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CSI Files previously reported that legendary rock band The Who would be performing a medley of their biggest songs during the Bridgestone Super Bowl XLIV Halftime Show this past Sunday, February 7. In case you missed it, you can find two videos of the 12-minute show, which featured all three CSI theme songs, embedded after the jump:
8th February 2010 by Rachel | Comments Off
CBS has posted the opening scene from this week’s episode of CSI: Miami, “Miami, We Have a Problem”. You can find the video embedded after the jump:
8th February 2010 by Rachel | Comments Off
Country music superstars Rascal Flatts will be hitting the small screen in the next new episode of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, “Unshockable”, which is set to air on Thursday, March 4. (Spoilers after the jump!)
8th February 2010 by Rachel | Comments Off
CSI Files previously reported that CSI: New York executive producer Peter Lenkov was working on a reboot of the classic CBS series Hawaii Five-O. There was a rumour that Moonlight and Three Rivers star Alex O’Loughlin was being considered for the show’s leading role, but there has been no word on that particular casting choice. However, CBS has revealed who will play sidekick Detective Chin Ho Kelly in the new series: Lost actor Daniel Dae Kim. Kim is the first core actor from the ABC drama to sign on for a new show in anticipation of Lost’s upcoming series finale.
8th February 2010 by Rachel | Comments Off
CSI: Miami’s Eddie Cibrian (Jesse Cardoza) and Omar Miller (Walter Simmons) boldly go where no CSI has gone before in “Miami, We Have A Problem”. (Spoilers and embedded video after the jump!)
8th February 2010 by Rachel | Comments Off
The flagship series is preempted this week, but the spinoffs offer a case that’s out of this world and murder in the fast lane. Official plot details and cast lists after the jump.
7th February 2010 by Rachel | Comments Off
Penning the latest episode of CSI: New York, “Sangine Love”, is just the tip of the iceberg for series star Carmine Giovinazzo (Danny Messer).
5th February 2010 by Rachel | Comments Off
The most recent episode of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, “Internal Combustion”, is now available online. You can watch it on CBS.com, TV.com or Fancast—or you can find the full video embedded here on CSI Files after the jump:
5th February 2010 by Rachel | Comments Off
The latest episode of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, “Internal Combustion”, came in first in total viewers on Thursday, February 4. CSI’s 14.57 million viewers easily beat Grey’s Anatomy (12.50 million), the winter finale of Fringe (7.41 million), NBC’s combination of The Office (7.36 million) and 30 Rock (5.93 million), and Supernatural on the CW (2.35 million). In the key 18-49 demographic prized by advertisers, Grey’s (4.5/12) came in first, and the average for Office (3.8/10) and Rock (2.7/8) earned the second place spot. CSI was third with 3.2/8, followed by Fringe (2.6/7) and Supernatural (1.1/3).
For more detailed ratings information, including other Thursday night programming, visit PI Feedback.
5th February 2010 by Rachel | Comments Off
When the body of a young woman is discovered in a snowy park surrounded by blood, the CSIs come to suspect she may be the victim of a vampire cult.
CSI: New York’s Hill Harper (Dr Sheldon Hawkes) posted a Twitpic with costar AJ Buckley (Adam Ross). The pair is surrounded by fake bars of gold—click the image to make it larger:
Thanks to perlnoir from TalkCSI for the heads up.
Things are going to get personal for several CSI: New York characters as season six rolls on. (Spoilers after the jump!)
4th February 2010 by Rachel | Comments Off
A visit to Sin City becomes a shocking experience for one member of the band Rascal Flatts next month. (Spoilers after the jump!)
4th February 2010 by Rachel | Comments Off
The most recent episode of CSI: New York is now available online. “Sanguine Love”, which was penned by series star Carmine Giovinazzo (Danny Messer), can be viewed on CBS.com, Fancast or TV.com—or you can find it embedded right here on CSI Files after the jump.
4th February 2010 by Rachel | Comments Off
The latest episode of CSI: New York, “Sanguine Love”, took the top spot in the 10:00pm hour on Wednesday, February 3. The episode pulled in 14.16 million viewers and a 3.4 rating/10 share in the key 18-49 demographic prized by advertisers. This put it ahead of cancelled series The Jay Leno Show (4.16 million, 1.2/3) and Ugly Betty (4.06 million, 1.5/4), which shared second and third place.
For more detailed ratings information, including other Wednesday night programming, visit PI Feedback.
4th February 2010 by Rachel | Comments Off
