Well at least it says missing and not dead. Having read that they offered her to come back (is that accurate?) then it's an easy way to go either way with her character. Though that would've made more sense if it were the season finale. IDK... I just really want her to stay.
We were told earlier that this would be a season where each team member would have a secret revealed. We've seen Emily and Spencer's secrets revealed (and BTW, when are we getting followup on Spencer?] and in this last episode, we got a hint as to what Rossi's secret is (obviously, he has an autistic or otherwise disabled child). Aaron's secret is probably that he's not as "over" Haley's death as he's pretending; what could Morgan's possibly be?
They were talking with Thomas Gibson on the CBS Early Show this morning. (that's a CBS video so I don't know if it can be watched outside the US) They talked about him being on the show from the beginning, about the changes his character's been through and about him commuting from San Antonio.
The episode tonight was a bit confusing/complicated but I like it. The suspense was really there. I can't wait for the conclusion on March 16. I'll watch the episode again to catch up little details I might have missed.
This was the best episode in weeks, but the tone is still way off to me. NCIS made the successful transition to international espionage show, but I don't think Criminal Minds has fared well in that department. They need to go back to what they do best.
Why is there a repeat next week, yet there's a new one of the spin-off? I mean I know there hasn't been enough episodes of the spin-off to have a rerun, but I don't understand why we have to wait a week to see the conclusion of last night's CM.
It was not the typical CM episode buit it has been the best we have had in a while.I have missed the suspense and there was a lot last night.I like Doyle character and want to know if he lost his wife,children and what is his deal with Emily.
Emily is one of my favorites but she annoyed me yesterday.She has to tell the team becouse they are already involved.But I liked her interactions with Reid,Garcia,Morgan and Rossi.They are all so worried about her and would have her back.
When Emily's female friend from Interpol was killed, there was a dead guy in the room. Did they ever say who that was? I know Emily told the girl to go somewhere because she didn't trust Clyde, so I'm assuming that this is where she was told to go.
It was not the typical CM episode buit it has been the best we have had in a while.I have missed the suspense and there was a lot last night.I like Doyle character and want to know if he lost his wife,children and what is his deal with Emily.
It was a very good episode . This Em storyline has been great. But I'm biased cause she's my fave along with Hotch :lol:.
Emily is one of my favorites but she annoyed me yesterday.She has to tell the team becouse they are already involved.But I liked her interactions with Reid,Garcia,Morgan and Rossi.They are all so worried about her and would have her back.
She definitely should have told the team. TV shows and drama what can I say? It's the only reason that I see why she hasn't said anything because right now it doesn't make sense for her to keep them in the dark. They are in danger and she has a lot of the answers they are looking for so she should speak up. Also I'm still not happy with Hotch's lack of awareness that something is going on with her. He's the team leader and should've noticed something by now.
A great episode last night. Loved it all of it, how the team is just one big family watching out for each other. Worried about Reid migraines??
I will be so mad if Emily gets killed off, she is by far my favorite! I felt for her, here she is the BAU agent helping find victims and here she is a victim, this guy has got her my her heart: threating her family the BAU! She doesn't take that lightly if anything she loves those guys. Although it does answer a lot of questions for me about why she can be numb at times (for example when Reid was kidnapped a few seasons ago) she keeps herself contained.
Okay CBS seriously two whole weeks until the conclusion! That is just: EVIL!!!!!
Gotta say I've impressed myself with staying spoiler free!! go me!
I've finally caught up, or at least I've finally seen the last few episodes.
First of all, the guy who was killed along with Tsia was a black market guy that made credentials, from what I could tell.
I'm a little bit annoyed with Emily for not telling them. I understand why she didn't, and I understand that she's quite honestly terrified for them, but I think she's underestimating their reactions. I'm glad that she has seemed to accept that she could trust them if she was willing to, but still.
One thing that kind of threw me off, though, was when Garcia confronted her in the bathroom. After a rambling excuse, she said what has been described to me as a "deathbed confession," and then she leaves. When she left, Garcia had a look on her face that said to me that she realized that there was something very, very wrong with Emily. It bothered me that she never tried to confront her again.
From a character perspective, though, a lot of Emily's "moments" make more sense now. Like when JJ mentions her "coming off a desk job," and her expression was a bit mysterious, kind of like "Oh, what, desk job? I mean yeah! Desk job! Right!"
"We're her family." As soon as I heard this line, I thought back to JJ, and the "Don't they understand we're a family?". Nice job connecting the episodes that are guaranteed upsetting, writers.
I have a very bad feeling. A very, very bad feeling. I approve of JJ coming back, but I feel like at ten o'clock I'm going to be a sobbing wreck.
That is the point,hg17. I could understand Emily not telling before but now the team are on the case.She had to lie to Hotch and the rest about what she knows regarding Doyle and I did not like that becouse I see the team like a family.There were so many moments where she should have told them that it was upsetting.
