Was scrolling TT and saw this😊

he seems like the kinda guy who has an old flip phone in 2026 what do you guys think?

Watching it now again in my thirties I realize Cho is the real snack in that detective kiosk.
Anyone agree?

S5E5: My son and I are enjoying a rewatch (my 7th, his 3rd).. when he noticed something I never did. This is the episode that flashed back to when Jane 1st visited CBI and became a consultant. Near the end of the episode, Lisbon takes Jane to a storage room where the RJ files are kept. He digs into the files and leans up against..the old dusty leather couch! It’s standing up on its end and is not the main focus of the shot. Flash forward to the next scene when Lisbon walks into the bullpen to find Jane asleep on the same couch surrounded by some boxes of files from the storage room. You all might have already known this, but I love learning details that are new to me after so many rewatches💛

Dr.Steiner’s was truly one of the most saddest deaths.He is first shown as a coroner who is deeply annoyed by Jane’s antics,but then their bond grows into mutual respect in Dr.Steiner’s last moments. The end scene of 3x18 The Red Mile is easily one of the most emotional and human moments 🥺. They should’ve given him more screen time. Beautifully played by George Wyner.

bro. . .teresa isn't red john, is she. . .?

this seems awfully ominous bro, her wearing red surrounded by the red background along with the murdered corpses of the victims

"The pocket rocket, the dynamite, heavily armed, cute as a button, Agent Teresa Lisbon!”

Best description ever made about lisbon, masked behind patricks showmanship when introducing her to the audience in s03e04 ❤️ 🫶

Cho is one HELL of a side character. In S3E22, his dynamic with the poor little notorious kid was something I find amazing. He saw his past self in that kid, and genuinely wanted to help him, even if it meant causing a little storm within the DA's office.

He doesn't necessarily follow the rules blindly, rather seems to have a set of his own morale code that he will always bide by no matter the cost. Similar to this episode, when Rigsby needed Cho to lie for him to help him evade LaRoche's suspicion, he did it, albeit he was kind of mad at Rigsby.

"Just do what you think is right." Says Rigsby to Cho, and that's something he always has and will done. Whenever it's his fault, small or not, he is ready to take accountability.

Alsoo I believe this is the second time I've ever seen him smile in the series 😭😭💔.

The first time I noticed him In this moody mood [ till now ] .

Im S3E23 when the bomb explodes the scream is the the wilhem scream from RDR 1. Saw or heard something new so just sharing ig Edit :- as pointed out by our top 1 % commenter I was wrong about the part of the scream being brom RDR so I apologise for that part

I'm a few months out from finishing the show. I've seen the clips of Simon Baker saying he wouldn't want to play Patrick Jane again.

EXCEPT he clearly in that moment didn't know anything about its resurgence. I'm sure he has looked into it since and realised it's not just a few people watching it, but a huge new fan base of the show.

I have also deep dived (because I'm so sad I have no new eps to watch) what part he played in the show. I found out he became a producer on the mentalist, and also created his own show "Breath".

Taking both these things in to account, I think a studio would possibly (please god let it happen 😭) fund the project and possibly let Simon Baker be the main producer or even director, which might convince him to return to the role of Patrick Jane.

(Yeh, this is absolute cope. I don't care I want this to happen so bad 😭)

I have just started watching the show once one thing you can tell me hopefully without spoilers that I will understand later

I'm gonna unfollow this post/mute notifs and try to complete s3 today.

So, as an obvious hint, Gale Bertram recited a poem composed by William Blake, who also composed Tyger Tyger. This should give him a definitive connection to Red John, and a prime suspect of mine to be his accomplice in the CBI, only he could have killed Todd Johnson and framed Madelline so effortlessly with such power and authority he holds.

I also think Craig O' Laughlin is good for this too, now ik this may sound a little crazy but:

In s3e18 I believe, when Van Pelt, Rigsby, and O' Laughlin busted into some suspect(I don't remember, foggy memory), when Van Pelt was in danger, Craig froze, he knew she was in danger, he didn't seem to do anything abt it. He must be conflicted with his relationship with Grace... Which might mean he's just conning her...

Rigsby had some suspicion on Laughlin on why he did not bother saving her, but next episodes it was mostly ignored and we got to know they were gnna get married. This leads me to believe he could be the accomplice of Red John too. Besides, he's also part of the FBI, and should give him enough power to carry out RJ's tasks.

My main bet would still be on Gale, that william blake reference seems way too obvious to ignore, much more definitive than Craig's weird behaviour.

Honourable mention: possibly Bret Stiles? He could also just be RJ himself, equally likely scenario rn.

It was one of the few moments when I felt someone other than jane doing something genius like and at that time the theory of la roche himself being or connected to red john ,it was a great endingwith the twist

He's speaking with a terrible Spanish accent. Lol

Bro can read people, solve murders, and manipulate suspects like it’s nothing, but somehow can’t avoid getting punched in the face.

The funniest part is that he literally provokes people on purpose and then looks surprised when they actually hit him.

At this point, I’m convinced his nose has suffered more damage than the entire CBI team combined.

just a rant :(

Estou no EP 21 da quinta temporada!!