Dear Criminal Minds: Still too much unsub. We don't care about them.
p.s. - Frankie Muniz' hallucinations were better.
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Dear Criminal Minds: Still too much unsub. We don't care about them.
p.s. - Frankie Muniz' hallucinations were better.
Dear Criminal Minds: Still too much unsub. We don't care about them.
I agree.
I'm sure that some idiot producer said "we need to switch it up, concentrate on the unsubs, they're bored with just seeing the team all of the time. They liked the Alex O'Laughlin ep and the Frankie Muniz ep, so let's do more of that!"
Jackhole, we liked it because it was different.
Well, and with all these new writers, having to write more for the team means actual, yanno, continuity and growth in the character arc.
Although I will say in terms of concentrating on the unsubs, last night's bothered me far less than some of the others this season.
True, there was a good reason to see it from the unsub's point of view, unlike most of the time. If we were back to our regular style, I would have really liked this ep.
Some good interaction with Morgan and Garcia and Morgan and Reid.
Dear Criminal Minds: Still too much unsub. We don't care about them.
Oh, so much this. The spin-off is doing it, too.
However, they did use one of my favorite young character actors as one of the hallucinations, so that was okay (the one with the lighter was played by a guy I always like--his most memorable role for me was as one of the baseball team kids in Dennis Quaid's The Rookie).
I really liked Morgan and Reid's conversation in the bathroom. Nicely written and performed, and I loved Reid's using as one of the signs of him "losing it" the fact that he'd only read five books that week. That was very much in character.
Oh, so much this. The spin-off is doing it, too.
Again, I thought that at least last night, the episode focused less on the unsub than prior episodes. And thank goodness, Forrest has stopped mumbling and going all Method into the heads of the unsubs as much as he did before. I also really liked the end scene with Coop and Beth.
Tonight's was a really bad episode of CSI. Just terrible. Nothing redeeming, gross (and not a fun, rat crawling out of the mouth gross), mean-spirited, etc.
I hated it.
Thanks le n. I was about to watch it. I won't waste my time.
I haven't been that into CSI that much. Laurence Fishburne has been great, but Gorja Fox has been an detriment (as always)