There are two shows I'm currently watching which follow similar storyline as Quantico's; The Blacklist and Homeland.
The Blacklist shows the protagonist in a similar situation where Elizabeth Keene is trying to prove her innocence while being hunted down by the FBI etc. However, The Blacklist shows the hide and chase routine with much superior conviction and thrilling twists and ingenious methods to keep the viewers hooked.
Homeland, on the other hand, will keep you guessing, will build up the tension and drive you right up to the edge of the cliff and end the episode(s) with a diabolical smile.
Both of these shows are ingrained with a powerful script and breathtaking performances by the actors.
Unfortunately, Quantico would make you feel like you're back in class where time doesn't seem to pass by. Priyanka Chopra's reactions sometime will induce an impromptu drum-roll background in your head, of which Ekta Kapoor would be proud. Quantico is good for viewers who are looking for a good light-drama without an intricate plot and much expectations.
The Blacklist shows the protagonist in a similar situation where Elizabeth Keene is trying to prove her innocence while being hunted down by the FBI etc. However, The Blacklist shows the hide and chase routine with much superior conviction and thrilling twists and ingenious methods to keep the viewers hooked.
Homeland, on the other hand, will keep you guessing, will build up the tension and drive you right up to the edge of the cliff and end the episode(s) with a diabolical smile.
Both of these shows are ingrained with a powerful script and breathtaking performances by the actors.
Unfortunately, Quantico would make you feel like you're back in class where time doesn't seem to pass by. Priyanka Chopra's reactions sometime will induce an impromptu drum-roll background in your head, of which Ekta Kapoor would be proud. Quantico is good for viewers who are looking for a good light-drama without an intricate plot and much expectations.