Profiler Profiled _ Derek Morgan 5

Part five.

[@3kylajsmith]

People deserve privacy, to reveal their trauma on their own terms, it was heartbreaking to watch that be taken away from Derek.

[@DorvellTStewart]

Sadly, that isn't how it works; sometimes, like in this episode, circumstances force you to face it even though you may not want to and because he was able to show James the latter wasn't alone, Karl finally went down.

[@jwill5892]

So then the bad guy kills and grapes other kids. Is it worth it?

[@TheStarSorceress]

The 1 thing that pisses me off is that the cop who had been persecuting Morgan never even apologized for what he had done. He was so busy trying to pin it on Derek that he couldn't see that the real villain was right in front of him!!! Hope he was fired or at least investigated for his conduct (someone that narrow-minded doesn't deserve to be a cop).

[@thunderenriquez255]

for me the look or nod he gave him was enough

[@kathconserv]

He gave him the nod. It’s not enough but it was something.

[@crystallizedfaith]

To all who don’t know, the cop returns seasons later. Carl Buford comes up again in a case about another boy he molested. That episode, the cop actually apologizes to Morgan. I just watched this episode a few days ago, so that’s the only reason I remember this. It’s season 8, episode 18 (Restoration).

[@crystallizedfaith]

Also, I am aware this is an older comment (and the author of the comment probably already saw the episode I just mentioned), so I just left this reply here in case anyone else was thinking about the cop.

[@melarie205]

Right when he just nodded I was like really😐 not even a sorry, he spent so many years blaming Morgan for something he didn’t even do the least he could do was apologize

[@TheMooshroomGamer]

When even the local gangs show up for a young boy's funeral, you know the whole community was affected

[@Shocke89]

when the local gang shows up they are just there to see the grief they caused.. they get a sense of fullfillment out of it.

[@TheMooshroomGamer]

@@Shocke89 But the local gangs didn't kill this boy?

[@landryreagan3522]

​@@TheMooshroomGamer It doesn't matter. Everyone knows that people who hurt children are the lowest of the low. People (even gangs) show up out of respect.

[@kitkatmccabe]

The leader of the gang turned up because he was also a victim of Karl Beaufort.

[@landryreagan3522]

@@kitkatmccabe Where does it mention that?

[@antonellafernandezcastella9184]

When Derek says “yeah, well, it wasn't for free was it” and his voice changes with the emotion that's so heartbreaking

[@TheRealDeal92]

This is one of my favorite episodes throughout the show. It showed a side of Derek that none of us expected. He has been through so much. Knowing this shows us that after everything he endured from his father’s death to Carl all the way up to being in the FBI that all Derek wanted to do is stop men like Carl and much more from doing evil in the world. Thanks for uploading. ❤️❤️

[@IC3N1N3]

This show definitely was my favorite and always go back to rewatch it. Hard to see a grown man vulnerable

[@BronxBornJeanette93]

Damn this episode was intense, this is exactly why I love Criminal Minds and exactly why Derek Morgan is my favorite character.

[@simonmorris1590]

Derek Morgan was the best on the show.

[@Jesse-pw1kk]

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[@Zhanya_Hotd]

Same

[@dreaxil_lixir]

This episode is so important. People often ask 'One person says something now everyone is saying something? Seems suspicious...' They come forth because in that one act of bravery, they know they arent the only one, someone is there to fight the fight with them. Speaking Truth can be brutal, it's so important to understand the need for a support system. Not everyone is brave enough to do it alone. Predators count on that.

[@Prue305]

I absolutely love how Derek finally stood up for himself and got that man put away. :) Love Derek Morgan forever. :)

[@Elle3061995]

It's been over 10 years and this episode still has me in tears. The biggest shock twist over the main group was this here for me. He did such an amazing job with the acting. Gosh.

[@artemisvoltaire4743]

Hotch's eyes following Buford as he's led away is a powerful detail. Gideon is already looking at Derek, looking forward, trying to offer support. Hotch looks like, for all his moral principles, he's thinking of hurting Carl very badly. It's a nice prelude to Hotch's less rational side, which we see with Foyet. Hotch told Elle that he'd arrest her in a second if he had evidence of her taking the law into her own hands, but I think Aaron wished he could in this scene.

[@melarie205]

Elle really deserved better tho, hotch killed Foyet with his bare hands and he was still in the position of chief and when Elle did it she had to leave

[@pennyjam18]

it's so sad what happens to young children. i dont understand why adults would want to do such a thing to a child. they dont understand that it messes the child up for life if the child doesnt decide to fight what he/she has been through. i'm so glad that morgan was able to face his fear...it was a great episode and i actually teared up...again great episode...

[@five-peace]

Saddest part is that more than at least 50% of the offenders are under 18 y/o

[@princecarter1339]

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[@gscott1204]

This is hard to watch, but needs to be moved to the nations attention. The names change but the cycle goes on

[@mustacheglasses5765]

"You could've said no." That's one of the most insidious aspects. The child feels guilty afterward because they didn't say no. But in the moment, they're terrified and don't even know that it's possible to say no.

[@suryalinaten10]

I LOVE this episode. Especially that final confrontation scene in the end. Brilliant. I wish there were more Morgan eps.

[@TheBabygirl3136]

This is such a powerful epidsode. It took a lot of strength and courage for Morgan to allow himself to relive the pain of being abused. After his confrontation with Beuford he looked that it was over. My heart always breaks when I watch this episode because they were so many scenes after he was arrested where the pain was obvious and he just needed someone to hug him and tell him everything was going to be okay. Morgan could definitely have used his baby girl Penelope's support in this one!

[@laurenization]

oh my goodness this is such a deep and touching episode. i cried at the end. morgan is always the tough guy but i could tell at the end he felt so vulnerable with carl, still.

[@faithonice19]

Shermar Moore is fantastic in this episode! i wish he gets more episodes that shows off more of his talent.

[@kamesenin298]

"They're not lies ! You did the same thing to me !!!"

[@Zhanya_Hotd]

Great quote

[@kathconserv]

This was my favorite episode! I also loved the one where Reid shot the prick in the emergency room.

[@sw66aj95]

I agree, I mean I understand why they're there, they don't want people reporting things years later when all the evidence is gone, but kids, it's so hard for them because it's usually someone that's supposed to protect them.

[@davidcase8635]

There is always gonna be another Carl Buford out there in the real world, we just need to be more like Derek Morgan if nobody else will fight back against the monsters who violate our children.

[@atozinco]

Thanks for this upload! This is one of the best criminal minds episodes (I love the episodes where it gets personal & the FBI agents' past comes into the plot). Shemar (Derek) did a brilliant job in this episode, he showed that he can really act. I hope that some of the female characters (eg. Emily) will be given a chance to to be centre-stage in an episode - I want to find out more about them.

[@jenniferpruitt6534]

Glad they're revisiting this episode. A bookend to this. Buford made Derek who he is today. Buford blaming the victim, he knew it was wrong. throw him under the prison.

[@writelifeca]

courageous performance from a very talented actor. Look forward to more roles that will allow him to showcase his talent.

[@shirlaanacoleman5644]

Every time I see this episode I cry 😥😥😥

[@jenniferpruitt6534]

Shemar is why I started watching CM!!

[@chloechristine315]

Same

[@Zhanya_Hotd]

Same

[@laurenization]

btw, Lornaisabookworm, thank you so so so much for putting this up! we dont have a tv so for me criminal minds is on youtube, and it is really nice to watch a full episode once in a while. =)

[@Stalaxian]

It would hurt knowing that Hotch and Gideon heard what happened to him for Morgan

[@OpinionatedPerson]

His Eyebrows just are amazing :) It puts up all his emotions :D

[@Rockas360]

As a victim of CSA this hit me close to home... none of it is for free.

[@markunrau6399]

Who watched the follow up episode and smiled when the prisoners found out about Buford? I know it's acting but when they gathered around him and you could see the whites of his eyes you can pretend justice sometimes happens

[@jenniferpruitt6534]

absolutely! i didn't tell anyone about some sexual abuse until i was 17. right on hangin! well said.

[@nuffinbutdatruth87]

I'm sorry that that happened to you but I'm glad you took back your strength and told your truth!! No matter how long it took you to REgain the courage that was taken from you. YOU'RE AWESOME!!! Just know that.

[@vannalaws1692]

4:52 ...read the room, Carl.

[@Killerbroh]

This made me cry and Drekek is a brave man in this episode, I loved it and watch it a couple of times3

[@jenniferpruitt6534]

love your House avatar logic! Derek and Reid are my favorites on CM. wish we had more like derek, willing to put it on the line for what's right.

[@jenniferpruitt6534]

I love your avatar pic! House was an awesome show too, along with CM! Morgan and Reid, best bromance since House and Wilson!!

[@starconey7941]

Glad it's people like Derek Morgan

[@starconey7941]

This is so sad and heartwhelming

[@bendavidson7122]

Shemar Moore SHINED in this Episode

[@jameskirk24]

What always happens carl it's happens in the dark always comes into the light

[@DorvellTStewart]

4:12 4:22 Brilliant move there, Karl; you just incriminated yourself. So glad this scumbag went down, and that he ultimately got what he deserved in the 18th episode of season eight! Shemar Moore (Morgan) absolutely owned both of those episodes!

[@lloydallen6497]

My favorite episode of criminal mind

[@Pattyboy696969]

He's amazing

[@tartrat3624]

the ending of the episode made me cry like a baby

[@percabethforever4483]

This was a really good episode. It was sad but good.

[@brownskingirl6988]

Both great actors.

[@TheStarSorceress]

@Lornaisabookworm I agree with that too. No crime should have a limitation on it. The victims deserve justice & the monsters should be put behind bars!!!

[@user-tg8gj7rn5q]

This is a good show, anyone anywhere, people like him needs to go threw exactly what he did. This is a very sick person, and shemar was great on this to he's a great actor

[@kathconserv]

Morgan loves kids and it’s wonderful.

[@angelaaltintas863]

You are on the right track. It is the tale of two law firms and the detectives that work for them. It isn't hard to figure out the cable man that installed the cable at Peter's. It was the same man at Verizon. The same man went to Ashelynn's school when she was about eight, or nine. It was the same man that was seen at the condo in Lake Nona. They are working for the same company that followed us on the airplane, Campbell Detective agency. That agency appears on the paperwork from both attorney houses, fact not fiction. They moved directly on top of the last condo and we have the evidence. They broke into the condo looked for sticks and servers and were captured on independent cameras. The uploads are being fed on a live KZbin channel which is not what KZbin was designed for, a problem. It has become so aggressive that decals/wraps are being used in attempts to further their endeavors. In plain English, the con game is and has been exposed. James owns the security company in Washington and various employees were paid 12000 a week to stalk and harass various individuals by the Scientology group, fact not fiction. The Post Office rep is under heavy suspicion ,as well as, the doctors themselves. They boarded an airplane and that is when it became federal, not state jurisdiction.

[@kathconserv]

This was one of my favorite episodes. This and the one where Reid shot the prick in the hospital.

[@kathconserv]

Oh Derek. .(

[@breyonnamarie9962]

this broke my heart

[@daviontittle9033]

Carl lies on Derek Morgan about him killing someone Carl is a criminal he deserves to be in jail Derek is a good civilian

[@angelaaltintas863]

Florida has some of the strongest stalking laws in the country and the footage can and will be pulled.

[@tv4s]

What episode?

[@VDAM1984]

Profiler Profiled. Season 2 Episode 12

[@Elmo635]

Whats the name of the song at the ending of the Part five

[@RedWolfSonja]

In Times Like these - Mavis Staples

[@Zhanya_Hotd]

This scene made me ball I eyes out

[@swastikausa]

the way shemar moore talks about being an abused kid himself. either hes a phenomananl actor or he really was there when he was young. i really hope its the former.

[@patrickcomerford4101]

We are just going ignore Derek escaping police custody (left open door) granted he was set up but still

[@kathconserv]

What interests me is why Morgan kept a secret like this as an adult FBI agent.

[@atadbitahistory9660]

Not really a lot to say on that, he wasn't forced to tell anybody, and since he was ashamed and blamed himself, why would he want to give that up? In this part of the series, Derek's not adequately dealt with his trauma.

[@kelenbarbosa5580]

Nome da música alguém sabe?

[@harrypottersnumbrfan]

The only thing I don't like about the ending is dereks coat. It just doesn't suit him.

[@martinacosta3821]

hell i would have punched the cop already and happily paid the fine

[@TheMightsparrow]

Which season & Episode is this? Anyone know?

[@anthonyrojas6263]

Season 2 profiler profiled

[@anthonyrojas6263]

Sorry for the spelling

[@TheMightsparrow]

@@anthonyrojas6263 cheers

[@anthonyrojas6263]

No prob

[@kimmilliner7300]

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[@rdh-daliasjb3796]

So, all those years he let other kids suffer what he suffered, and worse!

[@Thaumaturge86]

He should have been fired. Someone who keeps things like this to themselves when they are facing charges in the face of their “friends” has no place at the FBI.

[@atadbitahistory9660]

Ah yes, because he owes it to his co-workers to tell them about his traumatic experiences when it only affects him. You do realise the relationship he has with those people isn't friendship? Calling them so is unprofessional. You can't fire people for what happens in their personal life.

[@kyleburns883]

Exactly

[@gweters]

@@kyleburns883not exactly dumbass

[@gweters]

He owes nothing to them.