Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior: Difference between revisions

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* [[Batter Up]]: ''Nighthawk''.

* [[Berserk Button]]: Prophet and child molesters. He gets violent around them. [[Vigilante Execution|Guess]] how he went into jail in the first place?

* [[Bread, Eggs, Milk, Squick]]: The killer in ''Jane'' goes to get a beer out of his fridge, revealing that's also where he keeps the severed heads of his victims.

* [[Chalk Outline]]: ''Jane''.

* [[Screwed By the Network]]: CBS aired the [[Poorly-Disguised Pilot]] shortly before it announced cuts to the ''[[Criminal Minds (TV)|Criminal Minds]]'' female cast for "budget reasons". Fans were displeased, and quite a few blamed the new show, which resulted in many fans boycotting it, causing it to tank in the ratings as a result. Though some would argue that it was [[Laser-Guided Karma]], as the cnacellation of this show paved the way for CBS to bring back A.J. Cook and agree not to reduce Paget Brewster's screentime.

* [[Serial Killer]]

* [[Slashed Throat]]: Happens to a would-be good samaritan in ''Jane'', when he spots the killer abducting his latest victim.

* [[Smug Snake]]: The imprisoned killer in ''Lonely Heart''.

* [[Sympathetic Murderer]]: The unsub of ''Devotion'' who is schizophrenic, {{spoiler|thinks his sister's corpse is alive}} and is trying to get her justice from their dad putting them in foster homes.

** The old man in ''Nighthawk''.

* [[Unresolved Sexual Tension]]: Mick and Gina; possibly Sam and Beth.

* [[The Vamp]]: The killer in ''The Time is Now'' would manipulate teenage boys into killing their parents. While it's never explicitly stated she used sex to do so, it's highly probable.