Question: Where does the show criminal minds take place?
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Criminal Minds is a spin-off video game based on the CBS police procedural show "Criminal Minds".
"Criminal Minds" contains two completely new cases for people to solve. 
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The seventh season of "Criminal Minds" premiered on CBS in the United States on September 21, 2011.
On February 15, 2012, Deadline.com reported that Paget Brewster, who plays Emily Prentiss on the show, would leave "Criminal Minds", definitively, once the seventh season was over.
All other main actors on the show have secured deals to return for the eighth season.
The two-hour season 7 finale, which took place on May 16, 2012, reveals Prentiss making the decision to leave the BAU.
On March 14, 2012, CBS renewed "Criminal Minds" for an eighth season, which aired on September 26, 2012. 
Psychotic breaks are sometimes portrayed in novels, plays, and movies.
Examples include "Birdy" by William Wharton and "The Yellow Wallpaper" by Charlotte Perkins Gilman.
The crime drama television show "Criminal Minds" features episodes where some killers are suffering from psychotic breaks. 
  In "30 Rock", Jack Donaghy mentions that a character, Bradley, "never graduated from Syracuse.
He’s four credits shy of his degree in Bro studies"  In a 2011 episode of the CBS drama "Criminal Minds", Syracuse figures prominently in the investigation; Syracuse University is mentioned many times.
A reference is made to the criminal John Jamelske in his Syracuse suburban home.  ""
- a criminal mentions intercepting a victim on their way through Syracuse.
"My Name Is Earl" (television) - Syracuse is mentioned as the place where Buffalo wings do not come from.
In an episode of "NCIS", one of the characters mentions he arrested a suspect selling drugs to his frat brothers in Syracuse.
"One Tree Hill" (television) - One of the main characters attended Syracuse University and has mugs and other items with Syracuse logos.
The "Quantum Leap" episode "Catch a Falling Star" was set in Syracuse.
"Saturday Night Live" (television) - Syracuse is mentioned on Weekend Update.
"The Chris Isaak Show" (television) - Chris Isaak's publicist, Yola Gaylen (played by Kristin Dattilo), mentions that she has a degree from Syracuse University.
In "The Sopranos" episode "Walk Like a Man", AJ participates in punishing a student (Victor), who borrows money from Jason Gervasi and Jason Parisi's sports betting operation and does not repay his debt on time.
After the deadline, the Jasons find Victor sitting on a couch at a fraternity house party, unconcerned about paying his debt, telling a girl he is only 11 credits away from transferring to the business program at Syracuse University.
The short-lived 1993 CBS sitcom "The Trouble with Larry", which starred Bronson Pinchot and Courteney Cox, was set in Syracuse.
The show was cancelled after three episodes.
"The Twilight Zone" (television) - Syracuse is mentioned in several episodes, especially those written by Syracuse native Rod Serling.
"The West Wing" (television) - Makes several mentions of the Maxwell School, Syracuse University's renowned school of public administration; the series creator Aaron Sorkin is a Syracuse University alumnus.
"The X-Files" (television) - Several mentions, visited by characters on more than one occasion.
In "Unforgettable", two of the main characters used to work for the Syracuse Police Department and flashbacks often take place in Syracuse.
In "Cold Case- It is stated in the episode "Breaking News" that the victim, a television reporter, attended Syracuse University and that her station manager was one of her professors.