And if you haven’t seen Nick as Kevin yet, he’s featured in one of the newest clips on the official Criminal Minds Web site. Check it out after the jump:

THE BAU TEAM TRAVELS TO MIAMI TO PROFILE A SERIAL KILLER WHOSE SEXUAL IDENTITY PLAYS A KEY ROLE IN HIS CHOICE OF VICTIMS, ON “CRIMINAL MINDS,” WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30

Nicholas Brendon (”Buffy the Vampire Slayer”) and Michael Graziadei (”The Young and the Restless”) Guest Star

“In Heat” - Hotchner, Rossi and their team travel to Miami to catch a serial killer whose conflicted sexual identity fuels his crime spree. During the trip, J.J. meets up with a former colleague who turns out to be more than a friend, on CRIMINAL MINDS, Wednesday, April 30 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.

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And more good news: He just started shooting his third Criminal Minds episode!

As part of our ongoing Super Cat coverage, we can now share with you a sneak peek of the show’s opening theme! Like our previous featured clip, it’s not the final version, but you’ll get a good idea of what’s to come. The theme music was written by show creator Ben Thompson and Doug Sizemore.

If you like it, you can leave a note here, or on YouTube to let Ben and Nick know!

Hello everybody! It’s Nicholas Brendon here, calling you on Thursday, the 20th. Got the big Buffy reunion tonight, at the Cinerama Dome in Hollywood, California. And it should be interesting to see everybody again. Everyone’s going to be there, and … let’s see.

My girlfriend told me to answer some questions from, you know, the Web site, and this is the one I will answer today. Emma is not named after Emma Caulfield. The little Chihuahua that you hear barking in the background sometimes, is not named for Emma Caulfield. So there. It’s on the record. I adopted the dogs. They came into my life after they were named. I probably wouldn’t have picked Emma, but Emma is a sweet name, since my girlfriend will read this. Probably.

So, a couple things, few things. I start my next episode of Criminal Minds on Monday. I haven’t gotten the script yet, so I’m not sure if I’m going to be showing full frontal again, but you can rest assured I’ve been down to the gym — just a part of my repertoire, now (good luck spelling that one, Jacqui). I know that I can count on Jacqui, of course, the webmaster who transcribes everything. Hello, Jacqui, hellooooo.

And then I’m going to Atlanta to finish writing the show … the cartoon that I’m teaming up with Ben Thompson, who is the writer of Super Cat. And, so, we were supposed to go to New York on Monday to pitch all the shows to the Cartoon Network again, but I’m gonna be working, so Ben’s going, alone. So if anybody wants to contact the Cartoon Network and say, “I’ve seen this Super Cat thing on YouTube,” feel free, and have your friends call, too. Because they had a change of power. Yeah, you know, it’s not even Hollywood, it’s in New York, you know, but it’s the same politics out there. Out with the old, in with the new, but the old guy who that there was there for like, six months. … I’m just the talent, y’know?

Reading a great book called The Revelations of Dr. Modesto right now. Saw a really good movie called Under the Same Moon — it’s one of those read-y films, y’know. Foreign. One of those foreign-language films. And it was very sweet. Very, very, very sweet. So if it’s around in theaters, wherever this message is finding you all, go check out that movie. I’m pretty sure we’ve talked about other movies I’ve seen. It’s been a little busy for me lately, so I haven’t seen as many movies as I would have liked.

Andrew Bynum, the Lakers center, is going to be coming back in two weeks, and that’s very good for my Lakers. And the Dodgers’ season starts on March 31, which I couldn’t be more excited about. I’m hoping that my girlfriend gets me tickets to the opening day. I’m hoping that she reads this, but she hasn’t really tipped her hand. And there’s a chance I could be working, too, so you know, everything is kind of up in the air right now.

But, more importantly, this Paley thing is up first, and it’s tonight. I’m a little nervous, ’cause you know it’s kind of like seeing an old girlfriend. And you know you’re not getting back together, but you’ve still got to see her. So that’s gonna be interesting. I will … what I’ll do: I’m flying to Atlanta tomorrow, so when I get into Atlanta, I will leave a blog — an audioblog, that’s what this is, that’s what I’m doing right now. And let you know how it went. Lauren might try to videotape it tonight, so we can put it up on my Web site. That’s obviously ambitious, but if we can not do that, then I’ll give you a blow by blow of everything that happened. It might take a few hours, you know, but you guys have the patience to listen to me ramble for a few hours, dontchya’? Don-chya’?

Alright, hope this message is finding everyone well, and I will talk at you tomorrow. Peace be with you. Malakahakameka. Myayaya-huhuh. And, tootles. Ta! Byeee.

ROSSI IS HAUNTED BY AN UNSOLVED CASE FROM HIS PAST INVOLVING THE MURDER OF TWO YOUNG PARENTS, ON “CRIMINAL MINDS,” WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2

Nicholas Brendon (”Buffy the Vampire Slayer”), Nicholle Tom (”Burn Notice”) and David Tom (”Veronica Mars”) Guest Star

“Damaged” - When Rossi decides to revisit an unsolved case from his past, the BAU team steps in to help him unravel the circumstances behind the mysterious murder of two young parents nearly 20 years before, on CRIMINAL MINDS, Wednesday, April 2 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. This episode was written and directed by Executive Producer Edward Allen Bernero.

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Driving home, from the Criminal Minds, and I thought everybody should know that: I made the cut! I did. I pasted on that little hammock. That little sock, if you will. And I did … and I … let them have their way with me. A really unique situation — I’m happy that it’s behind me, every pun intended.

Can we get a mad shoutout to Jacqui, who’s going to transcribe this later on? Hi, Jacqui. Mad shout.

So, yeah, it’s so cool. And it was my last day of the episode. And, it was awesome. It was fantastic. And, actually I have, they take pictures now, like, next to the camera. So I’ve got a bunch of pictures with me. A wine bottle is covering up my willy. My Johnson. My Jackson. My reel. My knits and my bits. Very funny.

It’s actually, you know, it’s really a morbid show. A beautifully written, morbid show. Get some nice little comedy nuggets in there. And so I think, and then the last shot, there are two cameras on either side of my right butt cheek and my left butt cheek. So I’m literally splitting the camera — my asscrack is splitting it. Which, again: Funny. I guess.

I hope that you guys enjoy it. I know that I enjoyed doing it — probably a little bit too much, to be quite honest with you. And I met some real FBI agents, today, who were on set. And, like, the Marine Corps was on set today, too. A lot of people saw my ass. And this thing that I was wearing, on my front.

I hope everybody’s well. I will blog again, probably in about a week or so. It will be a broader blog .. maybe, I’ve written some stories. I just burped, excuse me. I might. Oh, hold on. Are you hanging up on me? No, we’re good. But! I should go. I’m going to read some stories that I’ve written, perhaps next time. Bye.

Hellooo, everybody. It’s Nicholas Brendon here, spelled B-r-e-n-d-o-n. Driving down the 10 freeway, en route to Glendale, California, where I will be disrobing and putting on a cock sock.

So I’m calling you right now, in the pre-dawn of the cock sock. And I will call you in the post-dawn of the cock sock, and I’ll let you know how cocktastic it is.

Like I said before: I’ve never done this before. I’ve seen it done — and always was way appreciative that it wasn’t happening to me. But here we go. I’m feeling a little bit victimized… [Sound cuts out … ] and I don’t know, really how to approach this, outside of crying a lot … shaking uncontrollably.

And I just, literally, passed a cop going about 85 miles per hour, and he’s just gotten behind me right now, so let’s just see what happens. I’ll probably have to start crying if he pulls me over, and just — and let him know that I’m going to put on the cock sock. And, why am I speeding to get to work to wear a cock sock? That’s the question, I think.

I don’t have an answer for you right now. I don’t. But I do have some kind words. So just call me back, and let’s have a conversation. Oh, wait. Do you even have my phone number? Well, those of you that have my phone number, call me, and I’ll leave some kind words.

Shit. Oh, never mind. I gotta go — that’s work. I’ll talk to you after! Bye!

In further Kevin news, TV Guide’s Michael Ausiello answered a Nick-related question! Follow the link for the good news.

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