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Priyanka Chopra’s Quantico fails to pick up ratings in season 2, may get cancelled

Quantico, with a low rating of 0.76, was apparently moved to the Monday slots with a hope of getting higher numbers. But that did not help either.

Updated on: Feb 27, 2017, 07:21:04 IST
By , New Delhi
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Things are not going well for Priyanka Chopra’s Quantico, season two.

Quantico, with a low rating of 0.76, was apparently moved to the Monday slots with a hope of getting higher numbers. But that did not help either. (ABC)
Quantico, with a low rating of 0.76, was apparently moved to the Monday slots with a hope of getting higher numbers. But that did not help either. (ABC)

According to a website tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com, The Cancel Bear, a TV ratings tracking system, has classified Quantico in the ‘likely to be cancelled’ category.

Reportedly, Quantico, with a low rating of 0.76, was apparently moved to the Monday slots with a hope of getting higher numbers. But that did not help either.

As per Cancel Bear, the show is therefore said to be heading towards cancellation.

Secret and Lies and Quantico have the lowest ratings.

It quotes, “In its fall run on Sundays, Quantico averaged a 0.76 rating in adults 18-49 with a lead-in (Secrets and Lies) that drew just about the same ratings. In its first two Monday episodes, with a Bachelor lead-in almost three times as large as that of Secrets and Lies, Quantico has averaged 0.75.”

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