It was did you watch it?

Actually she was a lot stronger, she save an Agents life (not Morgan) and killed one of the Unsubs.

Nope, just Blake is the only one to go. Everyone else is signed on through at least next season. Reid's contract was up this year and I believe he signed a two year contract.

I dunno if Morgan will be around much longer since his movie career is starting to take off. He is filming two movies this summer and in talks for a third, a sequel to a movie he starred in a few years ago The Brothers. He also just voiced a character in a new Marvel animated movie that just came out on DVD and Blu-Ray.

First things first – this case of unpaid commissions probably wouldn’t make it on to Criminal Minds. But here in Hollywood, today’s breach of contract lawsuit seeking “no less than $480,000” from Craig Dorfman and his Frontline Entertainment against the veteran CBS drama’s Thomas Gibson has all the makings of a classic. “Dorfman’s management company Frontline has literally been on the frontlines, recusing Gibson’s career from professional crises of Gibson’s own making,” says the vivid and detailed 7-claim jury seeking complaint by Frontline Management and Dorfman filed in LA Superior Court today (read it here).


After all that, Frontline say that for their efforts and heartache for the actor what they got was Gibson earlier this year demanding they cut their commission from 10% to 7.5%. In a document not at all short on personal info and supposed workplace bad behavior, it, as always, comes down to money. As today’s filing reveals, Gibson apparently makes $200,000 an episode on the long running CBS series and a total of about $4.8 million a year to which Dorfman says he’s entitled to the long standing portion of 10%. After Dorfman refused Gibson’s cut down of the commission, the Criminal Minds actor dumped Frontline on June 24 this year. He also stopped paying the management company. Which is why Dorfman is taking his old client to court for the money he says he’s owed for the guidance Frontline gave Gibson since the two sides made a management agreement in 2003. The relationship actually goes back much further than that to 1996 when Gibson was on Chicago Hope and Dorfman became his agent.

http://deadline.com/2014/08/criminal-minds-thomas-gibson-sued-manger-commissions-822234/

Wow, I remember the DUI, the cat fishing incident and about his damn near fist fight with Shemar Moore but this seems like a public slandering for revenge. If you read the paperwork that was filed in court it looks more like an attack then a law suit not to mention what kind of a talent agent gets a verbal not written agreement?!?

You know I watched CM for ages and always wondered what an unsub was, in the end I googled it and learned that its the unknown subject.
Dr Spencer Reed rocks.

https://pmcdeadline2.files.wordpress.com/2014/08/gibson-dorfman-lawsuit-wm-and-updated.pdf

There's a copy of the lawsuit. It is nothing but a public smear campaign done in spite. I hope Gibson sues him for slander and deformation of character.

How can you not know what an Unsub is? The define it multiple times every season........

I love Jennifer Love Hewitt and her recent addition to the cast of the show.

This might be her last season. She said she will walk next season if her salary isn't higher. Her and AJ Cook get a fraction of what their male counterparts make. Thomas Gibson is making $200,000+ per episode, I'm guessing Shemar Moore and Matthew Grey Gubler are making about the same and Joe Mantegna is getting more then $200,000 and I can only guess what Jennifer Love Hewett is getting...........

CNN) -- Actor Nicholas Brendon, best known as Xander Harris on the "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" TV series, was arrested in Boise, Idaho, showing signs of intoxication, police said.

Brendon was in town for the Tree City Comic Con.

Police were called to a downtown hotel Friday after reports of a disturbance in the lobby, according a news release from the Boise Police Department.

"When officers arrived, they found the suspect who showed signs of intoxication and repeatedly refused officers commands to stay seated while officers tried to speak with witnesses," the release said. "When the suspect continued to try and walk away, officers took him into custody for resisting and obstructing."

The hotel staff said Brendon had broken a decorative dish and they wanted to press charges.

He was booked into the Ada County Jail and bonded out, police said.

Brendon is charged with two misdemeanors -- malicious injury to property and resisting or obstructing officers.

Police say additional charges are possible.

Brendon remained on the schedule to speak at an event Saturday evening.

His Twitter account thanked fans for their "love, support and positive vibes."

On Monday, Brendon took to his Facebook to write, "I can offer an explanation but I make no excuse for my unacceptable behavior."

He said that he had a cyst behind his kneecap, for which he was taking pain medication, which he then mixed with alcohol.

Calling the resulting episode "embarrassing and unacceptable," he said, "I intend to seek appropriate treatment and therapy for my medical ailments as well as my emotional demons."

He closed with, "Again: I apologize. Those two small words don't begin to express my regrets, but they do mark the beginning of my recovery. During this difficult time, I appreciate understanding as I pursue rehabilitation -- and I value support as I earn redemption with my family, friends, and fans."

http://www.cnn.com/2014/10/19/showbiz/nicholas-brendon-buffy-arrest/index.html

Why do I think Kevin Lynch won't be in Criminal Minds anytime soon?

This might be the last season for Criminal Minds.... It hasn't been renewed yet and 6 of the cast members contracts are up and none have signed as of yet. I also read that if Gibson or Mantegna don't sign back on that maybe the deal breaker for CBS....... Between this and Fox killing my second favorite show The Following, it's a bad day!

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I doubt it will be, it is a top 10 show but there were issues last time the contracts were up. A.J. Cook and Kristen Vangness almost didn't come back because they were getting paid half of what the male cast members were making. When you figure Shemar Moore is making over $200,000 and episode and he isn't one of the two lead characters you gotta figure it's an expensive show to make. I bet Gibson and Mantegna are making between $300,000 to $500,000 an episode and the last time the contract negotiations were going on CBS said they wouldn't renew the series if both Gibson and Mantegna wouldn't return.

so i guess that means...someone might get killed off again ...

It did get renewed on Monday! Jeniffer Love Hewitt wont return for season 11 but she will return for season 12 according to CBS. They haven't announced if everyone is coming back, I know they were all up for contract renewals though. I would be seriously surprised if everyone else comes back though.