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The most recent episode of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, “Lover’s Lanes”, is now available online. You can watch the full episode on CBS.com or Fancast—or you can find it embedded after the jump:
20th November 2009 by Rachel | Comments Off
The latest episode of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation split leadership with Grey’s Anatomy on Thursday, November 19. “Lover’s Lanes” was down from last week’s crossover episode, but it pulled in 14.95 million overall viewers to win the hour. Grey’s was next with 13.96 million, followed by NBC’s combination of The Office (7.43 million) and 30 Rock (5.86 million), Fringe on Fox (5.89 million) and Supernatural (2.74 million). In the 18-49 demographic prized by advertisers, Grey’s was on top with a 5.0 rating/13 share that beat CSI’s 3.6/9. NBC was third with an average of 3.3/8 for Office (3.7/9) and Rock (2.9/7), followed by Fringe (2.0/5) and Supernatural (1.3/3).
For more detailed ratings information, including other Thursday night programming, visit PI Feedback.
20th November 2009 by Rachel | Comments Off
The Compass Killer takes another victim, but Mac has another problem on his hands–Flack has gone AWOL.
The most recent episode of CSI: New York’s sixth season, “Cuckoo’s Nest”, is now available online. You can watch it on CBS.com, Fancast or TV.com—or you can see the full episode embedded here on CSI Files after the jump:
19th November 2009 by Rachel | Comments Off
The latest episode of CSI: New York, “Cuckoo’s Nest”, came out on top in the ratings for Wednesday, November 18. The show was down from the numbers it posted as part of the three-series crossover last week, but “Cuckoo’s Nest” pulled in enough viewers to make it the third-highest rated episode of the season so far for New York (behind the season premiere and last week’s crossover episode).
The episode earned 13.68 million viewers in the 10:00pm hour, putting it ahead of In the Spotlight With Robin Roberts on ABC (6.64 million) and The Jay Leno Show (4.83 million) on NBC. In the 18-49 demographic prized by advertisers, New York ended up with a 3.2 rating/9 share to beat the 2.4/7 posted by Spotlight and the 1.4/4 earned by Leno.
For more detailed ratings information, including other Wednesday night programming, visit PI Feedback.
19th November 2009 by Rachel | Comments Off
CSI Files previously reported that CSI: New York leading man Gary Sinise (Mac Taylor) was the narrator for the 10-hour series WWII in HD. The series debuted on the History Channel on Sunday, November 15 from 9:00-11:00pm. That first two-hour block pulled in 2.6 million total viewers for the network, including 1.1 million adults 25-54 and 931,000 viewers in the key 18-49 demographic.
18th November 2009 by Rachel | Comments Off
Sofia Milos, familiar to fans of CSI: Miami as Yelina Salas, will join Eva La Rue (Natalia Boa Vista) and Adam Rodriguez (Eric Delko) for the Rally for Children With Cancer event on Saturday, November 21 in Miami Beach, Florida.
18th November 2009 by Rachel | Comments Off
The CSIs attempt to determine what caused an SUV to crash into a car, killing two people and leaving several others injured.
18th November 2009 by Kristine Huntley | Comments Off
Ratings for Monday, November 16 were delayed due to a power outage at Nielsen’s data processing facility, but now the numbers are out and the latest episode of CSI: Miami came out on top in the 10:00pm hour. “Point of Impact” had 13.49 million overall viewers, putting it ahead of Castle (10.86 million) and The Jay Leno Show (4.46 million). In the key 18-49 demographic prized by advertisers, Miami earned a 3.8 rating/11 share to come out ahead of Castle (2.6/7) and Leno (1.4/4).
For more detailed ratings information, including other Monday night programming, visit PI Feedback.
18th November 2009 by Rachel | Comments Off
The CSI Producer discusses the big crossover, what’s coming up in the remaining sweeps episodes of CSI and the return of a memorable nemesis. Lights spoilers inside!
