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CBS recently released information for this week's instalments of CSI: Miami and CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.
Synopses, creative staff and guest cast listings for CSI: Miami's "Grand prix" and CSI: Crime Scene Investigation's "Invisible Evidence" are available courtesy of TV Guide and Yahoo! TV.
<center>"Grand Prix" </center>
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Airdate: October 13, 2003
Written by: <font color=yellow>Steven Maeda</font> & <font color=yellow>Michael Ostrowski</font>
Directed by: <font color=yellow>David Grossman</font>
Writer-producer Steven Maeda is a CSI: Miami veteran, having penned the very first regular episode, "Golden Parachute". Michael Ostrowski has written for the Washington D.C. police drama, The District.
David Grossman has directed for both CSI and CSI: Miami, with his episodes including "Dispo Day" and "Death Grip".
The official synopsis for the episode is available from TV Guide:
<font color=yellow><blockquote>Horatio suspects foul play when a pit-crew fuel man at a qualifying race in Miami is burned to death after being engulfed by invisible flames shortly after refueling his team's race car. The investigation leads the CSIs into the ultra-competitive, high-stakes world of open-wheel racing, where they discover teams will do anything to get ahead.
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The guest cast for "Grand Prix" includes the following actors (previous credits are included in brackets):<ul>[*]<font color=yellow>Sofia Milos</font> as Detective Yelina Salas [*]<font color=yellow>Jason Lewis</font> (Sex and the City)[*]<font color=yellow>Wings Hauser</font> (Kingpin, The Insider)[*]<font color=yellow>Lauren Holly</font> (Dumb and Dumber, Picket Fences)[*]<font color=yellow>Michael John Galvin</font>[*]<font color=yellow>James Morrison</font> (Space: Above and Beyond, Freedom)[*]<font color=yellow>Scott Hampton</font> (As The World Turns)[*]<font color=yellow>Ethan Smith</font> [/list]
Advance plot spoilers for this episode can be found here.
<center>"Invisible Evidence"</center>
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Airdate: October 16, 2003
Written by: <font color=yellow>Josh Berman</font> & <font color=yellow>Kathleen Butler</font>
Directed by: <font color=yellow>Danny Cannon</font>
Josh Berman has been with CSI since season one, rising up the ranks to become supervising producer this year. Co-writer Kathleen Butler is a newcomer to the series. Danny Cannon serves as executive producer of CSI and has directed numerous episodes, including the "Pilot".
The official synopsis for "Invisible Evidence" can be found below:
<font color=yellow><blockquote>Warrick is blindsided in court when a bloody knife he recovered from a suspected killer's car is determined to be inadmissible, leaving the CSIs only 24 hours to find new evidence before the accused murderer is set free.
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The episode features the following guest actors:<ul>[*]<font color=yellow>Xander Berkeley</font> as Sheriff Atwater (24, Air Force One)[*]<font color=yellow>Christian Camargo</font> as Fife (K-19: The Widowmaker)[*]<font color=yellow>Kayren Butler</font> as Rita (Undressed)[*]<font color=yellow>James Marshall</font> as Quinn (Growing Pains)[*]<font color=yellow>Erik Jensen</font> as Sinclair (Third Watch)[*]<font color=yellow>Palmer Davis</font> as Margaret Finn ("Boom" et al.)[*]<font color=yellow>Wallace Langham</font> as Hodges ("Recipe For Murder" et al.)[*]<font color=yellow>Romy Rosemont</font> as Jacqui Franco ("The Execution Catherine Willows" et al.)[*]<font color=yellow>David Berman</font> as Coroner's Assistant David Phillips[*]<font color=yellow>Lochlyn Munro</font> (Charmed)[*]<font color=yellow>Autumn Reeser</font> (Grounded For Life)[*]<font color=yellow>James Patrick Stuart</font> (Gods & Generals, All My Children)[*]<font color=yellow>Larry Sullivan</font> (The Young and the Restless)[/list]
Advance plot spoilers for this episode can be found in this news item.<center></center>
Synopses, creative staff and guest cast listings for CSI: Miami's "Grand prix" and CSI: Crime Scene Investigation's "Invisible Evidence" are available courtesy of TV Guide and Yahoo! TV.
<center>"Grand Prix" </center>
<HR ALIGN="CENTER" SIZE="1" WIDTH="45\%" COLOR="#007BB5">
Airdate: October 13, 2003
Written by: <font color=yellow>Steven Maeda</font> & <font color=yellow>Michael Ostrowski</font>
Directed by: <font color=yellow>David Grossman</font>
Writer-producer Steven Maeda is a CSI: Miami veteran, having penned the very first regular episode, "Golden Parachute". Michael Ostrowski has written for the Washington D.C. police drama, The District.
David Grossman has directed for both CSI and CSI: Miami, with his episodes including "Dispo Day" and "Death Grip".
The official synopsis for the episode is available from TV Guide:
<font color=yellow><blockquote>Horatio suspects foul play when a pit-crew fuel man at a qualifying race in Miami is burned to death after being engulfed by invisible flames shortly after refueling his team's race car. The investigation leads the CSIs into the ultra-competitive, high-stakes world of open-wheel racing, where they discover teams will do anything to get ahead.
</font></blockquote>
The guest cast for "Grand Prix" includes the following actors (previous credits are included in brackets):<ul>[*]<font color=yellow>Sofia Milos</font> as Detective Yelina Salas [*]<font color=yellow>Jason Lewis</font> (Sex and the City)[*]<font color=yellow>Wings Hauser</font> (Kingpin, The Insider)[*]<font color=yellow>Lauren Holly</font> (Dumb and Dumber, Picket Fences)[*]<font color=yellow>Michael John Galvin</font>[*]<font color=yellow>James Morrison</font> (Space: Above and Beyond, Freedom)[*]<font color=yellow>Scott Hampton</font> (As The World Turns)[*]<font color=yellow>Ethan Smith</font> [/list]
Advance plot spoilers for this episode can be found here.
<center>"Invisible Evidence"</center>
<HR ALIGN="CENTER" SIZE="1" WIDTH="45\%" COLOR="#007BB5">
Airdate: October 16, 2003
Written by: <font color=yellow>Josh Berman</font> & <font color=yellow>Kathleen Butler</font>
Directed by: <font color=yellow>Danny Cannon</font>
Josh Berman has been with CSI since season one, rising up the ranks to become supervising producer this year. Co-writer Kathleen Butler is a newcomer to the series. Danny Cannon serves as executive producer of CSI and has directed numerous episodes, including the "Pilot".
The official synopsis for "Invisible Evidence" can be found below:
<font color=yellow><blockquote>Warrick is blindsided in court when a bloody knife he recovered from a suspected killer's car is determined to be inadmissible, leaving the CSIs only 24 hours to find new evidence before the accused murderer is set free.
</font></blockquote>
The episode features the following guest actors:<ul>[*]<font color=yellow>Xander Berkeley</font> as Sheriff Atwater (24, Air Force One)[*]<font color=yellow>Christian Camargo</font> as Fife (K-19: The Widowmaker)[*]<font color=yellow>Kayren Butler</font> as Rita (Undressed)[*]<font color=yellow>James Marshall</font> as Quinn (Growing Pains)[*]<font color=yellow>Erik Jensen</font> as Sinclair (Third Watch)[*]<font color=yellow>Palmer Davis</font> as Margaret Finn ("Boom" et al.)[*]<font color=yellow>Wallace Langham</font> as Hodges ("Recipe For Murder" et al.)[*]<font color=yellow>Romy Rosemont</font> as Jacqui Franco ("The Execution Catherine Willows" et al.)[*]<font color=yellow>David Berman</font> as Coroner's Assistant David Phillips[*]<font color=yellow>Lochlyn Munro</font> (Charmed)[*]<font color=yellow>Autumn Reeser</font> (Grounded For Life)[*]<font color=yellow>James Patrick Stuart</font> (Gods & Generals, All My Children)[*]<font color=yellow>Larry Sullivan</font> (The Young and the Restless)[/list]
Advance plot spoilers for this episode can be found in this news item.<center></center>