'Criminal Minds' season 10 spoilers: Hotch's text messages from Blake? Will Jane Lynch return?

Just almost a month away from the Season 10 premiere of "Criminal Minds," more and more spoilers are circulating around the web, one of which is the possible exposure of the sender of Hotch's text messages.

Thomas Gibson, the actor who plays Hotch, told E! Online that the mysterious sender of the text messages and the messages might be revealed in season 11. "You'll find out what it says and it's important," Gibson spilled.

The same tune is being sung by executive producer Erica Messer when she was asked about the text messages and sender. Messer told TV Guide, "It was intended to be a text from her, but we won't know for sure until next season," referring to Blake as the sender.

While fans of the show await what happens in the new season, even the cast are kept blind until they are able to read the script. That's only when the cast members know who will die at the end. A.J. Cook, who plays Jennifer Jareau, shared to Zap2it about the shooting of Reid and Morgan in the season 9 finale.

"At the end of every season I think everyone gets really anxious and wonders if they are going to write someone off. So whenever you get those scripts you skip to the end. It was pretty crazy to see who they decided to shoot, the two heartthrobs. What a way to go," Cook said.

"It was so mean to leave it hanging like that and make everyone wait a week. We are picking it up right where we left off in the middle of that shootout guns a blazing. We also learn a huge secret about one of the other characters that will forever change the face of the BAU," added Cook.

Meanwhile, Cook did not hesitate to tell everyone how great Season 10 will be. She said, "I know that Erica Messer, our show runner will have a great plan. It's Season 10, it's going to be a big season. I will say that how Season 9 ends will directly impact Season 10."

As for Jane Lynch, there's news that she will be returning in season 10.

"Criminal Minds" Season 10 returns on CBS on October 1.

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