Coug
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Did anyone understand that ending? I didn't.
That was the point... Leave us guessing. We were led to believe that Carrie was going to end Quinn's "worst nightmare." After the letter, the light shining,... Who knows?
So is she left choosing between a vegetable Quinn and a rich and powerful German tycoon (can't remember his name - Oslo? Oswald? - whatever)? The whole thing is just odd. Is this still a spy show?
No, but I think she received a sign that Quinn should live. Not sure I interpreted it correctly.
They should have used this season to transition away from Carrie. A fresh start might be what is needed. As it stands, I am not excited at all for the continuation of the series.
If they were going to kill him they would have done it at the gas chamber. Why have him survive all that trauma for Carrie to have to euthanize him?
I'm digging the homegrown terrorism angle as well.Anyone still watching this season?
I like the home grown terrorism story line they are hinting at for this season. Quinn is a hot mess and they don't really tell you what his condition is. Is it permanent or is there a chance at recovery? I'm not sure what Dar Adal is up to with his secret society.
Im all caught up now, i liked it. Last season was pretty boring but this season seems a lot better.