'Homeland' Season 6 Episode 6 Spoilers: Carrie Stalked By Man Across Street, Seeks Quinn For Help

The upcoming episode of "Homeland" season 6 will see Carrie (Claire Danes) in danger as she is stalked and chased by an unknown man from across the street.

Showtime has released the official summary of the new episode, which is titled "The Return," but it does not provide much in terms of story. "Carrie follows a lead," it reads. "Saul meets an old friend. Keane takes a stand."

A teaser trailer gives viewers a better glimpse of what the upcoming episode will entail. It starts out with Carrie in an empty hallway as the camera zooms in on her.

"I just need help getting to Quinn," she says in a voiceover. 

The next scene sees Carrie coming face to face with Quinn (Rupert Friend), who is acting crazier than before. "You're with them," Quinn accuses Carrie. And while she tries her best to calm him down, Quinn is clearly in no mood to listen to reason. 

The 30-second clip also features Carrie in danger in her own home as she holds out a gun to defend herself. "I should have listened to you about the man across the street," she says. "The guy you said was watching me."

Elsewhere, Saul (Mandy Patinkin) deals with a problem of his own. He knows he is being lied to and is prepared to uncover the truth. He even meets with an old contact to get information.

Meanwhile, here is a brief recap of the previous episode, titled "Casus Belli."

With Franny's nanny Latisha (Elena Hurst) arriving late, Carrie made the unfortunate decision of leaving her daughter with Quinn as she was called to duty. However, Quinn is already unstable, and the appearance of a crowd of reporters gathering outside the house only made things worse. After obsessing over the Medina Medley van and increasingly intense events unfolded, Quinn ended up holding a hostage and being taken away by a SWAT team.

"Homeland" season 6 airs Sundays at 9 p.m. EST on Showtime.

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