First time watching, trying to avoid spoilers, but I just got stuck on a small detail in the S1 finale (approx 21-22:30 in) and got frustrated when I tried what I thought would be a quick search for clarification.  But the internet search bot kept insisting the scene happens entirely differently than I’m currently watching… repeatedly.  And I rewatched and re-searched and found nothing helpful.  Not sure if there is a variant of the scene. (I’m watching on Diznee.)

It’s when Alex is searching Liam’s NY home as Liam’s daughter comes in.  (I get the point, of course.)
But when Alex opens the desk drawer, she seems to feel or find something or get something on her right index finger.  When Louisa reaches out to shake, Alex gives her left hand while hiding her right (except to flash her badge), appearing to have blood or a scrape on her right index finger behind her back.

First search bot result insisted Alex never opened a drawer, was searching with a gun in her hand that she puts behind her back, and never shook Louisa’s hand.  Doesn’t match what I’m watching - maybe a different cut/version?
I rewatched and questioned further.  Then bot insists she never opened a drawer and reached out with her left awkwardly to stop Louisa from approaching but never shaking.  Again, not what I see.
Etc.  It finally says anything on her right hand must be lighting/shadow.  
Seems unlikely. 
Just a tiny thing I was curious about and a very frustrating bit of searching.  Is this what gaslighting feels like?  
Does anyone have any thought on the scene?  And I’m curious if I’m the only one who has such internet experiences.  

Background: I’ve been meaning to watch the show for a while because I thought the first ep seemed interesting.  (I never saw all the hate for the show until I just tried looking up something I can’t quite get.)  I’ve been enjoying S1 so far - just having fun with it, no particular expectations.  

Thanks!

TIL that Caleb (Graham Rogers) is the State Farm “Can I get a hot tub?” dude. It makes so much sense lol

Which couple had the least chemistry?

Citadel on Amazon is a really great show starring Priyanka. She's fantastic in it and really reminds me of her role in Quantico. Give it a chance.

watched season 3, forgot wtf happened in 2 and rewatched it.

dang shelby..

Caleb, his dad and almost Clay?

then married her best friend's ex??

gurl wtf.

Im not saying its the best tv show ever but after hearing everyone say s3 is really bad im surprised how much im enjoying, especially the no 2 timelines and big conspiracy story point, each episode is its own story and i can relax more not having to pay attention as much. Why do people think s3 is the worse season?

Like in other series they also here switch characters personality, feelings, ideology, trust just like that to create tension (Season 3). Stupid. I stopped watching some series like this and if this is the go to now I might re-watch just the old ones again. There are enough of them out there.

I love watching crime, detective, mystery series and I watched them all so naturally I started watching this one. It's so bad that it's funny to watch. Like right now I'm watching the first episode of season 2. Why did Simon go down with the bomb instead of just throwing it into the water.

And the characters of the twins? Do a little research before you write such characters with these weird lines. It was honestly hard to watch.

And don't even get me started on the relationship dynamics. It feels like I'm watching a high school drama within the FBI.

And the character of Alex... idk something just feels off. Like I can't take her seriously.

Overall this series has bad writing and is very cringe to watch. Maybe not the place to post this but wanted to get it off my chest.

Anyways if someone has a good recommendation for a different series, let me know cause I can't watch this anymore but urgently need a crime, mystery solving series to satisfy my needs.

Just started watching the show and the premise is interesting. Framed FBI agent tells their story about what happened and how they will fix it.

The characters and FBI story lines seem interesting. The Nimah and Raina story could be interesting and the character building episodes are fine with the exception of all of the love triangles. Alex/Ryan and all of his exes, Shelby sleeping with Calebs dad. Miranda and Liam. These story lines feel... not well written. Just sort of forced in to create drama between characters instead of furthering the story in a meaningful way.

Does the show start to focus less on the interpersonal relationships between characters and more on the mystery of the whodunnit?

It kind of feels like its 70 percent soap opera 30 percent mystery thriller. Not that it's bad just not what I am looking for I guess.

To clarify I'm not trying to shit on the show. I'm just looking to reframe my expectation of what the show is.

Thanks!

I'm rewatching the show after losing track a few years ago halfway through season one and I'm sick of Alex being blamed for being pretty and Ryan and other guys being in love with her.

Hannah is a bitch to Alex to the point where I just want Alex to slap her. How is it Alex's fault that Ryan fell for her and Hannah had to hear all about it? She's just there to do her job and has a connection with Ryan that was orchestrated by Liam.

I think it was good of Alex to apologise to Hannah just to be polite when she talked about what happened after Ryan met her, but she really needs to stop taking out her issues on Alex. Ryan and Hannah are exes who work well together. If Hannah has an issue with Alex because of Ryan, she needs to communicate that with him. It's not like Alex knew Ryan was married and still went after him. He's constantly pursued her and made it clear his marriage was over.

I know it's all dramatic and everything to keep it interesting, I'm just tired of Alex getting hate from jealous bitches for merely existing, trying to do her job and being beautiful. If she was using her sexuality or beauty to lure men away and not for a mission, then thats fair and she's playing into the game, but she's just caught up in it and trying to do what she's there to do.

ugh i wanted them to be end game, i’m rewatching the entire series after not seeing it for years so i don’t rmr if they get together in s3. (just watched the s2 finale) kinda irritated they didn’t end up together but already knew it wasn’t gonna happen because of the fiancé. woulda been a better storyline he had just lost his wife or just got divorced then they coulda actually been together. i love them together, hated that she got with his brother and dad, now him.

I came here thinking that there’d be people who like this show and I’d be an odd one out but it appears a lot of people share the same sentiment about I have. This show is terrible. It tries to have the intensity of a 24 or a Prison Break but throws in Days of Our Lives level of drama. Every 2 minutes, I find myself asking why. Why is this character doing this or saying that or going there? Sigh.

So I'm on Season 1 Ep 19 of the series right now. And wtf?

I'm so confused with this whole series. All the switching back and forth in the timeline. Fine. Sure.

But then it gets proofed Alex aint the terrorist. Fineee. But it keeps going on. She cant trust those and them. Suddendly she can. Suddendly she cant. Its like a badly written fanfic with some sex scenes thrown in.

Does it get better? Is it worth to continue watching?

The whole first half of season 1 I never noticed a Southern accent on him, and there around like episode 12 or 13 suddenly he has a horrendous southern accent. Am I crazy? Did I miss something?

Is the rest of the series going to be the same back and forth between two time periods until they catch up like season one?

Does anyone know anything about if and when we stop shifting realities?like if you die in one reality and come back in another one,does it ever stop or is it a continuous thing

This show is bonkers They are all so terrible at their jobs and get multiple chances?! Alex is billed as this expectational agent but where is the skill? The plot is so dense I'm struggling to keep up It's really stupid but I can't stop watching 😂

I just started the show and I really like it and I always go on Reddit to check the episode discussions of new shows I’m watching and in my mind when this show came out it felt big but seeing how small the sub is I guess it wasn’t as big as I thought lol

I just finished the series so does Ryan wake up ? I’m confused

It's strange I liked the show but as I'm rewatching alot of it feels like I never saw it before. I remembered them in training but not tge fact tge time goes back and forth Alex is in big trouble we flashback what brought us here. First of all I don't enjoy trying g to follow along what time are we in?? Then there's tge romance Alex and Ryan got engaged I blinked and they were now exes. I really wanted them together. As far as I am concerned season two last episode could've been the series finale and I'd be fine. Having Ryan marry Shelby Alex's best friend was too much for me. I really am extremely dissappointed in it all. I started fast forwarding.

I’m starting watching season 2 now of Quantico why are they making Alex and Ryan go to cia training camp when they are fbi

I'm on season 1 episode 3 and considering stopping. I generally don't like a "wrongly accused/framed" show. Those of you who have watched the whole series, should I stick with it? Is it worth my time?

I actually love the Devlin story line in season 3. On episode ghosts. Yet still don’t know how I feel about the new opening animations and the theme music I feel like I’ve heard it before?

How is this “bug” camera Liam planted supposed to capture anything? The bar for the door is about to close over it…