News Bullets

By Carolina
May 11, 2005 - 11:03 PM

• According to Variety, CSI: Miami's "Vengeance" won the 10pm time-slot on Monday night with 19.7 million viewers and 6.7 rating/17 of the share in adults 18-49. NBC's Medium came in second with 12.8 million viewers, followed by ABC's Extreme Makeover: Wedding Edition, which was watched by 5.6 million.

• If you are appalled by the complete injustice that is Adam Rodriguez's (Eric Delko) "underrepresented" hotness, you can now head over to InsideTV.com and vote on whether you think the actor is hot or not. Thanks to JustAdam.net for the heads-up.

• Michael Ausiello recently revealed in his column, Ask Ausiello, why Ann-Margaret was never cast as Catherine's mom and the writer's motivation behind the episode "Hollywood Brass".

• Gary Dourdan (Warrick Brown) was recently spotted looking at property in Palm Springs during the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. Thanks to the Gary Dourdan Experience for this!

• For those of you who are eagerly awaiting the premiere of Josh Berman's new show Deviant Behavior, the Futon Critic has added a cast picture and a brief synopsis of the show to their FOX 2005-06 season pilots preview page.

• Quentin Tarantino, who will be directing the CSI season finale episode "Grave Danger", will be appearing on tonight's Late Show with David Letterman. Check your local listings for more information.

• Jonathan Togo (Ryan Wolfe) and Anthony Zuiker recently attended the release of the CSI: Miami board game in Port Loring, Ontario. Pictures of the event can be found Nerds With Badges.

• Crazy about miniature car models? Horatio Caine's Hummer can now be purchased for $20.95 at Revell-Monogram. The model features pre-painted die cast metal body, chrome wheels with oversized radial tires.

• An unofficial Jonathan Togo fan site, Jonathan Togo Online, if now open for business. The site includes images, news, interviews and more.

• A complete synopsis of the CSI: Miami episode "Vengeance" can now be found at the official CSI: Miami website.

• For those of you who are fans of Television Without Pity's snarky reviews, a complete recap of the episode "Weeping Willows" can now be found in their website.

• Screen caps of the CSI: Miami episodes "Recoil", "Cop Killer", "Innocent", and "Grand Prix", and the NYPD Blue episode "A Sudden Fish" can now be found at the David Caruso Online Gallery.

• Chuck O'Brien, who worked as an artist making cadavers on CSI: Miami, has been spending his post-Miami days making prosthetic arms, legs, and even fingers for amputee victims of the Iraqi war in conjunction with the company Alternative Prosthetic Services. Click here to read more on O'Brien's amazing work.

• And more students become interested in forensic science due to CSI, this time in Elmira, NY.

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