Showing posts with label Rick Dunkle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rick Dunkle. Show all posts
Monday, August 5, 2013
Entertainment Weekly: SPOILER for the 200th episode
Any news on the Criminal Minds 200th episode? — T
For this huge milestone episode, EP Erica Messer reports it will be a “JJ-centered” hour penned by longtime writer/producer Rick Dunkle. “The general [idea] is [filling in] while she was gone. So season 6, that year we didn't have her, we want to tell you those stories,” Messer teases. In the episode, she added,...
To read more go to EW.com
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Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Behind The Realistic Crimes On “Criminal Minds”
The crime procedural has a crime library, a full-time researcher, and a full-time former FBI agent to keep the show as accurate as possible. But all this research also makes the writing staff a little paranoid.
by Ariane Lange
The full-time researcher who sifts through grisly headlines and gleans the finer points of making soap from human skin for the writers of Criminal Minds didn’t exactly see her career going in this direction. Ticona Joy started as a production assistant who liked horror movies and has since become one arm of the research-apparatus that keeps the CBS show realistic. The other is Jim Clemente, a writer-producer and former FBI agent who says he's read every script to check for accuracy. (The show also has a forensic linguist, James Fitzgerald, as a technical adviser.)
Clemente, who spent 12 years profiling killers in the Behavioral Analysis Unit, fact-checks the profiling and procedural elements of the show, while Joy's work is more on the front end of the process: she spends her mornings going through the weirdest headlines and sending them to the writers for inspiration, and she has a network of experts who field questions that range from mundane to miscellaneously macabre.
To Read More: The Buzzfeed.com
by Ariane Lange
The full-time researcher who sifts through grisly headlines and gleans the finer points of making soap from human skin for the writers of Criminal Minds didn’t exactly see her career going in this direction. Ticona Joy started as a production assistant who liked horror movies and has since become one arm of the research-apparatus that keeps the CBS show realistic. The other is Jim Clemente, a writer-producer and former FBI agent who says he's read every script to check for accuracy. (The show also has a forensic linguist, James Fitzgerald, as a technical adviser.)
Clemente, who spent 12 years profiling killers in the Behavioral Analysis Unit, fact-checks the profiling and procedural elements of the show, while Joy's work is more on the front end of the process: she spends her mornings going through the weirdest headlines and sending them to the writers for inspiration, and she has a network of experts who field questions that range from mundane to miscellaneously macabre.
To Read More: The Buzzfeed.com
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Sunday, May 16, 2010
Criminal Minds Round Table Chat with Kirsten Vangsness and Rick Dunkle


Aka Guess Who’s Learning to Box?
CMRT had a chat today with Criminal Minds’ own Penelope Garcia, Kirsten Vangsness, and Exit Wounds writer Rick Dunkle. Both were very generous with their time and energy and it was a great pleasure to have them stop by for a true Round Table discussion regarding this past Wednesday’s episode and about CM itself.
We spoke to Rick about what it was like to shoot the Alaska scenes so far from the studio. Rick related how that terrific moment at the end between Garcia and Morgan wasn’t working at first. He, Kirsten, Shemar, Charles S Carroll (the director of the episode) and Chris Mundy all sat down at lunch and discussed it. That scene took a total collaborative effort to make it work.
We also told him how much we loved the awesome scene with our ladies. Kirsten told us how much fun that was to shoot and to her, AJ and Paget it wasn’t really like acting at all. There is a genuine closeness there and it comes across on screen, especially in that scene. Kirsten said Paget’s heels were a problem that evening, that there was actually only tissue paper in those bags, and, when asked what she thought Garcia had bought Kevin, she replied “Condoms”.
We had the opportunity to discuss the Season 5 Finale that airs in a couple of weeks. The only thing we were told was that it is “Heartbreaking”. However, we found out something interesting about how Tim Curry came to be cast in the role of our unsub. Tim Curry approached Kirsten Vangsness about the show. Kirsten said, “and he came up to me at the gym- TOTALLY freaked me out said in HIS VOICE ‘I worship at your throne’ and said he wanted to be on the show and when Tim Curry says he wants to be on your show... you tell them.” What a great story!!
But the most shocking thing heard in today’s chat revolved around what Kirsten is doing during her hiatus. Would you believe she is learning to box? How awesome is that? Maybe she’s preparing Garcia to deal with unsubs in the real world instead of in cyberspace.
And then there was the discussion about CM: The Musical!! Fun round table discussion today!! We even had an “honorary knight” today- CMRT invited one of its most loyal supporters, CheetoBreath, to join our chat. We hope to invite more special guests in the future so you too might be able to join us one day.
We’d like to give a big CMRT thank you to our special guests today! Kirsten and Rick were both so delightful and spent well over an hour of their personal time with us. We at CMRT can’t tell them enough how much we appreciate them coming for a visit today and welcome them back anytime.
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
SPOILER - Behind the scene 5, 21 - Exit Wounds - Part 2

All Photos: Rick Dunkle©2010. All Rights Reserved.
Behind the scenes of tonight's episode, "Exit Wounds" pt. 1:
"Welcome to Franklin, Alaska."

All Photos: Rick Dunkle©2010. All Rights Reserved.
Behind the scenes of tonight's episode, "Exit Wounds", pt. 2:
"Please do not feed the writer."

All Photos: Rick Dunkle©2010. All Rights Reserved.
Behind the scenes of tonight's episode, "Exit Wounds", pt. 3:
"There's more than mail in Alaska."

All Photos: Rick Dunkle©2010. All Rights Reserved.
Behind the scenes of tonight's episode, "Exit Wounds", pt. 4:
"There's also beer!"

All Photos: Rick Dunkle©2010. All Rights Reserved.
Behind the scenes of tonight's episode, "Exit Wounds", pt. 5:
"Ext. BAU Jet... Not quite how it looks on TV!"
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