Scott D Pierce: “It ran 15 seasons and 324 episodes, finally signing off in February 2020. Although, as it turns out, that wasn’t the end. The series has been revived for Paramount+.'
Joe Mantegna as David Rossi in "Criminal Minds: Evolution."Fifteen years ago, a few weeks into the first season of “Criminal Minds,” I stopped watching. For me, the show was too dark. Too violent. Too disturbing.I watched episodes on occasion, but not on anything approaching a weekly basis. And, as it turned out, I wasn’t alone in my feelings about the show.
And, no longer constrained by broadcast TV standards, “Criminal Minds” is even more disturbing than it was when it was on CBS. Mantegna, however, defends “Criminal Minds” as a “realistic” portrayal of the men and women of the FBI who pursue serials killers. And, he reminds us, the TV series is not real life.
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