Twitter Hates Dana: Find Out What Tweeters Have To Say About Dana Brody From 'Homeland'
Showtime’s hit series Homeland made its highly anticipated third season premiere on September 29th. Since then, few things have happened that actually coincidence with the story line from the previous two seasons. Some critics even go as far as to say that Homeland has officially lost its plot.
The season premiere focused on Dana Brody, the daughter of run-away terrorist Sgt. Nicholas Brody and her attempted suicide. Since the finale of season two, the gravity of what her father was allegedly done has apparently sunk in and Dana has become a full-fledged liability. The premiere opens with Dana in a therapy session discussing her attempted suicide and how far she has come in the healing process.
Later, Dana’s mother, Jessica Brody is ready to take her home. The transition, as per usual, is intensely awkward. However, the moment was overshadowed by the following episode in which Dana runs away from home and goes back to the Looney-bin to seek comfort for her boyfriend who’s still on the inside. There, they engaged in the most awkward pre-pubescent love scene in television history.
From there, a whirlwind of Dana Brody haters started speaking their minds. Fans took to Twitter almost immediately to voice their opinions. Needless to say, it wasn’t pretty:
Imagine how endlessly traumatic it'd be to follow Dana on Instagram #Homeland
— Stuart Heritage (@stuheritage) October 13, 2013
Why not put #Dana from @SHO_Homeland on @WalkingDead_AMC and let her sneak out of the prison at night and go sulk out in the woods?
— Marc Silverstein (@onthemarcmedia) October 14, 2013
The most disappointing thing about #Homeland is that Dana's suicide attempt was a failure.
— Ben James (@BenJames_8) October 13, 2013
Memo to Homeland. Another Dana love scene and I'm out. Another episode that focuses on Dana I'm out. Clean it up. #homeland
— David Portnoy (@stoolpresidente) October 7, 2013
Am I watching #Homeland, or the companion web series called Dana'a Problems?
— Mike O'Gorman (@mikeogorman) October 7, 2013
All these Dana Brody scenes summed up: You can't spell #Homeland without "emo."
— Greg Otto (@gregotto) October 7, 2013
Carrie vs. Dana for most annoying character. Battle of the ages. #Homeland
— Anthony Orlich (@A_Orlich18) October 14, 2013
Now that I finally stopped maniacally facepalming after last night, I can sit back, relax, and watch Dana Brody control the plot of Homeland
— Brian Sakowski (@B_Sakowski_PG) October 14, 2013
Dana has become such a little slut #homeland
— Jake Stenson (@Jakestenson) October 14, 2013
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