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!!

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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!

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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:

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This is the big week on CSI: NY where we will see the team lose one person and where everything goes haywire. We know that the show is going to get intense during these two episodes and it is going to be amazing. One of the episodes was written by cast member Melina Kanakaredes too. And we’ll see the episodes, back-to-back on Wednesday and Thursday nights.

Hold on to your hats, this is going to be a wild CSI ride!

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That being said, here is the rundown of spoilers for the three season finales:

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

Spoiler:
Det. Ray Langston (Laurence Fishburne) has to use deadly force for the first time in his CSI career while investigating a series of murders tied to a scam involving poker chips from a dearly departed casino. Lost’s Cynthia Watros and Jericho’s Gerald McRaney guest star. Wallace Langham (Hodges) promises “no major changes to the team” — a relief to fans still grieving the loss of Grissom. And after two season-ending cliff-hangers in a row, fans won’t have to bite their nails all summer: “It actually is self-contained,” Langham adds, “a really good standalone episode.” [Source: TV Guide]

Spoiler:
The CSIs investigate a series of murders tied to a scam involving valuable poker chips from a long-gone casino and Det. Ray Langston must use deadly force for the first time in his career as a CSI. Cynthia Watros and Gerald McRaney guest star. [Source: EW]

Spoiler:
Danny and Lindsay’s baby drama takes a back seat to actual life-and-death issues as the CBS procedural wraps up its fifth season. What you may have heard: One member of Mac’s team will be murdered within the episode’s first 10 minutes. What you may not know: The finale’s cliff-hanger will place a second major character in jeopardy, with his or her fate left up in the air until the fall’s Season 6 premiere. [Source: TV Guide]

Spoiler:
A member of the team is murdered after a deadly group of kidnappers snatch Robert Dunbrook’s son while he is being transferred from prison to court. And, if that loss isn’t enough, the life of another CSI is threatened. [Source: EW]

Spoiler:
Horatio fights to save Yelina while Delko goes against Calleigh’s pleas and helps his dangerous father with life-threatening consequences. Brian Austin Green guest stars as an alleged carjack victim. [Source: EW]

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Sadly, we are nearing the end of the season for all of the CSI series. But we still have several new episodes left before the end, so are you already wondering how the seasons will finish up? If so, you aren’t the only one.

For example, the past two season finales for CSI: Vegas have been incredibly emotional and gripping. We had to wait through the entire summer to find out what happened to two of our favorite characters. Will we have to go through that angst again this time? TV Guide sheds only a bit of light on the subject:

Spoiler:
The past two seasons of CSI have ended with a cliff-hanger. Season 7 ended with Sara left in the Vegas desert by the Miniature Killer, and Season 8 ended with Warrick being accused of murder (and eventually murdered himself). Will Season 9 follow that same pattern? — Jocelyn

Wow, nice rundown! Wallace Langham tells us the self-contained season-ender features Laurence Fishburne’s Langston in the line of fire: “You see him put into some situations that are new for him, as far as being out in the field and having to deal with perpetrators.” Langham’s Hodges, meanwhile, gets to stay in the lab, where he’s happiest. (Coming Thursday: Read our full Q&A with Langham about this week’s sci-fi-themed episode.) [Source: TV Guide]

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My contact at TV Guide just sent the tip about this interview that A.J. Buckley, aka Adam the lab rat on CSI: NY, did with them. If you’re like me, you are on pins and nedles, waiting to find out which of the CSI: NY characters will be killed off in the season finale that’s coming up. Thank goodness they asked him about it, or I might have been upset.

But surprisingly, he says that the cast is still completely in the dark about who it’s going to be. They won’t even find out their own fate until the scripts for the finale are handed out. (And you know I’ll be snooping everywhere for info about it and will share it as soon as there is any…)

A.J. also talked about his character’s development and about a potential romantic chemistry between Adam and Stella! Here’s an excerpt from the interview:

TVGuide.com: Thank goodness for Adam Ross’ street hockey hobby. It sure put him in the right place at the right time a few weeks ago.
A.J. Buckley: Isn’t it crazy how that happens? It felt great just to get out of the lab, but then to also get such great material to work with, and the explosion, and doing my own stunt…. I’ve really been excited with where they’ve taken Adam this year. They’re sort of peeling the layers back.

TVGuide.com: Will we learn more about Adam this season?
Buckley: Honestly, every time I read a script, he gets a bit more defined. He’s coming into his own. He’s going from being that nervous, wide-eyed guy to asserting him as an actual CSI team member.

TVGuide.com: [CSI: NY exec producer] Peter Lenkov recently told us that you and Melina Kanakaredes (Stella) “play nice together.”
Buckley: We do. Melina is always fun to work with. They keep writing this thing where there is, like, a tension between us, and I guess it all started with some look I once shot at her. I’m like, “OK, I’ll take it!”

TVGuide.com: A couple of fans seem to want an Adam-Stella hook-up.
Buckley: Adam needs some love. He had a girl at the beginning of Season 4, and now…. He works too hard, and he needs some feminine attention.

TVGuide.com: Does Adam have a take on the Danny-Lindsay baby situation?
Buckley: Adam’s sort of childlike anyway about anything, so he’s very excited — and probably nervous for them, as well.

TVGuide.com: Might Adam be made an honorary godfather?
Buckley: I am not, but there is an honorary. I can’t tell you who, though!
[Lynn: My money's on Mac...]

TVGuide.com: Speaking of things you can’t talk about, let’s discuss the season-finale death that reportedly will “forever change” CSI: NY….
Buckley: Literally, when I found out that something was going down, I didn’t sleep that night. The god’s honest truth is that none of us know [who is being killed off]. We have no idea.

TVGuide.com: You’re saying that at this moment [March 20], nobody on the cast knows who’s dying?
Buckley: Not one person. We have all been buzzing on the set, “Who is getting killed?” It’s created so much anxiety! It could be any one of us. I’m terrified to open up the [season finale] script when we get it in a couple weeks. This is such a family, it will be devastating to see anybody go. No joke, I will cry, I’ll be so bummed.

Be sure to go read the entire interview here.

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