Season 13

“We sail under a black flag. We live the way that we wanna live. And... and we train to fight against all of our enemies. We take what we want. But we...we always defend our treasure. And that's why you take the blood oath.”

— Bruce Zimmerman, Jess Carney, Steven Graym, imdb.com

“‘Catcher in the Rye’ has been linked to multiple killers since it was first published. And when Mark David Chapman shot John Lennon, he said ‘Read 'Catcher in the Rye'. That's my statement.’ It was found on John Hinckley's bookshelf after he shot Reagan. Oswald, Manson, Robert Bardo, they were all o…”

— Breen Frazier, Melissa Miller, Zelda Williams, imdb.com

“Medieval medical practitioners believed that chickens could absorb illness. They would rub the birds all over the bodies of the diseased in an attempt to rid them of their sickness.”

— Bruce Zimmerman, Dr. Spencer Reid, Matthew Gray Gubler, imdb.com

“When Garcia can't find a breadcrumb, it's usually because the bread was never baked.”

— Erica Messer, Kirsten Vangsness, Jennifer Jareau, A. J. Cook, imdb.com

“Aside from being slightly morally repugnant, he's clean as a whistle. If that whistle was slightly morally repugnant.”

— Erik Stiller, Penelope Garcia, Kirsten Vangsness, imdb.com

“Midnight on the clock represents a hypothetical global catastrophe, like a... a nuclear war. Uh, the number of minutes to midnight stand for how soon that could happen.”

— Karen Maser, Matt Simmons, Daniel Henney, imdb.com

“Did they tell you I'm being hideous? It's because, like...listen to me. I've lost my voice because I've been crying so much. I have, like, major PTSD, with an emphasis on the... on the ’S’ and the ’T.’ And definitely some of the ‘D’ and the ‘P.’ Because it's been a while since all of this happened a…”

— Jim Clemente, Penelope Garcia, Kirsten Vangsness, imdb.com

“I got my Ph.D. by taking a theory, testing it, and then proving my results. Now, proving my results means that I take those results and I turn them over to other scientists to see if they can replicate them, and if they can't, then my theory was wrong. See, that's science. A consensus of evidence th…”

— Breen Frazier, Dr. Tara Lewis, Aisha Tyler, imdb.com

“Statistically, copycat killers tend to be vulnerable narcissists. Though overtly boastful, they harbor deep-seated feelings of inadequacy. Emulating notorious crimes makes them feel powerful.”

— Jim Clemente, imdb.com