When do garcia and kevin break up

See more at IMDbPro. Photos Top cast Edit. Matthew Gray Gubler Dr. Spencer Reid as Dr. Spencer Reid. Cook Jennifer Jareau as Jennifer Jareau. Michael Lange. Storyline Edit. Reid is Garcia's unofficial date to a sci-fi convention since she and Kevin split over his planned marriage proposal.

And Rossi is heading home to bed after an all night cigar aficionado event Their collective quiet is shattered when they are called to a botched bank robbery attempt, at which Will and his partner are one of the first on the scene. The reason the team is called in is that this robbery is the latest in a string committed by a group calling themselves the Face Cards, since the three robbers wear a mask of a playing card king, queen and jack respectively.

At each of the seven robberies thus far, they have been unidentifiable, and they have killed one person by a gunshot to the abdomen, which the police up to this point considered secondary to the robberies themselves.

The three are holed up inside the bank with several hostages, they've killed their trademark one person, they have no way out and the "jack" has a serious gunshot wound inflicted by Will upon his arrival. There is a stated hierarchy within the group, with the "king" the leader.

Using recognition software, Garcia is able to identify the two males as brothers Chris and Oliver Stratton, low level criminals. Even after she takes her mask off and plays to the the surveillance cameras, the "queen of diamonds" is unidentifiable. The career status of the brothers and the actions of the queen make the team come to the conclusion that she is really the leader and the one with a hidden agenda beyond her vanity and sadistic streak as she is the one who has done all the killing thus far.

They also learn that she is working with someone on the outside. They have to discover her identity, her motivation, and her outside accomplice before she kills more hostages. She didn't, as Morgan tells her later with an amused smile. They discuss what a terrible turn that would be for their friendship, and the episode ends with them sharing a laugh about her worrying over nothing.

You may have noticed that television often has a problem depicting male-female relationships. Sometimes it's cited as the " Moonlighting Problem," after the iconic Bruce Willis-Cybill Shepherd series: a show's difficulty in writing compelling character dynamics and stories once a long-standing will-they-won't-they romance is finally realized. It might be a little deeper than that, however; television can have a difficult time portraying men and women as anything other than romantic partners.

Morgan and Garcia's relationship was popular because it was unique as an earnest, genuine opposite-gender friendship — and because both characters are so well-illustrated as being quite different from each other, yet the friendship flourishes anyway. The open flirting and pet names are an expression of two people in sync having fun, confident in their boundaries with each other as only good friends can be. The surprisingly sweet fact about this television friendship is that it almost never happened at all.

When Kirsten Vangsness was first brought onto Criminal Minds , it was supposed to be a one-and-done thing, since that episode's script just happened to need an analyst for plot reasons.

Penelope Garcia : I know. I remember that, but Derek Morgan : Okay, what happened between us was popcorn. And a movie on TV.

Which you fell asleep in the middle of, by the way. Penelope Garcia : So, you slept on the Derek Morgan : Couch. Penelope Garcia : Yes, you did.

Oh, thank you. Oh, thank you, God, for maintaining the integrity of my most beloved of friendships, and from now on, I promise only mostly the purest of mineral water will cross these lips.

Kevin Lynch : [comes in] Hey, plum sauce, are you coming? Penelope Garcia : Yes. I'll be right there. Kevin Lynch : Hey, Derek.

Derek Morgan : Hey, what's up, man? Penelope Garcia : Since the fight, we have decided to have a standing date every Tuesday night. Derek Morgan : Good luck with that with this job. You got a great guy out there. You know that, right? What does a girl do when she has two great guys? Derek Morgan : She doesn't pour that extra glass of wine.

Penelope Garcia : Yeah. Okay, love you, bye. Derek Morgan : Plum sauce? Penelope Garcia : [picks up a phone] If this is a sales call on a Sunday morning Jennifer 'JJ' Jareau : Settle.

It's me, JJ. I tried your cell. Listen, something's come up. You need to get down to the office pronto. Penelope Garcia : Oh, you are kidding. Jennifer 'JJ' Jareau : I know.