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Re: last night's discussion of Criminal Minds. I watch it mainly to learn more about what creates people like this.
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GregW (aka not2fast)
Jan 21 '16, 15:27
While it does seem to be childhood abuse most of the time, there are some more interesting cases.
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this was one of the rare episodes when they show the killers face immediately instead of the last 5 minutes -- nm
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Peglegpete
Jan 21, 16:05
Excel frustration. -- nm
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Loyola
Jan 21, 15:37
FYI: If you missed last week's ep "Entropy" with Aubrey Plaza, it was far out of the norm for the show and quite good. -- nm
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GregW
Jan 21, 15:30
rejection letters and waiting tables -- nm
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Max
Jan 21, 15:28
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