Yeah, good ol' Tyra (her name is Sydney this time around) is on a killing spree with her boy friend/husband who's played by Jonathan Tucker of The Black Donnellys, another superb NBC show, which unfortunately lasted less than one season a few years back. Tucker (Tommy on the Donnellys, Ray on tonight's CM) has a certain amount of sensitivity, as did his much better character on the Donnellys. I would've liked to see Riggins jumping into this, but no such luck, and our gun-happy couple predictably end up dead, but not quite as you might have expected.
Of more lasting significance is a thread introduced about Emily, who quotes Nietzsche about suffering at the beginning of this episode. She's on the verge of suffering an unwanted reunion with some unfinished business from her past just out of prison in Russia.
This makes the second wriggling back story for one of the BAU team introduced in the past two episodes, the first being Spencer losing some part of his mind in episode 6.12.
Interesting stuff on this highly intelligent show, which will no doubt play some major role in or before this season's finale.
See also Criminal Minds in Sixth Season Premiere ... Criminal Minds 6.2: The Meaning of J. J. Leaving ... Criminal Minds 6.3: Proust, Twain, Travanti
And Criminal Minds 5.22 and the Dark Side of New New Media
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