The 'Homeland' Quiz

Episode 1 aired on Oct. 2, 2011.

The first three seasons of "Homeland" deal with Nicholas Brody, a former prisoner of war.

Carrie has bipolar disorder.

Abu Nazir is assumed to be the head of Al-Qaeda. He held Brody captive for eight years and converted him into a Muslim and Al-Qaeda operative.

Jessica is in a secret relationship with Mike Faber, Brody's best friend.

Brody takes a solo side trip into the town of Gettysburg to retrieve his suicide vest from a local tailor.

Brody's vest malfunctions at first, but he fixes it and is just about to try again when he gets a call from Dana, who changes his mind.

Walker had fulfilled his mission, so Abu Nazir ordered Brody to kill him.

Carrie's no longer with the CIA at the start of the season, but Estes and Saul call her into Beirut.

Nazir is holding Carrie hostage and sacrifices himself to the SWAT team that finds them.

Quinn is a black-ops assassin who works under Dar Adal.

Brody and Carrie are at the CIA for Vice President Walden's memorial service when the bomb goes off.

Nazir makes Brody carry out the fairly convoluted plan of killing Walden by disabling his pacemaker.

Last we saw Brody, Carrie was sending him off through the woods to Canada. But in Season 3, he's stuck in an abandoned high-rise in Caracas.

Carrie, with the help of Max, puts the slip on CIA surveillance by getting a look-alike to take her place in yoga class.

Carrie wants the bomber captured alive, so she starts to rush in when she realizes he's about to get killed. Not wanting to blow their cover, Quinn follows orders to shoot and disable her.

Fara Sherazi is a financial specialist who makes important discoveries in the case against Javadi.

Javadi shows up at his son's house and brutally murders his wife and daughter-in-law.

Saul follows the money trail and pays $10 million to extricate Brody from Caracas.

Carrie looks on as Brody is executed in Tehran.

Carrie ends up taking the position in Kabul because she isn't allowed to bring her baby -- and she'd rather not take care of her, anyway.

After being forced out of Kabul because of the wedding drone attack she ordered, she blackmails Lockhart into giving her the position in Islamabad.

Taliban commander Haqqani is Carrie's target for the season.

The CIA has a clear shot at Haqqani after he executes Aayan, and Carrie wants to take it even though a captive Saul is there, too. But Quinn overrules her at the last second.

Lockhart fiercely guards the list of assets until Haqqani has a knife to Fara's throat. He gives up the list -- and Haqqani kills her anyway.

"Homeland" takes a detour into Berlin in season 5.

The CIA has offered a regime-change plan to the general, but his plane back to Syria explodes shortly after takeoff.

The Hauptbahnhof -- or main train station -- is the site of the failed attack.

Allison is Ivan Krupin's asset. After they're caught he eventually gives her up, and the CIA assassinates her as she's being transported back to Russia.

The terrorists use Quinn as their sarin-gas guinea pig, and it eventually kills him even though Qasim gave him the antidote.