Nearly 4 years after FBI agent David Rossi (Joe Mantegna) left Criminal Minds, he reunited with former costar Matthew Gray Gubler.
“Had dinner with the guy who’s like a son to me,” Mantegna, 75, tweeted on Wednesday, August 16, alongside a photo of him hugging Gubler, 43, who played Dr. Spencer Reid.
Mantegna left Criminal Minds in 2019 after 12 years on the CBS collection.
“As I wrap up my remaining day of filming Criminal Minds, I will be able to’t help however reflect in awe at what a in point of fact glorious enjoy it's been,” he tweeted at the time. “As you understand I got here to a show already in production. I used to be welcomed by way of the forged and group instantly, making me really feel a part of the crew on day one. The subsequent 12 years could be a wild and beautiful journey. Yes, I will be able to omit playing David Rossi, and I’ll omit the wonderful writing that introduced him to life, however mostly I can pass over seeing my fellow solid buddies and our improbable team on a daily basis. It would possibly seem like a cliché to say we’re like family, but it surely’s so especially true.”
He continued: “In 15 seasons, we’ve all grown just a little older, hopefully somewhat wiser too. We laughed together, we cried together, and like a circle of relatives we gained and misplaced contributors alongside the way. Some got married, some were given divorced, some had kids, some had a couple of! … As I pack up my property from my trailer and cargo my automotive, I am happy with what we completed and happy with the paintings.”
Nearly a 12 months later, Criminal Minds — which started airing on CBS in 2005 — wrapped up its final season in February 2020 and Gubler took to social media to replicate on the remaining 15 years.
“I’ve carried those Three props with me nearly every day for the closing 15 years,” he captioned a Twitter photo of his FBI badge, pistol and watch. “After this night I’ll simply elevate them in my middle the place I will perpetually stay memories of the most efficient crew, the best cast, and the best fands (fanatics/pals) a fictional crimefighter may just ever have.”
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In July 2022, it was once announced that the franchise would be back by the use of a 10-episode sequence titled Criminal Minds: Evolution. The show would include one of the vital former cast akin to Mantegna, Paget Brewster, A.J. Cook, Kirsten Vangsness, Aisha Tyler and Adam Rodriguez. Shortly after its premiere, Paramount announced that Criminal Minds: Evolution had already been renewed for some other season.
“We’re delighted to bring much more twisted storylines to our loyal lovers of Criminal Minds: Evolution with the order of some other season,” Tanya Giles, the chief programming officer of Paramount Streaming, stated in a January statement. “The sequence has always been a constant best performer for Paramount+ and fans have quickly embraced this new season with its more serialized elements. There are still many dark twists and turns yet to come back for the BAU this season and we will be able to’t wait for fans to see what’s in retailer.”
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