You can find 15 images from Twitter below, which have all been posted during May. The first set features behind-the-scenes photos from the CSI: Crime Scene Investigation episode “Fearless”, including several images of guest star Catrinel Marlon. The next set of pictures is from the CSI finale, “Skin in the Game”, and these shots feature guest stars Ozzy Osbourne, Eric Roberts, and James Callis. The final group of pictures is from the set of CSI: New York. These images offer a look at the empty lab sets following the show’s cancellation. Click each thumbnail to see the full-sized image:

When Elisabeth Harnois (Morgan Brody) joined the cast of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, she was worried about fitting in with an established group. “That was my biggest fear, that I was joining a group of people who had been together for 12 years at that point,” the actress told the Daily Record. Fortunately, the rest of the CSI cast welcomed Harnois with open arms. She added, “I took a big exhale after realising I was working with peers who were supportive, not competitive.”

CSI is heading into its fourteenth season this fall, and Harnois attributes the show’s continued success to its “perfect formula” for self-contained episodes. “There are so many stars that have to align to make a show a success,” she said, “but I do believe that because we’ve had a formula where science was a character as much as everyone else was, there was always going to be a new story to tell. There is always going to be a new murder, a new discovery in science and the way we solve crime.”

The full interview is available at DailyRecord.co.uk.

CBS has unveiled the network’s schedule for the 2013-2014 television season, and you can find the information—along with new series previews—after the jump!

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It has been almost ten years since CSI creator Anthony Zuiker first sat down with CSI: New York star Gary Sinise (Mac Taylor) about leading the Big Apple-based spinoff, and the pair spoke on the phone recently about the show’s cancellation. “Gary was so thankful for the opportunity,” Zuiker told Zap2It. “He said it was pretty much the best TV experience of his life, and for me, it’s not so much how you start but how you end. To have a happy cast and something you can be very proud of is, I think, the best quality of life for this business.”

Zuiker said he is “so sad” that both CSI: NY and CSI: Miami are gone now, leaving only CSI: Crime Scene Investigation to return in the fall. However, he did praise CBS CEO Les Moonves for the way each spinoff was added to the franchise. “[H]e did it in such a way that all three were very strong for a long time,” Zuiker explained. He added, “And we’re very happy the Las Vegas show is still on the air, with Ted Danson (DB Russell) and Elisabeth Shue (Julie Finlay) to carry it forward.”

You can find the full interview on Zap2It.

The season 13 finale of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation is now available online. You can watch “Skin in the Game” on CBS.com or XFinity TV.

The season 13 finale of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, “Skin in the Game”, earned the top spot on Wednesday, May 15. The crime drama pulled in 9.62 million viewers, which is down from the previous episode; however, this was enough to beat Chicago Fire (6.87 million) and Nashville (5.61 million). In the key 18-49 demographic prized by advertisers, CSI was also down from last week with a 2.0 rating/6 share for the hour. This is not a series low, but it is the second-lowest score CSI has earned in the demo. Chicago (1.9/5) and Nashville (1.8/5) came second and third, respectively.

Source: TV by the Numbers

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation just concluded its Season Thirteen run tonight and I am now hearing the show is undergoing staffing changes going into its fourteenth season. As with any series deep in its run changes become inevitable and that is a factor going into their upcoming year, which will also feature the 300th episode.

Season Fourteen will once again feature twenty-two episodes but without a few of the writers. Elizabeth Devine, who has been with the franchise since its inception, is transitioning from consulting producer to co-executive producer. Also moving up is current co-producer Tom Mularz, who is being upgraded to supervising producer.

CSI is the only member of the long-running franchise to remain on the air and it will continue to be on its Wednesday perch for the 2013-2014 season. There’s been some speculation that Season Fourteen will be its last, though I hear, at this point, that is not the case. Unlike the two spinoffs, I’m told the show will be given proper notice to fade out.

As CSI Files previously reported, tonight’s CSI: Crime Scene Investigation finale is a big episode for Morgan Brody. Elisabeth Harnois will be chatting live during the East Coast airing of “Skin in the Game” at 10:00pm ET/7:00pm PT.

Source: Twitter

Tonight’s season 13 finale of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, “Skin in the Game”, finds Morgan Brody (Elisabeth Harnois) in a perilous situation. (Spoilers after the jump!)

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TV Guide has an exclusive clip from the season 13 finale of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, “Skin in the Game”, which airs tonight at 10:00pm ET/PT. The scene features Jim Brass (Paul Guilfoyle), DB Russell (Ted Danson) and guest star Tangie Ambrose—you can find it embedded after the jump:

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The finale of CSI’s thirteenth season finds the team searching for a serial killer, and at least one member of the CSI family ends up in danger. Official plot details and cast list can be found after the jump.

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You can find another clip from tomorrow night’s CSI: Crime Scene Investigation finale, “Skin in the Game”, linked after the jump, along with a few more details about the episode. This scene features guest star James Callis and Nick Stokes (George Eads). (Spoilers after the jump!)

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Entertainment Weekly has an exclusive clip from CSI: Crime Scene Investigation’s season thirteen finale, “Skin in the Game”, which airs this Wednesday, May 15 at 10:00pm ET/PT. The scene features Nick Stokes (George Eads), Greg Sanders (Eric Szmanda), and guest stars Eric Roberts and Tangie Ambrose—you can watch it here.

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CBS shared a video featuring guest stars Black Sabbath behind the scenes of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation’s season 13 finale, “Skin in the Game”, which airs next Wednesday at 10:00pm ET/PT. You can find the video embedded after the jump, along with a clip from the episode, featuring Ozzy Osbourne and guest star James Callis.

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The most recent episode of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation is now available online. You can watch “Ghosts of the Past” on CBS.com or XFinity TV.