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By Carolina
October 3, 2005 - 10:28 PM

Hello World!

Six years ago, the character Lucy Knight was killed on ER. The music that was playing during that scene was Battleflag by Lo Fidelity Allstars.

The theme song of House is called Teardrop by Massive Attack.

The song played at the beginning and end of "Room Service" was Mad World by Gary Jules. It's a cover of the Tears for Fear song of the same name. You can find it in the Donnie Darko soundtrack.

Again. Mad World. Gary Jules. Donnie Darko. Soundtrack. Mad World. Mad World. Gary Jules. Mad. World.

Now someone please get it out of my head.

Talk CSI Files threads

Below are some of the topics currently being discussed at Talk CSI:

- Sometimes they're good, sometimes they're bad, and sometimes they're said by Horatio. Discuss CSI's one-liners at the General CSI Discussion board.

- In the CSI: Crime Scene Investigation board folks are wondering, who would you like to see guest star on the show?

- Scientists find a giant squid off the coasts of Japan. What that means for your weekend at the Forensics forum.

More topics can be found at the Talk CSI!

CSI Files Two Years Ago

Here's what was hot back in October of 2003:

Xander Berkeley To Play New Sheriff
Xander Berkeley, better known as Sheriff Atwater on CSI, joined the show two years ago. The character was first seen in the episode "Invisible Evidence" and nearly became a giant hole in the episode "Grissom vs The Volcano."
No 'Hard Time' For 'CSI: Miami' In Overnights
The CSI: Miami episode "Hard Time" earned a 13.2 rating/20 share, knocking the American League's game Boston vs. Oakland out of the park.
'CSI' Ratings King For Second Week Running
The CSI episode "All For Our Country" attracted 26.7 million viewers, crowning it the ratings victor for the week of October 11, 2003.

For more interesting stories from that week, check out our news archives.

Poll Results

Below are the results of the most recent CSI Files poll:

How would you rate the new 'CSI' episode 'Room Service?'
9-10	47.7% - (229 Votes)
7-8	22% - (106 Votes)
5-6	9.7% - (47 Votes)
Wasn't able to see it.	8.9% - (43 Votes)
1-2	5.8% - (28 Votes)
Didn't want to see it.	2.9% - (14 Votes)
3-4	2.7% - (13 Votes)
Total Votes: 480

,Thanks to evryone who voted. Make sure you come back tonight after Miami to let us know how you liked the new episode,

Happy Birthday!

My girl Emily Procter is turning 37 on October 8th. For her birthday we're sending her the Donnie Darko soundtrack. Why? Mad World, by Gary Jules. Happy Birthday, Emily, from everyone at CSI Files!

Television Listings

Tonight at 10:00pm, CBS will show the brand new episode of CSI: Miami "Prey." Here's what�s happening in the third episode of the season:
"The CSIs must investigate the dark side of Miami's nightclub scene when a teenage tourist goes missing. Sara Jennings was on her way to the Bahamas via Miami for a class trip when a wild night of partying, drinking and sex got out of control. Now, the CSIs must discover who she was with and what happened that night in order to find her. Meanwhile, Horatio's past in New York City resurfaces when an old unsolved case lands on his desk."
CSI: New York premieres on Wednesday night at 10 p.m. with the episode "Grand Murder At Central Station." CBS describes the season premiere as follows:
"While investigating the murder of a plastic surgeon, Mac and Hawkes discover that suspects abound since the doctor had pending lawsuits with patients who sued him for millions. Meanwhile, Stella and Danny delve into the world of cuddle parties while tracking the killer of a blind woman found on a Manhattan rooftop. Stella enlists the help of a sculptor to aid her with a facial reconstruction project that will help nab the suspect. Also, Aiden grows frustrated when she's unable to find evidence to finally send a repeat rapist to jail. And, the CSIs lose a member of the team."
Lastly, on Thursday at 9:00pm, CSI�s second episode "Bite Me" is set to air. This is what you can expect from it:
"The CSI team investigates a wife's suspicious death on a flight of stairs. The overwhelming amount of blood evidence in the case leads Grissom and his team to discover several revealing secrets within this "typical" American marriage -- secrets of adultery, blackmail and a biting fetish that may have ultimately contributed to the housewife's death."