What happened in Season 1 of Homeland?

What happened in Season 1 of Homeland?

The first season follows Carrie Mathison, a CIA operations officer who has come to believe that Nicholas Brody, a U.S. Marine Sergeant, who was held captive by al-Qaeda as a prisoner of war, was turned by the enemy and now poses a significant risk to national security.

Who was the mole in Homeland Season 1?

Saul’s mole was introduced in the penultimate episode, “The English Teacher.” Anna Pomerantseva (Tatyana Mukha) was the lead interpreter for Russia’s GRU intelligence agency and first met Saul in the mid-1980s when she was teaching English in East Berlin.

What did Carrie lie to Saul about Season 1?

Carrie later confides in her co-worker and mentor, Saul Berenson (Mandy Patinkin), that what she was told by her informant in Iraq was that “An American prisoner of war has been turned.” She concludes that the POW in question must be Brody. They successfully complete the installation before Brody gets home.

Does Quinn Date Carrie?

Even Quinn’s actual romance with Carrie played out well, much to Friend’s credit. After a fight in the writers’ room over whether or not it should even happen, fans remained fervently split over the the couple known as “Quarrie” to the end.

Who is Anna on Homeland?

Tatyana Mukha
Played by Tatyana Mukha, Anna Pomerantseva (Russian: Анна Померанцева, Anna Pomerantseva) is the head interpreter for the GRU, and Saul’s longtime asset inside the Kremlin.

What happened to Tom Walker in homeland?

According to Brody, Walker was killed during their captivity, but it was later revealed that Brody was tricked. After carrying out the mission, Walker was killed by Brody, the Marine One.

Does Saul get rescued homeland?

That night, Saul escapes his captivity, and is guided by Carrie and Quinn to a nearby CIA refuge. During a meeting between the U.S. embassy and the ISI, Carrie realizes that the Pakistanis already have Saul’s location. Lockhart decides that the U.S. will accept Haqqani’s terms in the prisoner exchange.