative has the flu, so Jessica takes chicken soup to the hotel. To Carrie's dismay, Peter Quinn runs the interrogation; Brody sticks to his story. Would Carrie have done a better job? That evening, Dana goes on a date with Finn Walden; can they lose his Secret Service minders?

More secrets. Roya talks to an unknown man in a park: what do they say to each other? Peter takes a crew to search the bomb-making tailor's shop in Gettysburg: is there anything to find? Lauder's speculations about Walker's death send Mike to talk to Estes, and Dana goes to the hospital to check on a hit-and-run victim. Brody tells Jessica that Carrie's not involved in his new relationship with the CIA, and Saul checks on Carrie to make sure she's okay with her new relationship with Brody.

Fearing an attack is imminent, Saul goes to a federal prison to interview Aileen (whom he brought back from the U.S.-Mexican border a year or so ago) and Carrie, under orders from Quinn, presses Brody to find out from Roya what's going on. Brody and his family are at a weekend fundraiser for Walden at the mansion of a self-made Vietnam vet. Dana wants Finn to go to the police with her. Carrie visits with Mike. Aileen is depressed and uncooperative, so Saul agrees to get her a cell with a window in exchange for her help. Is this the break they need? And what of Dana …

Dana's disgust with dad leads to his shouting at Jessica and then telling Roya and the CIA that he's out, he's quitting. Can Carrie talk him out of depression, convince him to reconnect with Roya, and also convince Estes and Quinn to trust her judgment? Dana goes to Mike's for comfort and safety, then has him drive her to the home in Columbia Heights of the woman who died in the hit and run. A new dilemma faces her there.

Where's Brody? Is he compromised? The CIA is about to roll up Roya when Brody gets word to them that he's okay. Once his family is safe, he will share details of a planned attack and Abu Nazir's first-hand involvement. The CIA has Mike take the family to a safe house, but should they believe Brody's report? Saul and Carrie check into Quinn's background, the Vice President gets a briefing on the situation, and Carrie encourages Brody with the promise that everything will soon be over.

Brody rejoins his family and Mike takes his leave. Then Brody gets a call that Carrie is in mortal danger - only he can save her, but at a price? Saul continues his inquiry into who Peter Quinn is and why he's on this assignment: there are consequences when he figures it out. Finn pays a visit to Dana, and Brody pays a call on the Vice President's residence.

Exhaustion all around. Carrie tracks Abu Nazir through the abandoned factory where she had been a hostage, but he slips away. Teams of FBI find nothing, so Carrie suspects that someone on the team has helped Nazir escape. She interrogates Roya and prompts an outburst. Estes puts Saul through a lie detector test with the promise of wrapping him in red tape. After Dana throws a fit, Brody, Jess, and the kids are released from protective custody; back at their house, Brody decides it's time to tell Jessica the truth.

Saul has found and rescued Brody and is now trying to help him recover from addiction. A task that proved to be a little challenging, so Saul turns to Carrie for help. She only agrees to help after she hears about Saul's new plan.

Brodie tries to get in Iran as an informer with the help of CIA.

While Brody start's his mission in Tehran intending to kill the grand general of Iran, Carrie tries to give local support and a extraction plan for him.

Carrie makes a crucial decision after learning pressing intelligence; Saul struggles to adjust to his new role in the private sector.

Carrie returns home to the states for an inquiry; Quinn spins out of control; a disgraced former case officer discloses information of great interest.

Carrie ventures a delicate alliance with the Pakistan's secretive Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI). Fara fails to recruit a key asset, forcing Carrie to intervene. After the events in Islamabad, Quinn zeroes in on a potential lead.

Carrie gets a tip from Redmond regarding Quinn's lead. Saul calls in a favor with an old friend in the Pakistani military. Fara uncovers a deep-rooted conspiracy.

Carrie works a frightened asset. Quinn and Fara stake out a new suspect.

Carrie puts her operation in motion.

Lockhart arrives. Carrie's investigation gets complicated.

Carrie organizes a last-ditch operation. Lockhart and Martha stall the ISI.

Carrie improvises to salvage her mission. The CIA closes in on a leak.

The security breach at the Embassy has far reaching consequences.

Carrie puts her life on the line to get her team out of Pakistan.

Carrie is thrust back into the world she left behind.

Carrie and Düring visit a refugee camp. Saul and Allison are at odds.

Jonas and Carrie revisit her past. Quinn stalks his prey.

Answers elude Carrie. Saul and Allison run an operation.

Quinn covers for Carrie. Dar and Allison assess the damage.

Saul orders a sweep at the station. Carrie looks to Düring for support.

Carrie reconnects with old friends. Saul opens up to Allison.

Carrie needs Allison's help. Quinn's plans change.

The CIA and BND make a play.

A new threat emerges.

Carrie follows a lead..

Carrie returns home to the US with Franny to work as an advocate for Muslim Americans. Dar and Saul brief President-elect Keane. Quinn struggles with his new circumstances.

Carrie and Reda fight for their client while Quinn fights against his new life. Saul and Dar suspect Keane has a secret.

Saul goes to Abu Dhabi. Carrie delivers bad news. Quinn senses something.

Carrie handles her client. Saul's trip takes a turn. Quinn investigates.

Keane gets sidelined. Carrie's work follows her home.

Carrie follows a lead. Saul meets an old friend. Keane takes a stand.

Carrie gets bad news. Saul makes a plan. Quinn accepts his situation.

Carrie catches a break. Keane makes a plan. Max goes undercover.

Dar plays his hand. Quinn revisits his past.

Carrie & Quinn make a discovery. Keane makes a decision. Max finds trouble.

Carrie and Franny are living with Maggie's family in DC. Saul and the federal employees detained after the attempt on the President-elect's life are in prison. President Keane's administration comes under scrutiny. Season premiere.

Carrie makes a discovery. Wellington protects Keane. O'Keefe continues to broadcast.

Carrie has a distressing realization. Saul negotiates. Keane and Wellington disagree.

Carrie follows a lead. Saul's situation goes from bad to worse.

Carrie puts a plan in motion. Saul visits a source. Keane makes a desperate plea.

Saul calls an old friend. Wellington has a problem. Carrie enjoys a win.

Carrie makes a move. Wellington has a reckoning. Saul expands an operation.

Carrie and Saul interrogate a suspect. Wellington makes a play.

Carrie has problems at home. Meanwhile, Saul and Wellington work on Paley.

Carrie needs to choose a side. Keane needs an ally. Saul has an idea.

Saul's mission is a go. The clock ticks on the Keane administration.

Carrie recovers in Germany. Saul negotiates. Max has a new mission.

Carrie reconnects with an old ally. Tasneem seeks counsel. Saul finds hope.

Carrie arranges a meeting. Haqqani finds trouble at home. Saul cuts a deal.

Saul plans an announcement. Carrie gets a surprise.

Carrie chases answers. Max attempts a rescue. G’ulom takes an opportunity.

Upheaval in Washington brings an investigation to Kabul.

Saul finds an unlikely ally. So does Carrie.

Carrie waits. Wellington makes a discovery.

Hayes has ideas. Carrie goes shopping. Tasneem has problems.

No one admits to anything.

Saul backchannels; Carrie seeks out one final favor.