CSI: New York actor Hill Harper (Dr Sheldon Hawkes) will be the keynote speaker at the University of Southern Indiana’s annual Martin Luther King Jr Memorial Luncheon. The event will be held on January 17, 2011.

Upcoming CSI: Crime Scene Investigation guest star Marlee Matlin shares details about her character and which city should get a CSI spinoff. (Spoilers after the jump!)

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CSI: Crime Scene Investigation supervising producer Dustin Lee Abraham posted the following image of George Eads (Nick Stokes), which was taken on the last day of filming before the new year. Sharp-eyed fans can also find Eads’ costar Eric Szmanda (Greg Sanders) in the background. Click to see the picture full-sized:

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation executive producers Carol Mendelsohn and Don McGill offered a few tidbits about what fans can expect when the series returns in 2011. (Spoilers after the jump!)

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Rex Linn (Frank Tripp) and Jonathan Togo (Ryan Wolfe) shared the best technique for applying handcuffs on CSI: Miami: faking it.

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The nominations for the 17th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards have been released, and CBS is represented in four categories.

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The franchise will air repeats now through the start of 2011. The flagship series offers the only episode this week, which offers fans a second look at the season premiere.

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Leven Rambin (Grey’s Anatomy, Scoundrels) will appear on CSI: Miami later this season. (Minor spoilers after the jump!)

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CBS posted a new video on the CSI: New York blog featuring showrunner Pam Veasey and co-executive producer Zach Reiter. The pair shared their thoughts on the show’s evolution and how it feels to reach 150 episodes. Video embedded after the jump!

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CSI: New York set designer Will Batts posted the following Twitpic featuring a sky bridge reproduction under construction. The set represents the three-story Gimbels Sky Bridge, which crosses 32nd Street in Manhattan. The original copper-clad structure was erected in 1925. Click to see the image full-sized:

Gregory Bassenian is credited with writing the latest episode of CSI: Miami, “Blood Sugar”, and he posted about the experience on the CSI: Miami blog. Bassenian revealed some behind-the-scenes secrets, including the true identity of the sugar refinery, details about the sugar-covered corpse and the massive explosion featured at the beginning of the episode.

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Several CBS series received nominations for the upcoming 68th Annual Golden Globe Awards and the 2011 Writers Guild Awards.

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The most recent episode of CSI: Miami, “Blood Sugar”, aired approximately 30 minutes late on Sunday, December 12. According to the final ratings, the series pulled in 9.89 million viewers, which is down from the previous episode and marks the show’s lowest ratings since October 31. Miami also earned a series low 2.3 rating/6 share in the 18-49 demographic prized by advertisers.

Source: Travis Yanan Watches TV