Alex Gansa

Writer, producer, showrunner

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Alex Gansa and Homeland have had a hot and cold relationship with the Emmys. After being shut out last year, the show is back with several big nominations in 2015.

Homeland's Alex Gansa on Bouncing Back, Hive Mind Criticism

Alex Gansa and Homeland have had a hot and cold relationship with the Emmys. After being shut out last year, the show is back with several big nominations in 2015.

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