'Homeland' Season 6 Spoilers: Back To America
After a dramatic season of the hit series "Homeland," fans are curious to see what the upcoming episodes of "Homeland" will bring.
The executive producer of "Homeland," Alex Gansa, was able to share some interesting details about Season 6 of the series. According to Deadline, he explained that the plot will retain the theme of the previous seasons, which dealt with terrorism and privacy.
However, the upcoming season will present a new environment, compared to the most recent season. Gansa explained that "Homeland" Season 6 will return to the United States. The last time the story was set in America was back in Season 3.
Gansa revealed that the episodes will deal with the question of balancing civil liberties and civil security. In addition, Gansa also spoke about how the recent terrorist attacks have affected the series. The finale of "Homeland" Season 5 presented a similarity with the recent bombings in Paris.
With that, he said, "Sometimes I wish we hadn't been so relevant, I have to say." In another interview, the executive producer also explained that the upcoming season will delve deeper into Carrie's past. This will allow fans to see how she became friends with Saul Berenson, as well as how she began her career in intelligence work.
Gansa said, "I think that'd be an interesting thing to explore, now that I think about it. I mean, you will in Episode 12, hear the story of how Quinn was recruited. It's nice to know where these people came from."
He gave a hint about how Carrie had began her career in the CIA. It was stated that ever since college, she already showed potential, which led to someone referring her to Saul. With that, fans can expect a lot of flashbacks for the episodes to come.
"Homeland" Season 6 is expected to air sometime this year.
