Quantico Drinking Game

Whooooooo! Quantico debuted on Sunday night. I’ve been waiting to see this show ever since the trailer was released months ago. The premise is about a group of good-looking FBI recruits, who live together and romance each other at Quantico. One of the recruits is suspected of coordinating the biggest terror attack since 9/11. The timeline alternates between the early days at the training facility and the aftermath of the attack, which will strike eight months in the future. Quantico is a cup of Homeland blended with Melrose Place and served on a bed of How to Get Away with Murder. Yes, someone said, “Hey, what if we did a sexy, soapy show about terrorism?” Works for me.

President Haas has resigned, leaving Henry Roarke to take her place. Clay follows in his mother’s footsteps and leaves the team in Owen’s hands. Now that the group knows Alex is undercover, it’s time for them to work together and take down the Collaborators from the inside. Roarke has been in office for a week…

After a short hiatus, Quantico came back and was ready to answer our burning questions. Ryan was revealed as a terrorist member, locked his beloved in a laser dungeon and then threw away the key. We’ll just say Ryan and Alex are going through a rough patch right now…

Quantico is the most glorious new show of the Fall season because Joshua Safran got a greenlight for a series about models unleashed on the FBI Academy. The creator bravely strolled into a meeting and proposed: “What if we did a Homeland meets Melrose Place show about the biggest terrorist attack since 9/11?” He was not escorted out of the room. I love this show so hard. Unlike its lead-in, Blood & Oil, Quantico commits to being a sudsy, improbable series. The actors and actresses appear to enjoy what they are doing, and it’s fun to watch. Where Blood & Oil is painfully predictable, Quantico gleefully embraces the OMG and OMFG factor.

Quantico is the glorious soap about models training at the FBI Academy. In flashbacks, they flirt, fight and have sex to keep America safe. In the present, star pupil Alex Parrish is a suspected terrorist, and the subject of a manhunt. Ryan Booth, her former lover and fellow agent is helping her unravel the mystery. Someone tied to Quantico is behind it. Is one of her former classmates the guilty party guilty? Let’s go!

All 8 Collaborators have been revealed thanks to Sebastian. While it may seem like a win for the team, their mission is far from over. Just knowing who their enemies might seem like they have the upper hand, but really, it puts the target directly on their backs. Just ask Sasha, who was blown up…