Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior

Penelope Garcia:
Ground Control to Major Sam!

Sam Cooper:
Maybe this isn't a hanging. Maybe this man was lynched.

Sgt. Potter:
There's a difference?

Jonathan 'Prophet' Simms:
Lynchings are usually for an audience. It's not a solitary event.

Gina LaSalle:
[Over the phone] Hey, Penelope, it's Gina. Can you map out where we are right now?

Penelope Garcia:
Oh, my lady, you should know by now that I can do anything!

William Meeks:
I need a doctor!

Mick Rawson:
All the doctors are busy treating the kids you blew up!

Barry Vernon:
I was supposed to pick her up. I always pick her up. The one time I-...

Sam Cooper:
Your mother fell victim to a crime. The fault lies with the criminal, not with you.

[last lines]

Special Agent Sam Cooper:
[voiceover] "If you're in pitch blackness, all you can do is sit tight until your eyes get used to the dark." Haruki Murakami

Sam Cooper:
[briefing his team about a spree killer in Oklahoma] We all know that spree killers won't stop until they're killed or they kill themselves. So it's not a question of if he's gonna strike again, it's a question of when.

Carol Langstrom:
How are you going to find a murderer who randomly shoots people for no reason at all?

Sam Cooper:
Because there is a reason. Somewhere inside of him, there's a reason that he does what he does. We may not understand it yet, but when we do, the "why" is gonna lead us to the "who".

Mick Rawson:
I know it's not my place, but do you mind if I give you some advice?

Kurt Reston:
I'm taking anything I can get these days.

Mick Rawson:
When he's ready, tell Ben that you need his help with the little one. Let him know that it's his job to tell his sister about their mother. It'll keep her alive for both of them.

Sam Cooper:
Sometimes it's as subtle as a few broken branches, sometimes it's as obvious as a freshly dug grave. But somewhere, the unsub left us a breadcrumb. We find it, we find the victims.

Marshall Phelps:
You do know I'm a federal judge.

Jonathan 'Prophet' Simms:
Right now, sir, you're Emma's father.

Medical Examiner:
Three ripping fissures, originating from behind the left jawline, continuing on thirty-degree tears of six inches to the mouth, eight inches across the bridge of the nose, and thoroughly evacuating the left eye socket. Just below the left ear is a puncture wound.

Beth Griffith:
He lived a full day after this.

Medical Examiner:
It's amazing he lived so long. I mean, it must have been excruciating.

Gina Lasalle:
Sam, your amazing ability to have empathy for these guys is what makes you so good at catching them.