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'Criminal Minds' spinoff lands Forest Whitaker

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[imgleft] forest-whitaker-wireimage-320.jpg[/imgleft] Oscar winner Forest Whitaker is likely headed back into series TV with the lead role in CBS' planned "Criminal Minds" spinoff.

Whitaker is close to signing a deal to star in the spinoff, which will focus on a new group of FBI profilers. The "Last King of Scotland" star will also get a producer credit on the show, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

The spinoff will be introduced during a "Criminal Minds" episode set to air in the spring, in keeping with how CBS has launched the newer iterations of "CSI" and "NCIS: Los Angeles." Whitaker will play a former top FBI profiler who has been out of the spotlight for several years when he takes over as leader of the new team.

"Minds" writer/executive producer Chris Mundy is writing the spinoff script, which he conceived with fellow exec producer Ed Bernero.

Whitaker's most recent on-screen TV credits are a guest arc on "ER," which earned him an Emmy nomination, and a season-long stint on "The Shield."

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