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By Rachel
March 24, 2008 - 5:49 AM

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A new case hits Miami.

On Monday at 10:00pm EST, CSI: Miami returns with the first new episode since the writers' strike ended. "You May Now Kill the Bride" starts with marriage and ends with murder:

A wedding murder takes the team to a strip club.

"You May Now Kill the Bride" was written by Barry O'Brien, who has 12 writing credits for Miami under his belt, including this season's "Guerillas in the Mist". Eagle Egilsson is sitting in the Miami director's chair for the seventh time. His latest episode before this was "Permanent Vacation".

The following actors and actresses are appearing in "You May Now Kill the Bride" in guest-starring roles:

  • David Lee Smith as Rick Stetler
  • Rich McDonald as Greg Tanner
  • Warren Kole as Russell Brooks
  • Jarrod Ray Bunch as Duane Cross
  • Brook Kerr as Lexa Knowles
  • Torrey DeVitto as Kelly Chapman
  • Jelly Howie as Susan Alston
  • David Hunt Stafford as Minister
  • Fabiana Udenio as Amanda Ravaro
  • Ken Marino as Alan Farris

David Lee Smith is returning in a recurring role. The other guest stars are all making their first appearance in the CSI franchise.

CSI: New York will air its final repeat on Wednesday at 10:00pm EST before returning with a new episode next week. The repeat, "Down the Rabbit Hole", was the Second Life episode that aired earlier this season. Mac and the team had to race against time to try to stop an assassin who used an online social network to stalk her victims. Next week's new episode, "DOA for a Day", will continue the story.

As with last week, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation will not be airing this week due to The NCAA Basketball Championship. CSI will return next week with an all-new episode.

"You May Now Kill the Bride" and the repeat of "Down the Rabbit Hole" begin airing March 24 on CBS.

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