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By Carolina
May 15, 2006 - 8:35 PM

Hello World!

I was in New York this week visiting family, and walking around the city aimlessly to see if I could run into Lisa Edelstein (girlcrush, remember?), but only managed to run into John Leguizamo running on his bike with his little daughter. Aw.

New Yorkers are the most amusing people on the planet. My favorite thing to do is get on the subway and act like a total whacko to see how many people turn around. Zero people do. It's pretty much the only place on earth where you can take your clothes off and recite Shakespeare while juggling three staplers and absolutely no one will care. Of course, why would you want to... well, if you were a New Yorker, you would, I guess. Indifferent nudity is what makes the city great. Ask the Naked Cowboy.

John Leguizamo, by the way? One foot tall.

Talk CSI Files threads

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

- In the CSI: General Discussion forum, fans are talking about the possibility of a CSI Magazine.

- In the CSI: Miami board, fans are discussing the differences between Horatio and Grissom.

- And in the CSI: New York forum, fans continue to call for more personal storylines.

More topics can be found at the Talk CSI!

CSI Files Two Years Ago

Here's what was hot back in March of 2004:

'Frasier' Finale Calls Off 'Bets'
The CSI episode "No More Bets" didn't draw enough numbers to beat the Frasier series finale two years ago.
Giovinazzo Not Excited About 'New York' Yet
"I'm not as excited as everyone else yet," said Carmine Giovinazzo (Danny Messer) of his New York gig. "I can't feel good until I get a response. This business is too whimsical, but I'm totally embracing that."
Viewers Flock to 'New York'
Viewers flocked to CSI: Miami in droves to meet the character of this fall's CSI: New York, leading CBS to a ratings victory for the evening.

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 'CSI: Miami' episode 'Shock?'
9-10	45.5% - (239 Votes)
Didn't wanna see it.	17.9% - (94 Votes)
7-8	13.9% - (73 Votes)
Wasn't able to see it.	8.1% - (43 Votes)
5-6	6% - (32 Votes)
1-2	5.5% - (29 Votes)
3-4	2.8% - (15 Votes)
Total Votes: 525

,Thanks to everyone who voted! Make sure you come back tonight to let us know if you liked the new Miami episode.,

Happy Birthday!

Hill Harper (Dr. Sheldon Hawkes) will celebrate his birthday on May 17th, and Pete Townshend, of The Who, on May 19th. Happy birthday to both from everyone at CSI Files!

This Week On TV

Tonight at 10:00pm, CSI: Miami's new episode "Rampage" will air on CBS. Here's how the network described it:
"Just as Horatio and Marisol begin their new life together as husband and wife, Mal Noche gang trial is disrupted when a witness helps the defendant escape during his own testimony. Now free and running from the law, the criminal orders Horatio's death -- but ends up shooting someone very close to Horatio instead. Meanwhile, a jilted lover from Delko's past reeks havoc with anyone woman close to him."
On Wednesday night at 10pm, CBS will air the CSI: New York season finale episode "Charge Of This Post." Here's a brief synopsis:
"In a race against the clock, the team works with local agencies and government authorities to locate the bomber and narrow down the next trigger among the city's six million cell phones before he strikes again. Meanwhile, as Mac investigates a routine crime scene, he stumbles upon a bag containing C-4 explosives and is unable to evacuate the building quickly enough to get his team out of harms' way. While a CSI is rushed to surgery, Mac struggles with the memories of the last person he was unable to save, a fellow Marine killed during the 1983 Beirut barracks bombing."
And CSI ends the season with a bang on Thursday with the episode "Way To Go." Here's a brief synopsis:
"In the wake of the shooting, a CSI team member faces a tough decision by holding the person's power of attorney. Meanwhile, when evidence suggests that a small-waisted man who was decapitated by a train was really a cover up for murder, the CSIs investigate the man's bizarre lifestyle of routinely wearing corsets."