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06/29 Gone Baby Gone (R)
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07/02 You May Now Kill the Bride (R)
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July 1 - News Bullets
Buckley visits Iraq, online ads are cheaper, CBS launches 'Project LENO', 'New York' DVD details and Vaugier calls Vancouver home.

June 30 - This Week On 'CSI'
Repeats offer a kidnapping, a dead handbag designer and corpses that seem to be alive.

June 25 - Cibrian Heads To The Sunshine State
'Miami' gets a new series regular. Also, Alexander is not set to return. Contains minor spoilers.

June 22 - This Week On 'CSI'
Repeats offer a handcuffed victim, a body inside a crushed car and new evidence in a closed case.

June 22 - Procter Has Motherhood On Her Mind
The 'Miami' actress hopes she and her character can get pregnant this year.

June 22 - News Bullets
'Miami' DVD details, open rehearsal for 'Blackbird', Giovinazzo and Fehr golf, Asner talks 'New York' role, Petersen attends premiere, Harper and Procter are potential superstars and 'CSI' gets new hairdresser.

June 19 - Asner Showcased For 'New York' Role
The actor's breakout performance earns him a spot on 'Variety''s short list.

June 17 - Lenkov Signs New Deal
The executive producer will stick around for a few more years.

June 17 - Emmy Nomination Ballots Released
The franchise submits actors and episodes for consideration.

June 16 - This Week On 'CSI'
Repeats offer a runaway crane, a floating house and deep-fried evidence.

June 14 - Eads Misses Petersen 'Desperately'
The 'CSI' actor talks about the former leading man and his replacement.

June 14 - Procedural Series Make Sure Viewers Are Not 'Left Behind'
The minds behind 'CSI' discuss the strength and necessity of procedural programming.

June 14 - Fishburne: It's Not Different
The 'CSI' actor talks about working on TV and joining an established series.

June 14 - News Bullets
'CSI' guest star dies, 'CSI' Blue-ray release, 'House' beats 'CSI', Echikunwoke might be back and Sinise narrates documentary.

June 9 - 'This Week On CSI'
Repeats offer an explosive case, a triple homicide and a dead FBI agent.

 
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