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Mentes criminales Submerged (2005– ) Online

Mentes criminales Submerged (2005– ) Online
2005– Joe Mantegna Matthew Gray Gubler A.J. Cook Rob Bailey
Original Title :
Submerged
Genre :
TV Episode / Crime / Drama / Mystery / Thriller
Year :
2005–
Directror :
Rob Bailey
Cast :
Joe Mantegna,Matthew Gray Gubler,A.J. Cook
Writer :
Jeff Davis,Bruce Zimmerman
Type :
TV Episode
Time :
42min
Rating :
6.5/10

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Mentes criminales Submerged (2005– ) Online

The team heads to Ramona, California where three sets of murders have taken place in backyard pools. In all three cases, a male victim was tied to a cinder block and drowned, with a female victim shot in the chest found floating in the pool in the third set. Also in all three cases, seemingly minor items were burgled - an inexpensive coin set, bowling trophies and costume jewelry - with more expensive items still remaining in the houses. Because of the stolen items, the crimes were initially deemed burglaries gone wrong by the local authorities. When the team arrives in Ramona, they find that it is a recreational town largely developed by the creation of Lake Palmer twenty years ago, it a man made reservoir. The town is going through some economic hardship due to drought which has dropped the lake's water level and thus has closed many of the recreational activities on the lake, such as fishing. Because of the economic situation, burglaries have been on the rise, hence the reason for ...
Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Joe Mantegna Joe Mantegna - David Rossi
Matthew Gray Gubler Matthew Gray Gubler - Dr. Spencer Reid (credit only)
A.J. Cook A.J. Cook - Jennifer Jareau
Kirsten Vangsness Kirsten Vangsness - Penelope Garcia
Aisha Tyler Aisha Tyler - Dr. Tara Lewis
Daniel Henney Daniel Henney - Matt Simmons
Adam Rodriguez Adam Rodriguez - Luke Alvez
Paget Brewster Paget Brewster - Emily Prentiss
Lou Diamond Phillips Lou Diamond Phillips - Sheriff Clifford Mason
Steven Grayhm Steven Grayhm - Jess Carney
Brad Hunt Brad Hunt - Casey Peters
Shannon Brown Shannon Brown - Timothy Kane (as Shannon Merrill Brown)
Preston Flagg Preston Flagg - Smitty
Connor Falk Connor Falk - Young Jess Carney
Carter Hastings Carter Hastings - Young Leland Peters

First time since "Criminal Minds: Strange Fruit (2013)" that the BAU team doesn't present a profile to the local LEOs.


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Gann

Gann

'Criminal Minds' has always been one of my most-watched shows and was a personal favourite for a while. Seasons 1-5 was its best period, Season 4 was especially great. It did get hit and miss from Season 6 onwards, with a mix of good and more episodes and disappointing and less episodes. Season 11 was, apart from about 5 episodes, pretty weak. Season 12 was inconsistent but generally an improvement, its weakest episodes nowhere near as bad as the low-points of Seasons 6, 9 and especially 11.

Season 13 so far has not been too bad, in fact it's been quite good. It is already so much better than Season 11, which started off well actually but quickly went downhill, and has generally settled quicker than Season 12. As far as the previous Season 13 episodes go, "Wheels Up, "Killer App", "Dust and Bones" and "False Flag" were particularly good. Up to this point, only "To a Better Place" and "Neon Terror" were a little disappointing, with a lot of admirable qualities but also an over-familiar and not much special case.

While they were disappointing however, they were still above average. "Submerged" for me was the first episode of the season to be merely average. By all means, "Submerged" is not a bad episode and a long way from a 'Criminal Minds' low point. It's just not a great episode either and far from a classic.

There are obvious good points. As always with 'Criminal Minds', the visuals are stylish and atmospheric. The music is not too over-bearing or low-key. There are intriguing moments in the writing and some of the direction is alert and accommodating. The rain at the end was a nice if clichéd touch and the start struck interest.

All the acting from the leads and support is without complaint, and Matt has settled well. Far more so than most new team members that either took a while to gel or never did. The procedural aspects and team work are balanced well with the case and intrigue. The unsub is an interesting one, one that one feels oddly sorry for despite the uncondonable actions. The back-story and how the crimes came to be were where the case fared strongest and actually had a lot of heart.

For all those good things, there are some debits too. The case for me was underwhelming, definitely the weakest up to this point in the season. It did from personal opinion lack tension and suspense, sometimes going the unintentionally goofy route. Outside of the backstory and previous circumstances the story was fairly routine and the unsub's methods were perplexing and awkward. Some of it was on the vague and under-explored side too, more questions than there were answers, and the victimology aspect was pretty strange for 'Criminal Minds' could have been clearer.

Pacing at times could have been tighter, as could have other parts of the writing. The climax was somewhat too pat and could have done with more tension. The team work and procedural aspects within the team worked well, would though have liked more character moments and little things. There were for my liking not enough and it was only the stuff with Rossi that was particularly memorable and even that could have gone into more depth.

In conclusion, not bad but disappointing. 5/10 Bethany Cox
Faugami

Faugami

A not bad episode could have been better but not bad.

I liked that Lou Diamond Phillips guest starred he's a pretty good actor.

Submerged:

When cases of pool related murders/killings happen the BAU investigates the incidents.

As they piece the clues along with the unsub and area together they tie things off.

The ending wasn't bad either.

In the end rain won over everything.
Kahavor

Kahavor

It is always good to see Lou Diamond back on TV and it was an okay episode here. it did get a bit too repetitive, and the idea of any kid willingly going along with a crazy adult wanting to be a pirate is a little inplausible, but it was still kind of entertaining. Simmons' ineptitude should become a storyline on this show though as he completely botched the handling of the situation on the dock, and it's not the first one this season he has done wrong.
Zainian

Zainian

I love this series, but this episode was interminable. It was just over the top.