CSI: Crime Scene Investigation

Featuring all 23 episodes from the first season, the definitive release fans have been waiting for notably includes two infamous episodes - “Blood Drops,” the quadruple murder that is arguably one of the best CSI episodes, and “Unfriendly Skies,” named ...

In the year 2000 a revolutionary new crime drama Crime Scene Investigators, or CSI or short, took the television airwaves by storm. Gil Grissom (William Petersen) and his team of forensic scientists to catch criminal in and around Las Vegas, ...

 OH It seems Ann kept a computer file of those who required her services. Since the names included some of the most powerful people in New York, most than a few of them are looking to keep the flash drive a secret. Ann was killed, but the computer part is ...

 OH Leave it to CSI:NY to open an episode with a bang. After a house explodes, Mac Taylor (Gary Sinise) and crew must pick up the pieces. Good thing Adam Ross (AJ Buckley) is playing street hockey nearby — he helps a man out of the rubble, a man who plays ...

 OH The disbelief on his face when he realized just who the killer was showed just how much he cared. The problem came from seeing something in a suspect which Adam knows only too well. Buckley has a good range of talent, and he stepped up when the job ...

 CA - He's become almost essential to CSI for his comedic value. Grissom and his fellow CSIs went to work immediately at the college when it was agreed upon that ... CSI: One to Go (part two) TV Squad all 2 news articles

 New Zealand - among the thicket of crime and forensics series that come and go. It even predates the ubiquitous American CSI TV franchise by four years, ...

 OH - I am fairly certain the next two weeks will be old episodes, only because the dates fall on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve. Even if there wasn't football ...

 OH - As Mac Taylor (Gary Sinise) or anyone else who works for him would say, "rules are often created with a good reason in mind." Even Det. ...

 OH - Nov 2, 2008 A true story of a man who started out homeless, Chris Gardner decided one day things had to change. After all, he had a young son who depended on his income ...

By Tim Isaac Review: Following a very ropey fourth season and a first half of Season 5 that slowly clawed back towards what once made CSI: Miami so good, these 12 episodes see the show getting back to hitting its stride. While still the weakest of ...

By The Masked Movie Snobs Written by Senora BichoThe bar for the Eighth Season of CSI was set very high as, in my opinion, Season Seven was its best to date. While I can’t say it was as good, it delivered some great episodes and certainly was enough to keep me as an avid viewer. Two million other viewers didn’t agree, howe...

 OH - Eddie Cahill, who plays Det. Don Flack, is Mr. Toughie. A good cop, he wants nothings more than to haul in the perp. Only recently has he portrayed the ...

 CA - The five episodes have no connection to one another and no superfluous story elements that pull in the series' characters. These are whodunits that offer a ...

By Lynn We have no confirmation yet as to whether the character of Warrick Brown, played by Gary Dourdan, will live or die. But we do know that unfortunately, he’ll be leaving the show. I can tell by the comments so far that I was not the only person to be shocked beyond words when Warrick was [...]

Tb Television CSI: Innsbruck? Tb Television, Canada - Apr 17, 2008 David Caruso, who plays Horatio Caine in the CSI spin-off series CSI: Miami, needed a little help from the law recently. A joint investigation by the FBI ... David Caruso's Alleged Stalker Fails To Show For Trial CFTKTV

CSI: The Seventh Season DVD Review  Canada - CSI: Crime Scene Investigation is still one of the most popular shows on television even after seven seasons. The show focuses on a team of forensic ...

CSI: New York' proves that virtual worlds can be compelling plot devices Good, short review of CSI:NY's Second Life crossover episode. Sounds like the TV episode was solid. How will the Second Life side measure up? CSI:NY Second Life Episode Hits Expected Notes Virtually Blind reviews th...

By pacificrimx I had a late night tonight with a work related event in Modesto. I got home and fired up the old Tivo to watch tonight’s episode of CSI: NY. People might find it a bit strange that I work with computer forensics on a semi regular basis, I am on the High Tech Crimes Investigation Association for Sta...

PCN DVD Review: CSI: NY The Complete Third Season  Canada - Overall CSI: New York had a very solid third season and was definitely the superior show over CSI: Miami and CSI: Las Vegas. The episode listing for season ...

CSI: New York – Season 3: DVD Review  - Season Three of CSI: New York delivers all those qualities; uncomfortably gruesome realism, criminal doings and forensic puzzles, among the denizens of New ...

By Jason the TVaholic MTV has 11 episodes of America’s Next Top Model. Nickelodeon has 12 episodes of The Fresh Prince of Bel Air late. Sci Fi has eight episodes of Andromeda early. Travel Channel has five episodes of Bizarre Foods With Andrew Zimmern. VH1 has 8½ hours of The Pick-Up Artist.

By feedback@thisweekingeek.net (Snowball and Birdman) If you think about it, Forensic Investigators are now cooler than before thanks to a gigantic show called CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. Now we are not going with the "Blast from the Past" type reviews, this time we are reviewing the ...

DVD REVIEW: JESSIE STONE - NIGHT PASSAGE  NY - When one thinks of CBS, they think of some of the most radically original shows on television such as CSI Miami, CSI New York and NCIS! ...

By Jonathan Toomey Filed under: OpEd, CSI: Miami, Watercooler TalkWell the weekend is here and since I never had a chance to see this past Monday's installment of CSI: Miami (S05E22, "Burned"), I figured I'd sit down and watch the crappy feed on the CBS website. For whatever reason, my TiVo tweaked out last we...

By Ian Woolstencroft CSI Grissom returns but his comeback is overshadowed by Keppler’s exit. And what an exit! This ranks as one of the show's finest episodes in its seven-year run, a blend of hard-boiled detective story and clinical CSI investigation. In just a few short weeks Liev Schreiber won me over to such...

By NancyGail Stella has the difficult task of telling her boss, Det. Mac Taylor (Gary Sinise), also a good friend, that she might be HIV positive after cutting herself at a crime scene ("Heart of Glass"). Mac is hurt she did not come to him right away, but he understands that she thought she could handle thi...

By NancyGail Sheldon Hawkes (Hill Harper) have a dead cigarette to process. Okay, it's a man inside a costume, but the actual person is hard to see from a distance. The same person who killed the new victim attacked another in a costume. ...

By NancyGail After a security guard is killed in one of New York’s classiest shops, Det. Stella Bonasera (Melina Kanakaredes) and Det. Danny Messer (Carmine Giovinazzo) are called to the scene by homicide Det. Jessica Angell (Emanuelle Vangier) to begin processing.

By NancyGail Meanwhile, Stella and Hawkes discover a convention was held the night their victim died. While several hundred suspects exist, one name catches their eye. A politician left a fingerprint on the victim, showing clear evidence of DNA. Could this be the killer?

By Jonathan Toomey S07E11) This was an incredibly frustrating episode. As much as I love this show, episodes like this are why I don't review it weekly like I do CSI: Miami. At least with Caruso and the Miami crew, I know what I'm getting week in and week out: a cheesy, campy, and thoroughly enjoyable over the top s...

By David Desjardins CSI: Crime Scene Investigation remains on my list though. It’s all about geeks doing their thing. Still gritty, still slick and most importantly still smart. Gil Grissom simply cannot be imitated. His eclectic three-dimensional team has the chops to be believable as a team. Street smarts, b...

By C. Michael Bailey In a word, it is humor. Humor and a cast of characters who are as competent as they are quirky. This is a program that does not take itself too seriously as do the CSI clones, and this is good. So, how does the beginning of the fourth season shape up? That must be answered with a brief look at the end of...

By Jonathan Toomey It took the team almost 9 hours to process the crime scene, and then it all fell apart because Nick, Greg, and Sara decided to get a cup of coffee. While they were sitting in the diner, someone stole Nick's SUV and it had all the evidence in it. That's, um, what do you call it? Oh, right - not good.

By Jonathan Toomey Filed under: Other Drama Shows, CBS, OpEd, CSI: New YorkReaders! Forgive me. Usually I'm very good about getting a review of the shows I cover out in a timely matter. I'm late with this one, but believe me when I say that there's a very legit reason for the tardiness. Since Wednesday night, I've...