Connor Storrie Joins Criminal Minds: Evolution in Recurring Role
Actor Connor Storrie has begun a four-episode recurring arc on Criminal Minds: Evolution, debuting June 11 in the episode titled "The Witching Hour." Storrie plays Lance Kingston, a charming narcissist connected to a case being investigated by the BAU. The role marks a significant new project for the breakout star between seasons of another series.
Connor Storrie has joined the cast of Criminal Minds: Evolution in a recurring role spanning four episodes across the show's 19th season. His character, Lance Kingston, is described as a charming narcissist with a complex connection to a case under investigation by the BAU, positioning him as a key figure in the unfolding narrative. Storrie's first episode aired on Paramount+ on June 11, with additional appearances scheduled for Episodes 5, 6, and 9. The show is exclusively available on Paramount+, which offers both ad-supported ($8.99/month) and ad-free ($13.99/month) subscription tiers, with a seven-day free trial available through Amazon Prime Video add-ons. Criminal Minds: Evolution features an ensemble cast including Joe Mantegna, A.J. Cook, Kirsten Vangsness, and Paget Brewster.
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