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So that's why FBI sucks...

1 /10

--I'm writing this review after seeing 4 episodes--This is a soap opera about some young recruits/students at the FBI Academy in Quantico. It strongl ...

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A review from an actual former FBI Agent - UPDATED

5 /10

I am a former FBI Agent; I went through the FBI Academy, and even have written a nonfiction book about my experience ("Eyes Pried Open: Rookie FBI Ag ...

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I am a former FBI Agent; I went through the FBI Academy, and even have written a nonfiction book about my experience ("Eyes Pried Open: Rookie FBI Agent"). I am also a frequent TV watcher, although my tastes definitely gravitate towards the more edgy cable offerings than the big network shows (that quite frankly are usually somewhat "dumbed down" to be appropriate for the masses). Due to my former profession, I felt compelled to watch this show, although I assumed I would be completely disappointed and would find flaws throughout.Well, the pilot exceeded my expectations. No, the depiction of the Academy is not perfect, but some of the scenes were eerily similar to what I experienced. While most viewers would assume that surely the romances and flings in the show are purely silly fantasy fluff, I can assure you that those types of behaviors did occur at the FBI Academy (infrequently, yes, and with much more average looking people, yes). Funny enough, my biggest gripe was how "nice" the instructors are in the show; I cannot begin to imagine what would have happened if someone was talking on a cell phone at the firing range. FBI Academy instructors in reality are incredibly tough; I still have scars on my knuckles to prove it (but they are some of the best and most dedicated individuals on the planet). But minor gripes aside, the feeling of being back in college in a dorm but with the structure (physically and mentally) of boot camp is what it was really like.Sure, the storyline is far-fetched, but this is a fictional TV show. It is not the next Homeland; I do not expect it to clean house at the next Emmy Awards show. But for what it is, it is well done, and feels like the show writers at least had enough input to keep the story in line with the "real" side of the FBI.In summary, this is an admirable effort, especially for a major network; the pilot gets a nice 8 out of 10 from me. If the show goes downhill (which is definitely possible; it seems like one of those shows that might be best as a one-season-only run), I will update my review accordingly. But for now, I will continue to be entertained for an hour each week with the escapism that the show offers.*** UPDATE ***It saddens me to have to update the review, but I feel it is my responsibility to do so since I have elected to stop watching the show. Bottom line, it feels like this was written by somebody who is paid by the plot twist, and at some point it cheapens the show to not being watchable. Also, I have to agree with another commenter who felt like the show must be a Shonda Rhimes production (nothing against her, but the show looks and feels much more like Grey's Anatomy than Homeland). I finally had to stop watching because of the gross inaccuracies about the lives of the NATs at the FBI Academy. The show still has entertaining moments, but with so many great shows out there, I am having to pull the plug on this one to make room for others. I suspect that will be the fate of this show; it started strong and has a full season 1 order, but I would be surprised if it made through a 2nd season. But then again, Grey's Anatomy is still on ...

What a colossal disappointment

1 /10

I'd been so looking forward to this series but what a disappointment the first episode turned out to be. As one other reviewer said, we deserve bette ...

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I'd been so looking forward to this series but what a disappointment the first episode turned out to be. As one other reviewer said, we deserve better than this. A lot better.To begin with, we have an early scene with one mysterious female having sex with an unknown man in his car. Mysterious? Not really and how stupid do the writers think we are? Of course, they are new recruits and would meet again at Quantico a couple of scenes later. Well, duh! What a surprise that was.Does any of that sound familiar? Think back to the pilot of Grey's Anatomy many years ago. Meredith and Derek meet and have a one night stand before Meredith meets Derek again the following day when she starts work at the hospital. Would a little originality from the writers be asking too much?Having started badly, it went downhill from there. These people are supposed to be the elite recruits to one of the toughest jobs in the States. God save us all if these are the best of the best. They come across as high school students on their way to some sort of summer camp for gifted students. If the purpose of new recruits is to impress those that make the decision, none of them have what it takes. What a joke.The challenge they are put through on their first day is just silly. If they succeed, great, if not, they are out. Seriously? Again, would writers give viewers credit for a modicum of intelligence.Having started with Grey's Anatomy, we continued to steal concepts from other shows. We have the back and forward scenes right out of last year's hit, How to Get Away with Murder. We end the episode with the star behaving exactly the same way as both Harrison Ford and the original start David Janssen, walking away with hat tucked down low in The Fugitive as they each made their escape from the crash. I guess it worked for them so why not just use it again.Another reviewer thought the acting terrible. I'm not sure I'd say that. Giving the rubbish they were supposed to work with from the writers, they probably did the best they can with what they were given. Let's put the blame in the proper place.There are so many holes in the ridiculous plot that I could point out but I'll trust others to find them as well rather than risk including any 'spoilers' ... though how I could spoil anyone's viewing of this is beyond me given the writers have done their own worst in spoiling it themselves.Have I missed anything? Probably, but then I'm trying to forget the painful experience of having viewed the hour long pilot so won't be making an further effort to dredge up any more memories from watching it last night.

Beautiful Girls, but not much else to recommend it

5 /10

I wanted to like this show. I saw the trailer/teaser for it and I was intrigued.Sadly, the real show doesn't stand up to the excitement generated in ...

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Bad acting, poorly written

1 /10

Do not waste your time, this show is just awful!!! The script is poorly written, the main actress has a forced accent and she's a horrible actress. R ...

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CHUTIYAPA (search the word on google)

2 /10

To be honest I didn't have much expectations. But never imagined it to be that dud! Even Bollywood films of this lead actress made more sense.Horribl ...

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Way Too Politically Correct...

1 /10

I gave into the hype for this show and gave it a try. In short, I came off extremely disappointed.It's rare for me to not like a show right off the b ...

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People need to pay attention before criticizing...

8 /10

While I agree there are some plot holes (such as the recruit not returning his gun), the one people are harping on the most IS NOT a plot hole:The FB ...

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Very promising

1 /10

Great start! This is one casual and dynamic Sunday prime-time show. Easy to watch, great production, cameras and colors. I'm sick of reality wild cam ...

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A review from an actual former FBI Agent

8 /10

I am a former FBI Agent; I went through the FBI Academy, and even have written a nonfiction book about my experience ("Eyes Pried Open: Rookie FBI Ag ...

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Fun.Brave.Interesting.

8 /10

I love people who are open to change, challenge and risk. Passion for the craft or/and good writing is all good, after all we are in the golden era o ...

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I love people who are open to change, challenge and risk. Passion for the craft or/and good writing is all good, after all we are in the golden era of great scripts both for the small screens and the big, but its another ball park altogether, to straddle ethnic ambiguity. From shattering glass ceilings, to talent taking the drivers seat over colour and race,creativity has come a long way. Art has finally won. Since the buzz is around Indian actor Priyanka Chopra let me roughly quote from one of my favourite Indian movies, Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara, where two complete polar opposites predictably fall in love and during one deep reflection on life lying face up under the star lit sky, the woman tells her very anal (in the box,uptight) boyfriend that a person should only be in a box when they're dead. A sentence so seemingly effortless,but in fact holding the essence of life. Society has had us in a box for far too long, and be it cinema,TV,LGBTQIA rights,or social media,we are finally united as people with opinions and personal quirks and not segregated like in olden days by colour and race.Whether this is a PR exercise or real change, Ill take it, because its long overdue. Is this show a mix of Homeland, How To Get Away with Murder or Greys Anatomy? No. Not even close. Its not as real and technically sound like Homeland or sinfully delicious as HTGAWM and not having characters you love more than the script like in Greys, but its interesting enough to make me want to tune in next week. People are criticising the lack of plot or the comical escape of Alex Parrish from the FBI van, but when have people taken to anything without criticising it first? Was Greys crossing all the Ts and dotting all the Is on the surgeries?Can law be practiced the way Annalise practices it?Not at all.This is pure entertainment with just the correct amount of realism to make it interesting. The cast is cast to perfection,and even though we are yet to find out their backgrounds and motive to join the FBI completely, the heaviness of ones battle scars called life and the challenges it throws at you, moves like shadows on their faces which is credit to each actors talent. Like Shelby looks numb,Ryan is stoic but sensitive(also his presence feels like he'll keep everyone safe), Nimah is untrusting,Golden boy has a nefarious side.Too bad complex Caleb is no longer with us but he was interesting. Its refreshing to see Priyanka tone it down several notches. Her body language is not of an International superstar but of someone still learning the ropes which is a shout out to her massive talent. I must admit, her attitude and sometimes OTT dialogue delivery in Hindi movies does get to me, but she's very genuine and balanced in this role. Her chemistry with her fellow actors is believable and some minor glitches are expected, because its a drama and not a procedural documentary. I already like the layers to Simon and how perceptive he is. The quiet ones are usually the dangerous ones... At least we as audiences are set for two seasons because ABC is famous for keeping things airtight for 2 seasons and then they fizzle out and become worse than B grade Hindi movies or K Pop. Loved the premise of PLL initially, and look how they've butchered it.Same goes for Greys amongst others. Love the two timeline concept and the chemistry between Ryan and Alex. The show begins with a terrorist attack on Grand Central and jumps back to how the recruits settle into Quantico. The training is intense from the very get go and one of the assignments is to dig into a peer's past, something off book. One murder, one suicide and one framing later, the new drama series leaves the viewer with immense curiosity to come back for more. Im adding this show to my fall watch list along with NBC's Blindspot and Fox's Scream Queens. Cant wait for my staple CW shows to come back from their respective hiatuses and for Homeland. And finally, I hope they get to act more and excited to see individual missions because someone mentioned that they have a real ex FBI agent helping them keep things real so excited for that!

Love, Love, Love It!!!

1 /10

Well, we all have our opinions and are film critics in our own right! I couldn't believe the bad reviews. I rarely see a drama show that I enjoy each ...

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Boooooooooooo

1 /10

I was looking forward to a good show about FBI life and drama. This was not it. I am amazed that the lead actress landed this role. She demonstrates ...

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Gave it three stars out of sympathy for the actors

3 /10

Okay, spoiler alert - the pilot's got to be a dream sequence. Everyone will wake up and graduate from Fibbie School in Epi 2. Deus ex machina, baby.T ...

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How to pass off as FBI agent

5 /10

Apparently, drama genre ventures further from hospital or law court and now lands on FBI academy. The mystery action element is simply a mask for typ ...

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Amateurish

3 /10

Everything about this thing is mediocre. The acting, directions, dialogues, plot, casting.. practically everything about this is amateurish and medio ...

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Worst of the new programs

1 /10

Quantico,Horrible. From a law enforcement viewpoint, this program should come with a disclaimer, " nothing you are about to view is based in reality, ...

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Great Start

9 /10

Very nice show. just watched the pilot and will watch all episodes. Love Priyanka. Superb acting and looks like its going to be a good show. I thing ...

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No realism, terrible dialog, extreme pandering

2 /10

The plot is incredibly forced and the characters feel like the result of a college campus focus group.A perfectly diverse group of FBI recruits come ...

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Promising

8 /10

Quantico is one of those shows that all of us have seen before. Not literally, but as far as storyline and creativity go, we've all seen it. But here ...

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Acting

1 /10

Priyanka Chopra's acting was awful in the scene when he was arrested and handcuffed. Her facial & vocal expressions was not of a seasoned actress. Sh ...

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Lacks realism, poor acting

3 /10

I understand that network TV dramas need a certain type of charisma from their actors, but the selected crew here are just not believable as FBI trai ...

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Not quite right.

5 /10

Granted, we've only watched the pilot, but I don't think we'll tune in again. The FBI instructors, Shaw and O'Conner, were believable and we like tho ...

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Terribly cheesy, terribly disappointing

1 /10

The first 5 minutes were OK - some intrigue, some guessing, but it really didn't take long to frame this as a weak waste of time. Everyone is a suspe ...

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Who writes these scripts?

5 /10

Just saw the pilot and was constantly thinking, what the hell. Plot holes abound. So you're at an FBI facility, but your twin can get in easily. Nobo ...

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Good but not Great!, Interesting but not Special.!.....YET?

7 /10

Just watched the pilot on ABC ... Will Be Brief: QUANTICO has a addictive premise, a cool mystery, an attractive cast and an interesting storytelling ...

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kurschepisodes

10 /10

This is just to balance out the review that praised the show, said they would continue to watch then proceeded to leave a 1 out of 10 rating. Say what ? You do realize that 1 is the lowest with 10 being the highest ? I would actually go 6 or 7, but my OCD wants to compensate for that mistaken 1/10.

MistyMargo

Roll on Feb 6 for the 3rd season, so psyched!

emye

at first really nice and then it's getting boring

SSlol

nice

alwayssuus

-/10

The first season of this show is so mind blowing I was totally amazed. I find season 2 a bit less exciting, but still an amazing show!

karter425

This show is lame... Lost interest..

its getting better and better

UtShan

Must Watch a good thriller i say go for it.

DivineDevil

Quantico by itself is a misnomer!! quite a bad show... no plot line, no proper script, just random screenplay with a lot of sensationalism!