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One timeline. One mission. A whole lot of drama. #Quantico returns Monday at 10|9c on ABC. pic.twitter.com/LDDvM0OtaJ
— Quantico ABC (@QuanticoTV) March 14, 2017
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Promo: #Quantico returns Monday March 20th on abc @priyankachopra pic.twitter.com/CLohOzKMDI
— RALEX | QUANTICO (@justRALEX) March 10, 2017
In the episode “LNWILT” – In the wake of the G20 hostage crisis, President Claire Haas assembles an illegal and clandestine joint task force, bringing together Alex and her friends from both the FBI and CIA to unmask a global conspiracy, on “Quantico," MONDAY, MARCH 20 (10:01-11:00 p.m. EDT), on The ABC Television Network.
“Quantico” stars Priyanka Chopra as Alex Parrish, Blair Underwood as Owen Hall, Aunjanue Ellis as Miranda Shaw, Jake McLaughlin as Ryan Booth, Johanna Braddy as Shelby Wyatt, Yasmine Al Massri as Nimah and Raina Amin, Russell Tovey as Harry Doyle and Pearl Thusi as Dayana Mampasi.
Guest starring Hunter Parrish, Aaron Diaz as Leon Velez, Jenna Leigh Green as Emily Meyers, Karolina Wydra as Sasha Barinov, with Henry Czerny as Matthew Keyes and Marcia Cross as President Claire Haas.
“LNWILT” was written by Joshua Safran and Gideon Yago and directed by Norman Buckley. Executive producers are Joshua Safran, Mark Gordon, Nicholas Pepper and Robert Sertner. “Quantico” is produced by ABC Studios.
“Quantico” stars Priyanka Chopra as Alex Parrish, Blair Underwood as Owen Hall, Aunjanue Ellis as Miranda Shaw, Jake McLaughlin as Ryan Booth, Johanna Braddy as Shelby Wyatt, Yasmine Al Massri as Nimah and Raina Amin, Russell Tovey as Harry Doyle and Pearl Thusi as Dayana Mampasi.
Guest starring Hunter Parrish, Aaron Diaz as Leon Velez, Jenna Leigh Green as Emily Meyers, Karolina Wydra as Sasha Barinov, with Henry Czerny as Matthew Keyes and Marcia Cross as President Claire Haas.
“LNWILT” was written by Joshua Safran and Gideon Yago and directed by Norman Buckley. Executive producers are Joshua Safran, Mark Gordon, Nicholas Pepper and Robert Sertner. “Quantico” is produced by ABC Studios.
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Interviews
Do the remaining nine episodes feel like a show revamp, a third phase of the season — what do you call it?
Quantico has always been many things. It has drama, action, tragedy, comedy and all those pieces. But these upcoming nine episodes are probably the cleanest symbiosis of those things. The big thing that changed between season one and two is that season one was a college show. It was about a group of people stuck under one roof with rules, where you can’t date each other. Whereas in season two, the Farm is a version of that but they’re adults and have their own agency and that changes things completely. In this day and age where everything is 12 episodes and not 22 like we are, I try to see this as us being in our fourth season. Any other show would be in its fourth season and at that point, it feels like a nice shakeup and a shakeup that also feels inevitable. It’s the right way.
Given what the ratings are compared to last season, are you approaching the finale as a potential series finale?
Every season finale I approach the same way. I love what Joss Whedon did with Buffy the Vampire Slayer. There weren’t necessarily cliffhangers; the seasons resolved themselves and there was maybe a tidbit or two to launch you to the next year. I always found that very refreshing because it allowed me to think about the characters in the world over the hiatus, instead of worrying about the fate of somebody when they’d end up being alive anyway. We are definitely wrapping up the season but we’re also spinning off the next season. If that so happens that is the last episode of the show, I think it’s going to end in a satisfactory place. It’s not necessarily going to end in a happy ending, but it’s going to end in an ending that feels correct for the characters.
So you aren’t ending on a cliffhanger, but you aren't wrapping things up into a neat little bow either?
Exactly. Where the characters end this season, if that’s where they had to be in perpetuity, you’d understand. You’d accept it, even if it was difficult.
Quantico has always been many things. It has drama, action, tragedy, comedy and all those pieces. But these upcoming nine episodes are probably the cleanest symbiosis of those things. The big thing that changed between season one and two is that season one was a college show. It was about a group of people stuck under one roof with rules, where you can’t date each other. Whereas in season two, the Farm is a version of that but they’re adults and have their own agency and that changes things completely. In this day and age where everything is 12 episodes and not 22 like we are, I try to see this as us being in our fourth season. Any other show would be in its fourth season and at that point, it feels like a nice shakeup and a shakeup that also feels inevitable. It’s the right way.
Given what the ratings are compared to last season, are you approaching the finale as a potential series finale?
Every season finale I approach the same way. I love what Joss Whedon did with Buffy the Vampire Slayer. There weren’t necessarily cliffhangers; the seasons resolved themselves and there was maybe a tidbit or two to launch you to the next year. I always found that very refreshing because it allowed me to think about the characters in the world over the hiatus, instead of worrying about the fate of somebody when they’d end up being alive anyway. We are definitely wrapping up the season but we’re also spinning off the next season. If that so happens that is the last episode of the show, I think it’s going to end in a satisfactory place. It’s not necessarily going to end in a happy ending, but it’s going to end in an ending that feels correct for the characters.
So you aren’t ending on a cliffhanger, but you aren't wrapping things up into a neat little bow either?
Exactly. Where the characters end this season, if that’s where they had to be in perpetuity, you’d understand. You’d accept it, even if it was difficult.
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ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: When Claire says they’ll report to her son, she means Caleb, right? So he’s definitely coming back?
JOSH SAFRAN: He is coming back. I can’t say when exactly, but yes, he is back.
And what about the Halls? Is Lydia now at large?
I’m not going to say what’s going on with Lydia, but I will tell you that Owen is still in prison. You’ll find out in episode 14 [what happened to Owen]. It takes place a few weeks later — it’s not like we’re jumping in time. Things will be exactly as we left them at the end of 13.
JOSH SAFRAN: He is coming back. I can’t say when exactly, but yes, he is back.
And what about the Halls? Is Lydia now at large?
I’m not going to say what’s going on with Lydia, but I will tell you that Owen is still in prison. You’ll find out in episode 14 [what happened to Owen]. It takes place a few weeks later — it’s not like we’re jumping in time. Things will be exactly as we left them at the end of 13.
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