Cook as Supervisory Special Agent Jennifer "JJ" Jareau (BAU Agent) Matthew Gray Gubler as Supervisory Special Agent Dr.Shemar Moore as Supervisory Special Agent Derek Morgan (BAU Agent) (Ep.Joe Mantegna as Supervisory Special Agent David Rossi (BAU Senior Agent).Tara Lewis, a psychologist with an eye on forensic psychology and its application toward the criminal justice system. On June 22, 2015, it was announced that Aisha Tyler (ironically, Hewitt's co-star during Season 1 of The Ghost Whisperer) would replace Hewitt in a recurring role as Dr. In fact, I enjoyed this episode so much I'm going to see it again.The entire main cast returned for the season, except Jennifer Love Hewitt (Kate Callahan), who left the show in the season ten finale.
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It was so engaging that it became one of the very rare few episodes that earned the full five stars. I simply couldn't find any in this story. When you watch and write about Criminal Minds from week to week, it becomes easy to spot the weak points and errors. The dialogue in this episode was so well written, I went a little overboard trying to catch the really good Criminal Minds quotes.
You could feel the weight lift from her shoulders when she finally realized she could now go home.ĭid you expect any of the four hit men to be women? I didn't. The one with so much love in her heart that she realizes she's wearing too much clothing. Would that all Criminal Minds stories were like this! That scene was just simply beautiful.Īll in all, this was a very satisfying Reid-centric episode. Morgan was so tuned into Reid's torture about his mother and his potential for getting Alzheimer's. The icing on the cake was that awesome hug between Morgan and Reid at the end. I mean, I never saw through it until Cat did, when we saw the open doors of the empty police van. Cat totally bought his angst, and so did we. And then later on when he was agitated about Morgan supposedly bringing Cat's father to the restaurant. Man, his game was spot-on: we saw a bit of his acting abilities at the start, when he pretended to be so awkward when first meeting Cat. When you get it, you're going down a slope from which there is no ascent. I agree with him by the way: Alzheimer's would be much worse, only in that it can't really be as effectively treated as schizophrenia.
He was congratulating himself (sort of) for not inheriting his mother's schizophrenia. Reid doesn't know if he himself will get it. Reid's mother has early onset dementia, probably Alzheimer's. So what did we learn from it all? A few things actually: Morgan and Lewis take her out, and now THEY have the upper hand. Oh wait, they've discovered that The Bomber is a woman, and she's sitting alone with her cell phone at a table. There are bombs set up beneath the restaurant – Cat has the upper hand. Then the BAU has the upper hand: Cat thinks she's flushed out all of the BAU agents, whlie Lewis clinks glasses with Morgan and says guess again, bitch. She tells Reid she walked into their "trap" willingly. Honestly, this episode had me sitting on the edge of my seat, wondering in each moment what was going to happen next.įirst, Cat has the upper hand. She knew there were members of the BAU sitting around the restaurant, and agents waiting outside the place as well. She seemed so confident at the start, didn't she? She clearly knew something none of the BAU (or the viewers) did something that would allow her to extract herself from the trap the team had set for her.
A clash of wits that went back and forth, each making assumptions of the other that turned out to be faulty at best. The verbal sparring that she and Spencer waged came off as more of an intelligent dance. And that made her much more dangerous, crafty and unpredictable than most of the criminals the BAU pursues. What's more, they wrote her character as highly intelligent and organized. She's a delightfully evil choice for Cat: smooth and engaging.even her smug smiles bring the horror of her actions front and center. Man I love that they chose Aubrey Plaza to play the villain. Prior to the "date", the BAU had rounded up two of the four hit men, as well as the IT genius (nicknamed "The Snowman") who they had forced to act as their technology specialist and organizer. Criminal Minds Season 11 Episode 11 began with Reid entering a restaurant and exchanging awkward greetings with Cat.Īt first we were lead to believe this was the first date between her and Reid, based upon an online chat between them.īut we quickly realized this was no ordinary date: Reid was playing the part of a married man, and that the date was actually a negotiation: he was contracting Cat to kill his pregnant wife.
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