"Criminal Minds" Collision Course (TV Episode 2017)

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Joe Mantegna

David Rossi

Matthew Gray Gubler

Dr. Spencer Reid

A.J. Cook

Jennifer Jareau

Kirsten Vangsness

Penelope Garcia

Damon Gupton

Stephen Walker

Aisha Tyler

Dr. Tara Lewis

Adam Rodriguez

Luke Alvez

Paget Brewster

Emily Prentiss

Jeananne Goossen

Fiona Duncan

Antonio Jovani Leon

AUSA Martinez
(as Antonio Leon)

Rosemary Dominguez

Marta Calderon

Joey Jennings

Jonathan Rhodes

Leah McKendrick

Alyssa Miles

Frank Gerrish

Pete Abadilla

Susan Beaubian

Judge Willa Frost

Ervin Ross

Court Clerk

Brandon Moten

Mark Keeling

Zack Radvansky

Tim Dellinger

Director
- Alec Smight
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Trivia
The building exterior used for police precinct is also used in another popular crime show, Psych in which they use it for their Santa Barbra police building.

Goofs
When Reid comes into the room to meet the lawyer, as he takes his seat at the table you can see written on the wall behind him HANDS MUST BE VISIBLE AT ALL TIMES. Yet when he sits down Reid puts hands under the table right away. They stay hidden from sight until Reid gets agitated, and hits the table top. The guard not only ignores his hiding his hands, but has no response to his agitated stare.

Quotes
Emily Prentiss: [opening quotation] "The illusion of control make the helplessness seem more palatable." - Allie Brosh.

Soundtracks
Just One Look
Performed by Ronnie Gesser
[Played on the radio at the 4th car crash]

No spoilers here, just a major annoyance and apparent lack of in-depth writing. When the unsub has an apparent connection to a radio station, you would think it would be common sense to explore that connection in the story. However, after watching it twice to see if I missed it, I was deeply disappointed in the writers that this particular line of reasoning was ignored.

I always love this show and the characters, but this little flaw in this story line aggravated me a bit. I'd be interested in knowing how this was overlooked by all involved. When I first saw it I was curious what they would find, sadly it was never addressed.