The Mentalist - Season 1
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During its 7-season run on television, the show took home well-deserved trophies, including a People's Choice Award for "Favorite New TV Drama" in its first season. Baker himself was nominated for several Golden Globes, SAG, and Emmy Awards for his acting.
But her character Grace Van Pelt wasn't seeing anyone at the time, so the crew filmed her sitting at her desk (opens in new tab) for most of the season! Her son, Knox Addison, was born in January 2013.
The Mentalist was in its fifth season. It was presented to him by Bruno Heller (the show's executive producer) and Naomi Watts on Valentine's Day. He made sure to thank his co-star Robin Tunney, saying she made going to work every day a "joy." And even teared up (opens in new tab) thanking his friends for inspiring him with their work and his wife for her support.
Loren joined the cast as FBI agent Michelle Vega in season 7. "Tom (executive producer of The Mentalist) called me the day before I started shooting the very first episode, and he let me know what was in store for Vega, and in that phone call, he also laid out her storyline for me," the actress revealed to The Hollywood Reporter (opens in new tab). "So I knew everything that was going to happen before I stepped on the set."
And they were not happy about the plot twist (opens in new tab), according to executive producer Tom Szentgyorgyi: "A number [of castmembers] came up to me and said, 'Do we really need to do this'" Alas, Vega was killed in a shoot-out in February of the final season.
In an interview with ET (opens in new tab), Josie Loren revealed that the CBI almost had another office romance on their hands. "Wylie and Vega were drifting toward something more a little bit more than friendship," she said. "And I think if Vega and Wylie had a whole season, I think it would have been very clear that Wylie was perfect for Vega."
CBI Special Agents Wayne Rigsby (Owain Yeoman) and Kimball Cho (Tim Kang) carried the Glock 19 as their standard sidearm throughout the first half of season 1 before switching to SIG-Sauer P229's. Agents Teresa Lisbon (Robin Tunney) and Grace Van Pelt (Amanda Righetti) switch between the 19 and the 26 during season 1.
Same thing happened with us. We watched half of episode 3, season 3 last night. Went to bed and today when we went to resume watching it episodes 3-7 were gone, along with all of season 1 except the pilot. Most of season 2 is missing and the rest of the episodes are all sporadic. What gives Hope they correct it soon.
I have been watching "The Mentalist" on my roku tv/channel and this morning, it was as if I had never watched them. When I searched, only a few of the episodes from each season are showing or will let me view. What happened! If I click on one, it will say network error
I am truly aggraveted about this. Can't get it to open either. I have been binge watching this for the last couple weeks, have seen the first 4 season and season 5 through episode 15...hopefully it's just a fluke on ROKU's e d that they will get straightened out shortly.
Except when they are. Except when the villain is Hannibal Lecter, or John Doe (who met our expectations despite Freeman's warning), Norman Bates, or Red John's literary inspiration Moriarty as he is portrayed on the BBC's Sherlock, or even Joe Carroll on Fox's The Following (at least he has some charisma). Or more pointedly: The Mentalist's own previous version of Red John. An uncredited Bradley Whitford gave us a more convincing and creepy fake Red John at the end of season 3 than we saw tonight from the real Red John. So to claim Red John was doomed to be this much of a yawn doesn't wash.
Here is a scene in the show's second episode, "Red Hair and Silver Tape," in which Jane unwittingly meets Red John for the first time. Jane didn't know he was meeting Red John, and sadly neither did anybody else involved in The Mentalist. After that, there are videos of Jane meeting the fake Red Joh