News Bullets

By Caillan
November 4, 2003 - 11:09 AM

David Kronke at the U-Press Telegram has proclaimed CBS and CSI winners in this season's ratings battles. Here's an excerpt from the article:
WINNER: Crime procedurals, still. The Law & Order and CSI franchises remain unbeatable, Without a Trace is encroaching upon ER's onetime invincibility, and CBS' Cold Case is an out-of-the-box hit.

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An imprint of William Petersen's (Gil Grissom) hands in tile, displayed at Piper's Alley in Chicago, can be found online at the William Petersen Appreciation Page.
Kay McFadden, columnist for the Seattle Times, opened her November sweeps column with a look at CSI's "Fur and Loathing". "Thanks to CSI, viewers of the nation's No. 1 TV show know a lot more about stuffed animals and the people who love them than we did a few days ago," she wrote. Thanks to Elyse's CSI Site for this!
Reuters has posted a review of Sunday night's anniversary special, CBS at 75. "Once we got past the trappings, CBS at 75 was an appropriately self-reverential affair - and, at three hours, plenty long."
Variety reports agent Paul Haas, who represents CSI writers Carol Mendelsohn and Ann Donahue, has made partner at the Endeavor agency.
Filming on Gary Dourdan's (Warrick Brown) new movie, Black August, took place this weekend at the Marin Civic Centre, according to the Marin Independent Journal.

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