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Originally Posted by kristianhay

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The only thing that makes me not think that is how much Saul obviously cares for and loves (in a non-romantic way) Carrie. He knew she would be there and was clearly distraught she couldn't be found after the incident.

It DOES make sense because Saul has an alibi as said before, was desperately trying to keep Brody alive (to frame him?), etc. From Saul's character throughout the seasons though, this wouldn't make a whole lot of sense. What would be the motive behind it?

Nothing to watch now, any suggestions?

Spoiler!

By that thinking, Saul did everything he could to get Carrie away from Brody, who theoretically can harm her by virtue of what he was deemed to be (a terrorist). That's most likely why he tried to spin her being station chief (playing her desire to be the best officer the CIA has had). Even if she had been there, it would've been easy to get her out with a phone call, or an escort, or some other means.

And I thought the same thing about Saul's character in the show (and his ability to pull something this bad off). He's done everything "right". But thinking back, he did everything with Carrie in mind. Perhaps a Saul "turn" is the real twist we were all waiting for this season.

As for new shows, I tried picking up Boardwalk Empire, and it's not my cup of tea. I think I'll just wait it out for TWD, and it's "only" 4 months until GoT


Edit: Friend sent this video. Don't watch if you don't want to know what happens.

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