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MATTHEW GRAY GUBLER: WOULD YOU WANT TO BE HIS NEIGHBOR?

An old Matthew Gray Gubler (Dr. Spencer Reid on Criminal Minds) snippet from Teen Vogue. Would you want to be his neighbor? NOTICE ANYTHING ABOUT HIS SOCKS? :)

CRIMINAL MINDS VIDEO LINK

Great Criminal Minds video: http://www.tvguide.com/

CRIMINAL MINDS AP ARTICLE

Tuesday, January 30, 2007
‘Criminal Minds’ gets Super boost

By Bridget Byrne THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

LONG BEACH, Calif.— The team from “Criminal Minds” is attempting to build a profile of an unknown suspect who must be stopped before he commits more heinous crimes.

Gathered around a desk, the elite FBI squad’s brains buzz and leap, their words flowing with clever ideas as they watch Web video and listen to a 911 call.

“We may be asking the wrong question,” interjects team leader Jason Gideon, cutting into the combined thought processes of agents Aaron Hotchner, Emily Prentiss, Derek Morgan, Dr. Spencer Reid, and Jennifer “JJ” Jareau.

The disparate team, headed by Mandy Patinkin’s Gideon, a brilliant behaviorist, also includes computer whiz and fashion freak Penelope Garcia (Kirsten Vangsness). Her appeal, coupled with the public’s fascination with murder, mayhem and serial killers, has made the CBS series a smash hit in its second season.

The show’s regular time slot is Wednesdays at 9 p.m. But the network is giving the series an added push, airing an episode titled “The Big Game” in the coveted post-Super Bowl slot on Sunday.

“It’s completely shocking, because I had no idea anyone was considering us (for the slot). It’s the most incredible opportunity I’ve ever had. I’m also a Chicago Bears fan, so it may be the greatest single day of my life,” enthuses executive producer Ed Bernero.

Although most of the cast registers some degree of excitement about the high-profile air date, Bernero stresses the special episode won’t differ too much from the norm.

He defines that norm as “telling stories that are Arthurian in nature. ... We have someone in distress, a team meets at a round table, is called to adventure, and goes out to battle monsters.”

The monster on this episode appears to be someone who is streaming viral video of a ghastly crime. James Van Der Beek (once Dawson Leery of “Dawson’s Creek”) is the guest villain. Or so it appears.

“Criminal Minds” is very clever with its multiple themes and plot twists, so he could turn out to be not at all what he seems, or even just a red herring in the story line about the murder of a wealthy couple after a Super Bowl party.

For a series that often deals in gruesome gore, there’s considerable levity on the set.

Shermar Moore, the ensemble’s glamor guy who portrays Morgan, finds plenty of time to do his flirtatious thing as the ensemble teases each other through the numerous takes needed when pre-produced video and computer imagery are woven into a scene.

CRIMINAL MINDS: "NORTH MAMMON" WITH OUR FRIEND KRIS.

Criminal Minds: "North Mammon" starring Mandy Patinkin as Jason Gideon, Thomas Gibson as Aaron Hotchner, Shemar Moore as Derek Morgan, Matthew Gray Gubler as Dr. Spencer Reid, Kirsten Vangsness as Penelope Garcia and A.J. Cook as J.J. Criminal Minds background acting by our friend Kris:
http://fromohiotola.blogspot.com/2006/09/my-desperately-grey-week.html
Criminal Minds Screencaps for this episode are courtesy of catty lizzie.

CRIMINAL MINDS: AFTER ELLE & BEFORE PRENTISS

Criminal Minds: If we had to lose the character of Elle Greenaway, played by Lola Glaudini, then I wish we had just kept the cast like it is in this picture. We would have been fine with just Jason Gideon (Mandy Patinkin), Aaron Hotchner (Thomas Gibson), Dr. Spencer Reid (Matthew Gray Gubler), Garcia (Kirsten Vangsness), J.J. (A.J. Cook) and Shemar Moore (Derek Morgan).

CRIMINAL MINDS: KIRSTEN'S THEATER PIC

I would love to see Kirsten Vangsness in a theater production. It would be interesting to see her perform as a different character than Penelope Garcia in Criminal Minds. I bet she would be great. She is certainly great as Garcia. :)

CRIMINAL MINDS ARTICLE FROM "VARIETY"

VARIETY:Sun., Jan. 28, 2007
'Criminal' following Super Bowl
CBS' FBI show already a hit
By MICHAEL SCHNEIDERAfter the Bears maul the Colts (or vice versa) on Feb. 4, CBS hopes viewers will be up to see a little more blood spilt.
Eye execs unexpectedly chose rising drama "Criminal Minds" -- starring Mandy Patinkin and Thomas Gibson as FBI agents tracking twisted murderers -- to lead out of this year's Super Bowl XLI telecast.

The decision startled some, as "Minds" is already a hit, and midlevel ratings performers like the young-adult laffer "How I Met Your Mother" could have used the Nielsen boost.

Also making it an unlikely Super Bowl lead-out: "Minds" doesn't attract as broad a crowd as the last show that CBS ran behind the big game, "Survivor" three years ago.

Are half-drunk football fans stuffed with onion dip and cocktail weenies prepared to stick around to see Patinkin hunting down a serial killer?

"I was a little surprised," says one rival network scheduling exec of CBS' move.

But the minds at the Eye have big things in mind for "Minds." By placing the show behind the Super Bowl, CBS hopes to propel it from strong ratings player to megahitdom. It's also a pretty safe bet, and one that will reap the net significant coin.

"The momentum behind 'Criminal Minds' is inescapable," says Kelly Kahl, CBS senior exec VP for programming operations. "It's a show we could propel to new heights by doing this."

The broadcast webs have become more strategic than ever when it comes to the post-Super Bowl spot.

"As shares have declined in TV but the Super Bowl has held up, that's a spot that has become more precious," Kahl says. "A 45 rating the Super Bowl was doing wasn't as a big a deal when the networks were doing that rating all of the time. But it's gained in importance as a vehicle as time has gone on."

Before 1983, the nets didn't pay much attention to the post-Super Bowl slot, running episodes of "60 Minutes," movies and even golf tournaments. (Earlier kickoffs also meant the game sometimes ended before primetime even began.)

Then came "The A-Team." Mr. T and company bowed after Super Bowl XVII to solid ratings, turning that show into an instant phenom.

Pity the fools who tried to repeat that success. For most of the 1980s and early '90s, the nets tried to launch more new shows behind the game, but that strategy flopped ("Extreme," "Davis Rules," "Grand Slam") more often than it succeeded ("The Wonder Years").

In the late '90s and early 2000s, the webs switched gears and went for the big ratings with special episodes of "Friends," "The X-Files," "Third Rock From the Sun" and "Survivor."

But those shows were already big enough hits that the Super Bowl shot was more of a gimmick than a programming decision with lasting impact.

That all changed again last year. With "Grey's Anatomy" emerging as a sophomore sensation for ABC, the Alphabet web scheduled part one of a special two-part episode behind the pigskin classic.

The result was the stuff of McDreams. The showcase timeslot (which, conveniently, was the skein's normal Sunday night home) propelled "Grey's Anatomy" into the rarefied world of TV's supernovas. The push eventually allowed ABC to move the show to Thursday last fall.

"That's what changed it from being the show that followed 'Desperate Housewives' to being a hit in its own right," says Jeff Bader, ABC exec veep of programming and scheduling.

The gambit worked so well that Bader says ABC flirted with airing another post-Super Bowl episode of "Grey's Anatomy" this year, even though the game isn't even on the net.

Across town, CBS took notes. Like last year's "Grey's Anatomy" strategy, the post-Super Bowl episode of "Criminal Minds" is actually part one of a two-hour mini-event; part two airs three days later in the show's normal slot.

"We'd be crazy not to see what it did for 'Grey's' last year," Kahl says. "It took a hot show and made it even hotter."

The "Minds" move wasn't made without heated internal debate. CBS execs were divided into camps pushing for "Minds" vs. "How I Met Your Mother." (Other possibilities, including "Survivor" and even newcomer "Rules of Engagement," were briefly considered as well.)

In the end, CBS supremo Leslie Moonves lent his support to "Minds."

Eye also has a reason to give "Minds" an extra bit of oomph: The show is preparing to do battle in a ratings war zone opposite the Wednesday results-show edition of Fox's "American Idol."

"I think it's the smart thing to do," Bader says. "'Criminal Minds' is doing well, but their goal is to turn it into a top-10 hit."

Also, there's security in putting "Criminal Minds" there. Already a hit, "Minds" is sure to deliver a boffo number -- pleasing the net and advertisers in the process. A lesser-known commodity could send post-Super Bowl viewers flipping.

As for "Mother," the laffer will likely still get a residual bump, as it airs in its regular Monday spot the following night.

Meanwhile, Bader notes another change this year: Rather than counterprogram the Super Bowl with femme-centric fare (think Julia Roberts movies), ABC and Fox are going after stray young men.

ABC has slated the Will Ferrell feature "Old School" at 9 p.m., while Fox is showcasing "X2: X-Men United." Bader says the Ferrell movie is broad enough and could perhaps grab a portion of the suddenly available Super Bowl aud if the game runs short.

"We decided to go broad and funny," he says.

Read the full article at:
http://www.variety.com/article/VR1117958194.html

MATTHEW GRAY GUBLER FOR JAN.

Dedicated to Jan who loves Dr. Spencer Reid and/or Matthew Gray Gubler.

THOMAS GIBSON AS DR. NYLAND IN "CHICAGO HOPE"

Dedicated to Stacy who really needs to see Thomas Gibson in "Chicago Hope". His charcter, Dr. Nyland, was so different than the character of Aaron Hotchner. He was wild and had sex with anything that would stand still long enough. It is strange to think back to the days when I watched Mandy and Thomas on "Chicago Hope" while I am actively focused now on Criminal Minds. Such different characters and shows.

CRIMINAL MINDS: WHO WOULD YOU GO SHOPPING WITH?

Lets play a game. If you were given $5,000 to go shopping but you had to go with one of the actresses from CBS's Criminal Minds, who would you pick to go with? Here are the rules: You have to pick from Paget Brewster (Emily Prentiss), A.J. Cook (JJ), Kirsten Vangsness (Penelope Garcia) or Lola Glaudini (Elle Greenaway). The actress that accompanies you gets to pick the stores you are going to shop in and has input into what you buy. So, who do you pick to shop with?

CRIMINAL MINDS: WHO IS YOUR MAN?

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Who is your favorite male character on Criminal Minds?

CRIMINAL MINDS EPISODE INFORMATION

Criminal Minds: Wednesday, January 31, 9:00pm et/pt "North Mammon". Gideon, Hotchner and J.J. must profile an entire town in order to locate three missing college women. Starring Mandy Patinkin, Thomas Gibson, Shemar Moore, Matthew Gray Gubler, A.J. Cook and Kirsten Vangsness. Info from cbs.com and photos of the filming of "North Mammon" are courtesy of Conrad Walton.

CRIMINAL MINDS RATINGS

Nielsen ratings for the week ending January 21
1. AFC Championship Post Game Show - Pats vs. Colts (CBS)
2. AFC Championship Game - Pats vs. Colts (CBS)
3. American Idol - Tues (FOX)
4. American Idol - Weds (FOX)
5. AFC Championship Post Game Show (CBS)
6. Grey's Anatomy (ABC)
7. CSI (CBS)
8. Golden Globe Awards (NBC)
9. Desperate Housewives (ABC)
10. NCIS (CBS)
11. 24 (FOX)
12. Shark (CBS)
13. Law and Order: SVU (NBC)
14. Ugly Betty (ABC)
15. CSI: NY (CBS)
16. Without A Trace (CBS)
17. Criminal Minds (CBS)
18. Extreme Makeover (ABC)
19. CSI: Miami (CBS)
20. The Unit (CBS)

CRIMINAL MINDS YAHOO GROUP CHAT

The next Criminal Minds Group chat is Wednesday, January 23rd at 10pm est. Lets get together and discuss our favorite characters: Jason Gideon (Mandy Patinkin), Dr. Spencer Reid (Matthew Gray Gubler), Aaron Hotchner (Thomas Gibson), Derek Morgan (Shemar Moore), Kirsten Vangsness (Penelope Garcia), J.J. (A.J. Cook), Elle Greenaway (Lola Glaudini) and Emily Prentiss (Paget Brewster) :)

CRIMINAL MINDS: "THE BIG GAME" ON FEBRUARY 4TH.

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Criminal Minds: February 4, 2007: "The Big Game Part 1 of 2". The team pursues what is believed to be a team of killers that sets up computer webcams to record murders and then posts them on the Internet. The killer is actually one man (James Van Der Beek) with multiple personalities, and as the team closes in on him, one of the agents faces a life-threatening situation. Jim Nantz and Phil Simms have cameos. Gayle: Keisha Alfred. Starring: Mandy Patinkin, Shemar Moore, Paget Brewster, Thomas Gibson, Kirsten Vangsness, A.J. Cook and Matthew Gray Gubler. cbs.com

CRIMINAL MINDS: MATTHEW GRAY GUBLER & THE LADIES.

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Matthew Gray Gubler, Dr. Spencer Reid on CBS's Criminal Minds, certainly likes good looking women. I can't imagine Dr. Spencer Reid looking so at ease if he had his arm around a woman on Criminal Minds. :)

CRIMINAL MINDS: A.J. COOK'S FILMOGRAPHY

Night Skies (2007) .... Lilly
"Criminal Minds" .... Jennifer "JJ" Jareau / ... (34 episodes, 2005-2007)
"Vanished" (2006) (TV) .... Hope
"I'm Reed Fish" (2006) .... Theresa
"Bloodsuckers" (2005) (TV) .... Fiona
"Tru Calling" .... Lindsay Walker (21 episodes, 2003-2004)
"Dead Like Me" .... Charlotte (1 episode, 2003)
"Final Destination 2" (2003) .... Kimberly Corman
"The House Next Door" (2002) .... Lori Peterson
"Out Cold" (2001) .... Jenny
"Wishmaster 3: Beyond the Gates of Hell" (2001) (V) .... Diana Collins
"Ripper" (2001) .... Molly Keller
"First Wave" .... Lindsay Tilden (1 episode, 2000)
"Higher Ground" .... Shelby Merrick (22 episodes, 2000)
"The Spiral Staircase" (2000) (TV) .... Local Girl
"Teen Sorcery" (1999) (V) .... Dawn
"The Virgin Suicides" (1999) .... Mary Lisbon
"Blue Moon" (1999) (TV) .... Alison
"PSI Factor: Chronicles of the Paranormal" .... Lee Mason (1 episode, 1998)
"Elvis Meets Nixon" (1997) (TV) .... Hippie chick
"Goosebumps" .... Kim (1 episode, 1997)
"In His Father's Shoes" (1997) (TV) .... Lisa
"Laserhawk" (1997) .... Pretty Girl #1
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CRIMINAL MINDS: SHEMAR MOORE AKA DEREK MORGAN

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Criminal Minds: Shemar Moore has such a wonderful smile. I love the scenes between him and Kirsten Vangsness. When Garcia and Morgan interact we get to see that smile.

CRIMINAL MINDS: KIRSTEN VANGSNESS ARTICLE

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Remembering her roots
By Aaron Burgin, The Porterville Recorder

Kirsten Vangsness said she always remembers where she came from.

For Vangsness, a star on the hit CBS drama “Criminal Minds,” those memories take her back to the streets of Porterville - even though Porterville is noticeably omitted from her agency-prepared biography.

“When people ask me where I'm from, I always say Porterville,” said Vangsness, who plays “tech kitten” analyst Penelope Garcia on the FBI drama. “When they ask me, ‘Where is that?' I say, ‘It's in the Central Valley, near Bakersfield, not too far from Terra Bella.' ”

“Then they say, ‘Terra who-a?' ” Vangsness said with a laugh. “But, seriously, I need them to change [the biography], because everyone will tell you that I always talk about my days growing up in Porterville.”

Vangsness tells her Los Angeles friends - many who couldn't point out Porterville on a map of the greater Porterville area - that “it's the place with the Jackass Mail Run, that is known for its state hospital.”

But to Vangsness, Porterville is the place she found her muse.

“I think I knew I was going to be an actress when my fifth-grade teacher chose me to play the lead in our play ‘Santa Claus goes Mod,' ” Vangsness said. “But, a lot of people thought they were actresses, so I was pretty convinced I was gonna live on cat food for the rest of my life.”

The 30-year-old nostalgically talked about seventh-grade drama teacher Shirley Hughes, Veterans Day parades on Main Street and extra roles in plays at the Barn Theater.

Vangsness said she lived “literally behind the Main Street on-ramp of Highway 190, next to Anderson Fence Company, a stone's throw from Porterville College.”

A self-proclaimed “weird kid,” Vangsness said she was that kid that didn't fit in any of the campus cliques.

“I was the kid that got trash-canned,” Vangsness said, laughing.

She's not getting trash-canned anymore - she plays the off-beat, eccentrically quirky FBI analyst in television's ninth-highest-rated prime-time television program, a role that closely mirrors her own personality.

And she gets to playfully flirt with arguably one of Hollywood's heartthrobs, Shemar Moore.

“And believe me, he is cuter in person,” Vangsness said.

But success was not promised for Vangsness. After leaving Porterville before her eighth-grade year, her family moved to Cerritos, where she attended high school and junior college. She graduated from California State University, Fullerton.

By March 2005, though her biography paints the picture of a highly successful and critically acclaimed stage actress, Vangsness herself said she was “living the life of a starving artist.”

She had three jobs - a substitute teacher, personal assistant and actress.

“Work wasn't regular, and I wasn't getting paid regularly,” Vangsness said. “I was doing a couple of commercials, but so was everyone else in Los Angeles.”

She quit her personal assistant job to pursue an audition for a pilot, which she didn't get - they said they wanted an Alfre-Woodard type, Vangsness said.

It was then she got a call from a friend who told her about a role for a scene in another pilot, Vangsness said.

“She pretty much told me I wasn't going to get the part, but I said, ‘Sure,' ” Vangsness said.

One week later, she got a call from her friend.

“And she's like, you got the job,” Vangsness said.

She filmed the one scene in Canada, by herself. The scene - talking to a mystery voice on the other end of a phone line.

The next thing she knew, the show - “Criminal Minds” - gets picked up by the network, and she is asked to come back for another episode, and another episode, and - you get the picture, Vangsness said.

Her recurring role caught on with viewers, and when word got out that Vangsness was going to another audition, the producers offered her a permanent role on the show, Vangsness said.

The success is a refreshing change from days when jobs came few and far between, said the bleached-blonde actress.

“I have to say, it is the strangest thing to sit down, and say, ‘Wow, look that's me on the box,' ” Vangsness said. “But in a way it seems completely normal, because I have worked so hard to get to this point.

“I am crazy grateful, but it hasn't changed me. I still shop at the same places, I'm the same person,” Vangsness said. “Except that when I slide my credit card, I don't have to worry about it bouncing.”

But in the end, everything goes back to Porterville, the place and the upbringing that keeps her from going totally Hollywood, and staying the “same ol' Kirsten.”

“I understand every different type of struggle, and I know that my upbringing has absolutely colored the way I view things in life,” Vangsness said. “I need to come back and visit. Do they still have the Jackass Mail Run?”

They still do.

http://www.portervillerecorder.com/articles/2007/01/20/news/local_state/news4.txt

CRIMINAL MINDS PRESS EVENT: THOMAS GIBSON

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Thomas Gibson is a huge favorite with many of my Criminal Minds friends. He is pictured here at CBS's Press Event for Criminal Minds :)

CRIMINAL MINDS PRESS EVENT: SHEMAR MOORE, THOMAS GIBSON & PAGET BREWSTER.

CbS's Criminal Minds Press Event: January 2006. Shemar Moore (Derek Morgan), Thomas Gibson (Aaron Hotchner) and Paget Brewster (Emily Prentiss) promoting Criminal Minds. CLICK ON THE PICTURE FOR A LARGER VERSON BUT THE COPYING OF PICTURES POSTED ON THIS BLOG IS EXPRESSLY FORBIDDEN

CRIMINAL MINDS: "NO WAY OUT" QUOTE:

"Evil brings men together."
Aristotle

CRIMINAL MINDS: "NO WAY OUT" SCREENCAPS : STRIP ONE

Criminal Minds, "No Way Out" screencaps courtesy of catty lizzie. Great performances by Mandy Patinkin, Keith Carradine, Thomas Gibson, Shemar Moore, Matthew Gray Gubler, A.J. Cook and Kirsten Vangsness. :)

CRIMINAL MINDS: "NO WAY OUT" SCREENCAPS : STRIP TWO

Criminal Minds "No Way Out" screencaps courtesy of catty lizzie. This was a wonderful episode of Criminal Minds. I think Mandy Patinkin and Keith Carradine gave stellar performances.

CRIMINAL MINDS INTERVIEW

Those Criminal Minds folks are funny
Jan 18th 2007 by Joel Keller

Maybe it's because they work on such a dark show. Maybe it's because many of the actors on the show have at least some comedy in their backgrounds. But the folks from Criminal Minds really like to yuk it up. At least that's what I got from the "informal" (again, that means "jammed in a far-too-small conference room") session for the procedural. The panel consisted of executive producers Edward Allen Bernero and Mark Gordon, and stars Thomas Gibson, Paget Brewster and Shemar Moore.

Gibson started off the comedy by lifting a jar of candy from the table and offering them to the gathered crowd. "They're wah-fer thin," referring to a classic bit from Monty Python's The Meaning of Life.
Brewster, on whom I still have a bit of a crush from her stints on Friends and the late, lamented Andy Richter Controls the Universe, let off a couple of zingers. A few minutes after Moore mentioned he was on the "George Clooney track," and referred to his 8 pilots, she brought back that reference by going, "I beat you. I've done 16 pilots and I desperately wanted to be on a successful show."

Moore was also funny. When the producers asked if there would be more romantic entanglements on the show (Moore's character, Derek Morgan, is having a flirtation with Kirsten Vangsness' character, Penelope Garcia), they replied that it wasn't that type of show, and that there's no time for that kind of story. Moore added: "our show is such a ticking clock... When do you have time to take off your clothes and knock boots?"

Brewster took that an extra step by bringing up one of the darker storylines: "Maybe the little boy in the basement." she then did a mock-sly, "Hey, do you want it?"

The post Super Bowl episode of the show will be a "good episode," according to Gordon, but they haven't written an "event" episode, or one that will ease off on the show's usual grim style. "It was important for us to do our show," said Bernero. "The show is about what it's about. so we weren't asked to (tone it down)."

Of course, the cast is elated. Gibson wore his "Super Bowl pajamas" the night before they filmed that episode. Brewster's reaction: "I like it. The more people that see me, the better."

http://www.tvsquad.com/2007/01/18/those-criminal-minds-folks-are-funny-tca-report/

CRIMINAL MINDS: EPISODE INFORMATION

Wednesday, January 24, 9:00pm et/pt: "The Boogeyman" : Gideon, Hotchner and their team examine a tight-knit community in Texas to determine who has been victimizing the children of the town. Criminal Minds episode info from cbs.com and "The Boogeyman" screencaps courtesy of catty lizzie. Starring: Thomas Gibson (Aaron Hotchner),Shemar Moore (Derek Morgan), Matthew Gray Gubler (Dr. Spencer Reid), Kirsten Vangsness (Penelope Garcia), Lola Glaudini (Elle Greenaway), A.J. Cook (Jennifer 'JJ' Jareau),and Mandy Patinkin (Jason Gideon)

Guest Stars: Ciro Suarez (Deputy Hall), Jarrod Bailey (Simon), Skyler Hudson (Nicholas Faye), Martha Boles (Agent Breen), Robert Knott (Chief Jones), Noah Matthews (Matthew), Logan Hudson (Nicholas Faye), Chris Conrad (Deputy Mack), Elle Fanning (Tracy Belle), Geoffrey Lewis (Coroner), Stacy Reed (Elaine), Alina Phelan (Janine), Cameron Monaghan (Jeffrey Charles), Sean Bridgers (James Charles), Preston Bailey (Eric), Jessenia Quiroz (Emma), Bobby Preston-Weiss (Henry)

CRIMINAL MINDS: NO WAY OUT

Incredible Criminal Minds episode last night. "No Way Out" which focused on Jason Gideon (Mandy Patinkin) and guest star Keith Carradine was awesome. Thanks to catty lizzie for the screencap.

MATTHEW GRAY GUBLER

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Criminal Minds: Matthew Gray Gubler. :)

CRIMINAL MINDS YAHOO GROUP CHAT REMINDER:

Criminal Minds Yahoo Group Chat Reminder: The chat will be Wednesday directly following the new episode. Lets get together and discuss our favorite people: Jason Gideon (Mandy Patinkin), Aaron Hothner (Thomas Gibson), Dr. Spencer Reid (Matthew Gray Gubler), Derek Morgan (Shemar Moore), J.J. (A.J. Cook), Penelope Garcia (Kirsten Vangsness) and Emily Prentiss (Paget Brewster).