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** [[Badass Beard]]: Only in "It Takes a Village". The fandom consensus seems to be that he should grow it back.
*** Apparently others associated with the show liked it, too: a brief clip of the [[Badass Beard]] is shown in the Season 7 opening credits.
** [[Badass Bookworm]]: Collected coins as a kid, grew up to be a prosecutor, then took an apparent [[Took a Level
** [[Badass in a Nice Suit]]
* [[Break the Cutie]]
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* [[Dark and Troubled Past]]: Poor kid. Mommy's schizophrenic and Dad abandoned everyone. Biggest brain in the room and usually the one targeted physically by the serial killers.
* [[Disappeared Dad]]: First with his own father, and then with his ''father figure'', Gideon.
* [[Fan Wank]]: In an in-universe example, Reid has a tendency to bore his colleagues with rants about the specs of the [[Star Wars|Death Star]], whether [[Bill and Ted]] is a ripoff of ''[[Doctor Who]]'', and the nature and frequency of science errors in the original ''[[Star Trek: The
* [[Flanderization]]: We all know that athletics are not Reid's strong suit, but failing EVERYTHING involving physical exertion (marksmanship, physical training, the obstacle course, Hogan's Alley, etc) at the Academy? It's a little extreme and it begs the question of how he not only passed the Academy, but continues to pass his field qualifications.
* [[Geek Physiques]]: The skinny kind. Probably as a result of [[Forgets to Eat]].
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* [[Teens Are Monsters]]: Holy ''shit'' his classmates in his [[Backstory]]. See [[Prank Date]] above, and keep in mind he would've been ''at most'' '''''twelve'''''.
* [[The Smart Guy]]: Three [[Ph Ds]], one of them in engineering, check. Difficulty with guns (at least, in "LDSK"), check. Prefers to talk people down rather than risk shoot-outs, check. [[Badass Bookworm]], check.
* [[Took a Level
{{quote|'''Interviewer''': Now, calm down, Agent--
'''Reid''': [[Criminal Minds/Awesome|This is calm and it's]] ''[[Criminal Minds/Awesome|Doctor]]''. }}
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** She was even more screwed than usual: Cook wasn't let go because of ratings or a dispute with the cast or crew; she was let go because CBS was pinching pennies to make a spinoff (which failed) and was too cheap to renew her contract.
* [[The Danza]]: Subverted. Although A.J. Cook jokes that the character was named JJ so she'd be able to remember it (being a blonde), the producers swear they came up with the name before Cook was cast.
* [[Took a Level
* [[What Happened to the Mouse?]]: Will and Henry seem to appear and disappear in continuity [[Depending on the Writer]].
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* [[Ship Tease]]: For a series that is strictly [[No Hugging, No Kissing]] among the main cast, she gets quite a bit with both Reid and Morgan
* [[This Is Gonna Suck]]: Her response to going "undercover" in "52 Pickup".
* [[Took a Level
* [[What Happened to the Mouse?]]: The {{spoiler|scarification shamrock}} inflicted by Doyle seems to have magically disappeared.
* [[When You Coming Home, Dad?|When You Coming Home Mom]]: While it's never really confirmed, Emily Prentiss does not have a good relationship with her mother, and has implied numerous times that Ambassador Prentiss was neglectful toward her (most notably in "Honor Amongst Thieves", when she's surprised the Ambassador would go to her, and in "Demonology", {{spoiler|when she says her mother "would have killed" her if she'd found out Emily was pregnant and had an abortion}}).
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