The Best Episodes Directed By Glenn Kershaw

When Reid discovers former FBI Special Agent Owen Quinn locked inside a storage unit, the BAU questions the credibility of Quinn's bizarre accounts of searching for an UnSub that he named "The Strangler".

Director: Glenn Kershaw

Writer: Breen Frazier

A series of murders in San Francisco bearing the tell-tale signs of the infamous Zodiac Killer have the BAU wondering if the notorious serial killer has returned. Also, Reid ponders if he should be doing more with his genius abilities.

Director: Glenn Kershaw

Writer: Sharon Lee Watson

Derek Morgan brings the BAU a lead in the case against serial killer and escaped convict Mr. Scratch.

Director: Glenn Kershaw

Writer: Breen Frazier

With Rossi in Voit’s clutches, he grapples with the limits of his technical know-how and mental strength. As the BAU tightens their grip on Voit, he reveals just how far he’s willing to take his deadly crusade.

Director: Glenn Kershaw

Writer: Christopher Barbour

The investigation in Texas reveals a deep web of corruption; Garcia must save a friend.

Director: Glenn Kershaw

Writer: Erica Messer

When Reid and Garcia are abducted by Benjamin Merva, it's up to the rest of the team to find them. The BAU finds surprising clues in their own history to solve why the two heroes have been targeted by a mass murderer. It's a race to save them before a Believer's prophecy is fulfilled.

Director: Glenn Kershaw

Writer: Erica Messer

The Replicator zeroes in on the BAU when the killer targets one of the team as the next victim. Also, the BAU is called in to investigate a string of deaths in Manhattan tied to apparent ecstasy overdoses, and Hotch discovers that his estranged brother, Sean, is caught in the middle.

Director: Glenn Kershaw

Writer: Erica Messer

As the BAU team continues to pursue the bank-robbing serial killers, the team determines that the suspects have a bigger target in the Nation's capital, and with one of the team still a hostage, they must work quickly to diffuse an explosive situation. Also, wedding bells ring for one of the BAU, and Prentiss ponders her future.

Director: Glenn Kershaw

Writer: Erica Messer

The BAU revisits its origins when they look at one of Rossi and Gideon’s old cases to track a killer that got away.

Director: Glenn Kershaw

Writer: Erica Messer

The BAU is interviewing different candidates to join their ranks in the wake of Kate’s departure, including a forensic psychologist, Dr. Tara Lewis, who is eager to assist their efforts. Also, the BAU hunts for a serial killer who leaves behind distinctive evidence that points to someone intent on revenge.

Director: Glenn Kershaw

Writer: Breen Frazier

Wedding bells are ringing as Rossi prepares to marry Krystall. But first, the BAU team travels to Los Angeles to investigate a series of fatal shootings in broad daylight following car accidents.

Director: Glenn Kershaw

Writer: Erica Meredith

The BAU faces one of its toughest cases when the team is called to New York City to determine if a series of random shootings is the work of one serial killer or a team of killers working together.

Director: Glenn Kershaw

Writer: Chris Mundy

When several women in Herndon, Virginia, are found murdered in a similar manner, SSA David Rossi reopens an unsolved cold case that has haunted him for a quarter of a century because he believes the original killer, who is suffering from Alzheimer's Disease, might have returned.

Director: Glenn Kershaw

Writer: Janine Sherman Barrois

When Kate's niece and her best friend Markayla are kidnapped, the BAU suspects an online predator engaged in sex trafficking who poses as a teenage boy.

Director: Glenn Kershaw

Writer: Janine Sherman Barrois

When a BAU member gets in trouble in Mexico, the team enlists the services of the International Response Team for their help.

Director: Glenn Kershaw

Writer: Erica Messer

Following an explosive face-to-face encounter with Everett Lynch, a.k.a. “The Chameleon,” Dr. Reid suffers from a brain injury and, while experiencing hallucinations, is visited by ghosts from his past. Also, the BAU makes a shocking discovery about Lynch that affects Rossi personally, and the entire BAU team comes together to celebrate Rossi’s retirement.

Director: Glenn Kershaw

Writer: Erica Messer

When a Texas prisoner escapes during a transfer, he leaves behind victims with his unique trademark, sewing their mouths shut, a signature the BAU remembers as unique to the UnSub "The Silencer." While they investigate who he was and who he's become, the BAU also gets to know the newest member of the team.

Director: Glenn Kershaw

Writer: Erica Messer

The hunt for a methodical killer takes the BAU to Arizona to search for an increasingly devolving unsub, and the team speculates that Hotch is in the running to be the new BAU Section Chief following the death of Erin Strauss.

Director: Glenn Kershaw

Writer: Janine Sherman Barrois

Morgan is arrested as a serial killer after he goes home to Chicago to visit his family. Because the detective making the arrest had used a profile provided by Gideon, the team travels to Chicago to help the local authorities find the real killer and exonerate Morgan.

Director: Glenn Kershaw

Writer: Edward Allen Bernero

The BAU helps Rossi’s journalist daughter, Joy, investigate the disappearance of a college student. Also, the team is alarmed when Giuseppe Montolo dies in prison after he warns Morgan about the “Dirty Dozen,” an underground group of hitmen, and JJ returns from maternity leave.

Director: Glenn Kershaw

Writer: Jim Clemente

The BAU is called to investigate a series of D.C. homicides where cryptic messages are found inside the mouths of each victim.

Director: Glenn Kershaw

Writer: Christopher Barbour

A series of murders is linked to a serial killer executed a year earlier, and the BAU team must find the link between the dead killer and the new spate of crimes.

Director: Glenn Kershaw

Writer: Dan Dworkin

The BAU team tracks a serial killer who keeps the eyes of his victims as souvenirs.

Director: Glenn Kershaw

Writer: Oanh Ly

When homeless persons begin going missing mysteriously from the streets in Kansas City, a local detective calls the BAU to investigate the disappearances.

Director: Glenn Kershaw

Writer: Edward Allen Bernero

After the contents of a self-storage unit purchased at an auction take the BAU to Philadelphia to investigate a series of murders, the local agent becomes the center of the case. To catch the killer, the team must profile the items inside the unit.

Director: Glenn Kershaw

Writer: Dan Dworkin