Who is the mole in Season 1 homeland?

Who is the mole in Season 1 homeland?

Saul’s mole was introduced in the penultimate episode, “The English Teacher.” Anna Pomerantseva (Tatyana Mukha) was the lead interpreter for Russia’s GRU intelligence agency and first met Saul in the mid-1980s when she was teaching English in East Berlin.

What is the blue pill Claire Danes takes in homeland?

While eavesdropping, Virgil confronts Carrie about the clozapine (an antipyschotic) pill Max found in her bathroom; she says it’s under control and that no one else knows about it. Meanwhile, David Estes chastizes Saul for putting Carrie into Nick’s debriefing, saying that she tried to turn it into a cross-examination.

Who is Saul Berenson based on?

Mandy Patinkin: Anne Frank Is Inspiration for Homeland’s Saul. The actor behind Homeland’s Saul Berenson joins Chuck to talk about the inspiration behind the character, and his work advocating for Syrian refugees.

What was Carrie Mathison drugged with?

Clozapine
Dennis breaks into Carrie’s apartment and replaces some of her Clozapine pills with the pills that Tasneem acquired. Carrie eventually takes the substituted pills and soon begins to suffer the effects.

What does Carrie Mathison suffer from?

In college, Carrie was diagnosed with bipolar disorder, for which she secretly began taking clozapine supplied by her older sister, Maggie (Amy Hargreaves).

Is Carrie a double agent?

(Carrie does love her jazz.) She’s not done. She’s not out of the life. She’s traded spots with Saul’s Russian mole, sacrificing her life in America to be a double agent in Russia and repaying her debt to Anna in the process.

Is Carrie a traitor in Homeland?

Carrie discovers the identity of his source, a U.N. Russian translator who is outed and chooses to shoot herself just before capture. Carrie, branded a traitor in her homeland like Nicholas Brody (Damian Lewis) before her, is now America’s only asset in the inner circle of Russian intelligence.