SSA Emily Prentiss

I bet they didn't even explain why Emily and JJ turned down their job offers. That wouldn't surprise me.

It made sense for Garcia to leave ages ago, when she started acting like a juvenile, unprofessional, attention craving, obnoxious, spoiled little twit.

Exactly ! And by focusing on the team as a whole, they would've been in neutral territory and less likely to make viewers fume. But I shouldn't be too shocked actually. Come to think about it, this was bound to happen eventually. 'Cause this is what you get when a cray-cray or a bunch of cray-crays get into their stupid heads to take a character that should've remained a supporting one behind her computer and start giving her way too much attention since season 2 or 3, going as far as making her the target of unsubs a few times just to give her unneeded focus.

Penelope Garcia, BAU's insufferable, petulant little gnat, who makes everything about her, and is responsible for me not even wanting to watch the last hour of a show I've watched for 11 seasons.

Why ? So she could have one more person on screen to worship at her childish and insufferable self on the last moments of the show ? Because, you know, 7 profilers and their significant others and the other guests, not to mention all the viewers from over the world, couldn't possibly be enough for Miss Penelope-40+ year old attention seeking brat-Garcia.

So let me get this straight. Seven profilers risk their lives every day to save victims/potential victims, and to put dangerous psychos away, and instead of celebrating what they've accomplished along the years, commiserating a bit over their lost battles, they devote the last episode of the series to the immature and annoying tech who hasn't grown the least in 15 years ? Wow ! I've said it before (many times to myself and once or twice here) and I'll say it again, for the life of me, I could never understand why everyone always worshipped at the altar of Garcia and walked on eggshells around her. And the idea that she was the heart of the show is ludicrous. Hotch was the heart of the show. But if we don't want one character to be considered as that, the group of profilers as a whole is. But certainly not Penelope-I'm so not modest I need to remind everyone in every single episode and almost every single scene how good I am-Garcia. Just the other day, I caught her saying to Alvez : "You should worship at my altar Luke Alvez !" And my reaction was : "Remind me again why he should..." And over the years, Garcia has always been shown to be THE less humble character of the team. And, well, it was bad enough as it was, but never in my wildest, most horrible nightmares would I ever think they'd make it even worst by dedicating the last episode of a 15 year old show to her. Just... wow ! I have no words...

Ok thanks. But I wish they had shown another scene of him. Like when he's in the conference room with the team, saying "Wheels up...", or on the plane, giving instructions to everyone, or with his FBI jacket on, preparing for an attack.... you know, the kind of scenes where he was in control and made my mouth drop just looking at him. ***sighs***

Cool ! Thanks.

Was there even a little flashback of Hotch ?

Wow ! A party for immature woman child Garcia ? Doesn't sound like something I really wanna watch.

Even though I was far from being as connected to the show as I was during the first 7 seasons, I still feel nostalgic at the idea that in a few hours it's gonna be a thing of the past. On another note, look what we have here ! The return of Spencer-Eternal-Damsel-In-Distress-Reid. Just in time for the finale of the show. Yepeeeeeee !!!

I had the exact same thought last night. I'm sensing that neither JJ or Emily will be accepting their job offer.

I really didn't expect that job offer for Emily. I was so sure the decision she was gonna face in last night's episode had to do with moving to Denver or not. And I was worrying about a demotion. But wow ! FBI director ? That's one heck of a promotion, and I'm proud that she has been considered for the position. HOWEVER, I don't know if that job would fit her. People change of course, but the Emily I've met 13 years ago would get bored to death in a political job.

In a comedy show, yes absolutely.

I'm aware of those interviews too. But those talks never translated on screen. From the very beginning, Emily talked to Morgan about her dates with men and how they went wrong. Then she kind of flirted with that policeman in "Lo-Fi" and seemed a bit attracted to Mick Rawson. Not to mention Mark, the unscreen boyfriend she seems to have never had.