"Homeland" season 3, episode 8 premieres tonight, Nov. 17 on Sunday at 9:00 PM ET on Showtime; find out where to watch "Homeland" season 3, episode 8 online via free live stream tonight.

"Homeland" season 3, episode 8 is titled "A Red Wheel Barrow," and if you can't make it to your TV tonight to catch the episode on Showtime, you can watch the free live stream online via Showtime Anytime, available with your subscription to Showtime. Another way to watch episode 8 is an online free stream via the Showtime website, which posts the most recent episode of "Homeland" the day after it airs.

According to the Latin Times, "A Red Wheel Barrow" will feature Carrie trying to uncover a new suspect for the Langley bombing - someone who isn't Brody.

The Showtime preview teases: "Carrie and Quinn pursue a key suspect in the Langley bombing; Saul contends with political backlash; the intelligence job takes a toll on Fara."

A sneak peek video of episode 8 of "Homeland" season 3 shows Carrie looking for a new suspect for the Langley bombings, suggesting that Brody may not be the man responsible for the tragedy seen in the season 2 finale, the Latin Times reports. However, it looks like Carrie may be jeopardizing her career once more in her search to find the terrorist, who seems to be connected to Javardi's lawyer. The only person who may be able to stop her is Quinn.

There's one person who is missing from the promo trailer: Brody himself. The last we saw of him he was stuck in Venezuela. However, it's likely that Brody will return to season 3 quite soon.

"I think there's always been chat about how long Brody would survive, and I think because of the success of the show and the success of that central relationship, they wanted to keep him," said actor Damian Lewis in an interview with AssignmentX, the Latin Times reports. "But we'll see. Brody's a fascinating character. He turns out to be one of the most fascinating characters in the story, without actually being germane to the central plot. The central plot is really CIA, Homeland Security, and how they'll deal with any ongoing threats to that security." Lewis adds: "He's part of a political message in this show, which is, he's a victim of war, extrapolated to the nth degree."