Fans got their trusts high when they heard there will be another character in "Criminal Minds" trusting it will be Thomas Gibson yet clearly they will be baffled. Gibson was let go in light of the fact that he got into a conflict with one of the writers. The writer without a doubt knew how to cut Gibson off so he could get him back later in the show if necessary, yet it would seem that he won't be required all things considered.
As indicated by TV Line, fans began a boycott to bring Gibson back, however the show cast held up until the finish of the scene to present another on-screen character. It is presumably generally advantageous. Adam Rodriguez additionally rejoined the cast a role as Luke Alvez, Aisha Tyler was advanced as a series standard on-screen character and additionally Paget Brewster. So far, Spencer Reid, the main character played by Matthew Gray Gubler has been taken custody for being involved in possession of drugs, reported TVLine
Fans didn't get enough time to conform themselves to the show without Gibson, now they need to see another performer supplanting their previous top pick. He joined when Emily Prentiss (Paget Brewster) disclosed to her group they will require Mr. Scratch's assistance for one of their cases. Emily will request Interpol's help and that is the point at which the new character is venturing in. A portion of the fans will allow him to substantiate himself, while some of them are cutting the show. Another issue emerges for the cast of "Criminal Minds", Dr. Spencer Reid needs to take a little time off to be with his family since his mom suffers from dementia, reported newseveryday.
"Criminal Minds" had 7.73 million watchers up, this is the biggest group of audience for the show since October 12. The show rotates around FBI specialists who needed to manage criminal brains on a consistent schedule. It would appear that even the individuals who weren't keen on the show any longer watched it to see the new on-screen character.
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