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Showtime’s Homeland has an intriguing pattern of reinventing itself year after year, and now has at least two more years to do it. In addition to confirming a January premiere for the New York-set Season 6, Showtime officially announces Homeland has been renewed through Season 8.

The fine folk at Honest Trailers rarely get into the TV game (even less often double-dipping), but suffice to say, certain series might take years to make the rotation. No longer, as all the major Emmy 2016 contenders, from The Americans to Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt get their own mini trailer parodies!

This Sunday's season 3 finale of 'Homeland' will naturally drop a body or two before the hour's end, with most bets on one outspoken and outdated cast member getting the axe, but could 'Homeland' season 4 see a significantly reduced cast in 2014? Find out who's leaving the Showtime drama behind for greener 'Homeland''s!

While 'Homeland' season 3 admittedly earned back a bit of good will in the most recent episodes, the show's critical acclaim has never recovered since the outset of the second season. That may look to change, as original writer Meredith Stiehm has accepted a deal to return to the writer's room, leaving behind FX's 'The Bridge' as it heads into a second season.

We've seen 'Sesame Street' take on everything from 'Sons of Anarchy' to 'Boardwalk Empire,' but the long-running PBS series' "Homeland" parody might be the most spot-on yet. Bringing Carrie, Brody, Saul and the rest to life as "Homelamb," you might be surprised by the adult humor 'Sesame Street' manages to cram into its latest parody.

If 'Ray Donovan' could do it, and 'Dexter' lasted a blistering 8 seasons, this shouldn't come as too much of a surprise. Showtime has offered a fourth season renewal for its oft-debated Emmy darling 'Homeland,' as well as a 'Masters of Sex' season 2 for its best received new drama.

As many questions as 'Homeland' answered this past Sunday with Nicholas Brody's big "Tower of David" return, fans of the series remain perplexed about the character's arc between season 2 finale's entry into Canada, and the character's bloody arrival in another country. Thankfully, series star Damian Lewis has stepped in to bridge the gulf in Brody's big journey.

The internet and the world at large may have been somewhat preoccupied last night with a little ol' AMC series finale (10.3 million viewers, bitch!), but thankfully Showtime is a good sport with its 'Homeland' season 3 and 'Masters of Sex' premieres. While the latter had earlier made its way online, the entirety of 'Homeland' season 3 premiere "Tin Man Is Down" has found its way on deman

Most 'Homeland' fans would admit that season 2 of the Showtime terrorism drama didn't quite live up to its Emmy-winning predecessor, though it would prove difficult to assign blame on any specific point. Emmy-winner Damian Lewis seems content to offer up a piece of his mind however, regarding Showtime's apparent refusal to take the Nicholas Brody character in a direction that writers have been att

Fans of Showtime's prized Emmy-winner 'Homeland' have eagerly awaited the September 29 premiere up to now, waiting for news of Brody's fate or where another year might take Carrie and Saul, but it seems a snafu has struck early. The 'Homeland' season 3 premiere appears to have leaked to the web, far more revealing than a new round of character featurettes...

For as much as we hate being jerked around by the vague, unsettling 'American Horror Story' teasers, we have to admit that 'Homeland' season 3 has been killing it in the promo department both with, and without new footage. The latest look at Showtime's acclaimed terrorism drama teases dramatic reunions for Brody, Carrie and Saul, but what can we derive from the footage?

Last week afforded us a brief look behind the scenes of 'Homeland' season 3 premiere "Tin Man Is Down," but now the leaks have truly begun. A new extended behind-the-scenes trailer for the Showtime Emmy-winner's third season offers up fresh intelligence on the new threats Carrie and Saul face in the coming run, as well as our first insight into Brody's new surroundings.