Here’s a spoiler from TV Guide that I hope doesn’t mean what it suggests that it means…

As you know, season 5 of CSI: NY ended in a cliffhanger where no one knows which character is being written out of the show. I don’t like the thought of where this casting notice takes me:

What can you tell us about CSI: NY’s decision to hire a new CSI? — Karla

TIM: The show recently sent out casting notices for the new series regular role of Kaye Sullivan, a young, attractive risk-taker whose personality has elements of Lindsay, Dr. Peyton Driscoll and ADA Natalie Greer (played for two episodes by Heather Mazur). How do we know? Because the audition script prepared for prospective Kaye Sullivans consists of dialogue spoken by those familiar characters. [Source: TV Guide]

But then, here’s another spoiler about the cast changes for the show:

Question: I read that they are casting for a new female CSI on CSI NY. Any info on if this is a replacement or an addition? In other words, is someone not returning in September? –Kate

Ausiello: I can tell you that it’s not a replacement for either Anna Belknap or Melina Kanakaredes. Both are officially returning next season. Not sure about the rest of the cast. [Source: EW]

[Photo: Monty Brinton ©2009 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved]

Are you like me and already wondering what’s in store for CSI: Miami fans in season 8? Well, luckily, there’s a bit of a spoiler to be had on this. We do know that Eric Delko (Adam Rodriguez) will survive the cliffhanger, because he’s back fro the next season. Whew! At least we know that much…now if we could just lean more about who will return for season 6 of CSI: NY.

Here’s also a quick update for fans of Rory Cochrane, who played Speedle on CSI: Miami.

Question: CSI: Miami scoop? Please tell me Delko survives. –Jennifer

Ausiello: Sources confirm that Adam Rodriguez will be back next season, so, yeah, I think it’s safe to say Delko survives. Meanwhile, we caught up with Rodriguez’s former costar, Rory Cochrane, at the premiere of his new film, Public Enemies, and asked him whether another Speedle cameo was in his future. His answer was, um, interesting. “I can’t really talk about it,” he said. “They talked to me about something that I cannot get into details about… I did come back once as a figment of Delko’s imagination, but I am pretty sure that is it for me on that show. I told them not to kill me but they didn’t take my advice.” [Source: EW]

I’m not totally sure this is a spoiler, but thought I’d play it safe, just in case. Michael Ausiello of EW gives us this about CSI: NY’s season end cliff hanger. Between you and me, I am in doubt that Gary Sinise is considering leaving the show any time soon, but no mater what info is leaked, I’ll report it here.

Question: What is your take on CSI:NY pulling a Dynasty and having all of the main cast potentially gunned down in a hail of automatic weapons fire (fade to black) cliffhanger? –Eric

Ausiello: My take is that if Gary Sinise doesn’t accept CBS’ salary freeze proposal, Det. Jessica Angell won’t be the only supporting character headed six feet under.

Episode 7.25 - Seeing Red
Air Date: May 18, 2009

These are some spoiler photos from Monday night’s CSI: Miami season finale.

“Seeing Red” - Horatio fights to save Yelina and when Delko goes against Calleigh’s plea and helps his dangerous father, his life is put in jeopardy, on the seventh season finale of CSI: MIAMI, Monday, May 18 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Pictured Emily Procter as Calleigh Duquesne
[Photo: Cliff Lipson/CBS ©2009 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved]

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Episode 7.25 - Seeing Red
Air Date: May 18, 2009

Monday is the CSI: Miami season 7 finale episode. Here’s the seriously gripping extended preview of the episode.

In it, Calleigh somehow accidentally shoots at Eric as he flees a crime scene. Horatio makes a Dirty Harry-type move with a suspect and a vehicle gets hit by a train! Talk about an episode that will keep us on the edge of our seats!!

Episode 5.25 - Pay Up
Air Date: May 14

Here’s an extended preview for tonight’s CSI: NY season 5 finale episode. It begins with a few seconds of promo, then goes into a scene where the team is planting urveillance devices on the car of a suspect. But before they can get the job done, the suspect approaches the car. This scene is very intense. If the rest of the episode is like this, we are in for a very amazing episode!!

CSI: Vegas - Episode 9.24 - All In
Air Date: May 14, 2009

Tonight is also the season 9 finale of CSI: Vegas. Here’s a fresh spoiler clip from CBS that shows us how the case will begin. Catherine and the team go to investigate a body dumped in the desert outside of Las Vegas and start to put the pieces of the puzzle together.

I think it’s interesting that Langston volunteers in the ER. He’s a very interesting character! He helps with autopsies, teaches and works at the hospital between CSI cases. I really like him, but this guy definitely needs to get a personal life!

Episode 5.25 - Pay Up
Air Date: May 14

Tonight is the season finale of CSI: NY and it looks like it’s going to be a great one. True to form, CBS is teasing us with yet another promotional clip for the episode. They give us just enough to get us excited, but not enough to give us any clue as to who will be killed off…ARGH! Very frustrating!

Episode 5.25 - Pay Up
Air Date: May 14

Well, CSI: NY fans, this is the season 5 finale we’ve all been biting our nails about. Sadly, we won’t find out which of the team members will be the one to be killed off until next season…what a crazy twist!

But we know that the entire team will be in serious danger and that they’ll be trying to catch professional kidnappers who took Robert Dunbrook’s son on the way to court. I’m not wanting any of the team members to be killed off! This is going to be awful!

[Photo: Eric McCandless/CBS ©2009 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved]

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Ok, I thought it was just us viewers that weren’t sure who will be killed off on CSI: NY. But apparently, all the guesses so far are just that: guesses. Even the cast doesn’t know which character will be kiilled off. We have to wait until the beginning of season 6 to find out!

It certainly makes for the scenes showing real anxiety on the faces of the cast, they don’t know if they have a job after filming the finale. It’s all about how they decide to edit the film. Very sneaky! I’ll keep you posted as things are found but, but for now, none of us knows. See what I mean: