Showtime's Homeland Is a Post-9/11 Drama, But Don't Expect Jack Bauer
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<p>Homeland | Photo Credits: Michael Muller/Showtime” style=”margin:0 5px 5px” /></p> <p>Showtime’s political and psychological thriller <em>Homeland</em> asks the question: What’s the price of 9/11 to this country?</p> <p>But according to the executive producer Howard Gordon, the fact that the show is airing just weeks after the 10th anniversary of the terrorist attacks and months after Osama bin Laden was killed by U.S. forces is somewhat dumb luck.</p> <p>Check out photos of the <em>Homeland </em>cast</p> <p>“The timing is significant, accidental and fortuitous,” Gordon said at the Television Critics Association fall TV previews. “It is just a confluence of events. It turns out to be quite fortuitous, as are a number of other things that seem to affect the way this show is going to be viewed. Osama bin Laden was killed when were shooting Episode 2, eerily like the scene of rescue.”</p> <p>Lewis plays Marine Sgt. Scott Brody, a prisoner of war who has been held i
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