As far fetched as this plot can be (but aren't they all a bit?) I am enjoying this season more than the previous one, because the Quinn situation was too dramatic to be entertaining.
Also, from a European point of view it's easier to watch from far how quickly tricky situations can degenerate in the US, as real events prove way too often.
The Russian angle was introduced in the previous episode, with the actor who played a Russian spy in that great series The Americans and who's probably going for a rehash of his role.
Carrie's gang of thugs is entertaining, even if it's difficult to know why and with which money they're operating, since Carrie's penniless. Even if they're all in for old times sake, they still need equipment...
Dante is developing feelings for Carrie which means he's heading for a horrific end, like all his predecessors.
Also, from a European point of view it's easier to watch from far how quickly tricky situations can degenerate in the US, as real events prove way too often.
The Russian angle was introduced in the previous episode, with the actor who played a Russian spy in that great series The Americans and who's probably going for a rehash of his role.
Carrie's gang of thugs is entertaining, even if it's difficult to know why and with which money they're operating, since Carrie's penniless. Even if they're all in for old times sake, they still need equipment...
Dante is developing feelings for Carrie which means he's heading for a horrific end, like all his predecessors.