Last night I had to content myself with watching a rerun of season 6's "Valhalla" when Emily Prentiss is about to make her exit. That means tonight they're gonna show the final episode Paget Brewster appears in season 6 - "Lauren.' I'm always full of mixed emotions watching it - the fuck that CBS pulled, the annoyance, but then King Gubler directed this episode so of course I have to support my bb and watch. Btw A REPEAT episode - the one I just mentioned now - got over 11 million viewers last night. So there are that many - at least - Criminal Mind addicts out there like me.
Epilogue airs next Wednesday at 9. So I'm sure I'm going to keep watching this on the regular until next Wednesday comes. Here's info on the ep and of course the video:
After a week without a new episode, Criminal Minds season 7 continues next week with episode 6, "Epilogue." In addition to the case, this episode will be continuing a storyline from the last episode concerning Rossi, an ex-wife, and a tough decision.
CM season 7 episode 6 "Epilogue" promo
"The BAU search California's Angeles National Forest after a number of bodies mysteriously turn up in the mountain lakes there. Also, Rossi struggles with an agonizing decision regarding his ex-wife."
While Rossi's still thinking about what to do about what his ex-wife asked him to do—help her end her life when it's time since she was diagnosed with ALS a year ago—the team does have a case on their hands, and that's what the promo's all about (like usual). What will Rossi decide to do concerning Carolyn?
The Criminal Minds promo (below) begins with someone calling out and a bright light. Morgan insists that "no one actually sees the afterlife," complete with a hand gesture an expression that clearly shows how he feels about the subject. The unsub kicks someone off a dock into a lake. As Prentiss explains, they're dealing with someone who kills his victims and then resuscitates them, and the unsub is shown doing exactly that. When Rossi wonders what the best way for him "to make sure his victims had an experience" is, Reid has the answer: "keep them dead longer." The clip ends with the unsub doing just that and pushing someone back under.
How will the episode end for the unsub? Will he try to have his own experience? Why is he doing this to his victims? Did he have his own experience accidentally drowning when he was a child and hasn't been able to since? Did he not have that experience and is using his victims as a way to live vicariously or something to that extent? This is an interesting concept to be addressing in the same episode that Rossi has to be thinking about helping his ex-wife end her life when the time comes because of her ALS. Will this be a tough case for Rossi because he's thinking about her and what questions it seems to be raising among the team? [NOTE: PRETTY SURE THIS WASN'T AN ACCIDENT. CM DOESN'T GET MILLIONS OF LOYALS FOR NOTHING.
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BIT OF THOMAS GIBSON FUN :)
Q: I am a big fan of the TV series "Criminal Minds," and especially of Thomas Gibson, who plays Hotch. How old is he, and is he married? I do not remember seeing him in any other role. E.M.W., York, Pa.
A: Thomas Gibson was born in 1962. He currently plays supervisory Special Agent Aaron "Hotch" Hotchner, the unit chief of the Behavioral Analysis Unit (BAU), in the popular CBS drama "Criminal Minds." He is also known for his roles as Dr. Daniel Nyland in the medical drama series "Chicago Hope" and as Greg Montgomery in the comedy series "Dharma & Greg."
Gibson began his acting career at age 9 in children's theater. He is an avid golfer and participates in various golfing events. He has been married since 1993 and has three children. He and his family live in San Antonio.
Q: I would like the lyrics to "F Troop." T.R.B., Peoria, Ill.
A: That would take up half my column, and I don't want to do that. Since you don't have a computer, ask a friend to search the Internet for "F Troop lyrics." Most public libraries have computers for use.
OK, I'll give you a few lines from the theme song of the 1960s TV sitcom:
The end of the Civil War was near
When quite accidentally,
A hero who sneezed abruptly seized
Retreat and reversed it to victory.
Q: My favorite show on TV is "Antiques Roadshow." What is the title of the theme song? J.L., St. Cloud, Minn.
A: According to PBS, the original theme music for the show was composed by Tom Phillips and is published by WGBH-Great Blue Hills Music. The title of the song is "Antiques Roadshow Theme.
And now....
I'd like to take a moment and pray: 
Our holy hotness
who art come from Las Vegas
Hallow be thy hotness.
Thy kingdom has come,
they will be done,
on earth, and as it is in Los Angeles
Give us this day,
full of your hotness, and the joys in our life
our daily bread
and forgive our trespasses...
for King Gubler is the King of hot hipster men
the power and glory of your sex appeal is yours
forever and ever, AMEN
Go Forth in Peace to love and serve the interests of the Criminal Minds fandom. And speak of the hotness of Criminally Hot King Matthew Gray Gubler in all your conquests and in your life. AMEN
King Matthew Gray Gubler and Shemar Moore, two BAMFS who are fly as hell and make the world a better place for just existing and being such flaw free BFFS thank you for your time :)
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