I agree, but they should have generated a little more interest into that angle going into mid-season. To be honest, I think most casual viewers have completely put Foyett out of their minds. If nothing else, Hotch could have received a cryptic message or two and perhaps the cameras could have panned to Foyett watching the BAU Team at a safe distance.They really should get to Hotch's showdown with Foyett. I suppose they are waiting until sweeps or some sort of season break.
I agree, but it's hard to produce 22-26 episodes each year about serial killers without getting a bit creative. To be honest, most serial killer's probably fall into a handful of profiles...which wouldn't make for good TV.I am kind of getting tired of the sick plots against children , killers taking eyeballs etc. This show can get a little to dark for my taste. I can't imagine a person being able to do this job in real life without ending up depressed and suicidal.
I agree, but it's hard to produce 22-26 episodes each year about serial killers without getting a bit creative. To be honest, most serial killer's probably fall into a handful of profiles...which wouldn't make for good TV.
As far as people ending up depressed and suicidal...that's probably very true unless these individuals have strong family, work and community support structures. However, it's got to beat working at Wal-Mart!!!
So far, I am enjoying season 5. Offhand, I have no idea what to make of Reid's hair...but the child prodigy has been of a let down this season.This season seems to be more serialized than past seasons, and I am not sure how I feel about that.
And what is up with Dr. Reid's hair? He looks like he should be in a heavy metal band!