CSI: Miami

MLive.com  United States Filming began Friday for "Caught in the Crossfire," which features 50 Cent (whose real name is Curtis James Jackson III), along with Adam Rodriguez ("CSI: Miami") and Chris Klein ("American Pie"). Rick Hert, film commissioner for the West Michigan Film ...

By Tempo Thursday’s outing is a particularly dark journey, yet it’s also mesmerizing. Bill Irwin is chilly, precise and quietly terrifying as Nathan Haskell, a serial killer who figures prominently in this episode and the next. Thursday’s episode, which is titled “19 Down...,” also introduces Dr. R...

By Tempo CBS' release: CBS has also completed production on episodes of the game show DO YOU TRUST ME.  A scheduling announcement will be made at a later date. 10:00-11:00 PM          CSI: NY Monday, Jan. 28 10:00-11:00 PM          CSI: MIAMI 10:00-11:00 PM          CSI: NY NBC’s release:

By Tempo NBC picked up the new programs 'Life' and 'Chuck' for full seasons on Monday. From NBC on Monday: Life" is a Universal Media Studios production.  Rand Ravich is executive producer and writer; Far Shariat and Dan Sackheim are executive producers on the series.

By Tempo Wednesday, May 16 CSI: NY -- Following the largest drug seizure in New York history, Mac (Gary Sinise) and the CSIs must save the lab and face one of their toughest challenges yet when, in an elaborate heist, a drug lord and his crew descend upon the lab's vault in hopes of retrieving their me...

By Tempo CSI: Miami" is, of course, a comedy, as anyone who watches the David Caruso vehicle knows. It's an unintentional comedy, to be sure, but it's not possible to take in the CBS procedural's wretched dialogue, wooden acting (with the exception of Khandi Alexander) and preposterous plots wit...

By Tempo Laughs aplenty -- that's what "CSI: Miami" is all about. This hilarious montage, starring Caruso and those charismatic shades, proves it. As the scenery-mauling Caruso's character, H., would say, "CSI: Miami." Is. Guilty. As. Charged.

By Tempo Four songs from Nirvana’s back catalogue will be used in a November episode of “CSI: Miami,” according to a story on Forbes.com. The only condition that Primary Wave set, according to the Forbes story, was that the  “CSI: Miami” episode “not feature any suicide or drug-addiction themes.”