Reid may be ready to come back to the BAU!
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The chances of Spencer Reid appearing in Criminal Minds: Evolution may have significantly increased after the latest Matthew Gray Gubler update. As one of the only two stars from the original cast who was still in the police procedural when it ended, Criminal Minds was able to fully establish the character. Throughout the CBS series 15 years on the air.
Both reasons are totally acceptable. It's Gubler's prerogative to continue playing Reid in Criminal Minds: Evolution, and since he isn't obligated to partake in the show, no one can really force him to do it. If it's the latter, then his situation will simply be similar to Daniel Henney, who wasn't also able to return for the Paramount+ project as SSA Matt Simmons because of a previously-signed commitment.
The post doesn't say anything about Gubler reprising Reid in Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2, but Mantegna uses the hashtags #CriminalMinds and #Paramount on his post.
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