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The Season 2 premiere finds Alex at "the Farm," the CIA's mysterious training facility, where she learns about the dark art of espionage; and is pulled into a conspiracy that threatens the lives of Americans and countless others around the globe.
The recruits practice counter-surveillance at the Farm while Alex and Ryan navigate their new relationship. Meanwhile, in the future, Ryan and Raina, attempt to disrupt the terrorist plot by blending in with hostages; and trust becomes an issue as not everyone is who they seem to be.
At the Farm, the CIA recruits focus on assessment; and, in the future, Alex goes undercover in an attempt to infiltrate the terrorist group and is shocked to discover that not everyone is a stranger.
The trainees have their stress levels tested while Alex attempts to get close to Owen. Meanwhile, in the future, the stand-off could come to an end when the terrorist organization demands a trade.
At the Farm, Harry is determined to learn more about Alex and Ryan's plan; and Owen recruits Leon for a special assignment. In the future, meanwhile, Alex is cornered by the terrorists.
At the Farm, the trainees decide on a drone strike, which triggers Alex's memories of Simon's sacrifice; Shelby and Leon's relationship heats up; and Nimah warns Alex and Ryan that Harry can't be trusted. In the future, Alex battles Lydia.
The trainees learn about enhanced interrogation techniques when Owen puts himself in the hot seat; and Shelby goes undercover. Meanwhile, in the future, a new president is sworn in; and Miranda makes a difficult decision.
At the Farm, Lydia and Owen teach the group about lying and cutting off relationships; and, in the future, Alex and company set out to destroy the biological weapon.
In the Season 2 midseason premiere, the recruits are taught the art of seduction, which Alex utilizes to get closer to Owen; and, in the future, she learns who the terrorists are.
Owen teaches the recruits a lesson about betrayal that includes trying to get the Venezuelan consul to turn on his country; and, in the future, Alex teams with Miranda to save the hostages while President Haas plans to end the crisis once and for all.
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Cast & Crew
Ryan Booth
Nimah/Raina Amin
Shelby Wyatt
Harry Doyle
News & Interviews for Quantico: Season 2
Critic Reviews for Quantico Season 2
All Critics (5) | Top Critics (2) | Fresh (3) | Rotten (2)
It took a while for Quantico to find its footing this year, and even once the plot streamlined - farewell, dreaded dual timelines! - there have still been moments of frenzy and confusion for viewers.
Quantico's greatest weakness this season has been its dependence on tidy wrap-ups... Few story lines extend beyond their immediate announcement, and because of that, there's not only a lack of emotional depth to the stories, but a lack of resolution.
In season 2, Quantico may be dipping in the ratings, but it's never been better at taking on real-life politics.
Priyanka Chopra is back with the second season of her hit TV series Quantico and she is as awesome as ever.
The plot holes continue to wrack up and the overall lack of cohesion debilitates the show. Character development is practically non-existent.
Audience Reviews for Quantico: Season 2
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Mar 17, 2020Season 2 of Quantico has worse ADHD than its first; it's almost as if every scene attempts to introduce a new unrelated mystery that is sloppily explained in the following episode. Aimless and unfocused.
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Sep 18, 2018The addition of new and beautiful faces makes this new season of Quantico very exciting to watch.
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Jun 21, 2018Overalll excellent tv show 2a grade 10 2b grade 8.5 Overall 9 One finest tv trillers on broadcast tv
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Jun 16, 2018Hopeless plot and rubbish story line...
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Sep 07, 2017Awful. Everyone was a double agent. Good guys turned into bad guys. Ending was very predictable. It was just terrible. Acting was good, but the writers... I wrote similar stuff back in high school
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Jul 15, 2017The writers originally did an excellent job with Season 1. Unfortunately, that success was not sustained in Season 2. It feels as if the characters are now being "developed" by teen writers or shallow personalities. The show's connection with the audience became abysmal. Almost every other episode is littered with immature, knee-jerk reactions to mature situations, which is unfitting for the characters as they're intended to be portrayed. You know how too much of anything is a bad thing (i.e. excessive sweets give toothaches, too much salt dries your mouth or makes food taste horrible, etc)? Well, the characters seem to be overtaken by teenage hormone levels and then doused with LGBT initiatives, of which, both issues disjoint the character development in the series. From an adult's perspective, Season 1 is Quantico for grown-ups while Season 2 became Quantico for Middle Schoolers. The show is dead to my friends and I nownothing left to talk about. So we jumped ship and found other shows to watch instead. Good luck to the cast in their future endeavors. After all, it's not their fault.
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Jun 26, 2017WAY better than the first season. Couldn't of done it better if I tried!! Everything they were missing from the first season has been accurately placed and added for their second season. Definitely a must to see :)
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Jun 24, 2017Lower quality production than 1st Season. Dissapointing
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Apr 22, 2017What happened? What started out red hot has devolved into another political "government conspiracy" tale. the actors appear confused and embarrassingly over-earnest with repetitious lectures/speeches. Actually the cast appears confused as they race to lobby, change votes, work for the president and save the world. Get back in the game!
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Apr 02, 2017started good but know thay lost me, started to be annoying
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