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By Caillan
July 14, 2003 - 11:19 AM

Australia's Nine Network "expects strong results" from CSI: Miami and Without a Trace when they debut down under later this month, according to a Dow Jones Newswire article.
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation has continued to be popular with Australian viewers, with repeats still being watched by just over 1.5 million viewers, the Sunday Telegraph reported.
Robert Philpot, television critic at the Star-Telegram, said he'd like to see David Caruso earn an Emmy nomination for his portrayal of Horatio Caine on CSI: Miami.
James Cottee at the Sydney Morning Herald has reviewed the CSI computer game, awarding it four stars. "An authentic and accessible game of forensics for fans of CSI," was his assessment.
A new PBS series, billed as "Antiques Roadshow meets CSI", debuts at 7:00 p.m. tonight. Entitled History Detectives, the show investigates mysteries from the past. Read more in a review at Sunspot.net.
California's Long Beach has been used as a stand-in for Miami in several films and television series, including CSI: Miami. According to the Press-Telegram, two more series, Nip/Tuck and Karen Cisco, are looking to use Long Beach as a Florida substitute.

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