Believe it or not, but "criminal minds" actually returned during the day. The original series closed the store in the spring of 2020, but not before using a strange reference to Nico Bellik there. The mentions of pop culture are not unprecedented in "criminal minds", but with the publication of "Grand Theft Auto 6" on the horizon, some people stumble for this fun reference for the first time. Despite the fact that It seems not to get a movie adaptation of your own countryGTA had Many different versions Because Nico was investigating the streets of Liberty City, and the same can be said about "criminal minds", with the original team that now makes its streaming home with "criminal minds: evolution" by Paramount+.

Long before the series expanded into the territory of spin-off, David Rossi had to prove that he knew his way around PlayStation to catch a bad man in the 6th "safe shelter" episode. It turns out that some quality time with an analogue dual shock controller has helped save the lives of several people during that episode. Niko Belic is just such a protagonist a teenage boy would use as alias as he tried to do something tricky. Fortunately, the team of "criminal minds" was given to him before more damage was done. Here's what happened.

"Safe Haven" sees Rossi and the crew that follows a serial killer. The bad man in question is the killing of families under alias Niko Belic, the Serbian gangster protagonist of the Grand Theft Auto IV. Based on the name, our killer has clearly announced a lot of time in the city of Liberty City as a youth.

These strokes proved to be correct because Ereheri Sayer, a teenager abandoned in a hospital near crimes, was found to be responsible. The child demanded his sister's revenge for their family's turmoil, and depends on the agents of "criminal minds" before finding more families. It's kind of drama you expected from procedural crime, but the GTA link adds to the fun factor. Some hardcore fans has even set the scene of YouTube.

But longtime viewers have really got a shot from delivering the Mantenja line to the game. As soon as analyst Penelope Garcia (Kirsten Vangsnes) expresses Niko Belic, Rossi floats with an explanation. Fans even noticed that dramatic music is being cut and stunned by other agents. "What? A guy can't love video games?" Rossi quickly claims: "What, I know things!" The lightweight moment is headed to serious territory for this show. It is an example of the type of character dynamics that kept "criminal minds" for all these years.

Mano Mantenja was played by David Rossi, a former Marine and a functioned leader of the "Criminal Minds" behavioral analysis unit for 13 seasons. As Bau Supervisory Agent, he works to capture the fiercest killers with his team. Rossi is an older agent, so everyone is looking for the lead at one time or another time during "criminal minds".

Each agent in this unit carries its own specific knowledge of these cases, but Rossi knows a ton of a bunch of different threads, making it invaluable. The fans really enjoyed Rossi and his dynamics within the team, and the dinner party he often organized are about social media among fans of "criminal minds". Even The last episode of this series includes a scene in Rossi's house It left many viewers emotional.

Now? He is head of the Bau unit in "Criminal Minds: Evolution", now in his 18th season.