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Title: Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior (2011)
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On the streets of San Francisco a team of the Federal Bureau of Investigation's Behavioral Analysis Unit use profiling to catch some of the most horrific serial killers and unidentifiable subjects.
I liked the first episode somewhat mostly because I already had it my mind that I would like the show. When the this team first appeared on the original Criminal Minds I liked them very much and thought "boy, I would like to see more of them" so it seemed like my wish was granted. Maybe I liked them so much on the original show because I enjoyed the interaction of the two teams, especially Prentiss and Mick.
After watching the first 5 episodes I just can't take it anymore. Forest Whitaker always seems distracted-like he's daydreaming-not focusing on the case at hand. I do like him as an actor-thought he was excellent in "The Shield"-a really nasty piece of work character and also in "Species" as the empath. However, the writers haven't fleshed out the characters quickly enough. Nothing to make the viewers like or care about them.
The detective work is shoddy. I found myself creating a better profile quicker than they did. Too bad, I really did want to like it, two hours of quality Criminal Minds would have been awesome.