Quantico
- The Complete First Season (2015 - 2016/ABC/Disney DVD Set)
Picture:
B Sound: B Extras: A Episodes: B+
Nine
months ago, Alex Parrish (Priyanka Chopra) was training with her
fellow NATs (New Agents in Training), but after a terrorist attack on
Grand Station, Alex finds herself framed as the mastermind when a tip
told them it was done by someone inside the FBI. Now, she is being
hunted down by her former colleagues and people who she once called
friends. It's a race against time as she must discover the true
culprit and she will have to discover who friend and who is her enemy
in Quantico - The Complete First Season (2015 - 2016).
Parrish
is a young, beautiful and newest FBI agent, graduated at the top of
her class she was expected to become greatest FBI agent Quantico had
ever produced. Instead, she wakes up in the middle of a terrorist
bombing ...and she is framed as it's bomber. As the evidence points
towards the fact that it could only have been done by someone inside
the FBI, she finds herself hunted by the FBI and the entire US
government. No one will believe she is innocent, she search through
the ruins and for the clues to discover who is the traitor among
them. But whomever it is, they seem always one step ahead of her.
This
is an action packed series about how one agent can out wit the entire
FBI and US Government when she finds herself framed and wrongly
accused. The series keeps on jumping between the present and the
past as it shows how the character uses her training to keep ahead of
the agents after her. However, in the second a half of the season,
the character's personality does a complete 180 and seems to be
helpless when the terrorist directly blackmails her by threatening
her friends lives. The series makes the FBI look like glorified
bullies and half the FBI problems and cases would be solved if the
higher ups didn't spend time and government resources trying to
covering up their failures (by blaming others for their mistakes) and
if the agents didn't sleep around have affairs so often. Odd, but it
is well worth seeing.
The
anamorphically enhanced 1.78 X 1 image and the lossy Dolby Digital
5.1 mix are as good as they could ever be for this format and play
well together. Extras include ''Run'' video commentary, featurettes
Welcome to Quantico, Who Did it?, Bloopers and Deleted
Scenes.
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Ricky Chiang
