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[iggypop123]

With regards to Saul: He won't be dead next episode, and from what i have gathered he's alive until episode 11. After that i do not have any info. Not saying he dies, there just inst any concrete info out there

Edited by TWoP Lockley, Oct 8, 2012 @ 1:18 PM.
moved from episode thread, no spoilers necesasry

[Chavin]

On Saul, per IMDB:

Saul (MP) is in 24 episodes, same as Carrie (which makes it all the way through all 12 episodes of Season 2.
So, hopefully Saul makes it and it will be interesting as to how/what they are going to do with this newly discovered information.

Edited by TWoP Lockley, Oct 8, 2012 @ 1:18 PM.
moved from episode thread, no spoilers necesasry

[TWoP Lockley]

Starting this thread for spoilerish speculation. As we go along, if it feels like we need to create another thread for pure speculation we can do that too.

No need to use spoiler tags in this thread. Thanks!

[SunnyBeBe]

Do we have any real proof that the reporter who has contacted Brody really is who she says she is? What if she's actually a double agent and is working top secret for the CIA? That would explain why they allowed him access to the top secret meeting and to text the warning? And that would explain why she had the combination to the safe. I hesitate to believe everything is as it appears.

[unclewiggly]

Do we have any real proof that the reporter who has contacted Brody really is who she says she is? What if she's actually a double agent and is working top secret for the CIA? That would explain why they allowed him access to the top secret meeting and to text the warning? And that would explain why she had the combination to the safe. I hesitate to believe everything is as it appears.

Roya knows about Brody's past as a fixture in Abu Nazir's household, and specifics about his relationship with Issa (including Brody's gift of a slingshot, and Issa's fear of crows that inspired it) -- if the CIA already knew about that, its ahrd to believe they'd have allowed Brody's movements to date (especially a congressional career); and why would they be wasting money and risking agents and assets as try are with Saul and Carrie et al if they had a direct source like Brody?

More likely the Roya character is just poorly conceived and written, which is a shame.

Edited by unclewiggly, Oct 11, 2012 @ 2:00 PM.

[dcsassychica]

I don't think the video is damning enough to kill over. At least nothing we've seen from the tape is damning.

[albaniantv]

Unclewiggly--agree that Roya is written poorly so far. I am surprised because it seems she would be a key figure, there to transmit messages between Nazir and Brody and keep things moving, must be important in her own right. But her script sounds like some Hollywood version of a "beeyoutiful spy" and then she asks David Estes out, and we know nothing about that meeting. Feels cheesy but it must be important.

By the way is Unclewiggly from the Mary Poppins book?

[jcoop13]

Here is an article from Vulture magazine speculating what might be in store for Brody in future episodes:

Nick Brody and his future shenanigans

It's obviously intended to be satire.

[Gironbachs]

I don't know if David Estes is in on the whole thing, but the one thing I will bet on,is he will somehow deliberately sabotage the entire mission somehow.