Holy Criminal Minds Batman! There was a whole ton of Gube in that episode!!! Here are 70+ screencaps of Matthew Gray Gubler goodness in Criminal Minds episode “The Road Home.”
Earlier today, the cast of Criminal Minds visited the ladies at The Talk to discuss their upcoming 200th episode. While we wait for video of Matthew Gray Gubler, Shemar Moore, Kirsten Vangsness, Joe Mantegna, A.J. Cook, Thomas Gibson, and Jeanne Tripplehorn to upload, here’s a few screencaps of The Gube to wet your appetite. Enjoy!!!
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Earlier today, the cast of Criminal Minds visited The Talk to promote tonight’s 200th episode. Here are Matthew Gray Gubler, Shemar Moore, Kirsten Vangsness, Joe Mantegna, A.J. Cook, Thomas Gibson, and Jeanne Tripplehorn discussing 200, pranks, sexual harrasment, and Matthew training for Rocky 12? Enjoy!
It’s Thursday, and you know what that means, screencaps of Matthew Gray Gubler from the latest episode of Criminal Minds. This wasn’t just any old episode though. This was the jam packed, kick ass, 200th episode of our favorite crime drama. A beloved member of the team is kidnapped, a former member returned, and it all ends in an epic shootout! Enjoy these shots of the lovely Dr. Reid in action. Enjoy!
Thanks to the lovely Jasmine, we have this wonderful review of last Wednesday’s action packed 200th episode of Criminal Minds.
“I can’t sleep” was probably a phrase used a lot after the episode “200″ of Criminal Minds aired, I know I used it. The 200th episode of surpassed even my expectations. I did not envision it to be so well crafted in one tiny hour but they managed to soothe my fears and leave me on the edge of my seat every second of the episode.
It started with seeing our very own JJ being held against her will with Section Chief Cruz near her in the same state. She looks up to see what we can tell is a recognizable face, as she fights her restraints and gag with anger as he approaches her to drug her.
From then on, we are led into a whirlwind chase, as the BAU receives word of her disappearance from Will Lamontagne Jr., her husband, and information that she had worked with their new Section Chief in the past. They race against the clock and against forces trying to stop them from saving both JJ, and the Section Chief’s lives.
Intel had to be gathered quickly, but the team was met up with many obstacles along the way. Garcia had to use many of her skills to go through security clearances to find out the reason why they might have been taken. With the help of Agent Anderson, Garcia and Reid were able to acquire information in
a secured location to what secret mission JJ had been assigned to during her absence in 2010 (season 6), when she was transfered to the Department of Defense. The project had the code name “Infinity”. With the name of the project under their belt, Agent Hotchner went to the U.S. Department of State to
gather the necessary information on what the assignment was about. There he learned of her help in gathering information in the Middle East on the terrorist Osama Bin Laden.
Despite the vital information he did get from Undersecretary Rosemary Jackson, she said that they were doing all they could to recover the Agents and was told that they would be locked out from searching for their missing members, leading the BAU members to be rushed out of their current locations, where they
were gathering classified information. Feeling out of options the team quickly rushed together to find a way to help their friend and family member, despite their specific instructions not to do so. Agent Hotchner went to the only place he knew he could gather vital information on this project and have no road blocks in place, Emily Prentiss, former BAU agent, now head of Interpol.
Emily, hearing that her former co-worker and very good friend, had been kidnapped by terrorist Tivon Iskari, who was hired for torture tactics to gather information, rushed directly onto her private jet to help out her former team. On the plane, she then communicated with the BAU to find out that JJ was indeed being tortured for information (along with Cruz), that was revealed to be security codes for project “Infinity”. Knowing that the information had to be acquired from a nearby area, but not being able to pinpoint the exact location, the team rushes out without Emily to search all locations for their missing member.
Garcia and Kevin, waiting for a clue, get one popped up on her computer screen, with the code word “Blackbird”, a word that is recognized by Emily Prentiss, who enters the scene in time. Garcia and Kevin are then apprehended for hacking into the system, but not before relaying the information on the location of their missing friend and co-worker.
Emily joins the team to rescue JJ, who we see throughout the episode being tortured through such forms as waterboarding, electrocution and attempted rape. The team splits up, guns blazing and hit the right targets, saving JJ before her life is taken. The head of the information gathering, a man by the name of Michael Hastings, who was a former colleague of JJ’s during her assignment on “Infinity”, runs out of the room and tries to escape. The last scenes of battle end with JJ and Emily on the roof of the building, fighting as a team to bring down and kill him.
Despite the heavy injuries of Section Chief Cruz, and JJ, they make it out alive and well.
I must applaud the work of writer Rick Dunkle and director Larry Teng on this amazing masterpiece. They managed to connect the dots to all questions from the beginning of season 9, and fill in one tiny hour of heart racing, gut clenching, emotional moments, leaving us breathless and wanting more.
The show not only had action, but drama, fear and sadness; and just a good feeling that the good guys had won.
The BAU team were protrayed exactly as a true Criminal Minds fans believed they were, a family. They took risks, despite the warning of higher authorities, to save a colleague, and to me, a member of their small family. The group worked diligently and were portrayed greatly on how they fed off one another,
despite the stress of their missing friend.
The fans were also rewarded by many guests appearances of some of the beloved characters on the show. Section Chief Erin Strauss, Tech Analyst Kevin Lynch, Will Lamontagne Jr., Henry Lamontagne, Agent Grant Anderson and last but definitely not least, our very own Emily Prentiss.
Emily and JJ were the main focus on the show, though I felt that there could have been a greater presence of Paget Brewster, especially since fans of Emily had been salivating over the news of her return since many months back. Despite the lack of camera time for Ms. Brewster, the show still portrayed, what was now confirmed as an extremely important and wonderful friendship between Emily Prentiss and Jennifer Jareau.
We were taken back to the days of the episode “Lauren”, where Emily, who was trying to escape her past undercover relationship with an international terrorist, Ian Doyle. Taken hostage by him, JJ, who was supposedly in her new position at the Department of Defense, was called in to help find Emily and
save her from death. Despite the fact that she was saved, JJ had to masterfully plan faking Emily’s death to her teammates, to put her into protective custody. We saw a scene in “200″, showing the jet flight, rushing Emily out to safety in Europe. The moment was heart felt and it showed the beauty of their friendship, and the meaning behind JJ’s code word “Blackbird”. In this episode, the roles were reversed, and we saw Emily
rushing to help find JJ, sealing their true friendship forever.
We also got to learn a secret from JJ in this episode, and one of the most heartbreaking moments on the show. During her time in the middle east, JJ had found out she was pregnant. We see her later on, after having their truck ambushed, learning the truth that she had lost the baby. It pained me to see her clutch her stomach, tears falling down her face. This moment also made me realise that it solved a mystery. During season 9, JJ would have very depressed and pained facial expressions during situations between mothers and their children, and it suddenly became clear to me as to why she always looked so pained.
AJ Cook impressed me beyond my wildest dreams. I had never seen an actress pull all the stops and do it so vividly well. She even did all her own stunts including waterboarding, which is a painful form of torture. She cried, she got angry, she trembled with perfect accuracy. By far it was the best moment in her acting career and I hope it wasn’t the last. Her hard work, though made her live through a numb arm for a couple of weeks, proved that she has the dedication to become an amazing actress.
The entire cast had done an amazing job, though I felt their panic and worry for their friend was slightly downplayed. Garcia had one small moment where she said she couldn’t drink tea, because JJ couldn’t drink tea, but despite that, I was expecting a lot more panic and emotion from the cast. I was especially surprised
at the calmness of Dr. Reid, who was portrayed in season 8, as unfocused, disheveled and completely distraught after having learnt the disappearance of his girlfriend, Maeve. I had expected him to look more worried, and act more sad. I don’t blame the actors for this, I just wished that the show had been a two parter, giving the chance to see how the team really felt about missing their loved one.
In all, I definitely would rate this one of my top 10 episodes of the entire series. They always have me intrigued, but never had I felt so emotionally wrung out by this episode since season 7′s finale episode, and “100″ when Hotch’s ex wife Haley gets murdered. I do applaud the cast and crew for being there for us throughout 200 episodes like my very own family. I wish them all another happy and healthy 200 more!
xxx
Jasmine aka @lintusflower
Well maybe a bit over a week, lol. Sorry for the delay in these as I have been moving into my new place. Screencaps from Wednesday’s episode of Criminal Minds have been delayed as well, but they will be coming soon. Here are the latest photo’s of The Gube from the web. Enjoy!
@shemarmoore: The cast of “CRIMINAL MINDS” and The Cast of “The Talk”…. GOOD TIMES!! (Aired this past Wednesday) CELEBRATED OUR 200TH EPISODE… #prettycool #milestone
@dougaa: It’s MGG time @CM_SetReport @GUBLERNATION
@JoeMantegna: Our DP Greg St. John doing his thing.
@GUBLERNATION: filming in an abandoned animal shelter
@dougaa: Last day w/ @VirgilWilliams @GUBLERNATION thanks to the cast and crew@CM_SetReport amazing and talented – rabid wrap
@LLPOS: MGG and me (with metal bubba teeth)
@steven_dady: Guess who I was working on set with!? MATTHEW GRAY GUBLER!!! HES MY FAVORITE CHARACTER of CRIMINAL MINDS! WHOOO!
They are a week late, due to moving, but late is better than never. Here are a ton (61 to be precise) of Matthew Gray Gubler screen caps from last weeks episode of Criminal Minds, “Mr. and Mrs. Anderson. Enjoy!!!
As promised, here are the screen caps for this weeks episode of Criminal Minds “Gabby”. The episode, directed by Thomas Gibson featured plenty of Gubler Goodness! Here are 50+ screen caps from Gabby. Enjoy!!!!
Here is the preview and press release for this Wednesday’s episode of Criminal Minds 9:17 “Persuasion”. Don’t forget that Criminal Minds will be back to it’s regularly scheduled airtime of 9pm est. on CBS and CTV.
THE BAU INVESTIGATES MYSTERIOUS DROWNING DEATHS DISCOVERED IN THE LAS VEGAS DESERT, ON “CRIMINAL MINDS,” WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5
“Persuasion” – Mysterious drowning deaths discovered in the Las Vegas desert have the BAU trying to figure out the true cause and motive for the murders, on CRIMINAL MINDS, Wednesday, March 5 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.
CHEAT TWEET: The BAU investigates curious drowning deaths in the Vegas desert on #CriminalMinds, 3/5, 9pm http://bit.ly/NfkceM
SERIES REGULARS:
Joe Mantegna (David Rossi)
Thomas Gibson (Aaron Hotchner)
Shemar Moore (Derek Morgan)
Matthew Gray Gubler (Dr. Spencer Reid)
A.J. Cook (Jennifer “JJ” Jareau)
Kirsten Vangsness (Penelope Garcia)
Jeanne Tripplehorn (Alex Blake)
GUEST CAST:
David Clennon (Marvin Caul)
Ashton Holmes (Finn Bailey)
Michael Irby (Cesar Jones)
Susan Santiago (Det. Solana Ramirez)
Darren Romeo (Romeo the Magician)
Gregory Bach (Olsen)
Keelin Woodell (Sarah Renfield)
Sheila Shaw (Irma)
Mark Sande (Bill)
Keisuke Hoashi (Dr. John Chen)
Travis Hammer (Elijah Hall)
Courtney Cunningham (Frida Bancroft)
Kayla Crance (Renee Sheffield)
Karen Teliha (Gladys)
Olga Pikhienko (Olga the Contortionist)
WRITTEN BY: Sharon Lee Watson
DIRECTED BY: Rob Lieberman
As we all know, this week Matthew Gray Gubler is knee deep pulling double duty not only portraying the incomparable Dr. Spencer Reid, but also directing his 7th episode of Criminal Minds “Blood Relations” Here are a few pics of Mr. Director hard at work! Enjoy!
@johnhatchitt: Guess who started directing Ep 920 “[Blood Relations]” ??
@ajcookofficial: Having fun on set with Director Gube! @GUBLERNATION @JoeMantegna
gublernation: excited to be directing the immensely talented and overwhelmingly beautiful adrienne barbeau.
gublernation: spending sunday with an awesome farmer named oscar
gublernation: some of today’s storyboards for the spooktacular criminal minds episode i’m currently directing
It’s Friday, which means time for screen caps of the latest episode of Criminal Minds, “Persuasion”. The BAU team travels to the hometown of our beloved Spencer Reid, which means lots of Matthew Gray Gubler goodness!!! Here are 60+ screen caps of the Good Doctor. Enjoy!!!!
Another year has past, and once again it is time to celebrate a special day in history. The day the world was introduced to The Gube! We at Matthew Gray Gubler Fans would like to wish Matthew a very Happy Birthday! We hope his 34th year is happy, healthy, and full of epic weirdness that Matthew loves so much!
Here is the promo and press release for tomorrow night’s episode of Criminal Minds, “Rabid”. Criminal Minds airs Wednesday nights at 9pm est. on CBS and CTV.
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WHEN VICTIMS ARE FOUND IN A SHALLOW GRAVE IN MILWAUKEE, THE BAU IS CHALLENGED TO EXPLAIN THE CONDITION OF THE BODIES, ON “CRIMINAL MINDS,” WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12
“Rabid” – When three bodies are found with animal and human bite marks in a shallow grave near Milwaukee, the BAU has puzzling questions to answer. Meanwhile, Reid and Garcia work out for a company fitness test, but try to hide their preparation from Morgan, on CRIMINAL MINDS, Wednesday, March 12 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.
CHEAT TWEET: The BAU sinks its teeth in a case when victims R found w/odd bite marks in Milwaukee on #CriminalMinds, 3/12, 9pm #CBS http://bit.ly/1mt6EsS
SERIES REGULARS:
Joe Mantegna (David Rossi)
Thomas Gibson (Aaron Hotchner)
Shemar Moore (Derek Morgan)
Matthew Gray Gubler (Dr. Spencer Reid)
A.J. Cook (Jennifer “JJ” Jareau)
Kirsten Vangsness (Penelope Garcia)
Jeanne Tripplehorn (Alex Blake)
GUEST CAST:
Steve Monroe (David Wade Cunningham)
Dana Melanie (Gloria Wilson)
Chris Coy (Russell Holmes)
Tammy Lauren (Liz Foley)
Phil Abrams (Dr. Weinstein)
George Alvarez (Officer Kowalski)
Chloe Wepper (Barista)
Brittani Ebert (Soccer Mom)
Christopher Hatfield (Mr. Foley)
Jacqueline Scislowski (Foley Daughter #1)
Hannah Swain (Foley Daughter #2)
Shawn Kathryn Kane (Nanny)
Ayana Hampton (Jogger)
WRITTEN BY: Virgil Williams
DIRECTED BY: Doug Aarniokoski
It’s that time of week again, screencaps of Matthew Gray Gubler in the latest episode of Criminal Minds. As usual, there was plenty of Dr. Reid to go around and this week certainly did not disappoint. We got an exciting story that had us on the edge of our seats, Spencer physically taking down an unsub, as well as Morgan working Reid and Garcia out! What a jam packed 60 minutes! Here are 67 screencaps from “Rabid”. Enjoy!!!
As we all know, Matthew Gray Gubler is by no means camera shy, and the past couple weeks were no exception. Here are a few of the director at work, working at his “other job” at Criminal Minds, as well as goofing off on set. Enjoy!
@CM_SetReport: Hairy Hyphenate! @GUBLERNATION prepares for his transition from directing to acting. #criminalminds #bloodrelations
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gublernation: me and @officialtobin (one of the most fascinating actors i’ve ever had the pleasure of directing)
gublernation: me and the fantastic flashback cast from the CM episode i just directed.
@Vangsness: .@CM_SetReport @GUBLERNATION @shemarmoore & @Garcia_BAU @VirgilWilliamsmakin some magic ness pic.twitter.com/PK4LOHJVZv
@johnhatchitt: Time to Profile …#ajspantsarehott
@digitallysquat: A boy and his gun.
Here are the US and Canadian Promo’s as well as the Press Release for this Wednesday’s episode of Criminal Minds “The Edge Of Winter”. Criminal Minds airs Wednesday nights at 9pm Est. on CBS and CTV.
AS THE BAU WRAPS UP A MURDER INVESTIGATION, MORGAN’S SEARCH FOR ANSWERS FROM A SURVIVOR COULD LEAVE HIM WITH MORE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE CASE, ON “CRIMINAL MINDS,” WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19
Guest Stars Include Aasha Davis as Survivor Daria Samsen and Emayatzy E. Corinealdi as Her Sister,Ellen Samsen
“The Edge of Winter” – As the BAU wraps up an investigation into unusual stabbings in Upstate New York, Morgan’s visit with one of the crime’s survivors could uncover more questions left for the team to answer, on CRIMINAL MINDS, Wednesday, March 19 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Guest stars include Aasha Davis as survivor Daria Samsen and Emayatzy E. Corinealdi as her sister, Ellen Samsen.
CHEAT TWEET: Morgan is left w/more questions than answers when he questions a stabbing survivor on#CriminalMinds, 3/19, 9pm http://bit.ly/1bPogxJ
SERIES REGULARS:
Joe Mantegna (David Rossi)
Thomas Gibson (Aaron Hotchner)
Shemar Moore (Derek Morgan)
Matthew Gray Gubler (Dr. Spencer Reid)
A.J. Cook (Jennifer “JJ” Jareau)
Kirsten Vangsness (Penelope Garcia)
Jeanne Tripplehorn (Alex Blake)
GUEST CAST:
Aasha Davis (Daria Samsen)
Emayatzy E. Corinealdi (Ellen Samsen)
Taymour Ghazi (Joe Bachner)
Anthony Nuccio (Coby Peters)
Mandi Kreisher (Carrie)
Caroline Lindy (Melissa)
Scott Speiser (Dr. Claude Pinault)
Lisa Kaminir (Dr. Carol Roberts)
Guy Nardulli (Det. Walker)
Isabella Way (Nurse)
Matthew Alan Brady (Lionel)
Marty Fortney (Dad)
Aaron Fili (M.E. Garrison)
Steven Dady (Son)
Sunny Suljic (Young Joe)
WRITTEN BY: Janine Sherman Barrois, one of the series’ executive producers
DIRECTED BY: Hanelle Culpepper
This past Wednesday, Criminal Minds episode 9.19 aired on CBS and CTV, and while it was a very Morgancentric episode, there was plenty of Gubler Goodness to be had. Here are 58 screen caps of Matthew Gray Gubler in “The Edge Of Winter”.
Since I was unable to cap them when it first aired, here are screen caps of Matthew Gray Gubler in Criminal Minds Episode 9.05 “Route 66″. Over the next couple days I will be capping the first four episodes as well, so keep an eye out for that :).
This evening, Matthew Gray Gubler’s 7th Criminal Minds directorial “Blood Relations” airs on CBS at 9pm est. The New York Post had the privilege of interviewing Matthew about balancing his many projects, what led him to acting and directing, and why he veers toward the “slightly preposterous. Enjoy!!!
It’s hard to imagine that “Criminal Minds” star Matthew Gray Gubler has time for even a nap.
For years, Gubler has thrived on juggling simultaneous projects like modeling, acting, directing, blogging, drawing and painting.
“I have this weird thing — I literally feel physically ill if I’m not making something,” he joked during a phone interview last week from LA, where he was wrapping up Wednesday’s episode, which he’s directing. “It might surprise people to know that I do sleep,” he says.
Since 2005, the lanky Gubler has played brainy Dr. Spencer Reid, a socially awkward FBI special agent who works as a profiler in the bureau’s Behavioral Analysis Unit. The ensemble cast also includes Thomas Gibson, Shemar Moore, A.J. Cook, Joe Mantegna, Kirsten Vangsness and Jeanne Tripplehorn.
Wednesday’s eerie episode, airing at 9 p.m., marks the seventh time the 34-year-old Las Vegas native has directed the series.
This week’s BAU case examines a family feud tied to a string of deaths in a backwoods West Virginia community. “It’s part monster movie, part bizarre family drama,” he says. “It’s got a lot of strange things in it that speak to me in every way.”
When directing, Gubler says he veers toward the “slightly preposterous.” While he won’t reveal much about his latest effort, he does dangle one tidbit.
“There may or may not be a Bigfoot-type monster or creature living in the woods who there’s been a lot of legends about and who is coming back to do some pretty terrible things to some people that did some things,” he says, adding with a laugh, “That’s the worst tag line ever!”
Directing has been Gubler’s labor of love since he was a student at New York’s Tisch School of the Arts. But before graduating in 2002, the 6-foot-2, shaggy-haired Gubler was already multi-tasking: He stumbled into modeling for the likes of Marc Jacobs and Tommy Hilfiger after a scout spotted him on the street.
While in school Gubler also interned for filmmaker Wes Anderson, which Gubler says “felt like winning the lottery.” Then Anderson gave Gubler his first acting role as, appropriately enough, a young intern for a fictional filmmaker in the 2004 movie “The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou.”
“I really owe him a great deal of gratitude for sort of officially turning me into an actor,” says Gubler.
That’s also where Gubler picked up another talent: painting and drawing. He doodled in between scenes and now draws “incessantly,” creating caricatures of himself and “Criminal Minds” cast and crew.
However, his self-taught abstract style isn’t necessarily for everyone.
“I’ve always thought my [technique] was really beautiful, and recently someone was telling me how scary or gross my painting is,” he says, laughing. “And it kind of hurts my feelings a little bit because I only draw people I find really beautiful or interesting. To me it looks identical to them.”
He’s also not averse to self-mockery. Several years ago he did a series of faux documentaries on the “Criminal Minds” set in which he played a “stereotypically vain, crazy actor” version of himself.
But not everyone got the joke.
“My mom was really disturbed because some people at the very beginning — and probably to this day — believed they were true,” he says. “And I kind of don’t take myself too seriously — so any chance to confuse people!”
Still, he is amused when strangers stop him on the street and expect him to be just like his Dr. Reid character.
“That’s always funny. They’ll ask me for help with smart stuff, like math questions. They really don’t understand that I could not be less like him,” he says. “Math and science were never really my forte.”
He is, however, skilled in social media. His down-time pursuits include blogging at matthewgraygubler.com, where he posts some of his artwork. He’s also active on Twitter (@Gublernation), Instagram (Gublergram), Facebook, Tumblr and YouTube (where his mockumentary episodes live on).
Even with all that, he is concerned about the jarring transition that happens when the directing ends and he has one less thing on his plate.
“All of a sudden the experience is over and you just go back to acting,” the affable Gubler says. “I feel like a werewolf and the full moon has gone away and I’m just, like, a normal dude in a suit.”
At 2:00pm, ET/11:00am PT, Matthew Gray Gubler will be participating in a live video chat with CBS Connect to answer your questions about tonight’s episode of Criminal Minds “Blood Relations”. The episode, the seventh in which Gubler has directed, airs at 9pm on CBS and CTV.
You can RSVP, and join the chat by clicking here, and tweet your own questions for Matthew with #AskMGG. Hope to see some of yours get answered!!!
THE BAU INVESTIGATES A FAMILY FEUD WHICH COULD BE CENTRAL TO A MURDER INVESTIGATION IN WEST VIRGINIA, ON “CRIMINAL MINDS,” WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2
Series Star Matthew Gray Gubler Directed the Episode
Guest Stars Include Adrienne Barbeau as Cissy Howard; Tobin Bell as Malachi Lee; and Ronnie Gene Blevins as Miles Lee, All Members of the Feuding Howard and Lee Families
“Blood Relations” – When two murder victims are found in a backwoods community in West Virginia, the BAU uncovers a long-simmering feud between two families and must investigate which side could be responsible for the deaths, on CRIMINAL MINDS, Wednesday, April 2 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Series star Matthew Gray Gubler directed the episode. Guest stars include Adrienne Barbeau as Cissy Howard; Tobin Bell as Malachi Lee; and Ronnie Gene Blevins as Miles Lee, all members of the feuding Howard and Lee families.
CHEAT TWEET: Kinship runs cold when the BAU looks at a family feud as the cause of murders in W. Va. on #CriminalMinds, 4/2, 9pm http://bit.ly/1fWiStO
SERIES REGULARS:
Joe Mantegna (David Rossi)
Thomas Gibson (Aaron Hotchner)
Shemar Moore (Derek Morgan)
Matthew Gray Gubler (Dr. Spencer Reid)
A.J. Cook (Jennifer “JJ” Jareau)
Kirsten Vangsness (Penelope Garcia)
Jeanne Tripplehorn (Alex Blake)GUEST CAST:
Bill Oberst, Jr. (UnSub)
Stephanie C. Allen (Teenage Cissy)
Wednezday Ryan (Appalachian Woman)
Rocky McMurray (Captain Rogers)
Cedrick Hardman (Unsub Hand Double)
Adrienne Barbeau (Cissy Howard)
Tobin Bell (Malachi Lee)
Ronnie Gene Blevins (Miles Lee)
Castille Landon (Maddie Lee)
Gregory Sporleder (Sam Caplan)
Ben C. Adams (Teen Malachi)
Dede Drake (Sandy)
Will Green (Brent)
Burt Culver (Clark Howard)WRITTEN BY: Breen Frazier
DIRECTED BY: Series star Matthew Gray Gubler
