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Here we are, folks. Illness and playoff baseball may have delayed this release, but Voit is over and done with. Whither The Fan? That's about the extent of the dangling plot threads the show needs to cover, unless you count Henry going to college. (We don't.) Listen in as Ronnie and Jazz take Season 19 to the woodshed for the final time.

Deliver The Profile returns! Sorry for the delay, but this is a good one: "Special Agent Garrity" brings Paul F. Tompkins to the forefront for everyone's benefit. Can comic relief be repositioned to benefit the ongoing narrative? Tune in to find out.

"Requiem" is about a mortician who kills women because something something his mother. Ronnie and Jazz discuss that as well as the overarching Fan/Voit storyline that everyone loathes so much.

We finally meet The Fan in this episode, and he's...Andy from Weeds? Sure, why not. "The Furies" is mostly about the gang solving a mystery involving murdered sheriff's deputies and it all reminds of that Season 9 two-part finale, "Angels" and "Demons". Remember that? Criminal Minds is finally running out of ideas.

Someone is killing sex workers and stuffing their mouths with exactly 1976 dollars. Is it The Fan or someone else with a kink for specific numbers? Find out on our episode discussing "Proxy" on Deliver The Profile!

Ronnie and Jazz review the 38th movie in the MCU, Baby-Man: Baby's Day Out. Named after a storyline that followed Spider-Man selling his marriage to the Devil, BND is about Spider-Man undergoing puberty and trying to fight someone who can possess people. Along the way our favorite wallcrawler's become an Instagram stalker. Those hoping to see the Scorpion, Boomerang, Ramrod, Tarantula, Tombstone and other "classic" Spidey villains will be disappointed. You'll get your Hulk and you'll f*****g like it. Listeners should be proud: at no point during recording did Ronnie suffer an embolism.

In this episode, SOMEONE DIES! Don't worry, it's no one important, just Alvez's buddy from a few shows ago. The BAU is called in to investigate his death in a training incident. Meanwhile, Voit continues to appear on screen too often. All this and a discussion of Paget Brewster saying some unwise things on Twitter in the new Deliver The Profile!

In "The Witching Hour", someone is using a sledgehammer to kill adulterers. Is it prop comic Gallagher? Is it prop comic Gallagher's brother, Gallagher Too? It turns out to be something substantially dumber.

"Body Count" continues the season apace with a story about another Sicarius victim popping up. Or are they? That's what the episode is about, and Ronnie and Jazz have to suffer through it.

Alvez loses a loved one--who could it possibly be???--and Criminal Minds takes aim at those who really deserve a talking to: true crime podcasts, and podcasting in general. "Cluster" also features an unsub who's lobotomizing folks, and the BAU can't have that. That's not good for business, and it's especially important because these victims are related to The Troops, who must never be besmirched.

We discuss "Now and Then".

Ronnie and Jazz cover the last episode until Evolution Season 4/Season 19 overall, "Birthright". Someone is killing women in a manner reminscent of 27 year old cold cases. Could it be the same man? Sure. Or not. Listen to find out.

Daniel Daughhetee joins Ronnie in talking about Season 9's "Persuasion", an episode with close up magic, hypnosis and various other things the hosts detest. Drowned bodies are showing up in...the middle of the desert? Truly the answer to this mystery is much less interesting than you'd think. Also, what's up with Reid's mom? Could they just not afford Jane Lynch or is something nefarious afoot? Check out the upcoming eighth season of Ronnie and Daniel's Star Wars novel podcast, Thrawnderdome, at https://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/thrawnderdome.

Ronnie and Jazz subject themselves to the xenophobia and hate hour, Criminal Minds; Beyond Borders! This time, "Cinderella and the Dragon" takes us to Singapore and it's the most inaccurate episode yet. Singporans HATE this one. So do Ronnie and Jazz!

Keep on Truckin' "Month" keeps on truckin' with "Solitary Man", a story about a man who just wants a mother for his daughter and is willing to abduct and kill to do it. This is an uncharacteristically short episode, please forgive us, but there really isn't that much to say about a guy who reframes his serial murder as fairy tales for his daughter.