Watching CSI

CSI’s newest cast member is the center of tomorrow’s night’s tension fraught episode. We learn a great deal about  Riley Ryan after she’s taken hostage during an investigation.

“They’ve played with this whole idea of her being mysterious and always telling a different story about her background, which I like and which keeps the character very open,” Lauren Lee Smith said during an onset interview.

“Every episode I get, I’m like, ‘Oh, this is what they’re doing with her.’ It keeps it more interesting for me personally not to know too much in advance.”

Smith landed the role after a pilot she’d worked on wasn’t picked up. “I’m very lucky. I don’t know how it all came about. I sort of blinked and suddenly I’m here and living in L.A. on the No. 1 TV show. I just feel very, very blessed.”

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So we all want to know if Danny and Lindsey tie the knot. If you really want to know click below. I mean you really have to want to really know.

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Yeah, yeah so the episode details are below. The real storyline centers around Danny and Lindsay. Will they or won’t they get married. Stay tuned

WHEN A LETHAL PIPE-BOMB BLOWS A MANHATTAN TOWNHOUSE AND VALUABLE EVIDENCE TO SHREDS, THE CSIs GET CREATIVE IN RECONSTRUCTING THE DAMAGED CLUES, ON “CSI: NY,” WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11

“Green Piece” - A lethal pipe-bomb blows a Manhattan townhouse and valuable evidence to pieces, forcing the CSIs to get creative in reconstructing the damaged clues that ultimately lead to the bomber, on CSI: NY Wednesday, March 11 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.

SERIES REGULARS:

Det. Mac Taylor: Gary Sinise
Det. Stella Bonasera: Melina Kanakaredes
Danny Messer: Carmine Giovinazzo
Dr. Sheldon Hawkes: Hill Harper
Det. Don Flack: Eddie Cahill
Lindsay Monroe: Anna Belknap
Adam Ross: AJ Buckley
Dr. Sid Hammerback: Robert Joy

GUEST CAST:

Player #1: Grant Alan
Felix Redman: Robert Gant
EMS Officer: Asia Demarcos
Allsion Redman: Sarah Butler
Michael Elgers: Matt McTighe
Teddy Mayheim/Theodore Wicks: John Sloan
Clerk: Dinora Walcott
FBI Agent Richardson: Mark Englehardt

Written by: Zachary Reiter

Directed by: Jeffrey Hunt

RATING: To Be Announced

Well not exactly but it’s a nice surprise for fans of both shows. The April 16 CSI episode features a guest appearance by Battlestar Galactica star Kate Vernon and a cameo by BSG creator Ronald D. Moore. Two BSG writers and director Michael Nankin also pitch in for the episode.

“It’s about a murder at a science fiction convention,” explained CSI Naren Shankar “It has a bit of a Battlestar Galactica vibe to it.”

“It’s a really fun episode,” Vernon told TVGuide.com. “I play a professor of media theology, and I’m making a documentary on the Gestalt constructs of sci-fi mythoculture.”

The episode’s murder investigation takes the team to a science fiction convention. “It’s a little wink to Battlestar,” Vernon added.

I know from hanging around the fandom that lots of CSI fans are huge BSG fans.  A good time should be had by all.

THE CSIs MAKE A SHOCKING DISCOVERY ABOUT THEIR MURDER VICTIM, WHILE HORATIO TRIES TO SAVE HIS SON FROM JULIA’S ERRATIC BEHAVIOR, ON “CSI: MIAMI,” MONDAY, MARCH 9

Elizabeth Berkley (”The L Word”) Returns as Julia Winston

“Divorce Party” - The CSIs make a shocking discovery about their murder victim, while Horatio tries to save his son from Julia’s erratic behavior, on CSI: MIAMI, Monday, March 9 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.

SERIES REGULARS:

Horatio Caine: David Caruso
Calleigh Duquesne: Emily Procter
Eric Delko: Adam Rodriguez
Ryan Wolfe: Jonathan Togo
Det. Frank Tripp: Rex Linn
Natalia Boa Vista: Eva La Rue
Dr. Tara Price: Megalyn Echikunwoke
Kyle Harmon: Evan Ellingson

RECURRING CAST:

Julia Winston: Elizabeth Berkley
Michael Travers: Chris Redman

GUEST CAST:

Amy Lansing: Christa Miller
Heath Lansing: Andrew James Allen
Roger Lansing: Bruce Thomas
Katherine Faber: Kelly Rowan
Brianna Faber: Aimee Teegarden
Glenn Wagner: Peter Paige
Dave Benton: Wes Ramsey
Walter Pipkin: Cliff Weissman
Melia: Jennie Ford

WRITTEN BY: Corey Evett & Matt Partney

DIRECTED BY: Karen Gaviola

RATING: To Be Announced

Taylor Swift makes an appearance on CSI tonight.  That’s a good thing for the young singer because she’s a huge fan.

“I am obsessed with the show. I have seen every episode every season,” Taylor told ET.

She was not prepared for how tough playing a dead body is. “I’ve watched the show for so long, but in the beginning when you see the dead bodies you don’t realize that those are people that are sitting really still and holding their breath and having their eyes in one direction, because they’re so good.”

The episode centers around three muders that occured in one hotel over the course of a year.  Nick Stokes is the lead investigator.  “The story is this girl is a victim of circumstances,” says Taylor while shooting the episode. “She has this lack of self-esteem, which is why she feels she needs to change into a different person to be loved.”

NICK PIECES TOGETHER THREE SEPARATE CASES THAT OCCURRED AT THE SAME MOTEL DURING THE COURSE OF ONE YEAR, ON “CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION,” THURSDAY, MARCH 5

Taylor Swift, The Best-Selling Musical Artist of 2008, Guest Stars As Haley Jones

“Turn, Turn, Turn” - When the CSIs are called to a murder scene at a familiar motel, Nick is thrown for a loop as he pieces together three separate murder investigations that all took place at the same establishment over the course of a year, on CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION, Thursday, March 5 (9:00-10:01 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Taylor Swift guest stars as Haley Jones, a teenaged girl whose family runs the seedy Vegas motel.

SERIES REGULARS:

Dr. Raymond Langston: Laurence Fishburne
Catherine Willows: Marg Helgenberger
Nick Stokes: George Eads
Captain Jim Brass: Paul Guilfoyle
Greg Sanders: Eric Szmanda
Dr. Robbins: Robert David Hall
David Phillips: David Berman
Hodges: Wallace Langham
Wendy Simms: Liz Vassey
Riley Adams: Lauren Lee Smith

RECURRING CAST:

Archie Johnson: Archie Kao

GUEST CAST:

Haley Jones: Taylor Swift
Det. Vartann: Alex Carter
Mandy Webster: Sheeri Rappaport
Henry Andrews: Jon Wellner
Larry Mitchell: Larry Mitchell
Bree Lindale: Alessandra Torresani
Wiry Man: Stephen Heath
Mark Jones: Geoffrey Blake
Nicole Jones: Lisa Darr
Zack Fenish: Colton James
Gavin Fenish: John D’Aquino
Dave Henkel: Michael Trevino
Dale Durney: Kirk Bovill
Mrs. Leigh Lindale: Suzanne Friedline
Old Man: Dave Florek
Frank Carrow: Fredric Lehne