They mentioned CSI on.....

A while back, they were doing this story on A Current Affair about a Cainine Investigator. This guy who, after someones mini foxie was killed by what he thought to be a standard poodle, went all Horatio Caine investigative and stuff.... they used several of Horatios one liner clips on the segment, and they used both the Miami and LV themes.. :lol: they're hopless... :p
 
In the Simpsons, Homer was tasked to write an essay and he wrote about CSI:Miami but he slept while watching. His essay was cute! :D
 
Sorry CS_CSI. I have no idea. But it was the epi where they had a wife swap and I think the guy from the office was the husband of the woman that swapped with Marge. (Im confuse with what I just said :lol:)
 
The Simpson's episode was "Homer Simpson, This Is Your Wife" (s17, ep15), written by and starring Ricky Gervais (of the BBS version of "The Office").
 
They mentioned CSI in a news item:

Teen Becomes Indiana's Youngest Coroner
May 12, 9:21 AM (ET)

PORTLAND, Ind. (AP) - With her father as a role model and a love of the television show "CSI," a high school senior has become Indiana's youngest certified death investigator.

Amanda Barnett, 18, was certified last month and is one of four deputy coroners working for her father, Jay County Coroner Mark Barnett.

"It's kind of weird to (my friends)," she said. "To other people it's disgusting, but I think it's interesting, and somebody's got to do it."

Amanda Barnett said her goal has been to follow in her father's footsteps since his first campaign for coroner 15 years ago, and she has attended numerous coroner conventions with him. Her father accompanied her on some of her first calls.

"I'll ask her what she's doing and why," Mark Barnett said. "She might catch something that I don't think of."

She had to receive special permission to attend a certification class given by the Indiana State Coroners Training Board because she was only 17 when it began. She scored 97 percent on the test, submitted four case reports and attended an autopsy.

"I think it's great that someone her age is interested in the field," said Lisa Barker, executive director of the state training board. "She was a very good student."

Barnett will soon graduate from high school, and she said she plans to attend Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis in the fall to become a forensic nurse examiner.
 
They mention CSI numerous amounts of time in the book called "Cause Of Death: Forensic Files of a Medical Examiner". It's a really good book. :)
 
Bumped in case anyone else has any CSI sightings/"mentionings" (yes, yes, I know that's not a word... :lol:)
If it counts, I did a paper on forensic science and it's been mentioned in quite a few books. (I just can't remember the titles of said books at the moment)
 
CSI is mentioned numerous amounts of times in a book called Cause of Death: Forensic Files of a Medical Examiner. It's a good book... :D
 
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