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Emily Prentiss (Paget Brewster) and Andrew Mendoza (Stephen Bishop) are the newest couple on 'Criminal Minds'. Here's their courting historical past.

Emily Prentiss (Paget Brewster) first stepped foot within the Behavioral Analysis Unit in Season 2 of Criminal Minds — and fans of the show have been right away smitten. The Supervisory Special Agent earned audience' sympathy along with her level-headed means, extensive language abilities, and firm management taste.

There was once only one area the agent struggled with — romantic relationships. Fortunately, this all modified when Prentiss met Andrew Mendoza (Stephen Bishop). So, what should we all know about the duo?

Here's a refresher on Emily Prentiss' love existence.

The Supervisory Special Agent joined the BAU crew in Season 2, but her love life was hardly ever mentioned in the earlier episodes. The first time we watched the career-driven agent mission outside her comfort zone and organize a date used to be in "Revelations." However, the meet-up did not end on a positive word. 

In "Slaughterhouse 5," we watched the agent seek comfort in the corporate of agent Derek Morgan (Shemar Moore) — confessing to him that the date ended lower than favorably. The conversation took the unsuitable trajectory after the agent by accident published her "nerdy" aspect to the romantic prospect. 

In "Unknown Subjects," Prentiss pretended to pursue a courting with a fictive entity loosely impressed via her cat, Sergio, in a bid to divert her therapist's attention. In a dialog with agent Aaron Hotchner, she jokingly referred to Sergio as the easiest man.

The agent had no less than two relationships in the previous, even though these have been discussed best in passing on Criminal Minds. As Fandom lists, Prentiss dated a golf-enthusiast for some time. What's more, she also pursued a courting with a person named Mark. 

Prentiss and Mendoza met at against the law scene.

Prentiss and Mendoza met each other at a criminal offense scene — but they did not have much time to trade superfluous niceties. The FBI Special-Agent-in-Charge fell victim to a heinous felony dubbed as the Machete Killer, and it was once Prentiss who put her lifestyles on the line and stored him. In "Twenty Seven," we watched Prentiss take the lead, talk over with Mendoza at the health center, and invite him for a date. 

"Prentiss likes that Mendoza understands what her life is [...] and he’s thoughtful and funny," actress Paget Brewster mentioned, summarizing her personality's first impressions of the good-looking agent in an interview with TV Line. 

"Flesh and Blood" captured their first date, chronicling how Prentiss tried to dust off her cooking wisdom in a bid to amuse her doable suitor. Her efforts misfired, but the romantic get-together grew to become out to be a good fortune anyway. 

According to a recently-published synopsis, the next episode of Criminal Minds will offer an in-depth examination in their courting. 

"When the BAU team travels to Denver to investigate several murders, Prentiss is forced to evaluate her relationship with Special Agent Andrew Mendoza (Stephen Bishop)," reads the press release cited by Econotimes.

What does the future cling for Prentiss and Mendoza? Let's hope that they will stay collectively. 

Catch new episodes of Criminal Minds each Wednesday at Nine p.m.

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