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Here's the first promo for "Tressed to Kill," which aired after tonight's repeat.
So is Elisabeth Shue in this one or is her first episode the week after?
Here's the first promo for "Tressed to Kill," which aired after tonight's repeat.
Elisabeth Shue admits she's always had a morbid streak. "I'm someone who can't pass up a good creepy story about a murder or some horrible thing. I viscerally live the drama," she says. "Is that weird?"
It's useful, actually. As CSI's replacement for Marg Helgenberger, who departed the cast last month after 12 years, the Oscar-nominated star of "Leaving Las Vegas" is suddenly up to her elbows in cadaver-y goodness.
Shue plays Julie Finlay, a blood-spatter specialist whose crime scene skills surpass her social ones. Tonight, D.B. Russell (Ted Danson) summons her for advice on a case involving the murder of a man's ex-girlfriend, but Finlay is reluctant. "D.B. likes her an awful lot," says Shue, "and we're toying with the idea that they had, let's just say, a history together before D.B. was married."
Julie is rattling the bones of the dead and the living. "We finished an episode where a family is fighting over a house...and it led to murder," says Shue. "Julie gets fed up and threatens to chop up their house with a chain saw."
Jumping onto a show a iconic as CSI made Shue "very nervous," she says. She's been raising three children in Los Angeles with her filmmaker husband, Davis Guggenheim (An Inconvenient Truth), and "hadn't watched TV for years." But the opportunity was too good to pass up. Plus: death benefits. "There are so many corpses around." she laughs. "It's kinda cool."
LOL! I love it! Can't wait for that scene. But, it also makes me think of that episode of Miami where there was a divorcing couple and the wife was cutting up the hubby's boat with a chainsaw LOL."We finished an episode where a family is fighting over a house...and it led to murder," says Shue. "Julie gets fed up and threatens to chop up their house with a chain saw."
There's a new article in TV Guide about Elisabeth Shue's arrival. Here's what it says:
Elisabeth Shue admits she's always had a morbid streak. "I'm someone who can't pass up a good creepy story about a murder or some horrible thing. I viscerally live the drama," she says. "Is that weird?"
It's useful, actually. As CSI's replacement for Marg Helgenberger, who departed the cast last month after 12 years, the Oscar-nominated star of "Leaving Las Vegas" is suddenly up to her elbows in cadaver-y goodness.
Shue plays Julie Finlay, a blood-spatter specialist whose crime scene skills surpass her social ones. Tonight, D.B. Russell (Ted Danson) summons her for advice on a case involving the murder of a man's ex-girlfriend, but Finlay is reluctant. "D.B. likes her an awful lot," says Shue, "and we're toying with the idea that they had, let's just say, a history together before D.B. was married."
Julie is rattling the bones of the dead and the living. "We finished an episode where a family is fighting over a house...and it led to murder," says Shue. "Julie gets fed up and threatens to chop up their house with a chain saw."
Jumping onto a show a iconic as CSI made Shue "very nervous," she says. She's been raising three children in Los Angeles with her filmmaker husband, Davis Guggenheim (An Inconvenient Truth), and "hadn't watched TV for years." But the opportunity was too good to pass up. Plus: death benefits. "There are so many corpses around." she laughs. "It's kinda cool."
"We finished an episode where a family is fighting over a house...and it led to murder," says Shue. "Julie gets fed up and threatens to chop up their house with a chain saw."
LOL! I love it! Can't wait for that scene. But, it also makes me think of that episode of Miami where there was a divorcing couple and the wife was cutting up the hubby's boat with a chainsaw LOL.
LOL! I love it! Can't wait for that scene. But, it also makes me think of that episode of Miami where there was a divorcing couple and the wife was cutting up the hubby's boat with a chainsaw LOL."We finished an episode where a family is fighting over a house...and it led to murder," says Shue. "Julie gets fed up and threatens to chop up their house with a chain saw."
And then DB will say to the others
"You see why we got divorced" :guffaw:
Cool promo for next week's episode.
Cool promo for next week's episode.