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Dec 5 - Interview: Carmine Giovinazzo
The 'CSI: NY' actor talks Danny Messer's disappearing glasses, Lindsay's unexpected pregnancy and the latest on his band, Ceesau. Spoilers inside!

Dec 5 - Smith, La Rue And De Pablo Get Glamorous
Three CBS actresses do a couture photo shoot. Contains a minor 'CSI' spoiler.

Dec 4 - New Series And New Competitors Are On The Way
CBS premieres shows, and freshman dramas appear in familiar timeslots.

Dec 4 - Harper Stays Busy
The 'New York' actor reaches out to young people and pens book for adults.

Dec 4 - 'New York' Gets Personal
Season five reveals more about the characters than ever before. Spoilers inside!

Dec 3 - Review: CSI: Miami--'Power Trip'
Horatio and Calleigh lock horns with a cop who crosses the line while tracking a serial killer.

Dec 2 - News Bullets
'Dublin Carol' extended, Petersen receives award, Harper encourages mentoring, Petersen joins Steppenwolf, Fishburne adds diversity, JoCaine is proud, another Carol Mendelsohn, Harper praises Obama and five more 'Hour's.

Dec 2 - 'Miami' Gets A Visit From A Familiar Face
Alexander is scheduled to guest-star next year. Contains spoilers.

Dec 2 - Helgenberger And Rosenberg Separate
The 'CSI' star splits with her husband.

Dec 1 - 'Young Man With A Horn' Official Details
'Miami' offers a repeat with a sneaky PI, and 'CSI' delves into the past. Official plot details and cast list inside.

Dec 1 - Ratings Round-Up
The franchise comes out on top for the week.

Nov 30 - Petersen Delivers The 'Antidote'
The 'CSI' actor talks about 'Dublin Carol', his near-death experience and being recognized.

Nov 27 - Review: CSI: New York--'The Box'
While the CSIs work to discover the identity of a body in a crushed car, Danny grapples with the news that Lindsay is pregnant.

Nov 28 - News Bullets
No turkey for Shankar, 'Miami' viewing party, mini DNA art and popular crime mysteries. Also, danger on 'Miami'. Spoilers at the end.

Nov 28 - Hall Asks 'Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf?'
The 'CSI' actor stars in a Blue Zone Production.

By Caillan
July 31, 2004 - 10:54 AM

The race for the Outstanding Drama Series Emmy will be a showdown between science geeks and mobsters, according to a leading expert on the Emmy Awards.

Tom O'Neil, senior editor of In Touch Weekly and host of GoldDerby.com, told Entertainment Tonight that this could be the year CSI takes home the gong: "The race for best drama series is a real drama between the most critically hailed drama on television, which is The Sopranos, which has never won, and the highest-rated one, which is CSI, a franchise that is so popular and so successful now that Emmy voters may want to recognize it finally."

The other nominees for Outstanding Drama Series this year are four-time winner The West Wing, the real-time drama 24 and a freshman entry, CBS' Joan of Arcadia. "Joan of Arcadia's nomination for best drama series was a shocker," O'Neil said. "Nobody expected it because it's not on the hip radar screen."

Although no CSI actors are nominated this year, Anthony LaPaglia from lead-out show Without a Trace is in the running for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series. Like CSI, his main competition comes from the mob. Can LaPaglia whack James Gandolfini? Tom O'Neil said he has the best chance out of all the nominees. "He is the cool, recent Golden Globe champ who I think is the one star who can beat James Gandolfini of The Sopranos."

After winning a cinematography Emmy in 2003, CSI: Miami didn't make the cut in any categories this time around. But the show's competition run on its CBS web site could be up for a Creative Arts Emmy honouring interactive content, the Associated Press reported. Other series on the short list include Celebrity Mole, Yucatan and the 2004 TV Land Awards. If the Academy does decide to make an award in this special category, the results will be announced at the Creative Arts Awards on September 12.

The original ET report is available at Yahoo! and the interactive awards news can be found at this page.

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