Criminal Minds' season 11 spoilers: February episodes plot and behind-the-scenes

"Criminal Minds" aired yet another shocking episode titled "The Bond" on Wednesday night. The popular crime drama series is set to air a new one on Feb. 10, but spoilers about this particular episode have already popped up.

The next episode, the series' fourteenth, is entitled "Hostage." According to a spoilers page dedicated to "Criminal Minds," the Behavioral Analysis Unit (BAU) will deal with abduction cases.

An 18-year-old girl flees from a suburban home wherein she was imprisoned for several years. She's not alone and there are two other women with her. The BAU will be tasked to go hunt for the unsub who abducted the women.

The episode is written by Virgil Williams as stated in Criminal Minds Round Table blog. The blog also shared some photos taken from the set and it was revealed that the episode was shot in San Gabriel mountains on New York Drive. Fans can also expect that the episode will feature a rainy scene based on the set photos.

Other than the behind-the-scenes documentation, not much can be picked up when it comes to the storyline. In the meantime, viewers can just wait for the episode to air. At the same time, another upcoming episode is worth the wait as it will put Derek Morgan (Shemar Moore) as the focus.

The series' sixteenth episode, titled "Derek," which is slated to air on Mar. 2, will explore more into the past of the hunky supervisory special agent, particularly his relationship with his father.

TV Line previously reported that Danny Glover will join the cast in that episode. He will play Derek's father, and according to showrunner Erica Messer, who told the news portal, the Emmy nominee will have an "interesting role" to play.

"The reason Derek needs to call on this protector in this moment and work through some things is really beautifully written by Breen Frazier," she said.

The episode will also be directed by the show's very own, Thomas Gibson.

Catch "Criminal Minds" on Wednesday, Feb. 10, at 9 p.m. EST on CBS.

 

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