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Deliver The Profile Episode 226: Hans Moleman

Jazz is back! Everyone’s second favorite host returns to a doozy of a nothing of an episode, “Night Lights”, also known as the Moleman episode. Are moles people? Should they be people? It’s a later season episode so expect it to be stupid, half-formed and ultimately not a lot to talk about. Luckily, the boys
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Deliver The Profile Episode 225: The David Eckstein of Profiling (with Chris Ludovici)

Jazz is still in the nether-zone, so that means Ronnie must partake in another Marvel Team-Up! This time out it’s Chris Ludovici, his partner in crime in many a writing project (Lois & Clark & Chris & Ronnie included). They try to talk about anything besides Criminal Minds, but invariably the topic drifts back to
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Deliver The Profile Episode 224: Isn’t It Interesting? (with Daniel Daughhetee)

Jazz is on vacation, but have no fear, Ronnie has teamed with Daniel Daughhetee (The Canon Ball) to bring you a brand spanking new episode of Deliver The Profile! Witness as Ronnie puts Daniel through the paces with “False Flag”, a later season show about conspiracy theorists. They’re being murdered! Is it a conspiracy or
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Deliver The Profile Episode 223: Who’s Your Daddy, Snakegirl?

“Dust and Bones” is a Season 13 episode about snake people. Well, snake person. She’s on a rampage and it’s up to the BAU to stop her. Meanwhile, Luke Alvez reconnects with his estranged-ish crippled friend Phil “The Brick” Brooks. You’ll be surprised how Alvez bridges their gap. Besides that, it’s business as usual at
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Deliver The Profile Episode 222: Strong Island

Out of Chicago, the Deliver The Profile boys hit up Long Island as a blast from David Rossi’s past threatens to, well, not do much of anything. It’s really a metaphor about not letting yourself let hot pieces get away. It’s actually one of the better Criminal Minds we’ve ever covered, because the BAU fails
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