Criminal minds Season 14 episode 10 Music

Lots of questions answered and some introduced.. Loved it.. kind of a bittersweet episode. Love Reeds Mom..that actress is excellent. Reed and her relationship would be a good sidebar for sure. Garcia is one that I hope they introduce more. The characters are good. So, I hope they explain a bit more. My question... who sang the song at the end of this episode? I cant seem to place his voice. I have been searching for any musical credits but cant seem to come across any. I would appreciate anyones help with any of the musical credits. I cant seem to find any credits anywhere.So, I guess I will need to pose the question to all parties. Thanks for any information you may have.

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9/10

fabfrenchy-2534221 February 2021

They should've just killed Elle off. Judging from the reviews I've read on here, the character is nearly universally disliked. She should've just flown off to heaven with her dead dad. The actress has been good in many other things. I don't know what went wrong with this character. They should've killed off Gideon too. He's a pain in the ass.

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The Poem Reid Reads "always clear day to any man's sight"

phoenix_solomon14 October 2011

Geoffrey Chaucer (ca. 1343-1400) from The Parliament of Fowls A garden saw I, full of blossomy boughs Upon a river, in a green mead, There as sweetness evermore enough is, With flowers white, blue, yellow, and red, And cold well-streams, nothing dead, That swimming full of small fishes light, With fins red and scales silver bright.

On every bough the birds heard I sing, With voice of angels in their harmony; Some busied themselves birds forth to bring; The little coneys to here play did hie.

And further all about I could see The dread filled roe, the buck, the hart and hind, Squirrels, and beasts small of gentle kind.

Of instruments of strings in accord Heard I so play a ravishing sweetness, That God, that maker is of all and lord, Had heard never better, as I guess.

Therewith a wind, scarcely it might be less, Made in the leaves green a noise soft Accordant to the fowls' song aloft.

Th'air of that place so a-temperate was That never was grievance of hot nor cold.

There wax also every wholesome spice and grass; No man may there wax sick nor old; Yet was there joy more a thousandfold Than man can tell; never would it be night, But always clear day to any man's sight.

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9/10

akicork28 January 2022

This was a top-notch episode, with all the elements present. We had two separate suspense factors: would Elle survive and would the team reach the kidnapped girl in time? We also had the (slight) mystery of the kidnapper's identity. We had definite family atmosphere and affection within the team while and after they worried about Elle's condition, and while and after they searched for the missing girl, with the corresponding relief after a successful outcome. And we had the shock value of the reveal of the kidnapper. For me one of the high points was Jane Lynch's first active appearance in the series (I know she was credited in The Fisher King: Part 1, but she really didn't have much to do in that). Here she gets to shine in both aspects of her character's split personality, and I get to anticipate her future contributions to the series. Win-win! We knew the breadth of her talent from previous performances, but her stint on The L-Word really marked her as having serious comic abilities, and I was worried that her portrayal of Sue Sylvester on Glee might have resulted in her having a typecasting label thrust upon her. Not a bit of it! She has shown that she can handle a wide range of characterisations - here at least two within the same character. I look forward to her reception of many more awards.

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Five for Fighting?

dlcrosson28 December 2006

I too racked my brain to find the song at the end of The Fisher King, Episode Two of Criminal Minds. I Googled as recommended in a previous post and found a site that did list episode one and a song by Five for Fighting. I know they perform the title 100 Years and their sound in that particular song is similar to the song I heard at the end of episode two. After spending so much time searching for the song and/or artist, I cannot recall which song was even played in the episode. If you uncover the song title, please post. I enjoy their music and want to listen to that particular song in its entirety.

Thanks!! :)

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10/10

salsaqueen136 July 2007

I, too was intrigued by the song at the ending of Fisher King II. I think it would have been perfect for Mandy Patinkin (Gideon) to have sung it. I very much enjoyed his singing when he was on "Chicago Hope" and while it was playing, I could almost hear him singing it although I usually am not that astute musically. If it is not forbidden, I would love to have him sing some similar song in a future show. I feel that this show will have a very long run. It is very well written and makes you feel that you can understand the people who virtually give up their personal lives so that they can bring justice to the victims. I like the quotes at the beginning and ending of the show. When I start to list who is my favorite characters, I can not because they all mesh together so well. I started taping it for me and my husband to watch originally because Mandy Patinkin was in it. I was also a very big fan of "Dharma and Greg" and I think Thomas Gibson is doing excellent in a serious role. Keep up the good work

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9/10

ginaontai7 October 2006

My burning questions have haunted me for weeks ... who sang the song at the end of this episode and what is the title of the song? I can't put a name to this familiar voice. I have been searching for any musical credits in slow mode but cant seem to find any regarding this song. I would appreciate anyones help with any of the musical credits. I cant seem to find any credits anywhere. AND, I can't erase this episode from my recorder until I find this song. Is there a link available for this trivial type of information? It was painful enough waiting for this second episode after the "fatal" shot was fired. I continue to be fascinated by the quotations, intrigued by the theories on behavior, and love the cast and stories. Looking forward to the development of the other characters as each new episode unfolds. Thank you.

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answer to question about song at end of Fisher King Part 2

harley121428 December 2006

You asked the name of the song played at the end of the Criminal Minds episode titled "Fisher King Part 2". I believe the title of that song is You and I Both" and is performed by Jason Mraz. You can do a Goggle search for Music for Criminal Minds and there are several websites which display all the background music for this show. For this one use http://www.tunefind.com/show/Criminal+Minds and set search for season 2. You can use this same search to locate the background music for most any TV show now being broadcast. I hope this information has been helpful. You can then do a search for Jason Mraz to locate a site which has this song if you are familiar with down loading music. One search engine in particular is Limewire, a file sharing program.

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10/10

inge-smeers22 July 2009

Hey, I saw this episode today and I felt like looking up the poem tat leads Reed to that book, the one his mother always read to him. Something with "Never will it be night again" I thought he said it was from a writer named Gaucer. But I guess I remembered that wrong because I googled it and they always led me to Gaucher and I ended up with Gaucher's disease... Anyway, I couldn't remember the title either, it had rather difficult words in it, and since I'm not a pro at English, that's a problem. If anybody has any information that could lead me to this poem, please help me. I'm getting pretty interested in this particular kind of literature, I even find myself reading a lot of Shakespears work lately. So if you may know books or sites where I could find things like that, they're always welcome. Thanks

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