Spoilers ahead for the first two episodes of Criminal Minds: Evolutionso watch out if you haven’t seen it yet.
After a brief but perhaps necessary hiatus from the small screen, BAU is back strong Criminal Minds: Evolution, the streaming revival of the crime drama. Like everyone with a Paramount+ Subscription You already noticed, these new episodes have raised the bar on CBS’ 15 years since release longer episodes a break down language barriers while offering a dark and sad narrative. Unsurprisingly, the brightest light in this darkness is Kirsten Vangsness’ Penelope Garcia, who has reluctantly returned to her old turf to help track down Zach Gilford’s twisted new SuSub. This comeback included an emotional reconnection with the pink post-it note she had left for her replacement in the Criminal minds series finale streaming and the star gave us his thoughts on what’s inside.
Garcia got his post-it back in the episode “Sicarius” when he fell to the ground undetected by anyone at the BAU. Since the show never showed viewers what was written in the note, some fans might have expected the message to be revealed in full, but that wasn’t the case. . When Gossipify spoke to Kirsten Vangsness in time for Criminal Minds: EvolutionDuring her streaming debut, I thought she wouldn’t be able to fully divulge these secrets, so I asked her if she actually wrote anything on the pink card while filming the scene. To my surprise, she shared her final take on what Garcia’s note said, as seen in the video above. But first, she revealed an on-set detail fans should appreciate:
So when we made the original, I’d say 90% of Garcia’s pens and desk at the time, and up until now, were based on imagination. So they didn’t write. So I would write something, it would be really meaningful, but it would be different every take. I was like, whatever you want to try at that moment.
It’s funny that one of the most popular crime dramas of this century, which itself focuses on a government agency, can’t keep running with loose ink pens. Nobody is perfect I guess.
In any case, Kirsten Vangsness later revealed that she has a more formal idea of what Garcia’s note contains, while understanding that not all viewers will be interested in that particular response. In her words:
But actually, I’ve made a decision. I know what that thing says. Now people will argue with me, but now I’m like, ‘What do you have to say on this post-it?’ That’s what it says. So whenever someone sees this, I want you to think about what you need. And every time you see it, what do you want that post-it to say? And that’s what it says. With your imaginary pen.
So what does everyone think Garcia wrote to a hypothetical BAU tracking agent? Hopefully it wasn’t something too ambitious and self-confident, like declaring that she would never go back to that building, let alone that particular office, and that she was totally in love with Alvez, and that the BAU would never . try. deflate the agency’s budget. Because none of those things would have gone right.
Criminal Minds: Evolution stream new episodes (opens in a new tab) every Thursday on the recently featured Paramount+ one of the best streaming offers of the year for Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales ; Although it is no longer available, you can be sure that the platform will offer more offers to get closer to Christmas. Head over to our 2022 TV broadcast schedule to see what else will hit the small screen before the end of the year.
Source: Cinemablend
