Did you all enjoy the latest episode of “The Mentalist”? As usual, you can find the screencaptures from it in the gallery.

What did you think of the latest episode? You can see screencaptures in the gallery.

The screencaptures for the latest episode of “The Mentalist” can now be seen in the gallery.

Did everyone enjoy the season 3 premiere? You can now find HQ stills and screencaptures from the episode in the gallery.

I have updated the gallery with some set pictures from season 3 of The Mentalist!

I have added 96 HQ pictures of “The Mentalist”. They are episode stills, promotional pictures and behind the scenes pictures. Click the thumbnails to be taken to the albums.
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Simon has been nominated for a Golden Globe in the category of BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR IN A TELEVISION SERIES – DRAMA for The Mentalist. Congratulations Simon! We’re excited for you!

I have added a season 2 promotional and stills from The Mentalist. You can see them HERE.

Check out a first look at the THE MENTALIST Season 2 premiere airing Thursday, September 24 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. The first episode is titled “Redemption”.

You wouldn’t know it from the nominations, but “The Mentalist” and “Fringe” were last season’s most watched first-year shows. Together, they garnered only two nominations.

Unlike last year, when newcomers lighted up the ceremonies, this year no first-season program cracked the coveted categories of outstanding drama or comedy series. (Voters did recognize “Mentalist” star Simon Baker with a nomination for lead actor in a drama series. “Fringe” was honored for its special effects.)

In the long tradition of “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” snubs, the intense buzz around HBO’s supernatural series “True Blood” didn’t help this growing rookie hit about vampires. And Showtime’s “United States of Tara,” despite the cachet of being executive produced by Steven Spielberg, still managed only a lead acting nod for Toni Collette. (“Tara” has three other nominations — for casting, title design, theme music.)

Meanwhile, Starz’s “Party Down,” about a Hollywood catering crew, earned breathless raves from critics but was hampered by the fact that only critics watch the show. And the same goes for HBO’s raunchy “Eastbound & Down,” which doesn’t have big ratings but has a cult following online and with young guys — probably the same ones who put “Family Guy” into the running.

source: latimes.com