It's a crackerjack, character-driven thriller show. Review on Quantico

Pacing is an issue for most pilots- - such an extensive number of characters to present, vital stakes to set up - however Quantico, from "Snitch Girl" creator Joshua Safran, does this effectively, with no under one unsafe capable bend you won't see coming. Just don't come hunting down subtlety. As much as it holds quick to mathematical statement, from its photogenic cast to its exorbitantly hair-raising musical signs and accentuation on flashback as a legitimate record device, the plan is moreover a great deal of fun, in any occasion in this early stage, combining its fixings with honorable vitality.

Creator Josh Safran(season two of "Squash") grants Quantico to ascend with request and cleverly gives each one of the characters manners of thinking. It's a crackerjack, character-driven mystery that showcases a reliably engaging, United Colors of Benetton cast. This show perceives what it needs to do and it beats through its story with capability and the sparkle that starts from executing the ABC house style with essentialness and a touch of flair. As a rule, It is an odd mix of appalling terrorism and popcorn thriller. Nevertheless, at any rate in the essential scene, it somehow works.