Goodbye Gideon comes to a close as the characters truly say goodbye to the Mandy Patinkin portrayed persnickety bird obsessive. By this we mean he gets his face blown off by the most gruesome antagonist yet – The Birdman! That’s not all. Witness what was to be the second Criminal Minds spinoff: Young Rossi and
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We’re going back. Back to Milwaukee. Yes, Ronnie and Jazz’s hometown, the Big Apple itself, makes its return to Criminal Minds in “In Flesh and Blood”. The penultimate episode of Goodbye Gideon, it’s the last appearance of Mandy Patinkin. He makes his 38 seconds of screentime count. Meanwhile, a man is ripping women’s hearts out,
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Ronnie and Jazz discuss “Doubt”, the episode in which Gideon screws up and one of Elaine Benes’ boyfriends pays the price. “Doubt” was originally meant to be the Criminal Minds Season 2 finale but got bumped when it proved too similar to the Virginia Tech shooting. Remember when shootings were significant enough events to delay
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The long awaited conclusion to the Frank saga is here, and it’s far from a good episode, much less the best one ever. Ronnie and Jazz cannot mask their disappointment that Carradine’s and Patinkin’s onscreen chemistry is reduced to a bunch of phone calls. The former kills the latter’s pseudo-girlfriend and the rest of the
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I’m tired of writing show descriptions that get deleted again and again so let’s get through this fast. “No Way Out”, perhaps the best Criminal Minds. It’s got everything, from Keith Carradine to milkshakes to missing kids to rib bones to people with the word ‘Crazy’ in there. Despite the podcast’s length, Ronnie and Jazz
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