CSI: Crime Scene Investigation starts out the week with a hair-raising mystery in “Tressed to Kill” on Wednesday at 10:00pm ET/PT:

When a woman is found dead and her hair is done up ’70s style complete with vintage clothes, the CSI team discovers clues that point to a killer with a hair fetish.

Co-Producer Brad Tannenbaum has directed 12 previous episodes of CSI, most recently “Brain Doe” from earlier this season. Ed Whitmore wrote this episode, which is his second credit for the series; he previously penned last season’s “Unleashed”.

The episode will feature the following guest stars:

• Larry Mitchell as Officer Mitchell
• Barbara Eve Harris as Sheriff Sherry Liston
• William Ragsdale as Dr. Bill Ryan
• Roger Bart as Jeffrey Fitzgerald
• Jill Larson as Lucinda Kemp
• David Gallagher as Adam Kemp
• Sasha Jackson as Eva Byron
• Rose McIver as Bridget Byron
• Brianna Brown as Paula Bingham
• Brittany Beaudette Dunn as Joyce Debernardi
• Ericka Clevenger as Hooker

Larry Mitchell and Barbara Eve Harris are reprising established recurring roles. Brianna Brown has been on CSI (“Stalker”) as well as CSI: Miami (“Big Brother”) and CSI: New York (“The Ride In”). Roger Bart appeared in the Miami episodes “All Fall Down” and “Fallen” at the end of season eight and start of season nine, and William Ragsdale was in the season nine episode “Manhunt”. David Gallagher guest-starred in the New York episode “Clean Sweep” last month, and he was in “Dangerous Son” during Miami’s sixth season. The other actors are new to the franchise.

On Friday, CSI: New York will air “The Ripple Effect” at 9:00pm ET/PT, which marks the show’s final episode before a six-week hiatus that will end March 30:

When the CSIs investigate two seemingly unrelated deaths, their separate trails of evidence lead to a surprisingly connected conclusion.

Director Oz Scott has nine previous credits for New York, including last season’s “Food for Thought”. This is the sixteenth writing credit for Co-Executive Producer Trey Callaway, who previously penned “Get Me Out of Here!” earlier this season.

The following actors and actresses will appear in guest-starring roles:

• Megan Dodds as Christine Whitney
• Alex Weed as Scott Perfito
• Tim Barraco as Greg Barbera
• Connor Barrett as Toby Delafont
• Bill Zasadil as Nicholas Bristow
• Dale Gibson as Jimmy Philbrook

Megan Dodds is back as Christine Whitney, who first appeared in last week’s “Brooklyn ‘Til I Die”. The other actors are new to the franchise.

CSI: Miami will not air on Sunday. Instead, CBS will air the Grammy Awards live starting at 8:00pm ET.

“Tressed to Kill” and “The Ripple Effect” begin airing February 8 on CBS.

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation starts out the week with a repeat of this season’s “Maid Man” on Wednesday at 10:00pm ET/PT. Someone shot the former mayor of Las Vegas at the grand opening of the Mob Museum, and the team had to delve into the past to discover who pulled the trigger.

On Friday, CSI: New York investigates a killer game in “Brooklyn ‘Til I Die” at 9:00pm ET/PT:

The CSIs investigate when a role-playing game turns lethal, with one player falling victim to a bona fide killer and the other kidnapped and held for ransom.

Eric Laneuville has four previous directing credits for CSI: NY, including last season’s “Nothing for Something”. Supervising Producer Aaron Rahsaan Thomas penned this episode, which marks his eighth credit for the series; he previously wrote “Air Apparent” from earlier this season.

The following guest stars will appear in the episode:

• Megan Dodds as Christine Whitney
• Ben Bledsoe as Preston Seville Jr
• Jerry Kernion as Lonnie Tucci
• Jamie Hill as Michelle Lewis
• Richard Portnow as Preston Seville, Sr
• Gene Farber as Jake Williams
• Matt McKane as George Williams
• Patrick St. Esprit as Gerald Branson
• James Logan as Thin Man
• Frankie Shaw as Kelly Rose
• James Ellis Lane as Ray Nelson
• Jaret Sacrey as Stan Whitney

Megan Dodds makes her debut as Mac’s new potential love interest Christine. Ben Bledsoe appeared in “Young Man With a Horn” during the ninth season of CSI, and Gene Farber was in season ten’s “Sin City Blue”. Patrick St. Esprit guest-starred in the CSI: Miami episode “Prey” during the show’s fourth season. The other actors are new to the franchise.

CSI: Miami will re-air “Look Who’s Taunting” from earlier this season on Sunday at 10:00pm ET/PT. The team was on the hunt for a twisted new serial killer, and the race was on to find a missing young woman before she could become his next victim.

The repeat of “Maid Man”, “Brooklyn ‘Til I Die” and the repeat of “Look Who’s Taunting” begin airing February 1 on CBS.

Marg Helgenberger‘s final episode of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, “Willows in the Wind,” starts things off this Wednesday at 10:00pm ET/PT:

The CSI team says goodbye to Catherine Willows as she makes a life-changing decision.

Producer Alec Smight has directed 24 previous episodes of CSI, most recently last month’s “Zippered.” Executive Story Editor Christopher Barbour and Co-Executive Producer Richard Catalani wrote the teleplay based on a story by executive producers Carol Mendelsohn and Don McGill. Barbour has seven previous credits, including last week’s “Ms Willows Regrets.”  McGill also took part in last week’s episode. This marks McGill’s fourth credit for the series and Mendelsohn’s first since last season’s “Sqweegel.” Catalani has 23 episodes under his belt, the most recent being “Crime After Crime.”

The following guest stars will appear in the episode:

• Marc Vann as Conrad Ecklie
• Larry Mitchell as Officer Mitchell
• Jon Wellner as Henry Andrews
• Larry Sullivan as Officer Akers
• Tangie Ambrose as Miss Kitty
• Matt Lauria as Agent Pratt
• Titus Welliver as Mark Gabriel
• Annabeth Gish as Laura Gabriel
• James Black as Jackory
• Jess Allen as Bouncer
• Rod Rowland as Ted Jr
• Jack Dimich as Paul Obrecht

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation airs Marg Helgenberger’s penultimate episode, “Ms Willows Regrets”, on Wednesday at 10:00pm ET/PT:

When Willows works with the FBI again after a professional hit occurs at a law firm she recommended to her friend, the CSI team identifies shocking similarities at the crime scene.

Executive Producer Louis Milito directed six previous episodes of CSI, most recently “The List” during season eleven. Executive Story Editor Christopher Barbour and Executive Producer Don McGill wrote the teleplay based on a story by Barbour. Barbour has six previous credits, including “Freaks & Geeks” from earlier this season. McGill previously wrote two episodes, most recently season eleven’s “Cello and Goodbye”.

The following guest stars will appear in the episode:

• Archie Kao as Archie Johnson
• Alex Carter as Det. Vartann
• Jon Wellner as Henry Andrews
• Grant Show as Agent Viggo McQuid
• Matt Lauria as Agent Pratt
• Titus Welliver as Mark Gabriel
• Annabeth Gish as Laura Gabriel
• Anita Gillette as Lily Flynn
• Louise Griffiths as Mrs. Hobart
• Angela Gibbs as Amelia Gross
• Kevin Dobson as Malcolm Turner
• Hong Chau as Julie Blanch
• Jack Dimich as Paul Obrecht, Trench Coat Man
• Mark Aiken as Arthur Martens
• Beth Kennedy as Helen

Archie Kao, Alex Carter and Jon Wellner are reprising established recurring roles. Grant Show, Matt Lauria, Titus Welliver and Annabeth Gish first appeared in “Zippered” last month. Anita Gillette is back as Catherine’s mother Lily, who was last seen in “The Case of the Cross-Dressing Carp” during season eight. Mark Aiken has guest-starred on CSI: New York (“Summer in the City”) and CSI: Miami (“Shock”). The other actors are new to the franchise.

On Friday, CSI: New York will air a repeat of the season eight premiere, “Indelible”, at 9:00pm ET/PT. The team investigated a robbery gone wrong while the city honored the tenth anniversary of 9/11.

CSI: Miami will re-air “Blown Away” from earlier this season on Sunday at 10:00pm ET/PT. Ryan and Walter faced the fury of Mother Nature when a tornado touched down while they were processing a crime scene.

“Ms Willows Regrets” and the repeats of “Indelible” and “Blown Away” begin airing January 18 on CBS.

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation is not on the schedule this Wednesday; instead, CBS will air the People’s Choice Awards 2012 live from 9:00-11:00pm ET.

On Friday, CSI: New York uncovers family secrets in “Who’s There” at 9:00pm ET/PT:

A home invasion investigation becomes more complicated when the victim’s family turns out to be less perfect than they originally seem.

Co-Executive Producer Vikki Williams previously directed “The Untouchable” during season seven. Producer Bill Haynes has 14 previous writing credits for the series, most recently this season’s “Keep It Real”.

The following guest stars will appear in the episode:

• Sandra Hess as Elizabeth Ferguson
• Vincent Ventresca as Ron Ferguson
• Heather Sossaman as Megan Ferguson
• John Ierardi as Mark Johnston
• Robb Derringer as Phillip Roth
• Kate Lang Johnson as Eva Hutton

Sandra Hess appeared in the CSI episodes “Assume Nothing” and “All For Our Country” during the show’s fourth season. Vincent Ventresca was in the CSI: Miami episode “Invasion” during season two. Heather Sossaman has guest-starred on both CSI (“CSI Down”) and Miami (“Death Pool 100″). Robb Derringer has also appeared on CSI (“Evaluation Day”) and Miami (“Stalkerazzi”). Kate Lang Johnson played different characters in two episodes of Miami: “Rap Sheet” during season two and season eight’s “Bolt Action”.

CSI: Miami will air a repeat of “Stiff” on Sunday at 10:00pm ET/PT. The CSIs investigated the death of a male gigolo who was killed with an unusual murder weapon.

“Who’s There” and the repeat of “Stiff” begin airing January 13 on CBS.

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation will air a repeat of “Bittersweet” from earlier this season on Wednesday at 10:00pm ET/PT. After decomposing body parts were found inside a piece of art, the team launched an investigation with ties to an old case.

On Friday, CSI: New York returns from the winter hiatus with “Clean Sweep” at 9:00pm ET/PT:

A charred body turns into a hot mess for the CSIs when it appears a cage fighter has been murdered by his stalker.

David Von Ancken directed seven previous episodes of New York, most recently the season six premiere “Epilogue”. Producer Adam Targum has five writing credits for the series, including this season’s “Cavallino Rampante”.

The following guest stars will appear in the episode:

• Vinessa Shaw as Jennifer Walsh
• Alex Nesic as Ryan Richards
• Laura Breckenridge as Lisa Richards
• Jesse Chevy as Charlie Hunt
• David Gallagher as Marty Bosch
• Tito Ortiz as Derek Petrov
• Travis Schuldt as Aaron Collins

Alex Nesic was in the CSI: Miami episode “Cop Killer” during the show’s third season. Laura Breckenridge guest-starred in the CSI episode “Blood Moon” during season eleven. The other actors are new to the franchise.

CSI: Miami investigates the death of a billionaire in “Friendly Fire” on Sunday at 10:00pm ET/PT:

An eccentric genius is assassinated with the most unique weapon the CSIs have ever seen.

Producer and director Sam Hill has helmed 34 previous episodes of Miami, including “Dead Ringer” earlier this season. “Friendly Fire” was penned by Co-Producer Tamara Jaron and Greg Bassenian. Jaron has 11 previous writing credits, most recently “Dead Ringer”; Bassenian wrote two episodes, including this season’s “Sinner Takes All”.

The episode will feature the following guest stars:

• Christian Clemenson as Tom Loman
• Wes Ramsey as Dave Benton
• Taylor Cole as Samantha Owens
• Leonard Roberts as Matthew Stone
• Malese Jow as Amanda Reed
• Michael O’Neill as Jerry Wilkinson
• Amy Gumenick as Heidi Taylor
• Sendhil A. Ramamurthy as Raj Andari
• Ben Whitehair as Protestor

Christian Clemenson, Wes Ramsey and Taylor Cole are reprising established recurring roles. Leonard Roberts played a different character in season two’s “Complications”, and he also appeared in the CSI episode “Wild Life” during season eleven.

The repeat of “Bittersweet”, “Clean Sweep” and “Friendly Fire” begin airing January 4 on CBS.

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation will air “Genetic Disorder” on Wednesday at 10:00pm ET/PT, which is the last new episode before the winter hiatus:

When the body of a naked dead man is discovered by Dr. Robbins’ wife in their master bedroom, it leads to a lot of questions for the CSI team.

Line Producer Frank Waldeck directed the episode, which marks his fifth time in the director’s chair for CSI; his most recent credit is for “Bittersweet” earlier this season. “Genetic Disorder” was penned by Consulting Producer Elizabeth Devine, who has 11 previous writing credits for the series, including season ten’s “Lost & Found”.

The following guest stars will appear in the episode:

• Jon Wellner as Henry Andrews
• Ambrit Millhouse as Officer Collins
• Wendy Crewson as Judy Robbins
• Neil Fournier as Dan Traxler
• Bahar Soomekh as Dr. Sylvia Sloane
• Pamela Reed as Donna Hoppe
• Tanya Fischer as Carla Duggan Smith
• Nellie Sciutto as Woman #1
• Terry Bozeman as Attorney ‘Brad Lewis’
• Darin Heames as Jimmy Duggan
• Matthew Walker as Patrick O’Toole
• Betty Murphy as Eunace Duggan
• Lewis T. Powell as Officer Norman

Jon Wellner is reprising his established recurring role as lab tech Henry Andrews, and Terry Bozeman is returning as Attorney Brad Lewis for the fifteenth time; he was last seen in “Father of the Bride” during season eleven. Lewis T Powell first appeared as a uniformed officer in this season’s “Freaks & Geeks”. Ambrit Millhouse played a different character in “Targets of Obsession” last season, and Matthew Walker was in “Getting Off” during the show’s fourth season.

On Friday, CSI: New York will air a repeat of season seven’s “Food for Thought” at 9:00pm ET/PT. Hawkes attended a food truck festival with his girlfriend, but things took a tragic turn when one of the trucks exploded, killing the man inside.

CSI: Miami is not on the schedule this Sunday. Instead, CBS will air the Survivor Reunion live at 10:00pm ET following the two hour Survivor: South Pacific finale from 8:00-10:00pm ET/PT.

“Genetic Disorder” and the repeat of “Food for Thought” begin airing December 14 on CBS.

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation joins forces with the federal government in “Zippered” on Wednesday at 10:00pm ET/PT:

When the CSI team discovers a deceased rancher was also a ballistics expert, they have to work with the FBI to solve the case.

Producer Alec Smight has directed 23 previous episodes of CSI, most recently last month’s “Freaks & Geeks”. Supervising Producer Joe Pokaski penned “Zippered”, and he previously wrote “Tell Tale Hearts” from earlier this season.

The following guest stars will appear in the episode:

• Monique Gabriela Curnen as Xiomara Garcia
• Grant Show as Agent Viggo McQuaid
• Matt Lauria as Agent Pratt
• Titus Welliver as Mark Gabriel
• Annabeth Gish as Laura Gabriel
• Sterling Beaumon as Drillbit
• Patrick LoSasso as Michael Newbury
• Benjamin Ciaramello as Lenny Wesson
• Kay Panabaker as Lindsey Willows

Kay Panabaker reprises her role as Catherine’s daughter Lindsey, who was last seen in season ten’s “World’s End”. Monique Gabriela Curnen is back as Xiomara Garcia, the ballistics expert who most recently appeared in “Maid Man”. This is the first of several appearances for Grant Show, Matt Lauria, Titus Welliver and Annabeth Gish, who are part of the multi-episode arc leading to Marg Helgenberger’s exit from the crime drama next month. Gish also guest-starred on CSI: Miami, appearing in “Not Landing” during the show’s second season. The other actors are new to the franchise.

CSI: New York will not air on Friday. Instead, CBS will air Yes, Virginia and The Elf on the Shelf: An Elf’s Story from 9:00-10:00pm ET/PT as part of a night of holiday-themed programming, leading into a repeat of Blue Bloods at 10:00pm ET/PT.

Competition turns deadly when CSI: Miami airs “Crowned” on Sunday at 10:00pm ET/PT:

The CSIs expose the seedy underbelly of children’s beauty pageants when a contestant’s mom is murdered.

Co-Executive Producer Gina Lamar directed the episode, which marks her sixteenth time in the director’s chair for the crime drama; her previous credits include this season’s “By the Book”. “Crowned” was co-written by Supervising Producer Brett Mahoney and Co-Executive Producer Krystal Houghton Ziv. Mahoney wrote six previous episodes, including “Killer Regrets”, and Ziv has 21 writing credits, most recently “Look Who’s Taunting”.

The episode will feature the following guest stars:

• Christian Clemenson as Tom Loman
• Danielle Parker as Melrose Gramercy
• Jenny Cooper as Suzanne Gramercy
• Kiersten Warren as Darla Chambers
• Larry Sullivan as Edwin Chambers
• Catheryn Brockett as Momager
• Kevin Ashworth as Announcer
• Lindsay Northern as Alicia Haverford
• Caitlin Carmichael as Tori Haverford
• Chris Bouffard as Stagehand
• Nick Sandow as Larry Gramercy
• Meredith Hagner as Jan Gramercry
• Taylor Cole as Samantha Cole
• Aisha Hinds as Dr. Rachel Porter
• Melissa Ponzio as Kathy Jennings
• Isabella Cramp as Six Year Old Jan Gramercy
• Kaya McKenna Callahan as Blakley

Christian Clemenson reprises his established recurring role as Dr Tom Loman. Taylor Cole is back as Samantha Owens, who was last seen in the previous episode, “Long Gone”. “Crowned” marks the acting debut of Eva La Rue’s (Natalia Boa Vista) daughter Kaya McKenna Callahan. Larry Sullivan has a recurring role on CSI as Officer Akers. Melissa Ponzio guest-starred in “The Panty Sniffer” during the tenth season of CSI, and Aisha Hinds was in the CSI: NY episode “Recycling” during the show’s first season.

“Zippered” and “Crowned” begin airing December 7 on CBS.

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation will not air on Wednesday. Instead, CBS will air the Grammy Nominations Concert live at 10:00pm ET.

On Friday, CSI: New York wraps up an ongoing storyline in “Means to an End” at 9:00pm ET/PT:

When an important witness turns up dead, Jo is caught up in the dangerous investigation of the suspected rapist who was freed on her watch in D.C.

Marshall Adams directed six previous episodes of New York, most recently last season’s “Scared Stiff”. “Means to an End” was penned by Executive Producer Zachary Reiter and Co-Executive Producer Christopher Silber. Reiter has 24 writing credits (including “Indelible”), and Silber has five (most recently “Officer Involved”).

The following guest stars will appear in the episode:

• Jason Wiles as John Curtis
• Jeffrey Nordling as Senator Kirk Matthews
• Jenn Proske as Serena Matthews
• Michael Weston as Frank Waters
• Erica Piccininni as Amanda Tanner
• Beau Garrett as Ali Rand

Jason Wiles, Jeffrey Nordling, Jenn Proske and Beau Garrett all appeared in the previous episode, “Crossroads”. Michael Weston was in the CSI episode “Kill Me If You Can” during the show’s ninth season.

CSI: Miami will air “Long Gone” on Sunday at 10:00pm ET/PT, and the team goes looking for potential victims:

When an entire family disappears into thin air, Horatio vows to find them, dead or alive.

This is the first directing credit for James Wilcox. Executive Producers Barry O’Brien and Marc Dube wrote the episode. O’Brien has 21 writing credits under his belt, and Dube has 31—the most recent credit for both men was the season ten premiere, “Countermeasures”.

The episode will feature the following guest stars:

• Taylor Cole as Samantha Owens
• Jay Karnes as Andrew Nolan
• Blake Shields as Kurt Riggins
• Luke Kleintank as Tom Granger
• Cordelia Renolds as Olivia Nolan
• Dylan Osean as Officer Paul Delarenzo
• Timi Prulhiere as Carol Nolan
• Zayne Emory as Bobby Nolan
• Jonathan Banks as Oscar Duarte
• Tom Hines as Louis
• James Gonzaba as Desk Officer
• Aisha Kabia as Sue
• Nico Cortez as Airstrip Employee

Taylor Cole is back as Samantha Owens, who was last seen in “Dead Ringer” earlier this month. Tom Hines guest-starred in the season six episode “Tunnel Vision”, playing a different character. Jay Karnes appeared in two episodes of CSI, most recently season eleven’s “In a Dark, Dark House”. Blake Shields also guest-starred in two CSI episodes, including “Lover’s Lanes” during season ten. Jonathan Banks played Bobby Jensen in two CSI episodes, most recently season six’s “Kiss Kiss, Bye Bye”. Nico Cortez appeared in the CSI episode “Living Legend” during the show’s seventh season. Timi Prulhiere has been on CSI (“Fallen Idols”) as well as CSI: NY (“Do or Die”).

“Means to an End” and “Long Gone” begin airing December 2 on CBS.

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation starts out the week with a series of connected cases in “Crime After Crime” on Wednesday at 10:00pm ET/PT:

When the CSI team investigates three seemingly unrelated murders, they discover someone is getting revenge for cold case murders that were never solved.

Paul McCrane directed “Turn On, Tune In, Drop Dead” during season eleven. “Crime After Crime” was written by Tom Mularz, based on a story from Co-Executive Producer Richard Catalani. Mularz has eight previous writing credits (including last month’s “CSI Down”), and Catalani has 22 (most recently “Hitting for the Cycle” last season).

The following guest stars will appear in the episode:

• Alex Carter as Detective Lou Vartann
• Jon Wellner as Henry Andrews
• Barbara Eve Harris as Sheriff Sherry Liston
• Geoffrey Rivas as Detective Sam Vega
• Mitch Eakins as Hair-gelled Bro
• Cooper Huckabee as Rick Fetzer
• John Brotherton as Kevin Fetzer 35 years old)
• Ramon Franco as Diego Barra
• Roopashree Jeevaji as Receptionist
• Michael Massee as Stan Richardson
• Riley Thomas Stewart as Kevin Fetzer 10 years old
• James Aldridge as Jimmy-Assistant Coroner
• Jonathan Decker as Kevin Fetzer 16 years old
• Jodi Carol Harrison as Darlene Crocker

Alex Carter, Jon Wellner, Barbara Eve Harris and Geoffrey Rivas are reprising established recurring roles. James Aldridge has played Assistant Coroner Jimmy in four previous episodes, most recently season nine’s “19 Down”. Cooper Huckabee appeared in “Appendicitement” during season ten. Ramon Franco was in the CSI: Miami episode “Blood Sugar” during the show’s ninth season. Michael Massee guest-starred in “Hammer Down” during season six of CSI: New York. The other actors are new to the franchise.

On Friday, CSI: New York dredges up painful memories in “Crossroads” at 9:00pm ET/PT:

As the CSIs investigate the assassination of a judge, Jo comes face-to-face with a criminal from her past.

Director Jeff T. Thomas has five previous credits for the crime drama, most recently season seven’s “Justified”. Supervising Producer John Dove penned “Crossroads”, which marks his sixteenth writing credit for New York; his other credits include this season’s premiere, “Indelible”.

The episode will feature the following guest stars:

• Jason Wiles as John Curtis
• Jeffrey Nordling as Senator Kirk Matthews
• Jenn Proske as Serena Matthews
• William C. Mitchell as Judge Philip Winford
• Tony Oller as Nicholas Albertson
• Beau Garrett as Ali Rand
• James Preston as Tommy Hill
• Brad Blaisdell as Judge Vincent Corsica
• Casey Sander as James Nelson
• Ivo Nandi as Pavel Danshov
• Nayo K. Wallace as Nora Boothe
• Megan James as Girl
• Schoen Hodges as Boy
• Alexa Fischer as Female Reporter
• Alan Pietruszewski as Male Reporter

Jason Wiles is back as John Curtis, the rapist from Jo’s past who was first introduced during last week’s episode, “Crushed”. Beau Garrett appeared in last week’s episode as well, playing Curtis’s latest victim. Jeffrey Nordling was in the CSI episode “Secrets & Flies” during the show’s sixth season, and Ivo Nandi was in season nine’s “The Descent of Man”. Alan Pietruszewski appeared in the Miami episode “No Man’s Land” during season five. The other actors are new to the franchise.

CSI: Miami rounds out the week with “A Few Dead Men” on Sunday at 10:00pm ET/PT, and someone in Miami is hunting down former convicts:

The CSIs investigate when three convicted murderers are released from prison and someone starts killing them one by one.

This is the fourth directing credit for Don Tardino, who previously helmed “Blown Away” last month. K. David Bena wrote three previous episodes, most recently season nine’s “Caged”.

The following actors and actresses will appear in guest-starring roles:

• Christian Clemenson as Tom Loman
• Spencer List as Troy Faber
• Dedan Donovan as Rocco Damara at 18
• Patrick O’Neil as Victor Shetland at 18
• Clint Lee Napier as Darren Riggs at 18
• Richard Cox as Judge Ebersol
• Susie Abromeit as Kayla Bledsoe
• Scott Anthony Leet as Rocco Damara at 38
• Mac Brandt as Victor Shetland at 38
• David Meunier as Darren Riggs at 38
• David Andrews as Bruce Faber
• Michele Greene as Connie Faber
• Josh Coxx as Zach Anderson
• Kelli Kirkland Powers as Jury Foreman
• Ankur Bhatt as Male Physician

Christian Clemenson is reprising his established recurring role as Dr Tom Loman. Richard Cox previously played Judge Ebersol in the season nine finale, “Mayday”. David Andrews has been on Miami (“Double Jeopardy”) as well as CSI (“Paper or Plastic?”). Scott Anthony Leet guest-starred in the CSI episode “Man Up” during the show’s eleventh season, and Josh Coxx appeared in season nine’s “A Space Oddity”. David Meunier was in two episodes of CSI, most recently season eight’s “A Thousand Days on Earth”. Michele Greene also appeared in two episodes of CSI, including “The Gone Dead Train” during season nine. The other actors are new to the franchise.

“Crime After Crime”, “Crossroads” and “A Few Dead Men” begin airing November 16 on CBS.