Quinn has become the focal point of the show. He's been through everything: Beaten, shot, poisoned, tortured ... the list goes on. So its no surprise that he's majorly screwed up. But the way the show drags it all out is unnerving. I mean get on with it already. This is a TV show, not real life. I've had enough of his drama, in spite of how much he must en joy the diversity in acting responsibilities. Making matters worse is the queen of all lunatics, Carrie, who's eyes are so buggy with either rage or anguish or hatred or something that she can't have a single conversation without a meltdown. It's really obnoxious and I cannot wait for her to be forced back to work at the agency. At one time, a season ago, she was fighting terrorists. Now she's defending them. Seriously? On top of that she maintains ties with a military-hating billionaire philanthropist and now advises the female president elect who openly opposes military anything. I don't know where this show's going, but I'm not going anywhere until Carrie Matheson is dragged back to work doing exactly what she hates. So no, I don't like her character and never have.
Review of The Man in the Basement
