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A deleted scene from Criminal Minds: Evolution's first season was used to depict the death of JJ's husband Will, as the original actor, Josh Stewart, was not returning for Season 18. The scene was repurposed to avoid asking Stewart to return for a brief appearance, and it was creatively integrated into the storyline by showrunner Erica Messer to handle Will's death.
Paramount+ has renewed Criminal Minds: Evolution for a third season, with production set to begin later this year. Season 2 premieres on June 6, continuing the story of the FBI's Behavioral Analysis Unit as they tackle the deadly mystery of Gold Star and face new challenges, including a deal with serial killer Elias Voit. The series stars Joe Mantegna, A.J. Cook, and others, with guest appearances from Clark Gregg and Felicity Huffman.
"Criminal Minds: Evolution" has been renewed for a third season at Paramount+, with production starting later this year. The announcement comes just before the Season 2 premiere, which begins on June 6. The new season will follow the FBI's Behavioral Analysis Unit as they tackle the deadly mystery of Gold Star and face complications involving serial killer Elias Voit. The series features original cast members and guest stars, including Felicity Huffman.
Paramount+ has renewed the revival of "Criminal Minds" for an 18th season, just ahead of the double-episode premiere of Season 17. The new season will continue the storyline involving the BAU team and the mysterious entity "Gold Star," with the main cast returning and new guest stars joining.
The article provides updates and spoilers for various TV shows, including "Chicago Fire," "Doctor Who," "NCIS," "Criminal Minds," and "Fire Country." It discusses character developments, upcoming episodes, and production details, such as the future of Chief Boden in "Chicago Fire," the connection between The Oldest One and The One Who Waits in "Doctor Who," and the start of production for the "NCIS: Tony & Ziva" series. Additionally, it touches on potential storylines and character appearances in other popular series.
A viral blooper from the TV show Criminal Minds featuring actresses A.J. Cook and Paget Brewster has delighted fans. The clip shows the actresses breaking character and laughing during a scene, providing a lighthearted moment on a show known for its serious themes. Fans expressed their love for the duo and anticipation for the upcoming season of Criminal Minds: Evolution.
Paget Brewster, known for her role in Criminal Minds, expressed her affection for co-star Joe Mantegna on Twitter after a fan shared a throwback blooper photo of the two. Brewster praised Mantegna and thanked fans for finding and sharing these precious moments, while fans expressed their love for the duo's onscreen and offscreen chemistry. The camaraderie between Brewster and Mantegna can still be seen in the ongoing series Criminal Minds: Evolution, with season 2 currently in the works.