Boy, that is some wishful thinking. I sure would like it to be done with, but I have no doubt that even more of that garbage will be thrown in our faces.I'm glad the teen drama with Dana is also done.
Boy, that is some wishful thinking. I sure would like it to be done with, but I have no doubt that even more of that garbage will be thrown in our faces.I'm glad the teen drama with Dana is also done.
Not to mention, it's pretty common for people on psychotropic drugs to go off their meds because they falsely believe they no longer need them. It's also been established that Carrie believes she's more effective at her job when she's not medicated. They make her miss things and "foggy".Actually it's extremely common for bipolar or schizophrenic people to refuse to take their meds. Lots of homeless people are schizos that could be pretty normal on their meds but refuse to take them for whatever reason.
Probably. But, boy do a lot of patients do it anyways in the real world!Her not "I'm not taking my meds" shit was part of the scam...
Yeah but it's never implied Carrie skipped meds when she was on psych ward. Anyway bipolar disorders aren't really canon, therefore I'm being a tool arguing about it. On the other hand, Carrie being harshly abducted when you can just sit on a laptop reading thermal satellite activity in 2013 is just dumb, especially when GTI (genuine target intelligence) is so common these days. I know ground intel is a huge topic these days, but tbh it felt a lot like 24 show when tech failed for the sake of the plot.Actually it's extremely common for bipolar or schizophrenic people to refuse to take their meds. Lots of homeless people are schizos that could be pretty normal on their meds but refuse to take them for whatever reason.
Not common enough to show up on a google search :/ What is it?especially when GTI (genuine target intelligence) is so common these days.
That is the whole theme of the CIA plotline this season, that human intelligence still has a place in a technological world. In some ways they have already proved that, Carrie got into a room with Abu-Whatshisname where technology had a hard time proving he even existed outside of like 2 photos in 10+ years. The idea is, as I see it now, that the technology is never more than a supplement to the human element.Yeah but it's never implied Carrie skipped meds when she was on psych ward. Anyway bipolar disorders aren't really canon, therefore I'm being a tool arguing about it. On the other hand, Carrie being harshly abducted when you can just sit on a laptop reading thermal satellite activity in 2013 is just dumb, especially when GTI (genuine target intelligence) is so common these days. I know ground intel is a huge topic these days, but tbh it felt a lot like 24 show when tech failed for the sake of the plot.
Hah! I am glad I was right! The battle of the veteran spies should prove entertaining!We finally got the antagonist and he comes with the promise of some good TV!
Translated it from French sorry, it means intelligence gathered through /with people rather than tech.Not common enough to show up on a google search :/ What is it?
Yeah the pregnancy thing isn't making any sense, also the arranged meeting between Javadi and Carrie was stupid writing : Javadi's guys are too well trained for him to attract suspicion, yes he GOES ALONE meeting a unstable crazy chick who's double agent for like 7 hours just after her first assignment ? Bah.First you have Carrie genuinely shocked by Saul's testimony to the Senate when they've already planned this big operation. Now you have Carrie's pregnancy after she was committed to a mental institution where they would have undoubtedly tested her.