JorjaFoxFan
CSI Level One
Is this season worth catching up to? I've heard some very mixed reviews, I stopped about 2 seasons ago? I just watch the old seasons now mainly
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It's hard to say. I've enjoyed this season, but I know all of the cast changes have soured the show for a lot of fans. It might be worth checking out a few episodes if you've got the time, just to see how you feel about it. (But if you mean catching up on the past two seasons and whatnot, I'm not sure. That's a lot of episodes to commit to! )Is this season worth catching up to? I've heard some very mixed reviews, I stopped about 2 seasons ago? I just watch the old seasons now mainly
Is this season worth catching up to? I've heard some very mixed reviews, I stopped about 2 seasons ago? I just watch the old seasons now mainly
yeah this is my main holdback.. I think maybe there's been one too many cast changes for me to enjoy it now. It's kind of like post-season 8 CSI, or post-season 7 x-files where it just felt like a whole new show altogetherI thought it was alright, the last season had its ups and downs. This season I'm not watching since Hotch left and that's just one too many cast changes for me.
yeah this is my main holdback.. I think maybe there's been one too many cast changes for me to enjoy it now. It's kind of like post-season 8 CSI, or post-season 7 x-files where it just felt like a whole new show altogether
It will be all hands on deck as CBS’ Criminal Minds brings its season — and possibly an ongoing manhunt — to a close.
TVLine has learned that original cast member Shemar Moore, who exited the series almost a year ago, will reprise his role of Derek Morgan as a guest star in the Season 12 finale, airing Wednesday, May 10.
In the season ender, Morgan brings the BAU a lead in the case against serial killer/escaped convict Mr. Scratch, who has wreaked havoc, sometimes of a quite personal nature, all season. Among his myriad illicit and illegal affronts, Scratch is to blame for longtime team member Aaron Hotchner entering WITSEC with his son Jack, who had been stalked by the BAU’s irrepressible adversary. (That sad, off-screen twist paved the way for the CBS series to accommodate the absence of series vet Thomas Gibson, who was terminated last August after an on-set physical altercation with a writer/producer.)
Moore recently was added to the cast of CBS’ Shawn Ryan-produced S.W.A.T. pilot, which is inspired by the 2003 film and will be directed by Justin Lin.