Who planted the bomb in Brody's car?

The bomb in Nick Brody's car was planted by Abu Nazir's network, specifically by one of his operatives who was later killed by a middleman for Majid Javadi, orchestrated by Javadi to cover tracks. While Brody was used as the unwitting vessel and framed, he didn't plant it; the device was rigged while he was with Nazir, and an accomplice moved the SUV into position at the CIA headquarters for detonation during the Vice President's memorial.
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Who put the bomb in Apollonia's car?

He then flees to Sicily, where he falls in love with Simonetta Stefanelli's Apollonia. Tragically, she's later killed in a car bomb planted by Michael's bodyguard Fabrizio (Angelo Infanti), who betrayed him to his enemies.
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Is Dar Adal a traitor in Homeland?

That Dar Adal was behind the Sekou bombing, the sequestration of the president-elect, the surveillance of Carrie's house, the presence of rock-throwing demonstrators, the setup of Saul as a would-be dupe of the Israelis, the betrayal and torture of Majid Javadi, sure. That's not personal; it's just business.
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Who bombed the funeral in Homeland?

On a television, they see that al-Qaeda has taken responsibility for the attack, and released Brody's confession video (which he made for the planned suicide attack against the Vice President in season 1) to the media, firmly placing him as the culprit.
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Who was behind the CIA bombing in Homeland?

Saul's wife Mira returns to the U.S. to stay with him following the Langley attack. The CIA coordinates six simultaneous attacks across the world to kill the people responsible for planning the CIA bombing; Saul's ultimate goal is to capture Majid Javadi, the Iranian intelligence official who financed the attack.
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Who put the explosives in Brody's car?

In the show Homeland, terrorist leader Abu Nazir orchestrated the bombing in Brody's car, planting it as part of his larger plot to attack the CIA, making Brody the unwitting carrier of the bomb to frame him and eliminate top officials at the memorial service. While Nazir planned it, an unnamed accomplice (later killed) moved the rigged vehicle into position at the CIA headquarters for detonation, killing many, including Vice President Walden.
 
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Is Dar Adal good or bad?

Dar Adal from the TV show Homeland is a morally ambiguous and complex character, widely seen as a villain by some due to his manipulative plots, involvement in terrorism (like the Sekou bombing), and ruthless actions, but others view him as a deeply flawed patriot operating in the morally grey areas of national security, believing his extreme methods served a greater good, making him neither purely "good" nor "bad" but a compelling figure embodying the darker side of intelligence work.
 
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Does Brody's name ever get cleared?

Saul is vindicated, and even Carrie, however heartbroken, has the satisfaction of knowing that she was right all along about Brody in all his shadings of guilt and innocence. The season ended with Carrie clearing Brody's name and getting back into the spy game.
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What happens to Brody's wife in Homeland?

Jessica Brody (Brody's wife) struggles with her husband's return from captivity, initially trying to rebuild their life, but her relationship with Brody's best friend, Mike Faber, rekindles, leading to a decision to separate from Brody; she ultimately moves on, pursuing a relationship with Mike, while her family's storyline fades as the show focuses on Carrie and Brody, leaving her fate somewhat open but centered on finding peace away from the spy drama.
 
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What is Carrie's mental illness in Homeland?

Carrie Mathison in Homeland has bipolar disorder, a mental illness causing extreme mood swings between manic highs (euphoria, intense energy, irritability, grandiosity) and depressive lows (sadness, hopelessness), which significantly impacts her personal life and career as a CIA officer, often leading her to go off medication. The show realistically depicts how her disorder fuels her brilliant but erratic investigative work but also creates severe challenges, including paranoia and episodes where she's deemed unstable, as shown by her struggles with medication and subsequent hospitalizations.
 
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Who is Dar Adal working for?

Dar Adal is a CIA Black Operations Director and an old friend of Saul Berenson's.
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Who is the mole in Homeland?

Homeland had several moles across its run, but key ones include Dennis Boyd (ISI mole in Season 3) and, in the series finale, Anna Pomerantseva, a Russian GRU interpreter who was a long-term asset for Saul, revealed as a mole for Russia but also a complex source for the CIA, acting as a double-agent. Early on (Season 1), there was a mysterious mole leaking info to Abu Nazir, possibly Saul or someone else, which remained a mystery for a while. 
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Was Hyman Roth faking his illness?

In the script for The Godfather Part II, it is revealed by Roth's bodyguard that his sickness is not real, and he has actually been faking it for 20 years.
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Who was killed while Clemenza was peeing?

While Clemenza was urinating, Rocco shot Paulie in the back of the head three times. Rocco succeeded Paulie as a button man and Don Corleone's new driver before becoming a Soldato.
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Did Michael ever tell Kay about Apollonia?

Yes, Michael Corleone eventually tells Kay about Apollonia in The Godfather Part III, during their trip to Sicily, where he shows her the room where he lived with Apollonia and admits he was married, with Kay responding, "And then you married a young girl," confirming she learned the truth then, though the novel implies she might have known earlier. 
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Does Dar Adal go to jail?

Yes, in Homeland, Dar Adal goes to jail (is imprisoned) in Season 6 for his shadowy actions, particularly for orchestrating events to stop the President-Elect, Elizabeth Keane, from taking office, though he claims it was to prevent a larger war, leading to his arrest after his plot to frame Carrie's ally fails. 
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What is the twist in Homeland?

Homeland is famous for shocking twists, but the biggest involved the series finale: Carrie Mathison, presumed a traitor in Russia, was actually a double agent working for Saul, completing a full circle from the pilot where she suspected Brody, revealing a final layer of espionage, deception, and her complex loyalty, even forming a real but complicated bond with Russian agent Yevgeny. Other major twists included Brody's supposed death/return (Season 3), Carrie's bipolar disorder management (constant), and revelations of deep Russian moles like Dante (Season 7). 
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Does Carrie have Brody's baby in Homeland?

Yes, Carrie Mathison has Nicholas Brody's baby, a daughter named Frannie, after his execution; she gives birth in the Season 4 premiere, but struggles with motherhood due to her bipolar disorder and grief, eventually leaving Frannie with her family.
 
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Why does Brody's wife call him Brody?

Jessica Brody calls her husband Brody (Nicholas Brody) by his last name because it was their established dynamic from high school, a common military practice, and a term of endearment/nickname that stuck, reflecting their deep, sometimes complex, bond established before his time in service, as confirmed by the show's creators and actor.
 
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What happens to Roya Homeland?

Roya Hammad, a journalist involved with Abu Nazir, was captured by the CIA in Homeland Season 2 after her role in a thwarted suicide bombing; she refused to cooperate during interrogation, became enraged at Carrie Mathison, and was last seen medicated in a CIA facility, with her storyline essentially ending as she was a pawn in Nazir's larger plan leading to the Langley bombing, with some fan theories suggesting she was imprisoned or even executed, though the show left her fate ambiguous.
 
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How did Brody beat the polygraph?

Brody passed the polygraph on Homeland because Carrie, while drunk, accidentally fed him the exact information (about the razor blade for Hamid's suicide) he needed to know to answer the critical question truthfully, allowing him to lie convincingly on the control questions and fool the examiners, essentially beating the test by being prepped by his interrogator. He also passed the infidelity question by looking into the camera and saying "no," convincing the polygraph that he was truthful about not cheating on his wife.
 
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Does Carrie end up with Yevgeny?

Yes, in the Homeland series finale, Carrie and Yevgeny Gromov end up together in Moscow, living in a penthouse, seemingly in a long-term relationship after she defects, though it's revealed she's secretly feeding intel back to Saul, making it a complex, ongoing spy game. She publishes a memoir, "Tyranny of Secrets," while they enjoy a seemingly happy life, but she's secretly working as a double agent, using her relationship with Yevgeny for US intelligence.
 
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Is Quinn a bad guy in Homeland?

No, Peter Quinn is generally considered a heroic, morally complex CIA operative, not a villain, though his dark methods and PTSD sometimes blur lines, leading some fans to debate his actions; he's known for killing "bad guys," but struggles with his violent life, ultimately sacrificing himself heroically in Season 6.
 
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Who was Dar Adal in Homeland?

Dar Adal, played by F. Murray Abraham, was a cunning, veteran CIA officer in Homeland, known as the head of Black Operations (Special Activities Division) and a loyal but morally ambiguous figure, often clashing with Carrie Mathison and Saul Berenson while secretly orchestrating conspiracies to protect the agency's power and disrupt perceived threats, culminating in his role in the season 6 plot against President-elect Keane.
 
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