News Bullets

By Kristine
April 19, 2004 - 9:03 PM

Sofia Milos (Yelina Salas) stopped in Beverly Hills to help an elderly woman who was lying in the backseat of a moving car with no driver. Milos got out of her car and into the car with the woman in it and stopped it before it rolled into oncoming traffic, according to Yahoo! News.
"I'll bet anybody in this room any amount of money that CSI: New York is the highest-rated new show next season," CBS head Les Moonves is quoted as saying in an AP story about crime show spinoffs. The article, which discusses the plethora of crime show dramas and their spinoffs, as well as the upcoming CSI: New York and Law & Order: Trial by Jury, can be found here.
Thrillnetwork.com has posted an editorial about CSI: Crime Scene Investigations's May 6th episode, "A Screw Turned Loose" about a deadly rollercoaster disaster. The editorial discusses rollercoaster safety and the unlikelihood of a major accident occuring.
CSI in Indianapolis? This Q&A in the Indianapolis Star ponders what goes into the selection of a CSI show's locale.
The fourth season of CSI: Crime Scene Investigations is coming to India's AXN station on April 21st at 10pm. The station will also be airing Fear Factor. The details are available here.
CSI: Miami veteran Kim Delaney will appear in the Lifetime original movie Infidelity tonight. For a synopsis and cast list, visit Lifetime's web site.

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