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lilmzcan wrote: anders332 wrote: this season is definitely an improvement. Now that Fishburne is gone I wonder if I didn't like his character.Ya I didn't like Fishburne very much. Danson seems to fit right in.
anders332 wrote: this season is definitely an improvement. Now that Fishburne is gone I wonder if I didn't like his character.
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Former Chicago Code cop Matt Lauria is transitioning from the police department to the FBI with a multi-episode arc on CSI, sources confirm to TVLine.
The Friday Night Lights MVP will play Sac Pratt, an clean cut, all-business, no-nonsense boy man who knows he’s been promoted too soon and uses his arrogance to cover his insecurities. This veteran FBI agent is the Special Agent in Charge that barges in to help with a big case.
This is one of several new roles CSI is adding next month as the show prepares to say farewell to Marg Helgenberger’s Catherine. As TVLine reported early Tuesday, Annabeth Gish has landed an arc as an old friend of Catherine’s.
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Elisabeth Shue is joining CSI: Crime Scene Investigation as a series regular.
The Academy Award nominee for Leaving Las Vegas will replace the departing Marg Helgenberger and first appear on the procedural on Feb. 15 as the newest CSI, fresh off an anger management course, amid rumors that D.B. Russell (Ted Danson) fired her when she worked for him in Seattle.
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CSI on Wednesday bid an emotional farewell to star Marg Helgenberger, the latest original cast member to leave the long-running crime show on CBS. Cast and crew members — including series creator Anthony E. Zuiker and Executive Producer Carol Mendelsohn – packed the show’s set on the Universal City, Calif. lot to hear Helgenberger say goodbye after wrapping her 263rd episode as Catherine Willows. “I’ve been thinking a lot about this moment for a very long time,” began Helgenberger, who went on to reminisce about the show’s humble beginnings in 2000 and its becoming the worldwide phenomenon it is today. “From the bottom of my heart,” she said tearfully, “thank you for the time of my life.” The room erupted in applause. Afterward, Helgenberger was presented with a collection of her personal props (she’s taking home Catherine’s vest and badge) and a goodbye cake that featured edible photos of her present and past costars, including Billy Petersen (Gil Grissom) and Gary Dourdan (Warrick Brown). Helgenberger, whose costume for the night included a flattering pair of tight jeans and a trendy leather jacket, was visibly moved by all the attention but tried to keep it light. “I won’t miss swabbing inside of someone’s mouth,” she quipped. “You say that now,” replied someone in the crew. Sadly, Petersen — who retains a producer credit – was not there, but the rest of the cast was on hand to say goodbye, such as Danson (D.B. Russell), George Eads (Nick Stokes), Paul Guilfoyle (Capt. Jim Brass), Jorja Fox (Sara Sidle), Eric Szmanda (Greg Sanders), Robert David Hall (Dr. Al Robbins) David Berman (David Phillips), Wallace Langham (David Hodges), Jon Wellner (Henry Andrews), and Elisabeth Harnois (Morgan Brody). Hugging Helgenberger, Guilfoyle declared, “we still look the same!” (He, too, has been on the show since the beginning). Hall, meanwhile, gave the actress a big kiss — a stark contrast from his first days on set with Helgenberger nearly 12 years ago. “She is such a beautiful person,” he recalled to EW. “I could only speak jibberish.” Her final episode will air Jan. 25.
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In a move that is sure to stoke shock and awe among fans, a major (and incredibly popular) character on a hit drama series will take his/her last breath during 2012. And I’m not happy about it.
What’s more, per the Grinch St. Nick the actor/actress in question in not going quietly into the night.
“There has been a lot of tension on the set,” whispers the spy, “because [spoiler] isn’t happy with how [pronoun redacted] is being killed off.”
And while there’s a part of me that admires this program’s willingness to laugh in the face of conventional wisdom by whacking such a pivotal character, it’s tough to imagine the show without him/her.
To put things into perspective, the departure of [spoiler] is as bold and audacious as this recent primetime loss.
Stay close to my Twitter feed for additional clues. In the meantime, hit the comments with your most educated guesses! Oh, and Happy Holidays!
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