CSI NY

CBS has begun airing the promo for "CSI: Trilogy", a crossover event that will take place in the second week of November. Dr. Raymond Langston from "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" will appear in the show's spin-offs, "CSI: Miami" and "CSI: NY" to solve a crime with one red string attached.
Beginning with a "Miami" episode, the crossover starts when Horatio finds severed leg which belongs to a girl who went missing in Las Vegas earlier that week. He summons Raymond to come to Everglades, Miami where the body part is found.
Then on "NY episode", a woman whom Raymond interviewed while in Miami pops up in New York, hidden in a big rig following an accident. Together with Mac Taylor, Raymond is unraveling a case of an interstate trucking ring that specializes in human cargo and black market organ harvesting. Mark Sheppard from "Battlestar Galactica" has a guest role in this episode. »
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There's no longer any question about what is the fall's biggest show. Without a doubt, the title goes to CBS' NCIS, which rolled in as the top series on the broadcast networks for the week ending Oct. 25, making it five straight weeks at No. 1. The powerhouse series drew 21.3 million viewers. ABC's Dancing with the Stars came in at No. 2 with 16.8 million viewers, and spin-off NCIS: Los Angeles was right behind at No. 3 with 16.5 million viewers. The rest of the Top 20 was rather typical, filled mostly with new episodes of series like ABC's Grey's Anatomy at No. 5 (15.1 million veiwers) and CBS' »
- Tanner Stransky

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Last night's World Series Game 1 performed well for Fox, overnight viewing figures show. The three-hour coverage of the Yankees game against the Phillies averaged 19.5m for Fox between 8pm and 11pm and ranked as the most-watched and highest-rated Game 1 in five years. CBS scheduled reruns throughout the evening: The New Adventures Of Old Christine and Gary Unmarried logged 6.61m and 6.44m during the 8pm hour, then 9.72m watched Criminal Minds at 9pm. CSI: New York followed at 10pm, bringing in 9.22m. Over on NBC, a Monsters vs. Aliens special had 6.93m at 8pm, then an encore at 8.30pm attracted »
- By Dan French

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