Criminal Minds season 15 episode 3 sneak peek: Breaking down a bomber
On the surface, there doesn’t appear to be anything about the UnSub within “Spectator Slowing” that ties them to Everett Lynch — though it’s possible Rossi will try to connect them anyway. We are talking here all about someone who is conducting a series of rogue bombings for unknown reason, and the BAU is struggling to tangibly connect all of them together. If there is a larger, specific purpose to what they are doing, it’s not something that comes across as explicitly clear. This is a case that may take a lot of dot-connecting and a great deal of legwork in order to figure out and resolve.
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So do we think that everyone out there is going to be thrilled with a more standalone case at this point? The simplest answer that we’ve got to that question is no. We know that there are a lot of viewers who would rather see a continuous story given what we just had with Lynch, but Criminal Minds has always been about the case-of-the-week plot. Even if this is all this particular episode is, we’re more than okay with that — episodes like this are what allowed the show to get here in the first place.
Also, two other things to remember — there is still plenty of time to bring in the Chameleon again, just as there is also going to still be a great personal storyline within this episode. Just consider that Simmons’ wife and kids are all listed among the guest cast for the hour.
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What do you want to see on Criminal Minds season 15 episode 3?
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