The show's timeline is a pretty big mess. "Machismo," for instance, has a specific date attached, the Mexican Day of the Dead, which is in November. But the show aired in April of '06. The you have "The Big Game" on the Super Bowl in February of '07, so were the fourteen cases (less TFK 1&2) in between those eps really all in the five months in between the Day of the Dead and the Super Bowl? 'Cause that would be a lot of traveling. No wonder Haley was pissed off.
"A Thousand Words" theoretically took place over a Friday and Saturday, but the date given on screen for the first 9-1-1 call was a Wednesday.
I've not seen anyone try to work out a logical timeline for all eps, based around the few that have specific dates attached. Like Hotch's backstory, it's probably best not to think about it too much.
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Date: May. 16th, 2010 03:47 am (UTC)"A Thousand Words" theoretically took place over a Friday and Saturday, but the date given on screen for the first 9-1-1 call was a Wednesday.
I've not seen anyone try to work out a logical timeline for all eps, based around the few that have specific dates attached. Like Hotch's backstory, it's probably best not to think about it too much.