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<font color=yellow>Madonna's</font> new dance single, Hung Up, will be featured during the Miami and New York crossover episodes "Felony Flight" and "Manhattan Manhunt."
Hung Up will first play during CSI: Miami, and a variation of the song will be heard two days later on CSI: New York. The different mixes of the song will reflect the moods of the two scenes.
"We wanted the song to be relevant to what was going on, the killer is hung up on the daughters of a wealthy family and the reason he keeps killing is that the victims are stand-ins for these girls," said executive producer <font color=yellow>Ann Donahue</font>.
Coincidently, <font color=yellow> Stuart Price</font>, producer of Madonna's new album "Confessions on a Dance Floor," has provided music for the franchise in the past.
In the first crossover episode, entitled "Felony Flight," Henry Darius confesses to an unsolved murder and is flown from New York to Miami to show the police exactly where he buried the body. However, as the plane flies into Miami, it crashes and Darius escapes. As he begins a Miami killing spree, Mac Taylor, who put Darius away the first time, comes to help Horatio and the team track Darius down before he kills again.
Two days later, in the New York episode "Manhattan Manhunt," Darius returns to the Big Apple with a hostage. Mac and Horatio fly to New York to catch him, but their investigation is hindered when Horatio is served with a subpoena that names him suspect in an unsolved murder.
This isn't the first time the two detectives have met, of course. The first crossover episode, "MIA/NYC – NonStop," saw Horatio flying to New York to apprehend a killer, and served as introduction to the New York team.
"Felony Flight" and "Manhattan Manhunt" will air on November 7th and 9th respectively. Visit Zap2It to learn more about it. And to read more about Madonna's new single and her involvement with CSI, visit her website Madonalicious.<center></center>
Hung Up will first play during CSI: Miami, and a variation of the song will be heard two days later on CSI: New York. The different mixes of the song will reflect the moods of the two scenes.
"We wanted the song to be relevant to what was going on, the killer is hung up on the daughters of a wealthy family and the reason he keeps killing is that the victims are stand-ins for these girls," said executive producer <font color=yellow>Ann Donahue</font>.
Coincidently, <font color=yellow> Stuart Price</font>, producer of Madonna's new album "Confessions on a Dance Floor," has provided music for the franchise in the past.
In the first crossover episode, entitled "Felony Flight," Henry Darius confesses to an unsolved murder and is flown from New York to Miami to show the police exactly where he buried the body. However, as the plane flies into Miami, it crashes and Darius escapes. As he begins a Miami killing spree, Mac Taylor, who put Darius away the first time, comes to help Horatio and the team track Darius down before he kills again.
Two days later, in the New York episode "Manhattan Manhunt," Darius returns to the Big Apple with a hostage. Mac and Horatio fly to New York to catch him, but their investigation is hindered when Horatio is served with a subpoena that names him suspect in an unsolved murder.
This isn't the first time the two detectives have met, of course. The first crossover episode, "MIA/NYC – NonStop," saw Horatio flying to New York to apprehend a killer, and served as introduction to the New York team.
"Felony Flight" and "Manhattan Manhunt" will air on November 7th and 9th respectively. Visit Zap2It to learn more about it. And to read more about Madonna's new single and her involvement with CSI, visit her website Madonalicious.<center></center>
For some reason, this doesn't seem the kind of song Madonna would do, but I can see why it would be good to use it if it fits a scene quite well in the show.
