Quantico

"One down, 49 to go", along with the many storylines. Many famous faces from canceled series last year. Yet Quantico (and I am one of the few, it reads) knows how to fascinate me. Give me a series with a lot of questions, and I'll be in the front row. Beautiful people, fun, confused story, even better. I'll go straight to episode two, and who knows, I might change my mind, but for now I definitely want to see more stories from the FBI academy

I don't know about you, but I sometimes get the feeling that when casting for a new series, ABC simply sends an empty tour bus to the nearest modeling agency and keeps stuffing size 32 and marble jawlines until no one else joins. can. Who cares if they can recite some credible lyrics, as long as they look fucking delicious. That work. If The Walking Dead had rolled out of ABC's kitchen, all female walkers were at least cup D and Rick, Daryl and Glenn were only allowed to participate if they would not object to being bare-chested and oiled-chested in front of the camera 70% of the time. to appear. Don't get me wrong, we should all try to make the world a bit more beautiful, but you can also exaggerate. That is why series from ABC, but certainly also CBS and NBC, often lose credibility for me in advance. Too smooth, too plastic and, above all, too American. This is also the case with their latest series Quantico, although strangely enough it has something that keeps you watching. At least I do and I'm still not quite sure whether I should be ashamed of it or not. After 9/11 it will be New York's turn again. Among the smoldering remains of what was once a stately building, rescue workers find the somewhat confused but mysteriously completely unharmed Alex Parrish. I myself was also taken aback, because Alex, played by former Miss World Priyanka Chopra, is anything but bad on the retina. Anything but. Everything. Except. Of course I should add right now that her pleasant appearance is completely subordinate to her unparalleled acting qualities, but then I would be lying. Priyanka can certainly do anything, but at least she wasn't in the front line when the acting skills were handed out. You can't have everything. Anyway .. Alex. Alex is an FBI agent, but that hasn't stopped her executives from blaming her for the bombing without blushing. Strange, because there are more than twenty episodes of Quantico, so there would have been plenty of time for a thorough investigation, but apparently the top of the FBI has enough in the first forty-five minutes to determine who gets the finger of blame. It is up to Alex to use the remaining nineteen episodes to prove that she has nothing to do with this terrorist attack. Go Alex and go your-just-a-little-too-tight tank tops! Quantico is actually a bit like those songs that pussy Justin Bieber has been putting out lately. Everything in your body screams that it is not okay to go right on it, but a force that is stronger than yourself in the car still grabs the volume knob every time as soon as they pass by on the radio. Before you know it, you are at the gas station browsing the Hitkrant to see if there is a poster of your new hero in it. It can be strange. No, Quantico isn't good, but somehow it doesn't take any effort for me to tick off the episodes one by one. Of course that has to do with Priyanka too. Am I honest in it. If Priyanka were to farm out loud for an hour every week to perform Josh Groban's oeuvre, I would still join in with a broad smile. Yes, I have a very empty existence. I know. Let me. I think there are enough testosterone pastries for the women among you, too, so take a breath. If you are actually looking at Grey's Anatomy purely for those bizarre eyes of Avery and if you would like to be lifted out of a burning building by Chicago Fire's Severide, then Quantico probably fulfills some desires you didn't even know you had. . Do not doubt yourself if you do not want to have anything to do with Quantico after seeing the first episode. You are absolutely right and clearly more backbone than I am. www.gumstarr.com