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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 Caillan
May 22, 2004 - 8:30 AM

CBS chairman Les Moonves this week said there are currently no plans for a fourth CSI series.

"I'm not even thinking about a fourth one," Moonves told reporters at the CBS upfront presentation in New York this week, according to the Chicago Sun-Times. "At least not for another year." The executive said that each of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation's original executive producers were now serving as showrunners on the three different incarnations of the franchise: Carol Mendelsohn on CSI, Ann Donahue on CSI: Miami and Anthony Zuiker on CSI: New York.

During the presentation, Moonves took pot shots at rival network NBC, which controls the powerful Law & Order franchise. He said he was confident about the results of pitting CSI: New York against the original Law & Order at 10:00 p.m. Wednesdays. "We finally have a baseball bat in our hands so we can step up to the plate on Wednesday. It doesn't scare me that it's New York vs. New York."

The challenge to Law & Order's supremacy could pay off, a media executive told the Hollywood Reporter. "[Law & Order is] an old show past its prime. Look at how [Without a] Trace is chipping away at ER; you'll see the same on Wednesdays."

CBS's upfront presentation was rounded off with a performance by The Who of the theme songs for all three CSI incarnations, CSI's "Who Are You?", CSI: Miami's "Won't Get Fooled Again" and "Baba O'Riley", which will be the theme for CSI: New York.

For further upfront coverage, head over to the Chicago Sun-Times and the Hollywood Reporter.

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