The cyber bridges for CSI creator Anthony Zuiker’s second digi-novel, Dark Prophecy, feature original music written by CSI: New York composer Bill Brown. Fans can listen to music from the soundtrack on the MovieScore Media website. MovieScore Media offers two ways to purchase the soundtrack: the songs can be downloaded for $9.99, or fans can order a CD for $17.95. The Dark Prophecy soundtrack is also available for purchase on iTunes for $9.99, or individual songs can be purchased for $0.99 each.

CSI: New York co-executive producer Trey Callaway sold a one-hour crime drama script to CBS. The series is called Siringo, and it is based on real life cowboy and detective Charles Siringo. Siringo was an agent for the Pinkerton National Detective Agency during the late 1800s. Callaway will serve as executive producer for the series with Mace Neufeld.

Source: Variety. Thanks to Shane from TalkCSI for the heads up.

CBS’s Under the Microscope blog offers fans a glimpse of guest star Edward James Olmos on the set of this week’s CSI: New York episode “Sangre Por Sangre”. Embedded video after the jump!

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CSI: New York found a young actress to play the daughter of newcomer Jo Danville (Sela Ward). (Contains minor spoilers.)

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The ratings for the latest episode of CSI: Miami, “Sudden Death”, are now available. Football overrun pushed the episode back a full hour for some viewers on Sunday, October 10. When the final ratings were counted for the night, Miami pulled in 9.48 million viewers and a 2.7 rating/9 share in the key 19-49 demographic prized by advertisers.

Source: PI Feedback

The latest episode of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, “Blood Moon”, posted the lowest ratings the forensic drama has ever seen in its decade on the air. Fancast wondered what caused the decline over the past few seasons, and fans offered a number of theories including cast changes, compelling competition and a lack of new plot ideas.

What do you think? Head over to TalkCSI and voice your opinion. (Thanks to Speedystokesgirl for the link!)

Several CBS series posted significant gains during premiere week when live plus seven-day DVR playback was counted for the first week of the 2010-2011 season ending September 26.

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CSI: New York’s leading man Gary Sinise (Mac Taylor) and set designer Will Batts shared several set pictures on Twitter. Batts posted a door with “squibs” attached to simulate bullet hits, and he also shared an image of a church that will appear in the upcoming ninth episode. The same church can be seen in a picture Sinise posted, and guest star John Larroquette appears in the second image shared by the actor. Click each picture to see it full-sized:

The latest episode of CSI: Miami is now available online. You can watch “Sudden Death” on CBS.com, Fancast or TV.com.

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation actress Marg Helgenberger (Catherine Willows) is one of the panelists scheduled to attend the Primetime TV Crimefighters live webcast on Monday, November 1. The group will discuss the evolution of crime shows on television, and the actors will talk about their personal careers as well as the stories behind their TV programmes. The live webcast will take place on Emmys.TV and Emmys.com.

In addition to Helgenberger, the panel will include Criminal Minds actor Thomas Gibson, Matt Bomer (White Collar), Nathan Fillion (Castle), Angie Harmon (Rizzoli & Isles), Boris Kodjoe (Undercovers), Mary McCormack (In Plain Sight), Dylan McDermott (Dark Blue), Matt Passmore (The Glades), Tim Roth (Lie to Me) and Skeet Ulrich (Law & Order: Los Angeles). (Please note that the panelists are subject to change.)

Source: Margamania. Thanks to EricaSJ from TalkCSI for the link.

CSI Files previously reported that a character from CSI creator Anthony Zuiker’s Level 26 digi-novel series would appear in the upcoming CSI: Crime Scene Investigation episode of the same name—you can catch a glimpse of “Sqweegel” in the promo embedded after the jump!

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The most recent episode of CSI: New York is now available online. You can watch “Damned If You Do” on CBS.com, Fancast or TV.com.

The latest episode of CSI: New York, “Damned If You Do”, took the top spot on Friday, October 8. It pulled in 9.87 million viewers, which was up from the ratings for the previous episode. The second hour of Dateline came second with 6.56 million viewers. A repeat of No Ordinary Family (3.04 million) was third for the hour, followed by The Good Guys (2.37 million) and Supernatural (2.28 million). In the key 18-49 demographic prized by advertisers, New York came out on top with a 1.9 rating/6 share at 9:00pm, followed by Dateline (1.7/6), Supernatural (1.0/3), Family (0.9/3) and Good Guys (0.8/3).

For more detailed ratings information, including other Friday night programming, visit PI Feedback.