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+Previous
News
+Season 6: Spoilers
According Carol
Mendelsohn, the mysterious Lady
Heather will return to the show. The character was first introduced in the
season 2 episode "Slaves
of Las Vegas" and made a second appearance in "Lady
Heather's Box," in which a sexual relationship between her
and front-man Gil Grissom was implied.
Also back for season 6 will be one of the
characters featured in the season finale episode "Grave
Danger." Though Mendelsohn did not reveal who, all signs
point to Kelly Gordon, daughter of Walter Gordon, the man who kidnapped Nick
Stokes and buried him alive. According to Walter Gordon, his daughter was
incarcerated unjustly, which prompted him to plan his revenge on the CSIs.
Kelly was featured in the last scene of the season, when CSI Stokes visited
her in jail.
While in London,
Mendelsohn took the opportunity to discuss the possibility of bringing
Grissom to the city. Originally, the character was supposed to travel to
England during season 5, but scheduling conflicts put the plans on hold. The
London storyline hasn't been discarded, however, as Mendelsohn revealed that
if it doesn't occur this season, then it will be explored during season
seven. Series creator Anthony Zuiker has
already toyed with the idea of taking the franchise abroad.
+Ratings: Season Finally
LOS
ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - CBS went into the Nielsen stratosphere
Thursday, when more than 30 million viewers turned out for the two-hour
fifth-season finale of "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" directed
by Quentin Tarantino.
Indeed, the "CSI" landslide made
it an uphill climb for the 9 p.m. finale of "Apprentice," which
brought in 14 million viewers and a 6.3 rating/15 share in the adults 18-49
demographic, according to Nielsen Media Research.
The 8-10 p.m. airing of "CSI" averaged 30.7 million viewers and a
10.6/28 in the key demo; viewership peaked in the final half-hour at 35.1
million viewers and 12.8/30 in the demo.
+On Thursday 19th Tarantino puts CSI in
Grave Danger!
 Everyone
wants to know the gory details about how Quentin Tarantino came to direct
tomorrow's two-hour season finale of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.
In the episode, one of the CSI team members
-- investigator Nick Stokes -- is buried alive while his colleagues race to
save him.
The episode, originally conceived as a
single hour, grew to two hours -- and Zuiker won't say whether or not it
ends on a cliffhanger.
What's not a mystery is how much Tarantino
enjoyed himself making it. "It wasn't a challenge in that regard
because ... I like the show," says Tarantino who directed a 1995
episode of ER.
Source: Jam
Showbiz!
+Wipping Willows
Post
you opinion about the episode!
+Finally: 2 Hours
Know
more about the season finally episode which will be airing on May 19th: it
will be two hours long. The episode will also guest star Vegas legends such
as Tony Curtis (Some Like It Hot) and Frank Gorshin (Batman). It will
be an episode where we'll connect with all characters. A very emotive
episode it is said to be...
+Finally:
Nick-Gil ..death?
As
we reveiled earlier Nick will be the CSI who will be in jeopardy on the
season finally episode. If you would like to know more about the season
finally episode, CSI
Files has some news about it.
The link is: www.csifiles.com
+FAMILY
GUY "LIVE IN LAS VEGAS" CD plus DVD Bonus Content
Santa Monica
,
California
, March 21, 2005 - Normally, what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, but when
TV's favorite dysfunctional cartoon family comes to
Sin
City
, the results are too hilarious to keep quiet. Peter Griffin, wife Lois,
kids Meg, Chris and baby Stewie and dog Brian will all be there when Geffen
Records releases FAMILY GUY LIVE IN LAS VEGAS, a new CD of classic and
original songs plus DVD bonus content. The package, which features the
Griffin family along with guest stars like Jason Alexander, Patti LuPone,
Haylie Duff and Adam West, arrives in stores April 26, while the perennially
popular TV show returns to FOX with brand new episodes on Sunday, May 1st
(9:00-9:30 PM ET/PT).
Click here to read the whole news!!
+Secrets
of CSI Success
 My
favorite thing about “CSI” is that its new episodes beat “American
Idol” in the Nielsen ratings each and every week.
I feel a little sense of pride looking at the numbers and seeing that once
again, Gil Grissom and crew have kicked Simon, Paula and the would-be
“Idols” down to second place. Even when the show is a rerun, it always
lands in the top 10. Obviously, tons of people love “CSI.” But why does
it work so darn well? Read
+The Crime of their lives
Television's
love affair with death continues to flourish. Brian Courtis looks again into
CSI to identify the master of forensic sciences darkest arts...Read
+Forensic
Files, The #1 show on CourtTV airs weekdays @9pm.
Hi
CSI fans, there is a new show about forensics "Forensic
Files": Here’s an example of a case, an attractive
36-year-old woman, Jeanette Kirby, was found dead on a river embankment near
a jogging path. After months of investigation and countless leads, the case
turns cold. 15 years later, can a single piece of metal smaller than a
fingernail bring the killer to justice? See how experts put together the
pieces of the crime puzzle. As each episode shows, every criminal leaves a
clue behind.
Real cases. Real forensics. http://www.courttv.com/onair/shows/forensicfiles/
+Character
in jeopardy: SEASON FINALLY
Click
her to know who will be on jeopardy!
+Payback:
CSI
Last
year, all the talk was over how NBC’s “Apprentice” was beating
“CSI” week after week among adults 18-49, something no other show had
ever managed. Read
+Fan
Fiction Challenge
ModernDaySherlock
is hosting it's 1st Annual Fanfiction Challenge.
It's about episode Nesting Dolls. You have to continue the conversation
between Sara and Gil in her appartment.
Link:
http://moderndaysherlock.tripod.com/id14.html
+Fan
Fiction Challenge
 http://yuna_draw.tripod.com/fanfiction/chall.html <--
go here fore more information for the challenge
http://yuna_draw.tripod.com/fanfiction/chal.html <--go
here to read the stories collected so far
+New
Wallpapers
There
are two new
wallpapers availables. One is about all CSI's: Grissom, Greg, Nick,
Cath, Sara and Warrick. And the other is about Sara. Check them at Multimedia.
+Season
Finally Episode
The
filming of the season finally episode will start in early April and it
will be broadcast in the US on 19 May.
+New
Wallpaper
There is a new
wallpaper available for GSR lovers. It's about Gil and Sara. Really
beautifull. Check it at Multimedia.
There are also Icons available now.
+Thursday
Ratings
 CBS
not only won Thursday, it finished first in every half-hour and outdelivered
second-place NBC by a massive 112 percent in the overnights, 14.27 million
viewers and 71 percent among adults 18-49. Survivor: Palau opened with a
13.3/20 in the overnights, 22.10 million viewers and an 8.1/22 among adults
18-49, followed by CSI (20.6/29; Viewers: 29.51 million; A18-49: 10.4/26 at
9 p.m.) and Without A Trace (17.2/27; Viewers: 23.36 million; A18-49: 7.7/20
at 10 p.m.).
Source: www.mediaweek.com
+Ask
Ausiello
Here
are some questions asked to Ausiello which include, bringing another member
of the Willows clan, the GSR relationship and the episode which was supposed
to take place in London.
Click here
Source: www.tvguide.com
+One
member of the
graveyard shift may die!
 The news that
Tarantino would direct the season finale merged with a long time rumor about
front man William Petersen leaving the show, creating massive speculation
about the fate of Gil Grissom. But despite his knack for blood, gore, danger,
the producers insisted Tarantino is not out to 'Kill Gil'. "We have no
intention of killing Gil," executive producer Carol Mendelsohn told TV Guide.
"We joked about calling it 'Kill Gil,' but that's really just a pun."
Gil Grissom is safe for now, but another character may not be so lucky.
Mendelsohn revealed the season finale will put one of the characters in an
unspecified life or death situation, and fans may have to wait until
next season to learn the news of the character's fate. When asked which
character might be taking the plunge, the producer only said one thing:
"a member of Grissom's team."
Source: www.csifiles.com
Analogy: Now that we know that one of the
members of Grissom's team may die, let's analize the situation of all of
them:
-Grissom: he will not face death..cause Carol Mendelsohn said they
won't "kill Gil".
-Greg: there aren't any good reasons for him to be facing death.
-Sara: she may be a possibility, maybe if she is in a life-death
situation, Grissom will open his eyes and see what he is loosing.
-Sofia: she is another strong possibility, as the actress who plays
Sofia is pregnant and will have to leave the show.
+George
Eads Birthday
 We wish George a Happy
Birthday!! Although a little late...he was born on March 1st. George has
turned 38. He sure looks younger!
+Thursday
Ratings
A "CSI" repeat,
15.7/24, grabbed the night's biggest audience for CBS at 9 p.m. NBC improved
to 9.8/15 with "The Apprentice." A second hour of "Extreme Makeover," 4.5/7,
kept ABC in third. UPN moved up one spot with "Smackdown!," 3.4/5, while a
second helping of "The O.C." on FOX slid to fifth. Another hour of "Summerland"
closed The WB's night.
-Source:
www.zap2it.com
+Expanding
the ‘Crime Scene’
This has been a great
season for CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (Thursdays, Ch. 5, 8 p.m.) The
show has moved into new territory with its recent explorations of internal
politics and long simmering rivalries and tensions between Gil Grissom
(William Petersen) and Catherine Willows (Marg Helgenberger) that have
resulted from the original team being split with each operating a different
division. Though it was assumed from the show’s early years that they were
friends, it is now evident their management styles aren’t similar and that
Willows also apparently deems Grissom a potential career threat.
Read all article
+GSR
Fan Fiction Challenge
On monday 7th a
GSR Fanfic competition will begin! Go to the official competition page!
-Click
here-
If you have a website please place either one of these banner's on it
thank you soo much
+CSI
show inspires forensic science courses
"CSI: Crime Scene
Investigation" has been a paradigm for the popular new forensic science
class, Science Behind CSI, at Meredith college.
"Students are very interested in forensic science because of the TV show CSI,"
Cuffney said. "It is popular in culture now, so students want to learn more
about it."
More
+Affiliate
Silent Confession's is our affiliate! It's a great site
devoted to Sara and Gil!!
Check it out!
+Thursday
Ratings
With the exception of
Without A Trace, which trailed NBC's veteran ER by 8 percent among adults
18-49, CBS swept Thursday, outdelivering distant No. 2 NBC by an average of
48 percent in the overnights, 10.20 million viewers and 34 percent among
adults 18-49. Survivor: Palau opened with a rock-solid 12.9/19 in the
overnights, 21.83 million viewers and an 8.0/21 among adults 18-49 at 8
p.m., followed by the No. 1 show in primetime, CSI, at a 19.8/28 in the
overnights, 27.73 million viewers and a 9.7/23 among adults 18-49 at 9 p.m.
CSI lead-out Without A Trace remains a force to reckon with at a 14.8/23 in
the overnights, 21.15 million viewers and a 7.0/18 among adults 18-49 at 10
p.m.
-Source:
www.mediaweek.com
+Tarantino
to direct 'CSI' finale
Quentin Tarantino has signed to direct the
season finale of primetime's most-watched series, CBS' "CSI: Crime Scene
Investigation."
Tarantino also has come up with an original story for the episode, which is
expected to shoot in early April and air May 19, according to "CSI"
executive producer Carol Mendelsohn.
Mendelsohn said the story will involve a plot that finds one of the key
members of the CSI team, led by Gil Grissom (William Petersen), in
serious jeopardy.
More
Source: CNN.com
+ Crime
drama set in Sin City is risqué business
The most
popular drama on television is also the kinkiest, giving viewers a full
education not just in DNA sampling and bullet trajectories but in obscure
sexual preferences. These offbeat fetishes are normally associated with
Howard Stern and Jerry Springer rather than a broad-appeal network show
popular among red-state grandmothers. (It's the No. 1 show among people 55
and older.)
Here
Source: Miami Herald
+ One
Year
CSI Web
has now a year on the net! As we are still uploading the new look of
the site, there are some things which may not work. Hopefully,
everything will be working ok in a couple of days. Thanks, enjoy the new
site!
CSI Web
+ William
Petersen Birthday
 CSI Web wishes
Billy a Happy Birthday!
William Petersen was born on February 21st in 1953, Evanston-Illinois-USA.
He is an actor of admirable talent and will always remain one.
All the best for him..and as Billy would say, Peace!
+ Thursday Ratings
At 9 p.m., "CSI"
built on its strong lead-in and delivered an 18.7/28, its highest rating in
at least a month. "The Apprentice" posted a 9.6/15 for NBC. The ABC special
"Michael Jackson's Secret World" averaged 6.1/9 for the hour, better than
the network usually does but a far cry from the 2003 ratings monster "Living
with Michael Jackson," which had ratings nearly twice as big. "Smackdown!,"
3.3/5, moved up to fourth for the hour, beating FOX's "Point Pleasant." The
WB's movie stayed in sixth.
-Source:
www.zap2it.com
+CSI
under the microscope
Here is another article about the CSI Effect, how this tv
show, it's spinoffs and clones have changed the world of forensic science. "Some
college students transfer to forensics from other majors such as criminal
justice. Many sign up simply because they love CSI shows".
-Read whole article
+ Thursday Ratings
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - CBS and NBC wound up in a dead heat in the demo
derby on Thursday.
CBS was powered by a double dose of "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" capped
by "Without a Trace." "ER" and "The Apprentice" pushed NBC into a tie with CBS
in the coveted adults 18-49 demographic with a nightly average of 6.7 rating/17
share.
CBS was the clear victor in the total viewers column, averaging 21.4 million
for the night to NBC's 14.6 million, according to preliminary estimates from
Nielsen Media Research.
CBS opened the night on a strong note with a repeat of "CSI" (16.8 million,
4.8/13) that nearly caught NBC's combo of "Joey" (11.4 million, 4.6/13) and "Will
& Grace" (11.5 million, 5.2/14) in the 18-49 race. At 9 p.m., a fresh
installment of "CSI" climbed to 27.6 million
viewers and 9.2/22 in the key demo against "Apprentice" (15.1 million,
7.2/17).
+ Wallace
Langham Joins the regular cast of CSI
Actor
Wallace Langham
(David Hodges) has been recently hired as a regular cast member on CSI.
According to the
Hollywood Reporter
Wallace Langham, who first appeared on the show in the episode
"Recipe For Murder", will be joining the regular cast of CSI. Langham
plays the lab's grumpy technician David Hodges, whose role was already slightly
expanded this season due to colleague Greg Sanders's promotion to CSI status.
The actor has appeared in 24 episodes so far.
-Source:www.csifiles.com
+Quentin
Tarantino could be directing an upcoming episode of "CSI"
CBS officials say it's all
just "chatter" at this point, but "CSI" star
George Eads, who plays Nick Stokes on TV's top-rated
drama, started the ball rolling during last weekend's SAG Awards in L.A.
"There's a rumor that Quentin Tarantino is going to direct an episode of 'CSI,'
" Eads told reporters.
CSI" — which stars William Petersen — would appeal to Tarantino's gory
sensibilities. He is the director of such famously violent movies as "Reservoir
Dogs" and "Kill Bill."
Tarantino has past TV experience, directing an episode of "ER" in
1994.
He was supposed to direct an episode of "The X-Files," but that
project was scrapped.
And he appeared as an actor in "Alias," where he played a vicious,
renegade agent in the show's 2002 season.
"CSI" is now in its fifth season.
— Michael Starr
-Source:www.nypost.com
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