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The BAU is called to Miami to investigate a serial killer who appears to have a conflicted sexual identity. Meanwhile, JJ's secret is revealed.
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  • identity search or denial

    8.0
    "Great"
    The episode overall was good...the detective flirting with Derek, that was a little weak...another theme - JJ and Will - it was about time for her to be happy and she should have realized she couldn't keep the relationship a secret from the team - we are talking about professionals studying the human behavior after all.
    Another part of the episode - the theme of homosexuality. The unsub is trying to be somebody else, it doesn't matter who, as long as he isn't himself.He chooses a rather drastic measure for identity searching.
    It is amazing how many people think that being gay is a matter of choice (let's be serious - who would want to choose a lifetime of hatred?)...people fear what they don't understand and are so close-minded that end up doing things they normally wouldn't do. Beating someone doesn't "cure" them - it is not a disease (look it up). There are cases when stealing, or killing is more likely to be overlooked than the state of homosexuality.moreless

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  • Good episode, but not the best.

    9.5
    "Superb"
    I didn't enjoy this episode a lot, as the storyline felt rather weak, and there were many points in the episode that I did not enjoyu at all.

    I will give a ten out of ten in terms of originality, as this was quite original and unique from what's been done in the past, however, although it was original, that didn't make it brilliant, in my opinion.

    I would recommend this episode, as the show is great and this is another example of it, but overall, there are far better episodes, which I have enjoyed a whole lot more. Decent episode, but as I said, not the best, quite simply.moreless

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  • Acting. Problem.

    8.0
    "Great"
    Didn't care for the acting in this episode at all. The writing was decent but I didn't feel like the guy with the identity problem was very poorly cast. I didn't like Will the first time around when he appeared in "Jones" and I didn't like him in this epsiode either. Turns out he has been having a relationship with JJ for just over a year now, but hopefully he will stay in Miami away from the camera. We all ready have Kevin and Penelope creeping closer and closer together getting some camera time, no need to start showing his relationship with Penelope being moved to the Washington D.C. area. The case itself was kind of boring to watch as well. Being in Miami had some nice scenery, but the case didn't use it to their advantage enough. The female cop who was flirting with Morgan the entire time was one of the worst casting calls I have ever seen. She also didn't provide anything to the story either. The ending scene with Morgan talking the guy down wasn't the best either. Those are usually my favorite moments of the show, but this time I think the combination of the case and the terrible acting just didn't do anything for me in that very pivotal scene of the episode.moreless

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  • This show is turning in to a soap drama

    2.0
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    This show is turning in to a soap drama. Where is the show we know and love where they put the cases first. if i wanted a soap with relationships and all that stuff i will watch brothers and sisters. What has happened to this show all of a sudden. Why the hell are the writers doing this when they know or obviouly it looks like the don't know that all viewers of this show watch it for the exciting cases they investigate. Not to see relationship issues. This show needs to go back to the root of season 1 and 2 because this season has become like damn soap drama. This is a crime show not a soap drama like brothers and sistersmoreless

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  • Not exactly my fave!!

    5.1
    "Mediocre"
    This was not one of my fave eppy, I really didn't get JJ's relationship with NO guy(whatever his name was) I don't remember any romance between them or any kind of sparks. I found their relationship lacking and all her anxiety didn't make any sense especially at the end when she explained that she was worried it wouldn't work. I know why they did this b/c AJ is so obviously preggers, but really they could have come up with a better s/l!!!

    Also, the case was crappy, although I find the whole concept interesting, it just became a big thing with his dad and homophobia, but not all men who kill other homosexuals do it b/c they partents rejected them, nore do all homosexual males whose parents reject them go on a big killing spree!!! It just felt more like a convenient ending as to why he was killing these men, and less about a man killing b/c of lack of concern or anti-social personality.

    All and all, not too impressed, and expected a lot more from the writers.moreless

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    • Guest stars Josh Stewart and Tia Texada worked together previously on the Edward Allen Bernero-helmed Third Watch. Edit
    • Shemar Moore and guest star Michael Graziadei worked together previously on The Young and the Restless. Edit
    • Det. William LaMontagne, Jr. introduced himself as Bill in "Jones," However, JJ and the rest of the team call him "Will" in this episode. Edit
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    • The song heard while Deacon and Steven are flirting in the bar is "My Way" by Los Lonely Boys, the song heard at the end was "Since You've Been Around" by Rosie Thomas. Edit
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    • Det. Tina Lopez: This Garcia girl of yours is good.
      Reid: Ha! That's an understatement.
      Det. Tina Lopez: Hey, can't go wrong with a Latina at the controls.
      Morgan: Yeah, that's my girl, but, uh, she's not as nearly as Latino as the name sounds.

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    • Det. Will LaMontague: You realize that this is gonna happen every now and then when our career paths cross, right?
      JJ: Doesn't make it any less awkward.
      Det. Will LaMontague: Wow, never realized how much "awkward" could sound like "ashamed."

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    • Morgan: You think you can show me a good time, huh?
      Det. Tina Lopez: You look like mojitos, Cuban food, Brazilian jazz...
      Morgan: (laughs) That's not bad.

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