Episode
Criminal Minds: Open Season
Overview
The BAU is called to investigate after the bodies of missing people are discovered in a remote region of the Idaho wilderness. The gruesome find also leads the team to determine the unsubs have been hunting humans for sport.
Details
- Series
- Criminal Minds
- Season
- Season 2
- Episode
- Episode 21
- Air date
- 2007-05-02
- Runtime
- 43 min
Episode context
Open Season is Episode 21 in Season 2 of Criminal Minds. It aired on 2007-05-02. The runtime is 43 min.
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Episode 20: Honor Among Thieves
Elizabeth Prentiss, a foreign ambassador and SSA Emily Prentiss' mother, seeks the aid of the BAU when a Russian immigrant is kidnapped and held for ransom.
Episode 22: Legacy
When homeless persons begin going missing mysteriously from the streets in Kansas City, a local detective calls the BAU to investigate the disappearances.
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Episode 23: No Way Out: The Evilution of Frank (2)
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Episode 18: Jones
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Episode 17: Distress
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Episode 16: Fear and Loathing
The BAU becomes involved to prevent a possible race riot when the murder of four young black women in a mostly white New York suburb appear to be hate crimes.
Episode 15: Revelations (2)
In this conclusion of a special two-part episode, finding the serial killer becomes critical to the BAU when the team realizes Reid is being held captive and a live feed of him being tortured is shown on the internet. Meanwhile, Reid's troubled childhood is revealed in flashback sequences as he drifts in and out of consciousness.
Episode 14: The Big Game (1)
The BAU is called to investigate after a wealthy couple is murdered in their home following a Super Bowl party.
Episode 13: No Way Out (1)
Gideon is pitted against the scariest and most evil murderer in his entire career. When the BAU confronts the sadistic killer in a remote diner in the Nevada desert, the local authorities want to move quickly and make an arrest. But Gideon bides his time as he attempts to persuade the man, who has sworn not be captured, to reveal the whereabouts of a woman he is holding hostage.
Episode 12: Profiler, Profiled
Morgan is arrested as a serial killer after he goes home to Chicago to visit his family. Because the detective making the arrest had used a profile provided by Gideon, the team travels to Chicago to help the local authorities find the real killer and exonerate Morgan.
Episode 11: Sex, Birth, Death
The BAU is called to investigate a series of murders of prostitutes in Washington D.C. and Reid suspects a teenager he met asking for his help is guilty of the crimes. The case becomes complicated when a congresswoman, who about to make a speech to praise the city's lower crime rate, threatens to take away the case if Hotchner calls a press conference to discuss it.