Homeland executive producer Howard Gordon has offered some hints about the show's second season.
Gordon confirmed that the next run of episodes will focus heavily on the dynamic between former marine Brody (Damian Lewis) and unstable CIA operative Carrie (Clare Danes).
The pair's fledgling romance came to an abrupt end in the first season, following the revelation that Carrie had Brody under surveillance and suspected him - correctly - of working undercover for Al-Qaeda.
"We were left with a love story - a tragic love story - between Brody and Carrie that had quite a lot of room to grow," Howard told GQ in reference to the second season's plot.
Lewis has hinted that Brody will still be "vulnerable and unstable" in season two, despite his advancing political career.
Meanwhile, Danes suggested that the second season will find Carrie "a little less paranoid, a little less high-strung", following the course of electroconvulsive therapy she undertook in season one's finale.
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