Until recently, Joe Mantegna, Rossi's interpreter in Criminal mindsof which TF1 is broadcasting two new episodes this Wednesday, November 20 at 9:10 p.m., did not know that it was being given a very special label…
This Wednesday, November 20, profilers from the FBI's Behavioral Sciences Department continue their investigations with two new episodes of the effective and gripping season 17. Two chapters, broadcast from 9:10 p.m. on TF1, which once again promise to be particularly suffocating. Let the nearly 2.2 million fans who watched the first two episodes last week be warned!
Criminal minds : What awaits you this Wednesday, November 20 on TF1!
This Wednesday, November 20, two new new investigations are therefore offered on TF1 from 9:10 p.m. In the first, entitled “Fear in the face” and produced by Adam Rodriguezthe interpreter of Luke in the series, the profilers must advance on several grounds at the same time: their Department is more and more under tension after the death of Bailey a few weeks earlier, JJ (A.J. Cook) and Luke tries to convince Voit's wife (Zach Gilford) to speak with him in order to make him crack, Tyler (Ryan-James Hatanaka) is still moving forward on the sensitive “Gold Star” file… and meanwhile, Lewis (Aisha Tyler) and Rossi (Joe Mantegna) go to Houston to investigate a serial killer with unique methods. In the second episode, called “To the kingdoms of the blind” and directed by Joe Mantegna, the profilers are confronted with new murders perpetrated by “Gold Star”, this time in Nevada.
Criminal minds : “I guess I have to take that as a compliment.”Joe Mantegna (Rossi) responds with humor to his astonishing reputation
In an interview granted to our American colleagues at Entertainment Weekly, Joe Mantegna, eminent actor in Hollywood for decades and interpreter of the very serious profiler David Rossi in Criminal mindsmischievously returned to an astonishing label that stuck to him and of which he was still unaware a few months ago. A quick reminder of the facts: during a short format produced by the Paramount+ platform (first broadcaster of the series in the United States) and broadcast last June, the actor learned that he was a “DILF” (literally, a “Father we would like to sleep with”, editor’s note) To our colleagues at EW, he returned to this qualifier: “It was very new to me. I don't go online. I know I have a profile [sur les réseaux sociaux] but my daughter runs it (…) When this 'DILF' designation came up, I thought it was a Disney thing or something. But when someone asked me if I knew what 'MILF' meant, I understood. Well, what do you want, I guess I have to take that as a compliment.” A way of both mischievous and classy to react to this label and to keep in mind when viewing the two episodes of season 17, in which unfortunately does not appear Matthew Gray Gublerthis Wednesday, November 20 on TF1!
