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As CSI: New York prepares to air its season finale tonight at 9:00pm ET/PT, CBS shared several pictures from “Exit Strategy”. First up is a picture of Lucy Messer, which will appear in the first five minutes of the episode. The second picture features Mac Taylor (Gary Sinise), Danny Messer (Carmine Giovinazzo) and Don Flack (Eddie Cahill). Click to see each image full-sized:
The seventh season of CSI: New York comes to a close after tonight’s finale, “Exit Strategy”. With the show’s fate up in the air, the writers crafted an episode that can serve as a lead-in to season eight—or as a series finale. (Minor spoilers after the jump!)
The fate of CSI: New York remains uncertain, and the spinoff is on the bubble—meaning CBS has to decide whether to keep the show on the air or cancel it after tonight’s season seven finale, “Exit Strategy”. When the cast and crew finished filming for the season, it was a different feeling than years past. “[I]n previous years we’ve always felt fairly certain that we were coming back,” leading man Gary Sinise (Mac Taylor) told TV Line. “You do want to know one way or another [if this is it], so you can have a sense of closure.”
“It has been a wonderful working atmosphere,” Sinise continued. “We’ve done good work together, and people like working on this show—I do—and I’d like to come back.” However, if New York is over after this season, Sinise added, “I’m grateful for the seven years I had on the show, and I’ll be grateful that I was able to do it, because it’s been a really great run.”
CBS is celebrating the eleventh season finale of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation by offering fans 20% off logo t-shirts in the official CBS Store. Use the code “LOVECSI” at the checkout to get your discount.
The season eleven finale of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation is now available online. You can watch “In a Dark, Dark House” on CBS.com, Xfinity TV or TV.com.
The season finale of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, “In a Dark, Dark House”, shared the top spot on Thursday, May 12. The episode pulled in 11.49 million viewers, which is up nearly a million viewers from last week. This was enough to put CSI ahead of Bones (11.00 million), Grey’s Anatomy (9.36 million), NBC’s combination of The Office (6.24 million) and Parks and Recreation (4.55 million), and the season finale of Nikita on the CW (1.94 million). In the key 18-49 demographic prized by advertisers, CSI came in a distant fourth place with a 2.6 rating/7 share in the 9:00pm hour, although this was up slightly from the previous episode. Bones was first for the hour with 3.3/9, followed by Grey’s (3.1/8), NBC’s average of 2.8/8, CSI and Nikita (0.7/2).
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The final episode of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation’s eleventh season will air tonight at 9:00pm ET/PT. Here’s a picture from “In a Dark, Dark House” (click to see it full-sized):
Next up, two CSI executive producers offer some insight into the confrontation between Dr Ray Langston (Laurence Fishburne) and serial killer Nate Haskell (Bill Irwin). (Minor spoilers after the jump!)
The end of the season is here, and CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and CSI: New York will air their finales this week. Official plot details and cast lists can be found after the jump.
CBS posted a sneak peek from this week’s season seven finale of CSI: New York, “Exit Strategy”. The clip features Mac Taylor (Gary Sinise), and you can find it embedded after the jump:
Horatio tracks down the last escaped prisoner in the season nine finale, and two members of the team might not make it out alive.
The team tries to track down a murder suspect and his missing victim, but they soon discover that they’re in the middle of an elaborate charade.
Gary Sinise (CSI: New York’s Mac Taylor) will co-host the 2011 National Memorial Day Concert on Sunday, May 29. For the sixth year in a row, Sinise will be joined by fellow CBS star Joe Mantegna (Criminal Minds) as the concert pays tribute to the service and sacrifice of the men and women in the United States military. This year, the concert will open with a special segment honoring those who lost their lives in the September 11 attacks nearly 10 years ago. The event will be broadcast live from the West Lawn of the US Capitol from 8:00-9:30 pm ET on PBS. (Check your local listings.)
For more information, visit the official National Memorial Day Concert website.
CBS posted another video offering fans a glimpse behind the scenes of the CSI: Miami finale, “Mayday”. Like the first video, this clip features David Caruso (Horatio Caine) and Rex Linn (Frank Tripp). You can find it embedded after the jump:
The season nine finale of CSI: Miami is now available online. You can watch “Mayday” on CBS.com, Xfinity TV or TV.com.
The season finale of CSI: Miami, “Mayday”, shared the top spot on Sunday, May 8. The episode pulled in 9.69 million viewers, which put the series ahead of the third hour of Celebrity Apprentice (8.02 million) and the season finale of Brothers & Sisters (7.18 million). In the key 18-49 demographic prized by advertisers, Apprentice won the hour with a 2.8 rating/8 share. Miami and Brothers tied for second with 2.0/5.
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