CBS Schedules ‘CSI’ and ‘CSI: NY’ Crossover
1 min readThe first ever CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and CSI: NY crossover is in the works, CSI Files has learned.
The two-part installment will air in early February. Discussions on the potential crossover have taken place over the past few months, with the production scheduling logistics the main concern. Those scheduling conflicts have been worked out. This marks the first direct crossover for CSI and NY, who have only shared a brief connection during the Trilogy event that took place with CSI, the now defunct CSI: Miami and CSI: NY during 2009.
Ted Danson (CSI‘s DB Russell) and Gary Sinise (NY‘s Mac Taylor) will be the two stars to crossover. The Las Vegas installment will air Wednesday, February 6 with Mac arriving in Vegas to surprise his girlfriend Christine (Megan Dodds), only to learn that she is now missing. With her hotel room a crime scene, Taylor teams up with Russell and the rest of the Vegas CSIs in an investigation that will bring Russell to NY on February 8. The case gets personal for Taylor as he wrestles with breaking police protocol in an effort to find the kidnappers and determine whether is girlfriend is still alive.
New co-executive producer Rick Eid will pen the Vegas portion, titled “In Vino Veritas,” which is episode thirteen. Louis Milito will direct the episode, which goes behind camera the first week in December.
Stay tuned to CSI Files as we find out more details…
This isn’t the 1st cross-over, is it? I thought there was one involving child slavery across all 3 CSI’s?
The article points that out.
I really wish they would include the Miami team in the crossover as a proper “ending/ closure” for the cancelled show, they deserve that after 10 seasons, at least let the audiences know what happened after season 10
Maybe Horatio can guest on CSI NY because he’s from there. I really wished Miami could have had another crossover with NY only this time it begins in New York and concludes in Miami.
They forgot to mention that CSI once had a crossover with Without a Trace.