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Every episode I direct of Criminal Minds: Evolution means something different to me, but this week's is especially close to my heart. One reason: I had the deep honor of officiating the real-life wedding of Janelle Gaeta Marmo who you'll see in a scene with myself and Voit. Another:... it features Linda Lavin, a beautiful soul and dear new-old friend. I didn't know it at the time, but I was directing her final performance, one that is as profound as it is unforgettable. And the last reason this episode is so meaningful... well, you'll have to watch to understand. Fittingly, the episode is called 'Time to Say Goodbye. And though we never truly say goodbye to someone like Linda, whose light stays with us, this one is for her and all those we've loved and lost, yet stay with us in ways words can never fully capture. Enjoy.show more

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Фото профиля Nic ✨ cme spoliers

Nic ✨ cme spoliers1 год назад

@criminalminds @JanelleGaeta @pagetpaget @paramountplus Papa Rossi to the rescue 🫡

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Jeanne Roland1 год назад

PRINCESS BRIDE x ROBIN HOOD & MULAN in 14thc Belgium!🔥🏹 Light-hearted Coming-of-age Escapism 🏹🌺💋 Immersive 💞💔💘 Romantic 🔥 Slow-burning pining 💯 Unique & Original Packed with plot, intrigue, twists & turns, gorgeous boy shenanigans, & LOTS of longbow archery trials!🏹 Escape with Marieke into the intrigue, adventure, & romance of the all-male archers' guild of Saint Sebastian🏹 #free on #kindleunlimited 💞🏹🌺💋🔥 #romance #yaromance #cleanromance #historical #fantasy #booktwt #books #BookWormSat #bookworms #epic #medieval #archery #adventure #lovestory #foundfamily #friendship #yalit

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Ogir1 год назад

@criminalminds @JanelleGaeta @pagetpaget @paramountplus I love that new format! Can't wait for more. I just hope that Paramount lets you finish this voyage without interruption.

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mel1 год назад

@criminalminds @JanelleGaeta @pagetpaget @paramountplus I am a huge fan. I truly love Criminal Minds and you as an actor and director Rossi has always been one of my favorite characters . Wheels up Joe

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Doctoress1 год назад

@criminalminds @JanelleGaeta @pagetpaget @paramountplus 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

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adesh singh1 год назад

@criminalminds @JanelleGaeta @pagetpaget @paramountplus Can'twait to see the episode Joe. I'm sure you did it, and your friend justice .

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Christine L1 год назад

@criminalminds @JanelleGaeta @pagetpaget @paramountplus Oh, wow. Thank you for sharing, Joe!

Фото профиля Tara/CM:Evolution ✈

Tara/CM:Evolution ✈1 год назад

@criminalminds @JanelleGaeta @pagetpaget @paramountplus Many of the episodes Joe directs leaves us in tears 😢

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caity1 год назад

@criminalminds @JanelleGaeta @pagetpaget @paramountplus This is so beautifully written. I can’t wait to witness your art tomorrow. Thank you Papa Joe ❤️

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Danielle1 год назад

@criminalminds @JanelleGaeta @pagetpaget @paramountplus I HATE that Will was killed off!! IT SUCKS!

Фото профиля Jason Nemetz

Jason Nemetz1 год назад

@criminalminds @JanelleGaeta @pagetpaget @paramountplus Right on, this is awesome, can’t wait to see it!

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