AJ & MGG Q+A: New Spoilers on Reid's GF. Possibly big!

[blue-sunflowers.livejournal.com]

Veryyyyyyyyy interesting Q&A:

http://insidepulse.com/2012/08/29/murtz-on-the-scene-exclusive-interview-with-criminal-minds-matthew-gray-gubler-aj-cook/

Particularly this part:

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MGG: Yeah, there’s actually an interesting storyline coming up. A uniquely done romantic interest. A mysterious woman. I think if we get it done in the way we want it to get done, it will be unlike anything that’s been on TV ever.

AC: (Smiling). It’s pretty good.

MJ: Is she good-looking? This love interest?

MGG: If the creative side of the show gets their way and if I get my way, it will be unlike anything seen or not seen. If it goes another way, it will be sort of a more conventional way. So we will see. Reid may never know how good-looking she is… if she even has a face. It’s something kind of special.

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Okay, now I seriously doubt Reid is going blind, and I'm pretty sure I read they meet in a bookstore (so it won't be an online romance), so I'm gonna guess:

Maybe she's Islamic - which *really* interests me, and would definitely cover why it's apparently so controversial with the network. Though I guess maybe they could go with a "Phantom of the Opera" plot as well.

Any other ideas?

Comments

[blue-sunflowers.livejournal.com]

Yeah, while personally I'm agnostic, I don't believe science and religion are necessarily contradictive. I think if I were religious, I'd believe science and math are simply God's work, only we're understanding the order.

Oops, sorry. GW = George Washington University, in the heart of Washington, DC.

[techbychance.livejournal.com]

Someone once said (either referring to neuro-sciences or astrophysics) something along the lines of “how can you look at all those miracles big and small, something so complex, and not believe in God”? While I don’t think science and religion have to go hand-in-hand, I can see that approach as a valid and not too uncommon option.

GW = George Washington University, in the heart of Washington, DC

Ah, I see, I guess I just outed myself as not being from the US. But yeah, I loved the international atmosphere at my university, too. Luckily, it carried over into my job as well. :)