CSI Files
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CSI's new episode "Grissom v. Volcano" is one of the few new episodes this week in a sea of reruns, and with the holidays approaching, reruns are going to be the norm for a few weeks, with new episodes fewer and far between.
CSI and CSI: Miami are thankfully exceptions to a new trend that seems to be picking up speed: the 6 week hiatus. Beginning at the end of November or the beginning of December, shows such as Angel, Smallville, and Star Trek: Enterprise went into reruns, and new episodes won't air until the middle of January. It's almost like a second summer break, writ small: Angel, for instance, ended with a shocking revelation.
So what's the cure for the rerun blues? Lately, it's been DVDs. Television shows are appearing in vast quantities on DVD, and fans are lapping them up. CSI's first and second season are out, and CSI: Miami's first season is due out early next year. Some shows are appearing quickly after a season wraps. Alias is in its third season, but both its first and second season are available on DVD already. 24 has followed the same pattern.
So now, instead of having to hunt down old videotapes or watch the umteenth Christmas themed TV movie, there's a wealth of options at your fingertips. My recommendation? 24, hands down. If you haven't seen the exciting first or second season of this show, put it on your holiday wishlist. You won't regret it, and it might just make you forget about all those winter reruns.
<font size="3">Trek BBS Today</font>
Below are some of the topics currently being discussed at the Talk CSI:
Favorite Episode Anyone?-
Pick another theme song by The Who for the next spinoff-
So what's supposed to happen in Butterfield?-
More topics can be found at the Talk CSI BBS!
<font size="3">Poll Results</font>
Below are the results of the most recent TrekToday poll:
<center> <TABLE Width=350 CelLSpacing=0 CellPadding=6 Border=0> <TR> <TD BGCOLOR="#000000"> <Font Face="Verdana,Arial" Size=2> <CENTER><TABLE Width=95\% CellPadding=4> <TR><TD COLSPAN=2> <Font Face="Verdana,Arial" Size=2> <HR SIZE=1> How Would You Rate 'Grissom v. Volcano'? <HR SIZE=1> </center> </TD> </TR> <TR><TD COLSPAN=2> <Font Face="Verdana,Arial" Size="2">
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<font size="3">Today's Television Listings</font>
<ul>[*]CBS will be showing the repeat of CSI: Miami's "Dead Zone." Here's how TV Guide described the episode:<blockquote>"The body of a man involved in recovering sunken treasure is discovered pinned to the wall of his new cabin cruiser by a bloody spear fired from a speargun at close range."</blockquote>[/list]<ul>[*]On Thursday, CBS airs the new CSI episode "Grissom v. Volcano." Check out TV Guide's description of the episode:<blockquote>Sheriff Atwater suspects terrorists are responsible for a car bombing outside a casino that killed three people, but Grissom isn't so sure, even though the man driving the vehicle was a federal marshal. Across town, Sara and Warrick investigate the death of a popular entertainer's wife, who is found floating in a hot tub while her husband is performing on-stage.</blockquote>[/list]
<font size="3">Tomorrow's Television Listings</font>
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CSI's new episode "Grissom v. Volcano" is one of the few new episodes this week in a sea of reruns, and with the holidays approaching, reruns are going to be the norm for a few weeks, with new episodes fewer and far between.
CSI and CSI: Miami are thankfully exceptions to a new trend that seems to be picking up speed: the 6 week hiatus. Beginning at the end of November or the beginning of December, shows such as Angel, Smallville, and Star Trek: Enterprise went into reruns, and new episodes won't air until the middle of January. It's almost like a second summer break, writ small: Angel, for instance, ended with a shocking revelation.
So what's the cure for the rerun blues? Lately, it's been DVDs. Television shows are appearing in vast quantities on DVD, and fans are lapping them up. CSI's first and second season are out, and CSI: Miami's first season is due out early next year. Some shows are appearing quickly after a season wraps. Alias is in its third season, but both its first and second season are available on DVD already. 24 has followed the same pattern.
So now, instead of having to hunt down old videotapes or watch the umteenth Christmas themed TV movie, there's a wealth of options at your fingertips. My recommendation? 24, hands down. If you haven't seen the exciting first or second season of this show, put it on your holiday wishlist. You won't regret it, and it might just make you forget about all those winter reruns.
<font size="3">Trek BBS Today</font>
Below are some of the topics currently being discussed at the Talk CSI:
Favorite Episode Anyone?-
Pick another theme song by The Who for the next spinoff-
So what's supposed to happen in Butterfield?-
More topics can be found at the Talk CSI BBS!
<font size="3">Poll Results</font>
Below are the results of the most recent TrekToday poll:
<center> <TABLE Width=350 CelLSpacing=0 CellPadding=6 Border=0> <TR> <TD BGCOLOR="#000000"> <Font Face="Verdana,Arial" Size=2> <CENTER><TABLE Width=95\% CellPadding=4> <TR><TD COLSPAN=2> <Font Face="Verdana,Arial" Size=2> <HR SIZE=1> How Would You Rate 'Grissom v. Volcano'? <HR SIZE=1> </center> </TD> </TR> <TR><TD COLSPAN=2> <Font Face="Verdana,Arial" Size="2">
<center> Total Votes: 0 </center> <HR SIZE=1> </td> </tr> </table> </TD></TR> </TABLE> </center>
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<font size="3">Today's Television Listings</font>
<ul>[*]CBS will be showing the repeat of CSI: Miami's "Dead Zone." Here's how TV Guide described the episode:<blockquote>"The body of a man involved in recovering sunken treasure is discovered pinned to the wall of his new cabin cruiser by a bloody spear fired from a speargun at close range."</blockquote>[/list]<ul>[*]On Thursday, CBS airs the new CSI episode "Grissom v. Volcano." Check out TV Guide's description of the episode:<blockquote>Sheriff Atwater suspects terrorists are responsible for a car bombing outside a casino that killed three people, but Grissom isn't so sure, even though the man driving the vehicle was a federal marshal. Across town, Sara and Warrick investigate the death of a popular entertainer's wife, who is found floating in a hot tub while her husband is performing on-stage.</blockquote>[/list]
<font size="3">Tomorrow's Television Listings</font>
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