Quantico is reaching its conclusion with a run of episodes featuring IRA bad guy Conor Devlin. He has killed family members of Quantico and the British security service wants him to be extradited to Ireland.
Devlin also receives a visit from Garrett King, the former government contractor who nearly drowned Alex earlier in the series. He has nowhere to turn to and wants money from Devlin.
The key to this episode is Sun Tzu's famous book "The Art of War." Which Quantico members seems not to have read.
Harry promises to protect his sister who promptly disappears. No one reckoned that Devlin would have another bite of the apple.
The Quantico team are attacked by King with Owen severely injured. It was a nice shootout as Jocelyn fails to hear the gunfire as Owen is on his own returning fire.
It is Devlin who promises to help the team catch King in exchange for being sent to a prison in Ireland. However can he be trusted and is he simply dividing his enemies?
Despite the thrills, the episode felt flat to me. Given the ineptitude the special ops squad have shown so far, I would not give them a job to be night a watchman in a 7-11 store.
Devlin also receives a visit from Garrett King, the former government contractor who nearly drowned Alex earlier in the series. He has nowhere to turn to and wants money from Devlin.
The key to this episode is Sun Tzu's famous book "The Art of War." Which Quantico members seems not to have read.
Harry promises to protect his sister who promptly disappears. No one reckoned that Devlin would have another bite of the apple.
The Quantico team are attacked by King with Owen severely injured. It was a nice shootout as Jocelyn fails to hear the gunfire as Owen is on his own returning fire.
It is Devlin who promises to help the team catch King in exchange for being sent to a prison in Ireland. However can he be trusted and is he simply dividing his enemies?
Despite the thrills, the episode felt flat to me. Given the ineptitude the special ops squad have shown so far, I would not give them a job to be night a watchman in a 7-11 store.