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May 9 - Review: CSI: Miami--'Rock And A Hard Place'
When a drug lord is killed by a piece of slate during a jet ski race, Horatio is surprised to find the evidence in the case connects the murder to someone close to one of his own team.

May 8 - Review: CSI: New York--'Personal Foul'
The taxi cab killer strikes again, leading to panic in New York City; Flack, Danny and Lindsay investigate the death of a man at a basketball game.

May 8 - News Bullets
'Miami' features microscope, Microsoft makes money, Szmanda shares music, 'New York' finds fingerprints, Helgenberger sells milk, Harper DVD giveaway, Lorre's burning desire and Kanakaredes supports cancer research.

May 7 - La Rue: It Happened Completely By Accident
The 'Miami' actress explains how she was hired and dishes about the season six finale. Minor spoilers inside.

May 6 - Comedy And Crime Trade Places
The executive producers of 'CSI' and 'Two and a Half Men' discuss the writers' crossover.

May 5 - Dourdan Speaks
The 'CSI' actor talks about his recent arrest.

May 5 - 'Rock And A Hard Place', 'Personal Foul' & 'Two And A Half Deaths' Official Details
A member of the 'Miami' team goes too far, 'New York' deals with a serial killer and 'CSI' gets funny. Official plot details and cast lists inside.

May 5 - Ratings Round-Up
The franchise continues to win in overall viewers, but numbers are down year-to-year.

May 5 - Lorre: It Was A Half-Assed Idea
'CSI' and 'Two and a Half Men' trade writers.

May 3 - 'CSI' Casts Fox's Replacement--Or Not
Sackhoff considered for role. Plus, get a glimpse of the new 'CSI' character. Minor spoilers inside.

May 3 - One Murderer Takes It To The Court In 'Personal Foul'
The team deals with a dead basketball fan, and the taxi cab killer strikes again in the nineteenth episode of 'New York'. Major spoilers inside!

May 1 - Review: CSI: New York--'Admissions'
Mac and his team pursue the killer of a high school guidance counselor slain on prom night at a posh New York prep school.

May 2 - Friends Worry About Dourdan
Members of the 'CSI' staff are concerned for his health. Also, Warrick won't be gone for good.

May 1 - 'New York' Crowns Prom King
Acting takes one young man back to school.

Apr 30 - Interview: Keith R. A. DeCandido
The writer of the latest 'CSI: NY' novel 'Four Walls' discusses how he came to pen the book, how he drew on the characters' back stories for the novel and his thoughts on the latest developments in the show. Some 'Four Walls' spoilers inside!

By Rachel
December 3, 2007 - 7:29 AM

See Also: 'Cockroaches' Episode Guide

The first week of December finds two repeats and a brand new episode on the table for the franchise.

On Monday at 10:00pm EST, CSI: Miami will start the week out with a repeat from last season, "If Looks Could Kill". In this episode, the CSI team investigates the murder of a male model, and it appears that his good looks were the reason for his death. However, they have to look for a connection when a second male model turns up dead. In the meantime, Natalia has to deal with some personal problems when her ex-husband is released from jail and begins to stalk her.

CSI: New York also airs a repeat on Wednesday at 10:00pm EST. The episode is "Sleight Out of Hand" from season three. Guest-starring Criss Angel as Luke Blade, a world-renowned illusionist, the episode forces Mac and his team to separate fact from fiction and solve several homicides. Meanwhile, Lindsay is in Montana, testifying in the trial of the man who killed several of her friends when she was younger.

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation airs the only new episode of the week on Thursday at 9:00pm EST. Warrick must face some personal challenges in "Cockroaches":

: Warrick's addiction to pills begins to impact his job when his investigation into the underground mob in Vegas results in him being targeted as the prime suspect in a mob-related murder case.

William Friedkin directed "Cockroaches". He reunited with William Petersen (Gil Grissom) for the episode, and this is the first time the pair worked together since filming "To Live and Die in L.A." in 1985. "Cockroaches" was written by Dustin Lee Abraham. He has written 14 previous episodes of CSI, the latest being this season's premiere, "Dead Doll", which he co-wrote.

"Cockroaches" features the following actors and actresses in guest-starring roles:

David Berman as David Phillips
Archie Kao as Archie Johnson
Rebecca Budig as Joanna
Conor O'Farrell as Undersheriff McKeen
Liz Vassey as Wendy Simms
Beth Broderick as Belinda/Linda
Reginald Noble as Jamal Watkins
Harold as Fez Miller
John Capodice as Lou Gedda
Rick Hoffman as Michael Raykirk
Christina Cindrich as Cocktail Waitress
Dennis Christopher as Homeless Guy
Jeremy Radin as Drunk Driver
Shannon McKain as Backseat Passenger
Jason Lopez as Jason Crewes
Nathan Frizzell as Front Seat Passenger

David Berman, Archie Kao, Conor O'Farrell and Liz Vassey are reprising established recurring roles. Beth Broderick has previously appeared on CSI: Miami in the episode "Crime Wave" during season 3. Rick Hoffman has appeared on both Miami ("Bait") and CSI: New York ("Manhattan Manhunt"). For the rest of the guest stars, this is their first appearance in the CSI franchise.

The repeats of "If Looks Could Kill" and "Sleight Out of Hand" and the new episode "Cockroaches" begin airing December 3, 2007 on CBS.

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