I've always enjoyed Homeland...even when it was a bit dumbat times. Enjoying this season too, particularly the social and political parallels to RL because it's talking and exploring ideas and themes that need exploring. If only briefly, but...
...I'm curious what the end game is. I feel like we already know the net result, and just need to get to how. Dar's put the PE in an isolated location, away from her advisors, one of whom he's discredited, and the false flag attack pulls the rug out from under the PE's policies. It seems obvious he's had Carrie under surveillance for some time, and probed regarding her relationship with the PE, and has systematically deconstructured the pillars of that relationship, weakening a PE who doesn't align with his own world views and policies. Dar also leaked the evidence to Carrie, to deliberately have the kid released, only so he could disgrace Carrie.
Obviously there's this whole Mossad and Iranian plot thread to pull at, but I'm wondering if the audience will get annoyed waiting for the good guys to reach the same point they've been at for weeks.