Tower of David opened up Homeland to a brand new world, something fans want to see on Revolution and will most-likely never get to witness.
U.S. Marine Sergeant Nicholas Brody (Damian Lewis) was amazing in this episode: he is possibly the most wanted man in the world (definitely in America). Nobody knew where he was, he had the run of an entire hotel / apartment building. There were armed guards that would keep him safe, a pretty local girl (Martina García) that took care of him, free medical care, drugs, and a benefactor (Manny Perez) that wanted to keep him safe in lieu of the $10 million reward he could get for turning Brody in. In spite of all of this monolithic good fortune that had been showered on him, the second most famous terrorist in the world behind Osama bin Laden was not satisfied and raked his tin tea cup against the “bars” of his Third World “jail cell.”
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U.S. Marine Sergeant Nicholas Brody (Damian Lewis) was amazing in this episode: he is possibly the most wanted man in the world (definitely in America). Nobody knew where he was, he had the run of an entire hotel / apartment building. There were armed guards that would keep him safe, a pretty local girl (Martina García) that took care of him, free medical care, drugs, and a benefactor (Manny Perez) that wanted to keep him safe in lieu of the $10 million reward he could get for turning Brody in. In spite of all of this monolithic good fortune that had been showered on him, the second most famous terrorist in the world behind Osama bin Laden was not satisfied and raked his tin tea cup against the “bars” of his Third World “jail cell.”
Full review @ FilmBook
