T9.E20

Blood Relations

Episódio foi ao ar 2 de abr. de 2014
16
44 min

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaWhen the bodies of two murder victims are found in a backwoods community in West Virginia, the BAU uncovers a long-simmering feud between two families and must investigate which one of them ... Ler tudoWhen the bodies of two murder victims are found in a backwoods community in West Virginia, the BAU uncovers a long-simmering feud between two families and must investigate which one of them could be responsible for the deaths.When the bodies of two murder victims are found in a backwoods community in West Virginia, the BAU uncovers a long-simmering feud between two families and must investigate which one of them could be responsible for the deaths.

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- Matthew Gray Gubler
Roteiristas
- Jeff Davis
- Breen Frazier
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Direção
- Matthew Gray Gubler
Roteiristas
- Jeff Davis
- Breen Frazier
Artistas

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Curiosidades
Tobin Bell, Adrienne Barbeau & Bill Overstock Jr are all Horror movie legends.

Erros de gravação
Malachi and JJ get on the elevator on floor 2, as indicated by the signs on the door frame. After Malachi and Cissy have their "visit your daddy's grave recently" exchange; Hotch, JJ, and Cissy get off the elevator. The signs on the door frame still say "2."

Citações
Derek Morgan: Is that barbed wire?
Penelope Garcia: Indeed it is, arranged to fit like a noose.
Derek Morgan: How do you wrap that into a noose?
Penelope Garcia: I guess it's the same way that porcupines make love. Very carefully.

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Theme from Criminal Minds
Composed by Marc Fantini and Steffan Fantini

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7/10

No attempt at creativity

Proud Wheeling native,

I am from Texas but I don't own boots, a belt buckle or any livestock, but a lot of movies and shows depict Texans as all Cowboys. I have been over that stigma since I was 10 yrs old, and you can get over it too.

Oh, and by the way, the word "of" should never replace the word "have" in a sentence after the word "could" and "should".