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Graffiti artists infiltrate <em>Homeland</em> set

Berlin — Graffiti artists hired to work on the set of Showtime's Homeland have duped the popular series, painting Arabic slogans criticising the show on walls seen in the background.

In the episode aired in the U.S. on Sunday - set in a Hezbollah-run refugee camp in Lebanon but filmed in Berlin - star Claire Danes can be seen walking by slogans including "Homeland is racist" and "Homeland is a joke and it didn't make us laugh."

Berlin graffiti artist Stone told The Associated Press on Thursday that he and two friends initially weren't going to take the job when approached by the producers, but then decided instead to use it to express their opinions of Homeland.

From the positive reaction he's seen, he says "we obviously struck a chord."

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