‘Homeland’ Season 6 Latest News & Update: Trailer Revealed; Cast Members On Set, Spoilers Unveiled

It may be the best season yet for "Homeland" Season 6 as it is based in New York. We see Carrie living in Brooklyn several months after the events in Berlin in "Homeland" Season 5. Peter Quinn is also going to be in New York and Carrie is going have a complicated relationship with him, as well as taking responsibility for her daughter.

Frannie Mathison is Carrie's daughter with Nicholas Brody and some spoilers suggest that she will play a larger role in the upcoming season. Quinn will also be a completely different man due to his injuries from the gas attack in Berlin.

Carrie will be working for a foundation, which helps support Muslims that are being discriminated against. The sixth season will also feature a presidential election with a female president played by Elizabeth Marvel, who also plays Heather Dunbar in Netflix's "House of Cards," and takes place between election day and inauguration day.

Saul and Carrie will continue to have a complicated relationship. Carrie will continue to work outside the CIA while Saul continues to dedicate himself to the organization that Carrie has become disillusioned from. In a similar fashion to Carrie's role in Berlin, she will maintain a relationship with Saul while investigating some terrorist activity as a sort of rogue agent.

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Peter Quinn will be in therapy during the next season. One of the reasons Carrie choose to relocate to New York was to be with Quinn. Therefore, their relationship may develop and we are likely to see a lot more of the on/off couple. Quinn will be out of action, but he will also show the audience what happens to causalities of war both physically and psychologically.

According to Inquisitr, the showrunner has also revealed that some old cast member may return. It has been a while since Carrie has been back in the United States.

The trailer uploaded in YouTube shows that Homeland Season 6 will continue to tackle the morality of how the United States handles terrorism and drone attacks. Only the last 15 seconds of the trailer shows new footage of the series, featuring the skyline of New York and Carrie saying, "I don't know what is ahead, but all bets are off."

Homeland Season 6 will premiere at Showtime on January 15, 2017.