CBS posted a clip from this week’s episode of CSI: Miami, “Sudden Death”, featuring Eric Delko (Adam Rodriguez), Ryan Wolfe (Jonathan Togo) and Horatio Caine (David Caruso). You can find the video embedded after the jump!

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CSI creator Anthony Zuiker is bringing a villain from his Level 26 digi-novels to the small screen with an appearance during next week’s CSI: Crime Scene Investigation episode “Sqweegel”.

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October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and CBS has joined forces with Ford Warriors in Pink. From now through the end of the month, CBS will air short television spots featuring stars like Marg Helgenberger (CSI: Crime Scene Investigation’s Catherine Willows) and Emily Procter (CSI: Miami’s Calleigh Duquesne). The campaign seeks to educate viewers about breast cancer prevention. For more information, click the badge below to visit the official Warriors in Pink website:

Source: PRNewsChannel.com

The most recent episode of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation is now available online. You can watch “Blood Moon” on CBS.com, Fancast or TV.com.

The latest episode of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, “Blood Moon”, came up short on Thursday, October 7. The series pulled in 12.29 million viewers, which wasn’t enough to beat competing Grey’s Anatomy (12.49 million). NBC’s combination of The Office (6.89 million) and Outsourced (5.23 million) was third for the hour, followed by Fringe (5.22 million) and Nikita (2.95 million). In the key 18-49 demographic prized by advertisers, Grey’s came first with a 4.5 rating/12 share. NBC’s average of 3.0/8 came in second, with CSI pulling a third place 2.7/7. Fringe (2.0/5) and Nikita (1.1/3) were fourth and fifth, respectively.

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

Actress Alana de la Garza, best known to fans of CSI: Miami as Marisol Delko Caine, gave birth to her first child on Tuesday, September 28. De la Garza and her husband Michael Roberts named the 9 pound, 13 ounce baby boy Kieran Thomas Roberts.

Source: TV Guide. Thanks to Destiny from TalkCSI for the heads up!

Extra visited the set of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and spoke with leading lady Marg Helgenberger (Catherine Willows) about the show’s longevity, her future with the series and how she got her start. Embedded video after the jump!

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Playing a former FBI agent and crime scene investigator is an unfamiliar experience for veteran actress Sela Ward (CSI: New York’s Jo Danville). “It’s completely different from anything I’ve ever done before,” Ward told the Star-Telegram. “That was the main attraction.”

The newcomer admitted she doesn’t have “a head for science”. She added, “In school, I didn’t like classes like biology. So playing a character like Jo Danville is a novelty for me. It’s also a little difficult in terms of dialogue and understanding what I’m saying and why, but I’m trying.”

Ward may not be a scientist at heart, but she can connect to other aspects of her character. “Other than the science, most of the things about her are close to a comfort zone for me: her wit and humor and mysteriousness and a little bit of an artistic edge,” the actress explained. “I’m very at home there.”

CBS posted a scene from the upcoming CSI: New York episode “Damned If You Do” featuring Sela Ward (Jo Danville). You can find the video embedded after the jump!

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Two CSI: New York actors posted new pictures on Twitter: Hill Harper (Dr Sheldon Hawkes) posed with former New York guest star Danica Patrick (“The Formula”), and Gary Sinise (Mac Taylor) posted a picture from his trailer on the New York set. Click each image to see it full-sized:

Former CSI: New York actress Melina Kanakaredes (Stella Bonasera) will visit LIVE! With Regis & Kelly on Thursday, October 7. Check your local listings.

CBS takes fans behind the scenes of this week’s CSI: New York episode “Damned If You Do” to watch how the SPFX team applies make-up and prosthetics to make guest stars appear dead or wounded. You can find the video embedded after the jump!

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You can find a scene from the upcoming CSI: Crime Scene Investigation episode “Blood Moon” featuring Nick Stokes (George Eads) and Dr Ray Langston (Laurence Fishburne) embedded after the jump!

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