'Gone Baby Gone', 'My Name Is Mac Taylor' & 'Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda' Official Details
By RachelNovember 17, 2008 - 6:16 AM
The franchise has three new episodes and hits two milestones this week.
CSI: Miami airs it's 150th episode on Monday at 10:00pm ET/PT. It's a race against the clock to save a child in "Gone Baby Gone":
- When a murderer kidnaps an innocent baby, Horatio and the team must find him before the child becomes his next victim.
This is the third time Carey Meyer has directed Miami. The most recent episode prior to this was "Guerrillas in the Mist". Dominic Abeyta wrote the season five episode "No Man's Land".
"Gone Baby Gone" features the following guest-stars:
- Teri Polo as Jill Walsh
- Mark Humphrey as Stuart Walsh
- Steven R. McQueen as Keith Walsh
- Peter Porte as Brad Garland
- Bradley Snedeker as Marty Ellis
- Alexandra Holden as Carla Hoyle
- Mario Prado Jr. as Rodrigo Sanchez
- Charles Parnell as FBI Agent Jacobs
- Robert Patteri as Man
- Stacy Ransom as Woman
- Lak Rana as FBI Tech
- Ismail Bashey as Restaurant Manager
Mario Prado Jr. did the voice of Rodrigo Sanchez in the 2004 videogame for Miami. None of the guest stars in "Gone Baby Gone" have appeared in the franchise before.
The 100th episode of CSI: New York airs on Wednesday at 10:00pm ET/PT, and it's a bad day for Mac in "My Name is Mac Taylor":
- The team tackles their most unusual case yet: two murder victims within two weeks, both named 'Mac Taylor.' Now, Det. Mac Taylor, and 15 others with the same moniker, must determine the killer's motive before they strike again.
Rob Bailey has directed 22 previous episodes of CSI: NY, including "The Cost of Living". Executive producer Pam Veasey has 23 writing credits for the show, most recently for last week's "Dead Inside".
The following actors and actresses will guest-star in "My Name is Mac Taylor":
- Julia Ormond as Gillian Whitmore
- Nelly as Terrence Davis
- David Haley as Macdonald Taylor
- Mark Musashi as Mackiyo Taylor
- Chris Daughtry as Machiavelli Taylor
- Scott Wolf as Mackinley Taylor
- Rumer Willis as Mackendra Taylor
- Kelvin Yu as Daniel Oka
- JJ Dashnaw as Parker Samuels
- Lauren Kim as Melinda Kitano
- Ryan Happy as Macabee Taylor
- Himself as Marshall Faulk
The episode features special appearances by Julia Ormond, Chris Daughtry, Scott Wolf, Rumer Willis, Marshall Faulk and Nelly, who previously appeared in "Turbulence". JJ Dashnaw has appeared on Miami ("Felony Flight") and CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ("Coming of Rage"). Lauren Kim was in the Miami episode "Inside Out".
On Thursday at 9:00pm ET/PT, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation brings the past to light in "Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda":
- The prime suspect in a murder case from 12 years earlier comes to the forefront of a new CSI investigation.
This is the second time Brad Tanenbaum has directed for CSI. His previous turn in the director's chair was for "Let it Bleed". Executive producer Naren Shankar co-wrote the story for "Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda" with Allen MacDonald. Shankar has written 37 previous episodes, including "Drops' Out". MacDonald, who also wrote the teleplay for the episode, has 10 other writing credits for CSI, the most recent being "For Warrick".
The episode will contain the following guest-stars:
- Archie Kao as Archie Johnson
- Joshua Malina as DA Monroe
- Joey King as Nora Rowe
- Loren Dean as Peter Rowe
- Alison Pill as Kelsey Levin
- Billy Lush as Nathan Levin
- Jose Zuniga as Det. Chris Cavaliere
- Mike Hagerty as Hal Jackmin
- Amy Aquino as ADA Valerie Nichols
- Jessica Collins as Natalie Davis
- Michael Ensign as Judge
- Cyd Strittmatter as Dr. Wilson
Archie Kao and Jose Zuniga are reprising established recurring roles. Jessica Collins returns as the miniature serial killer, Natalie Davis, who was last seen in "Dead Doll". Joey King appeared in the season seven finale, "Living Doll". Amy Aquino was in "Post Mortem". Michael Ensign has played a judge in two episodes of the show, "The Accused is Entitled" and "Invisible Evidence".
"Gone Baby Gone", "My Name is Mac Taylor" and "Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda" begin airing November 17 on CBS.
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