A procedural thriller about the FBI's Behavioral Analysis Unit, which profiles criminals to solve crimes. The ensemble drama relies on the diversity of the team, which includes a young genius and a seasoned leader tortured by a past case. Unlike other crime dramas that focus on science, this series is very cerebral and almost Holmesian in its deductive (more…)
Aug 11, 2017 5:04 PM EDT
When Criminal Minds ended Season 12 in May with a car accident cliffhanger, showrunner Erica Messer told TV Guide that she "certainly hope[d]" the whole cast was returning for Season 13. But, she added, "If I've learned anything in all these 13 years… Read more
Red Light
Season 12, Episode 22
May 10, 2017
$2.99
Caught in an impossible scenario, Reid must square off with an old nemesis, and Derek Morgan (guest star Shemar Moore) comes to the team with a lead that might help catch Mr. Scratch, the elusive fugitive that has been tormenting the team all season.
Green Light
Season 12, Episode 21
May 3, 2017
$2.99
When Reid fears his mother has been abducted, he asks the BAU to investigate while he's stuck in prison.
Unforgettable
Season 12, Episode 20
Apr 26, 2017
$1.99
When several federal government employees, including a close friend of Walker's, succumb to symptoms of a heart attack, the BAU investigates. Jane Lynch guest stars.
True North
Season 12, Episode 19
Apr 5, 2017
$2.99
The BAU is called after three victims are found tied to stakes in the Arizona desert. Joe Mantegna directed the episode.
Season 12 begins with Agent Luke Alvez, a new recruit from the FBI's Fugitive Task Force, joining the team as they try to capture a killer who escaped from prison along with 13 other convicts.
A group of college students in New Mexico is tortured and murdered, and the team suspects a group of killers with a knowledge of Native American rituals. The investigation is helped by a man respected among the local Apache Indians.
In New York City, the team tracks a serial killer who seems to choose victims indiscriminately, and as Morgan points out, “with no discernible victim pattern, a killer is practically impossible to stop.”
