Spencer also admits that he was an awkward child, of course we as in the team, and all the shows viewers all knew it but he has admitted to knowing it.
The father shoots the UnSub in spite of Reid's efforts to talk him down, leaving Reid standing in shock as the father a State's witness , walks away without being charged. They get locked in the room that they were in interviewing Chester They guy their interviewing. Chester saying He could kill 2 FBI agents. Before he had the chance to get at Hotch Reid and Hotch were unarmed Reid gave a 13 minute speech saying why he killed.
The cops got them out. Reid says while him and Hotch are in the car, "I find that I do some of my best work under extreme terror". He mentions that most groups asks the participant to write the letter to themselves. As he says this he appears self conscious as Prentiss looks at him and it sounds like he is speaking from personal experience. He says he has been clean for 10 months. He has to leave abruptly due to a call from work, but a man named John stops him.
John appears to be someone high up and he loans Reid his own one year medallion as inspiration— saying he can give it back when he reaches his one year mark. It is speculated that he becomes Reid's mentor in the program. Rossi and Morgan tease Reid when he arrives late for the case meeting. Reid claims he was at a movie, but Rossi realizes he is lying. Reid admits to Morgan that when he was a high school freshmen, a girl, Harper Hillman, approached him in the library and told him the prettiest girl in school, Alexa Lisbon, wanted to meet him behind the field house.
When he arrived, Alexa was there with the entire football team. Everyone there laughed at him and he begged them to help but nobody did. He finally got free and went home at midnight to find his mother having an episode, so he never told anyone what had happened. Morgan is the first person he's ever told. Reid also tells Hotch that being the smartest kid in school also meant being the loneliest.
Reid withholds information from the team so they will not know where Owen is going. This gives Reid the opportunity to confront Owen and talk him in to surrendering, rather than allowing the boy to be gunned down.
Although he saves the boy's life, he is reprimanded by Hotch— who threatens to fire Reid if he ever does it again. Hotch then tells Reid to "catch the end of that movie"— showing that he knows where Reid really was.
In a flashback to a case on his first year at the BAU, Reid volunteers to deal with the victim's father at the crime scene, and, surprisingly, is tactful and helpful. Later in the episode, Reid prevents the father from shooting the man being tried for his daughter's murder.
Reid tries to help give the man closure by talking him through the case and, at the end of the episode, returning his daughter's watch and sharing a moment with him. Season 4. The press leak that an FBI agent is in the compound, prompting action from the cult leader, Benjamin Cyrus, who first suspects Reid.
However Prentiss willingly gives herself up as the agent and is subsequently beaten by him. Feeling responsible, a regretting Reid is later assured by Emily that what Cyrus did wasn't his fault and that it was her decision to reveal herself as the agent, helping Reid regain his peace of mind.
The first boy's body has turned up in the desert and the team races against time to save the second boy before he suffers the same fate. As the team travels on the BAU jet toward Las Vegas, Reid falls asleep during the briefing and falls into a reoccurring nightmare where he discovers an abused boy's dead body behind laundry equipment in a basement.
The team is concerned he's not up to this case and Hotch ask him if wants to sit it out, but he assures them he's fine. Reid experiences the nightmare once again when he and Morgan are on night duty with the kidnapped boy's parents prompting Morgan to search for, and find, an old police cold case file on the murder of a child named Riley Jenkins from when Reid was four years old. Reid, who had believed that Riley was a childhood imaginary friend, visits his institutionalized mother searching for clues to Riley's murder.
Diana Reid and her doctor also assist Reid to refine his profile on who the UnSub is and he is able to find the young boy seconds before Morgan would have been forced to shoot the UnSub. Reid once again suffers through the reoccurring nightmare before the team is due to leave Las Vegas, but this time the ending has a twist. A man is bent over the boy's body and Reid forces the man to stand and identify himself.
The man is William Reid, Spencer's father. He discovers his father worked only 10 minutes away from him. Reid has Garcia hack his father's computer and he learns his father has collected all articles and information on Reid since he left him and his mother.
Believing his father to be involved in the murder of a young boy named Riley Jenkins — who had been on the same softball team as Reid — Reid undergoes hypnotherapy and recovers memories of his father burning bloody clothes. He interrogates his father, leading Morgan and Rossi to believe he's taking out his personal frustrations. Diana Reid reveals that the real murderer was likely a man named Gary Brendan Michaels who had approached a then-four-year-old Reid while playing chess, causing Diana to become suspicious.
She had informed Riley's dad, who then murdered Michaels while Diana was outside. Diana returned home where William Reid helped cover it up.
William admits that the knowledge of what had transpired had become too big of a burden for him to stay with Reid and his mom. When Reid asks why he didn't come back, William admits he had lost his confidence and didn't know how to handle Reid any longer.
At the end of the episode, Reid returns home to discover JJ has given birth to baby Henry, and he is asked by JJ to be the godfather.
Rothchild is fixated on Reid and demands to deal only with Reid while he belittles Rossi's intelligence. Rossi decides to throw Rothchild off balance by denying him Reid. While Rossi verbally spars with Rothchild, Reid and the rest of the team identify Rothschild's previous victims.
Garcia receives a live video feed of the kidnapped woman and children while Morgan and Todd visit the day care center where Morgan sends a cell phone photo to Reid of a strange arrangement of toys on the floor of the play area that gives Reid the first clue on how to find the hostages.
Recognizing the pendent that Rothchild is wearing around his neck as both the physical representation of a mathematical spiral and a template that when placed on a map of Virginia leads to the location of the kidnapped children, Hotch, Reid and Prentiss head for the location in a helicopter.
Rossi is still unsettled about something and continues to talk with Rothchild. When the team arrives at the house, Rothchild reveals that it's all a trap and that Hotch and his team will never exit the house alive.
After Rothchild reveals his complete plan to Rossi, Rossi reveals his own deception to Rothchild. Hotch and Rossi deduced that it was a trap and took precautions to deactivate the acid tanks trap and rescue the hostages while getting a video confession from Rothchild. Check, and checkmate. Morgan is offered 4 girl's numbers and Reid becomes interested. Morgan gives Spencer pointers. Reid then flirts with a bar tender by using magic tricks and gives her his number and a description of the killer.
She sees the killer and attempts to call Spencer. After failing to contact Spencer, she is abducted. The team gets to her in time to save her and then later she calls Spencer and tells him that she has decided to give up bartending and to pursue a career in magic and sends him his card with a kiss smack on the back.
We learn how confident Spencer is with magic. He is likely GS14 step 1 on the salary chart. He refuses to let the doctor give him any narcotics because of his past drug addiction to Dilaudid, and suffers through the pain. He has Garcia record a goodbye message for his mom in case anything happens to him. He helps solve the case while trapped inside the house the Anthrax was found in, and is later seen in an ambulance, suffering from aphasia inability to speak properly , and coughing blood — all symptoms of the Anthrax.
At the end, he is seen in a hospital bed while Morgan eats his Jell-O. He makes no mention of his father nor does he show any interest in leaving a final message to him so he may not be on speaking terms with him. The UnSub is shown, waiting outside of the house as the father leaves. As this is happening Spencer realizes that it is not the son being targeted but the father. Reid is able to save the father and take down the UnSub, but gets shot in the leg in the process. He annoys her quite a bit, such as interrupting her, giving the team information from her screens, hovering over her shoulder, and at one point gets mildly excited when a man refers to him as "that kid… the smart one.
We see Reid's aggressive side, as he verbally attacks and intimidates the doctor. During this episode he befriends Julio Ruiz who notices that the light "is no good for you. It gives you a headache. You think you can do this job day in, day out and not carry it with you? It's eating your soul. Reid ventures out alone and without his Kevlar vest only to be caught by the UnSub and held at gunpoint. He "pretends" to have a headache and this combined with Julio's muffled shouts had distracted the UnSub long enough for Reid to hit him with a pipe, knocking him to the ground.
Once freed, Julio gives Reid a bracelet, Orula's Ide, to protect him saying, "I don't need it anymore, but you…" Throughout the episode, he is asked if he is okay multiple times by everyone except Rossi and Garcia, though the former shared a knowing look with Hotch at the end of the episode after Reid dismissed Hotch's question that he "pretended" to have a headache in order to distract the UnSub.
On exhausting all physical explanations he becomes frustrated and defensive on the accusation of his doctor that the cause may be psychosomatic. It is implied that he has already considered the headaches to be a symptom of paranoid schizophrenia and in truth is terrified that he has inherited his mother's disease. He storms out while putting on his sunglasses before any other explanation is given. At the crime scene the next day, Reid notes a few things that seem to come more from personal experience than a textbook, such as "If the meeting started at , and this happened at , then they were probably in the sharing portion of the meeting.
The trouble is these UnSubs already broke one of the most important steps … the thirteenth step, members aren't supposed to enter relationships with each other while trying to get sober. Reid who has displayed signs of mild autism himself realizes all the signs and clues Sammy is trying to give to the FBI to tell them where the unsub took his parents.
One amazing part of the episode is where Reid and Sammy are sitting on the chair in front of the piano and Sammy starts playing a song. Reid is confused on what the song means to him. Sammy who is very sensitive to touch takes Reid's hand, places it on the piano, teaches him the song, and they play it together. At the end, we see him walking home after purchasing a keyboard. Episode 6. Matthew Gray Gubler also directed this episode.
Reid also says "Why run? We're her family, we can help. The UnSub rushes toward Reid with the knife and gets shot by Hotch. Throughout this episode, there are moments when Morgan is concerned about Reid.
When it is Reid's turn to speak he mumbles slightly and keeps his head down. There is a moment in the episode where Reid is in the bathroom telling Morgan that not all schizophrenics are serial killers, Reid also tells Morgan about his headaches.
And his favorite part is when the innocent girl comes home, alone, "is someone in the shadows? Season 7 Episode 7. Reid shoots Chloe Donaghy as she comes out of the plane. It was also Reid's idea to release Ian Doyle. In this episode Reid is more confident and assertive than we have ever seen him before. Episode 7. He feels betrayed by JJ because came to her house "for 10 weeks crying" and she never told him the truth. He also mentions that after Prentiss "died" he considered taking Dilaudid again.
In the end he joins the rest of the team for dinner at Rossi's indicating that everything is ok. Reid spends most of the episode getting and silencing calls and grows increasingly frustrated with them until he finally answers when, snapping at the caller until Hotch calls his attention back to the case. While Reid hangs up and continues to explain his new theory, he catches Morgan looking amused. Too amused. As soon as he's finished talking and Hotch leaves, Reid vows to crush Morgan, which he only laughs at.
Later, when the case is closed and the team return to D. Morgan takes off the headphones and answers his phone, which is another recording of Reid screaming. Rossi suggests a truce, but Morgan says it's not over yet.
Spencer Reid to see whether they'll be lucky in different areas of life. The BAU Supervisory Special Agent is the only character to appear in the opening sequences of every single episode of the show. That's a total of episodes. This is proof of just how important Reid is to the proceedings. Without his expert analysis and perception, most cases that land at the BAU's offices would stall.
Reid understands Russian so well that he manages to watch a 5-hour movie in the language without subtitles in Season 6's "Sense Memory. This ability is part of Reid's brilliant character development since, in Season 2, he confesses to not knowing Spanish or Russian. That he is able to master Russian so quickly shows his level of intellect. It's not explained how exactly he learned either language but there's a possibility that it's self-taught.
When Reid takes his mother home from a clinical study in Season 12, she lets it slip that his childhood nickname was "Crash. Reid's relationship with his mother Diana has never been a smooth one. On the brighter side, she is said to be as intelligent as him hence it's no surprise that she'd grant him a plain yet fitting nickname. Even in adulthood, Reid hasn't escaped labels as he has been granted nicknames such as Sir Percival and Junior G-man by his colleagues.
The plates could also be a recurring filming mistake. In Season 10, he gets a new car with the Virginia license plate though it's never suggested that he has moved houses. It takes a while for him to recover and this is all tied to real life. Actor Matthew Gray Gubler actually got a knee injury that required 3 surgeries. He was thus forced to walk with a cane. Instead of halting filming, the writers decided to include a knew injury storyline for Reid. This marks one of the many times that TV shows have included real-life developments such as pregnancies into the storylines.
Reid is extradited back to the U. Despite several complications, the BAU vows to do whatever it takes to get Reid out of prison. Prosecutors offer Reid two separate plea deals, both of which would require him to admit guilt, but he turns them down. He is ultimately denied bail after being labeled a flight risk. Our favorite supervisory special agent survives multiple assaults by fellow inmates, and later receives a visit from co-worker Dr.
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