Derek shares that he feels a bit betrayed that Emily left, especially after they had just gotten shot at in the last episode by Doyle’s men. But Rossi thinks his anger is more rooted in the fact that Emily crossed the line with Doyle (aka, she slept with a terrorist??). 

That is the most unrealistic thing about this because a seasoned public transportation user would not just bare-fist a stanchion like that. Also, Prentis is sitting in the PRIORITY SEATING FOR PREGNANT, ELDERLY AND DISABLED PEOPLE.

We open to classical piano music and a Walmart-brand Noah Schnapp. The child is playing the piano and teasing those keys. Baby- it’s a montage.

Jane turns to Molly and goes: “I call this a humility check. It shatters those selfish thoughts so you can hear other people’s feelings and needs.”

Now we get another monologue from the unsub, accompanied by a montage of the unsub driving around in his taxi. He complains about the smells of the “guinea pigs” as he drives around.

Jimmy tells the BAU that his friend Victor had some sort of cancer in “his man’s part.” But Jimmy was not taking the traditional western medicine route.

As the police officers finally escort the perp away, he turns to Nancy and goes: “Will I have to sleep in the same prison cell as him?” And Amber, coming in clutch, turns to her mom and goes: “If I take a bus to Uncle David’s and get lost, will I have to sleep in jail too?”