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July 24 - The Son Shines In 'Miami'
Ellingson talks about joining the show.

July 23 - Spoiler Bullets
Lady Heather returns, 'Miami''s new coroner, no Malkovich for 'CSI', genetically criminal behavior, Flack's sister, Grissom will be back and a visit from the Miniature Killer. Spoilers inside!

July 23 - 'CSI' Receives Three Nods
Two members of the franchise get Emmy nominations.

July 23 - 'CSI' DVD Details Announced
The 'Without a Trace' crossover will be included.

July 18 - It's All About 'Sex, Lies and Silicone'
The fourth episode of 'New York' finds the team dealing with dangerous secrets--and sex dolls. Major spoilers inside!

July 18 - Suicide Inspired By 'CSI'
A death in New Mexico parallels an episode of the show.

July 18 - Fishburne And Malkovich Considered
'CSI' seeks to replace Grissom.

July 15 - Petersen To Leave 'CSI'
The actor will no longer be a full-time series regular. Also, find out what's in store for season nine. Spoilers inside.

July 14 - Fox Fights Cruelty
The 'CSI' actress works to 'Stop Circus Suffering'.

July 14 - This Week On 'CSI'
The CSIs deal with a dead carjacker, time travel and a serial killer.

July 11 - The Magic City Experiences A 'Resurrection'
Horatio is back in action, and Miami is turned into a war zone in the premiere of 'Miami''s seventh season. Major spoilers inside!

July 10 - Producers Sweeten The Deal
AFTRA ratifies contract, and AMPTP urges SAG to accept offer.

July 9 - 'Miami' Gets Special Treatment
Check out the contents of the latest 'CSI' Magazine.

July 7 - 'CSI' Actors Support SAG
Petersen, Helgenberger and Fox lend their voices.

July 7 - Petersen: When I Deal With It, It's All Pretend
The 'CSI' actor is present during a bomb threat at LAX.

 
By Caillan
May 29, 2003 - 12:47 PM

See Also: 'Body Count' Episode Guide

While CSI: Crime Scene Investigation was the most popular show on television last season, its offspring, CSI: Miami, was no slouch either, earning the title of the most-watched new series.

An average of 16.57 million viewers followed the investigations of Horatio Caine and his team, Zap2it reported. CSI: Miami was the fifth most-watched series on CBS, after CSI, this season's two Surivors and Everybody Loves Raymond. It ranked 14th out of 181 primetime shows on the six terrestrial networks.

May 19's 75-minute season finale, "Body Count", attracted the most viewers since September, 2002. The finale scored a 12.0 rating / 19 share, which translated into an audience of 19.3 million. Only two episodes had more viewers: "Losing Face", which was watched by 19.8 million viewers, and the premiere, "Golden Parachute", which attracted an audience of 23.1 million.

A breakdown of the final ratings for each of CSI: Miami's May sweeps episodes can be found below, based on figures provided by the Futon Critic:

  • April 28: "Spring Break" - Rowdy college kids got CSI: Miami off to a strong sweeps start, with the episode achieving a 11.6/19. "Spring Break" was watched by 17.2 million Americans.

  • May 5: "Tinder Box" - CSI: Miami smoked out the competition, easily winning its hour with a 9.7/15. However, these figures were down from the previous week, with 14.5 million viewers tuning in, almost 3 million fewer than the audience for "Spring Break". This was most likely because of increased competition from the season finales of Crossing Jordan and The Practice.

  • May 12: "Freaks and Tweaks" - Ratings rose again the following week, with "Freaks and Tweaks" scoring exactly the same numbers as "Spring Break": an 11.6/19 rating and 17.2 million viewers.

  • May 19: "Body Count" - This special 75-minute presentation, which followed the season finale of Everybody Loves Raymond, scored CSI: Miami's third-best ratings for the season. 19.3 million Americans tuned in to watch the team tracked down three escaped convicts.

The original article can be found here at Zap2it.

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