Just finished praising the previous episode, but this one was a series of events stretching the plot too far. Seriously, what are the chances of Quinn being saved by a good Muslim doctor who just happens to have all the meds Quinn needs? Not only that, but Doc is also living in the same building with a bunch of bad Muslim terrorists who are plotting murderous plans. What are the chances?
Then despite being half dead, Quinn manages to take out the baddest guy.... as much as I like Quinn, I know far fetched when I see it.
Saul finally decided to pass on to Carrie the info she needs, while neither him nor Dar think to count just how many people knew about the Swiss debacle and give a polygraph to all of them. Spies should know that nobody is above suspicion, but for plot-convenience, nobody considers Allison as a possible candidate for betrayal.
The one incontrovertible truth was spoken by Carrie herself, saying she brings bad luck. You do indeed, girl: Brody ended up pretty badly; Quinn is repeatedly getting shot and beaten to a pulp; Saul is in deep trouble and even your dad is dead.
Then despite being half dead, Quinn manages to take out the baddest guy.... as much as I like Quinn, I know far fetched when I see it.
Saul finally decided to pass on to Carrie the info she needs, while neither him nor Dar think to count just how many people knew about the Swiss debacle and give a polygraph to all of them. Spies should know that nobody is above suspicion, but for plot-convenience, nobody considers Allison as a possible candidate for betrayal.
The one incontrovertible truth was spoken by Carrie herself, saying she brings bad luck. You do indeed, girl: Brody ended up pretty badly; Quinn is repeatedly getting shot and beaten to a pulp; Saul is in deep trouble and even your dad is dead.