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Analysis Of Criminal Minds
Criminal Minds is a crime drama TV show that has seen a good ratings and a huge, loyal fan-base. Despite of its huge performance and popularity, the show has one big problem, it still not been renewed for Season 12. Fans are now getting worried about the show’s current status, with some speculating about the show ending up with a cliffhanger.
Added to the fans’ confusion: With the Season 11 finale coming on May 4, why hasn’t this show been renewed yet?

The answer to this question has more to do with finances than anything else. The show is said to be one of the most expensive TV series and one of CBS’s popular shows. But Criminal Minds is not owned and produced by the network. CBS TV Studios together with partner ABC Studios have produced the said TV show. …show more content…
The show has a huge presence internationally, and this is exactly what’s driving the CBS to dig more and get more profits from the show.

Simply put, CBS wants the lion’s share of those profits. Currently, the two companies are hammering a new licensing deal for Criminal Minds: Season 12 and reports said that it’s now on the works.

Harry Bing, co-producer of the said TV series, has confirmed this negotiation works in a tweet on March
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