**Season 10 Spoiler Lab - Bienvenido a Miami!**

Mexican actress Kate del Castillo will appear in the episode 'Killer Regrets'.

http://www.latestfromcsimiami.com/2011/09/csi-miami-episode-1005-killer-regrets.html

 

Wouldn't CBS inform them if it was the last season? So they could write the show out properly? And I haven't paid attention to Miami's ratings, but seasons 8 and 9 were exceptionally good.......

Like I've said before, I love football, and I love watching it on Sundays. So it makes no sense to me for Miami to be on right after (or during) a game on the same channel. It's like somebody pissed somebody off...

 

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I think networks are better at informing shows than they once were,but there are probably still situations were they aren't informed. NY was informed that there was a possibility it was ending which is why they had such a great last episode at the end of last season.The episode could serve as a season or show ender. I would think CBS would do the same for Miami.
There was a show on another network a few years ago that wasn't informed it was ending until after a big cliff hanger had aired,we never did find out the outcome of the characters.

 

^^^I think that show was The Sopranos (never watched it, but I remember people freaking out over the last episode), but I could be wrong.

I think Miami's inevitable cancellation is going to be a last-minute thing. TPTB are gonna see the craptastic ratings and be like "Why even bother?' and hit the show with the ol' cancel-hammer. That means we'll probably get stuck with a cliffhanger as the last episode, which would totally suck.

I know that the show Eureka was supposed to have a sixth season to end its run, but TPTB at Syfy suddenly changed their minds and cancelled the show. The worse part about it is that they didn't inform the cast and crew, and they had to find out the same way the fans did. I hope that the people who work on the CSI shows don't have to experience this, but I wouldn't put it past CBS.

Sorry, total pessimist post. Carry on.

 

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I was speaking of a show by the name "The Others", it ended about 10 years ago. The cliffhanger had almost every character possibly dying.
I would think since all ths CSI shows have a long history with CBS,CBS would allow them the opportunity to end with closure.

 

I don't know whether CBS will allow the CSI shows, including CSI Miami, to end, when they finally do, with closure, but I sure hope they do and more than just closure, with an ending that has no one seriously hurt, killed or disgraced.

If they do not do that for CSI Miami it will be a long time before I forgive them or watch their network again, especially if they hurt Horatio.

 

That's what I would like for all the characters too.

That would be the pits. Then we would have a bunch of discussions about how we thought the cliffhanger would be resolved.

 

Don't forget all the fanfics! THINK OF ALL THE PLOTBUNNIES. IT WOULD BE COMPLETE CHAOS. O_O

Neverending plotbunnies...!

 

This has been said many times before, David thinks that the perfect ending to the series would to have Horatio die. If written correctly, it could be a great ending.

And another reason why I think this is CSI: Miami's last season, they have only been picked up for 19 episodes, last year there was 22 episodes. Budget cuts on the last season maybe...?

 

...Ehh. If they kill Horatio off, they kill him off. At this point, I don't care anymore. He's just a fictional character, after all. *shrug*

Only 19?! Jeez, and I thought Series 6 of Doctor Who being split in half was bad...I think this is just CBS's sneaky way of telling us that CSI: Miami will be over soon.

 

Jonathan Togo told CSI Files that CBS ordered 19 episodes for the time being, but there's a possibility that the number could go up (to as high as 22).

 

Only 19 episodes? I didn't know that! Dang Hopefully they order more.

I know this is OT, but does anyone know of a site where I can get a banner for my signature that will actually show up when I post? I tried one but all that came up was the link. I want a Criminal Minds one.

 

Info from Adam's TV teasers:

CSI: Miami

Episode 10.06 is called "By The Book."

The team investigate a murder at the estate of a famous Vampire Novel writer.
Could it be that a real life vampire is the culprit? Early signs suggest that it could... (Yeah, sure.)


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