Criminal Minds is a crime drama series. It tells the story of the Behavior Analysis Division (BAU) at FBI Headquarters, in which behavioral analysts dissect the most intractable cases, analyze the psychological and characteristics of the murderers, and predict their next actions before they commit violence again, assisting local police in catching the killers.
The leading figure in criminal psychology: Aaron Hodchina
Aaron Hotchner, the main character in the American drama Criminal Minds, is the leader of the Behavioral Analysis Department (BAU).
Aaron is conscientious and responsible, distinguished between public and private, and has integrity. Although he was the administrative leader of the BAU, he still insisted that the more senior Gideon lead the profile work, and he only reflected the value of the supervisor in the administrative and personnel organization work. In front of the superiors, Aaron can fully protect the team members and give the group members the greatest freedom to play; In terms of business, he is also competent enough. In addition to his excellent profile skills, Aaron excelled at interrogation and negotiation; He was also a sharpshooter.
Early life
Aaron Hodchina's childhood wasn't great, but as he said, born into an extremely violent family, some people became killers, and others became the people who captured them. He has a younger brother named Sean (Eric Johnson) who works as a chef in New York; His mother graduated from Mary Baldwin College in Virginia, while his father, a passionate lawyer, died of a heart attack at the age of 47, when his brother Sean was a child.
Work experience
Aaron Hodchina Hotch was a prosecutor before joining the judiciary, having been transferred to the FBI Operations Office in Seattle, Washington, and hinting that he had been assigned to the SWAT. He has always been serious and committed to upholding justice, and in general he is highly respected in the ranks and is recognized as the core of leadership.
In the beginning, despite being the administrative leader of the BAU, Hotch insisted that the more senior Jason Gideon lead the profile work, and he only reflected the value of the supervisor in the administrative and personnel organization work. Hotch does have the appearance of a supervisor, the overall suit and shoes, no smile, a poker face, always JQK three expressions, but in front of the superior, he can fully protect the team members, giving the group members the greatest freedom to play. In terms of business, he is also competent enough. In addition to his excellent profile writing ability, he is also good at interrogation and negotiation, and Hotch is also a sharpshooter, usually wearing two guns, the second hidden in the calf, and will play a special role when critical.
At the end of the second season, Hotch originally wanted to enjoy family life with his family after his boss, Erin Strauss, suspected that he had deliberately released a serial killer and asked him to transfer to another department, but Penelope Garcia (Kristen Van Nuys) used white lies to get him back involved in the case investigation and gave up the transfer position. In the fifth season, Hotch's leadership ability is doubted by his superiors, and in order to ensure that the team is fully relegated, he is temporarily replaced by Derek Morgan (Shema Moore) and later returns to his original position.
Hotch was in distress several times and, at the end of the third season, was hit by a terrorist bomb; By the end of the fourth season, he was shot by the masked killer again; In Season 5, Episode 9, his wife is killed by a serial killer.
Emotional life
Hotch is the only one on the group who has a family, a gentle and beautiful wife, Hayley Hodgner (Meredith Monroe), a lovely son Jack, and although there is such a sweet family, Hotch also has the contradictions that the career family cannot balance.
Hotch originally wanted to enjoy family life on secondment, but Penelope Garcia (Kristen Van Nuys) used white lies to get him back involved in the investigation of the case and gave up the transfer position. His wife therefore left him with her son and asked for a divorce; At the end of season three, episode 11, he signs a divorce agreement; At the finale of the third season, a female police officer from the United Kingdom who resembles his wife appears, and the specific relationship between the two is not explained; In season seven, Hotch first finds his new girlfriend, Beth Clemmons (Bellamy Young), after his divorce; In season ten, Hotch and Beth's relationship will end with a breakup.
According to media reports
Thomas Gibson, the core character of the American drama "Criminal Minds", kicked the other party when he had an argument with the screenwriter, which caused the producer to be angry and was officially fired after a period of suspension! Uncle Hotch has only finished 2 episodes this season and will not return after that!
Netizens expressed deep regret, I don't know how many dead fans there will be when the protagonist is changed? See!