![]() He’s too young to know whether or not the warning signs of eventual memory loss are there for him, and while Cat is behind bars, her last warning about remembering him in 20 years, when he may not remember her at all, remains. This was a heavy case anchored by great performances from Gubler and Plaza luckily, there was a fun Garcia moment at the end to lighten the mood before we started to get heavy again with Reid thinking about the future. Was his own attachment to his mother keeping him from wanting to use him further as a part of the game? What would have happened otherwise? One of our favorite discussion points moving out of the episode is whether or not he really wanted Morgan to play out the story about Cat’s father being outside, or if this was a part of the game. However, it did come at a heavy cost: Having to bear his soul about his mother’s dementia and his own personal fears. Tonight’s episode was a success for Reid in that he was able to eventually (with the help of Morgan and the rest of the team) stop Cat from detonating a bomb inside of a crowded restaurant. The Dirty Dozen have been a major threat, but they are starting to be chipped down piece by piece. Reid returned to action after spending some time looking after his mother to embark on one of his boldest missions to date: Trying to outsmart Cat Adams (Aubrey Plaza), known mass-murderer and a part of the network of criminals the BAU have been chasing for quite some time (not to mention the stranglehold they’ve had on the aforementioned Garcia). ![]() We specifically got a ton of Matthew Gray Gubler in “Entropy” Wednesday night, which may be otherwise known as one of the best episodes of this season. ![]()
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