December 12 2024

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‘Crime After Crime’, ‘Crossroads’ & ‘A Few Dead Men’ Official Details

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The franchise offers three new episodes this week, featuring cases with a hidden connection, the return of a serial rapist, and a killer targeting former prisoners. Official plot details and cast lists after the jump.

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation starts out the week with a series of connected cases in “Crime After Crime” on Wednesday at 10:00pm ET/PT:

When the CSI team investigates three seemingly unrelated murders, they discover someone is getting revenge for cold case murders that were never solved.

Paul McCrane directed “Turn On, Tune In, Drop Dead” during season eleven. “Crime After Crime” was written by Tom Mularz, based on a story from Co-Executive Producer Richard Catalani. Mularz has eight previous writing credits (including last month’s “CSI Down”), and Catalani has 22 (most recently “Hitting for the Cycle” last season).

The following guest stars will appear in the episode:

  • Alex Carter as Detective Lou Vartann
  • Jon Wellner as Henry Andrews
  • Barbara Eve Harris as Sheriff Sherry Liston
  • Geoffrey Rivas as Detective Sam Vega
  • Mitch Eakins as Hair-gelled Bro
  • Cooper Huckabee as Rick Fetzer
  • John Brotherton as Kevin Fetzer 35 years old)
  • Ramon Franco as Diego Barra
  • Roopashree Jeevaji as Receptionist
  • Michael Massee as Stan Richardson
  • Riley Thomas Stewart as Kevin Fetzer 10 years old
  • James Aldridge as Jimmy-Assistant Coroner
  • Jonathan Decker as Kevin Fetzer 16 years old
  • Jodi Carol Harrison as Darlene Crocker


Alex Carter, Jon Wellner, Barbara Eve Harris and Geoffrey Rivas are reprising established recurring roles. James Aldridge has played Assistant Coroner Jimmy in four previous episodes, most recently season nine’s “19 Down”. Cooper Huckabee appeared in “Appendicitement” during season ten. Ramon Franco was in the CSI: Miami episode “Blood Sugar” during the show’s ninth season. Michael Massee guest-starred in “Hammer Down” during season six of CSI: New York. The other actors are new to the franchise.

On Friday, CSI: New York dredges up painful memories in “Crossroads” at 9:00pm ET/PT:

As the CSIs investigate the assassination of a judge, Jo comes face-to-face with a criminal from her past.

Director Jeff T. Thomas has five previous credits for the crime drama, most recently season seven’s “Justified”. Supervising Producer John Dove penned “Crossroads”, which marks his sixteenth writing credit for New York; his other credits include this season’s premiere, “Indelible”.

The episode will feature the following guest stars:

  • Jason Wiles as John Curtis
  • Jeffrey Nordling as Senator Kirk Matthews
  • Jenn Proske as Serena Matthews
  • William C. Mitchell as Judge Philip Winford
  • Tony Oller as Nicholas Albertson
  • Beau Garrett as Ali Rand
  • James Preston as Tommy Hill
  • Brad Blaisdell as Judge Vincent Corsica
  • Casey Sander as James Nelson
  • Ivo Nandi as Pavel Danshov
  • Nayo K. Wallace as Nora Boothe
  • Megan James as Girl
  • Schoen Hodges as Boy
  • Alexa Fischer as Female Reporter
  • Alan Pietruszewski as Male Reporter


Jason Wiles is back as John Curtis, the rapist from Jo’s past who was first introduced during last week’s episode, “Crushed”. Beau Garrett appeared in last week’s episode as well, playing Curtis’s latest victim. Jeffrey Nordling was in the CSI episode “Secrets & Flies” during the show’s sixth season, and Ivo Nandi was in season nine’s “The Descent of Man”. Alan Pietruszewski appeared in the Miami episode “No Man’s Land” during season five. The other actors are new to the franchise.

CSI: Miami rounds out the week with “A Few Dead Men” on Sunday at 10:00pm ET/PT, and someone in Miami is hunting down former convicts:

The CSIs investigate when three convicted murderers are released from prison and someone starts killing them one by one.

This is the fourth directing credit for Don Tardino, who previously helmed “Blown Away” last month. K. David Bena wrote three previous episodes, most recently season nine’s “Caged”.

The following actors and actresses will appear in guest-starring roles:

  • Christian Clemenson as Tom Loman
  • Spencer List as Troy Faber
  • Dedan Donovan as Rocco Damara at 18
  • Patrick O’Neil as Victor Shetland at 18
  • Clint Lee Napier as Darren Riggs at 18
  • Richard Cox as Judge Ebersol
  • Susie Abromeit as Kayla Bledsoe
  • Scott Anthony Leet as Rocco Damara at 38
  • Mac Brandt as Victor Shetland at 38
  • David Meunier as Darren Riggs at 38
  • David Andrews as Bruce Faber
  • Michele Greene as Connie Faber
  • Josh Coxx as Zach Anderson
  • Kelli Kirkland Powers as Jury Foreman
  • Ankur Bhatt as Male Physician


Christian Clemenson is reprising his established recurring role as Dr Tom Loman. Richard Cox previously played Judge Ebersol in the season nine finale, “Mayday”. David Andrews has been on Miami (“Double Jeopardy”) as well as CSI (“Paper or Plastic?”). Scott Anthony Leet guest-starred in the CSI episode “Man Up” during the show’s eleventh season, and Josh Coxx appeared in season nine’s “A Space Oddity”. David Meunier was in two episodes of CSI, most recently season eight’s “A Thousand Days on Earth”. Michele Greene also appeared in two episodes of CSI, including “The Gone Dead Train” during season nine. The other actors are new to the franchise.

“Crime After Crime”, “Crossroads” and “A Few Dead Men” begin airing November 16 on CBS.

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