‘Mommie Deadest’, ‘Unusual Suspects’ & ‘Doctor Who’ Official Details

The franchise offers three new episodes featuring a dark family secret, a young witness and a CSI on the suspect list. Official plot details and cast lists after the jump.

Starting out the week on Monday at 10:00pm ET/PT, the CSI: Miami team will discover that looks can be deceiving in “Mommie Deadest”:

When a suburban soccer mom is murdered, the CSIs uncover her family’s dark past, while Delko continues his undercover mission.

Co-executive producer Gina Lamar has directed nine previous episodes of Miami, including “Delko for the Defense” earlier this season. Krystal Houghton co-wrote “Mommie Deadest” with Brett Mahoney. Houghton has 16 writing credits, most recently for this season’s “Getting Axed”. Mahoney penned two previous episodes: “Dude, Where’s My Groom?” and “In the Wind”.

The following guest stars will appear in the episode:

Christian Clemenson as Tom Loman
Wes Ramsey as Dave Benton
Christina Chang as Rebecca Nevins
David Lee Smith as Rick Stetler
Brad Leland as John ‘Sully’ Sullivan
Olesya Rulin as Andrea Williams
Colin Ford as Cody Williams
Fay Masterson as Laura Williams
Mark Moses as Chuck Williams
Nic Robuck as Logan Price
Marc Raducci as Joel Clark
Andrea Bogart as Bridgette Clark
Brighid Fleming as Young Andrea Williams
Cameron Castaneda as Bradley Williams
Katie Ward as ND Guest #1
Matt Huhn as ND Guest #2

Christian Clemenson, Wes Ramsey and David Lee Smith are reprising established recurring roles. Christina Chang is back as State Attorney Rebecca Nevins, who was last seen in “LA” earlier this season, and Brad Leland returns as John “Sully” Sullivan for the first time since “Die By the Sword”. Mark Moses appeared in the CSI: Crime Scene Investigation episode “Sex, Lies and Larvae” during the show’s first season. Andrea Bogart was on CSI: New York in season three’s “Not What It Looks Like”. The other actors are new to the franchise.

On Wednesday at 10:00pm ET/PT, CSI: New York investigates a crime against children in “Unusual Suspects”:

When Mac and Aubrey come across the scene of a 14-year-old boy who has been shot in front of his 12-year-old brother, it takes Mac’s drive for justice to another level.

Cinematographer Marshall Adams has helmed four episodes of New York, most recently season five’s “Prey”. Wendy Battles wrote nine previous episodes, including “Flag on the Play” from earlier this year. She co-wrote “Unusual Suspects” with John Dove, who has ten credits—most recently for this season’s “Second Chances”.

The following actors and actresses will appear in guest-starring roles:

Mädchen Amick as Aubrey Hunter
Aaron Refvem as Sam Harris
Bridger Zadina as Nicky Harris
Tim Chiou as Vince
Gina Philips as Maddie Harris
Andrew J. West as Johnny Cook
Candice Candelori as Teller
William Spencer as Troy Castro

Mädchen Amick is back as Aubrey Hunter, who was previously seen in “Pot of Gold” and “Rest in Peace, Marina Garito”. Gina Philips was in the CSI episode “Blood Lust” during the show’s third season.

Rounding out the week on Thursday at 9:00pm ET/PT, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation will air the first half of the season finale, “Doctor Who”:

The CSI team must investigate one of their own when Langston is accused by a former colleague of being part of the Dr. Jekyll murders, on part one of a two-part season finale.

This is the tenth time Jeffrey Hunt has directed an episode of CSI. His most recent credit is for “Better Off Dead” from earlier this season. Tom Mularz has three previous writing credits for the show, including this season’s “Neverland”.

“Doctor Who” will feature the following guest stars:

Jorja Fox as Sara Sidle
Marc Vann as Conrad Ecklie
Archie Kao as Archie Johnson
Larry Mitchell as Officer Mitchell
Bill Irwin as Nate Haskell
Jeff Perry as Vince Grady
David Boswell as Lou Brennan
Monet Mazur as Heidi Custer
Susan Rhea Lynch as Female Clerk
Scott Cohen as Aaron Custer

Jorja Fox, Marc Vann and Archie Kao are reprising established roles, and Larry Mitchell is back as Officer Mitchell. Bill Irwin first appeared as the “Dick and Jane” serial killer Nate Haskell in “19 Down” and “One to Go” last season. Jeff Perry was in “Last Laugh” during season three, and he was in the CSI: NY episode “Criminal Justice” earlier this year. Monet Mazur guest-starred in “Born to Kill” during Miami‘s fifth season, and Scott Cohen appeared in last season’s New York episode “Yahrzeit”.

“Mommie Deadest”, “Unusual Suspects” and “Doctor Who” begin airing May 10 on CBS.