Another episode that didn't rank among my favorites but it was actually pretty good. I thought it was interesting how they kept thinking they knew how it happened (food poisoning....then the candy) but they kept having to rethink everything until they finally got it right.

The part about who had actually done it and why wasn't very clear to me in the beginning. And I think the ending was a little bit of a let down only because it was one of those moments where they're racing to save the victims and they find them and then it's like - give 'em a shot...they're fine. I just felt like - That's it??? :lol:

Anyway.....it was a little scary to think what someone could actually accomplish by doing something like this. :blink:

I agree, this wasn't one of my favourite eps either, but I liked the twists and turns. And it was kinda funny at the end when JJ went to lick the envelope and then stopped. :lol: :rolleyes: I was thinking the same thing.

This episode was different, so they do have to get points for trying something new, whether it failed or not, but for me I think I would have liked some follow through on the original victim, the one that brought them on the case. This was the first time they were so detached from the vics because there was so many of them and it was a little weird for me.

I agree, it did get confusing. For me it was when the accomplice/victim came in, but I think for the most part that knot untangled itself. Yet this was still not a great episode in my opinion. Better luck next week. ;)

Oh no, wait! I remembered something I liked about it! The convo between Hotch and JJ at the end, right before she hesitates at licking the envelope. It was interesting and a great scene character wise for me.

But yeah, that's about it.