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Zuiker Discusses Season Three of ‘CSI:NY’
 
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'Miami' and 'New York' earn the top spot for the second week of the new season.

Oct 4 - 'Turbulence' Promo Now Available
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Oct 3 - Kanakaredes Hangs Around
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Oct 2 - Review: CSI: New York--'Page Turner'
The team's latest case hits close to home when Sid Hammerback falls ill after examining the body of a woman who died from radiation poisoning.

Oct 2 - Veasey: We're Not Going To Be Typical About It
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Oct 1 - Petersen: It'll Be Very Hard
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Sep 30 - 'Page Turner' Promo Available
Radiation poisoning claims several lives in the second episode of 'New York'. Full transcript inside.

Sep 29 - 'Won't Get Fueled Again' & 'Page Turner' Official Details
'Miami' uncovers a crime ring, and 'New York' deals with deadly radiation. Official plot details and cast lists inside.

Sep 29 - Ratings Round-Up
'Miami' and 'New York' premiere on top.

Sep 26 - This 'Bombshell' Has Killer Fashion Sense
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Sep 25 - Review: CSI: New York--'Veritas'
The fifth season premiere finds Mac Taylor relentlessly hunting the bank robber who tricked and nearly killed him.

Sep 26 - Kanakaredes: I Can't Believe It
Two 'New York' actors talk about filming the premiere.

Sep 24 - Review: CSI: Miami--'Resurrection'
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By Deborah
April 11, 2007 - 1:36 AM

As the third season on CSI:NY launches on AXN, franchise creator and executive producer Anthony Zuiker discusses the shows romantic pairings, the casting of Edward Furlong and much more.

To go deeper with Mac Taylor (Gary Sinise)’s character, they gave him a love interest this season – Dr. Peyton Driscoll (Claire Forlani). Peyton allows Mac to be warmer and more intimate. This softer side of Mac became a hit with fans immediately. Peyton was created as a colleague so that work situations could bring conflict and bring the romance to a deeper level.

Zuiker discusses the relationship between Lindsay (Anna Belknap) and Danny (Carmine Giovinazzo), saying there is something in Lindsay’s past that causes her to gravitate towards Danny. Her past led her to become a CSI and viewers will understand it at the end of the season. Zuiker describes Belknap’s portrayal as “jaw-dropping.”

Edward Furlong joined the cast for a couple episodes as Shane Casey, a man who seeks revenge for the killing of his brother in jail. Furlong’s name topped a short list of actors who could hold their own against Gary Sinise, while still being edgy and fun.

Zuiker is proud of what he has created, noting the importance of the franchise to the integrity of the medium of television. “Television used to be a second-class citizen before CSI came along in terms of the way it looks and the quality of the actors that are willing to go into it. And now with William PetersenDavid Caruso and Gary Sinise — these A-class stars have changed the face of entertainment.”

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