First? Giles for the win. Kudos to Buffy love. ASH needs to be an unsub on Criminal Minds.
As for the list I've been meaning to sit down and compile a list but off the top of my head from episodes not mentioned above
No Way Out parts 1 and 2. Keith Carridine as Frank (and in my opinion a forerunner of Foyet) is equal parts appealing and almost demonic. Also, I think especially part two let's the Patinkin shine and shows off both Gideon's brilliance and his inner demons.
Reckoner: a very good Rossi episode. Seamlessly and a lovely hint into what could have been Rossi's not so clean path.
Unfinished Business: ...realizing there's a Gideon and Rossi centric vibe in my list thus far, I should include the other "old dog" episode. I really loved Max Ryan and wished they would have brought him back.
Conflicted: Jason Alexander (from Masterpiece) directs and Jackson Rathbone kicks ass/takes name.
The Wheel: This episode, not 100, is the only one to make me cry.
I'm sure there's at least a dozen more I can think of but that's a good start? Anyways Wilkommen, Bienvenue, Welcome!
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Date: Oct. 20th, 2010 05:04 am (UTC)As for the list I've been meaning to sit down and compile a list but off the top of my head from episodes not mentioned above
No Way Out parts 1 and 2. Keith Carridine as Frank (and in my opinion a forerunner of Foyet) is equal parts appealing and almost demonic. Also, I think especially part two let's the Patinkin shine and shows off both Gideon's brilliance and his inner demons.
Reckoner: a very good Rossi episode. Seamlessly and a lovely hint into what could have been Rossi's not so clean path.
Unfinished Business: ...realizing there's a Gideon and Rossi centric vibe in my list thus far, I should include the other "old dog" episode. I really loved Max Ryan and wished they would have brought him back.
Conflicted: Jason Alexander (from Masterpiece) directs and Jackson Rathbone kicks ass/takes name.
The Wheel: This episode, not 100, is the only one to make me cry.
I'm sure there's at least a dozen more I can think of but that's a good start? Anyways Wilkommen, Bienvenue, Welcome!