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This is a fiction/fan codex: entries describe an in-universe canon. Our audits check canon and internal consistency — external fact-checking does not apply the way it does on real-subject codexes.
Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-27 · 29 entries checked · 9 flagged · 21 issues confirmed · 9 corrected · 12 still open
Carrie Mathison — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section incorrectly states Claire Danes is the second actress to win all five main TV acting awards for a single role, when she is actually the first.
Peter Quinn — Quinn is not involved in suspecting Brody's betrayal early on; he is introduced as a CIA black ops operative tasked with surveilling and potentially killing Brody, not as an investigator working with Saul to piece together evidence.
Peter Quinn — Quinn and Carrie never have a formal romantic partnership or relationship; they share a kiss in Season 5, but Carrie consistently rejects his advances and their dynamic remains primarily professional and platonic.
Dana Brody — Dana does not go to stay with her aunt and uncle after the hit-and-run; she runs away and stays with Finn Walden at his family's cabin, not with relatives.
Saul Berenson's Passport — Saul Berenson is not the Deputy Director of the Counterterrorism Center; his correct titles are Deputy Director of the CIA and Director of the Counterterrorism Center.
Saul Berenson's Passport — The claim that Saul recruits Carrie for an operation in Beirut is incorrect; in Season 1, Saul recruits Carrie to monitor Nicholas Brody in the United States, not for a Beirut operation.
Surveillance Bug — The bug is first planted in Brody's home in Season 1, Episode 2 ('Grace'), not the pilot.
Surveillance Bug — The bug is discovered by Brody in Season 1, Episode 10 ('Representative Brody'), not Episode 9.
Brody Interrogation Video — The entry claims the 'Brody Interrogation Video' is a distinct artifact, but in the show, there is no such video as a separate piece of evidence; Brody's interrogation by al-Qaeda is not shown as a video artifact.
Brody Interrogation Video — The tagline says the video 'proves a hero is a terrorist, shattering the agency's trust,' but in canon, the suicide video does not prove Brody is a terrorist to the CIA before his attack is foiled, and it does not shatter the agency's trust beforehand.
Vice Presidential Assassination Plot — The entry states that Vice President William Walden was killed by Brody's car bomb. In the canon of Homeland, Walden is killed by a suicide vest detonated by Brody, not a car bomb.
Nicholas Brody Suicide at Rally — Brody was executed by hanging in Iran, not by firing squad.
Nicholas Brody Suicide at Rally — Haqqani was not present at Brody's execution; Brody was executed by Iranian authorities, and Haqqani died earlier in the series.
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