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CBS is adding a little something extra to the next two repeats of CSI: Miami. "Deep Freeze", which airs this week, and next week's "Sun Block" will contain "bullet points". Throughout the episode, these fun facts and production secrets will pop-up on screen.
The bullet points will provide information about the series, the sets, details about the episode's plot and even tidbits about the actors. Here is a sneak-peak at one of the behind-the-scenes facts that will pop-up during the show: "The firing range shown on CSI: Miami is actually used exclusively by the Los Angeles Police Department."
"Deep Freeze" followed the investigation of a sports legend who was murdered in his home. "Sun Block" led the team on a mysterious chase to find a killer that struck during a solar eclipse. Tune in for the repeats and keep an eye out for the "bullet points".
"Deep Freeze" airs February 18 and "Sun Block" airs February 25. The information, as well as the "bullet point" used in this article, was provided by CBS.<center></center>
CBS is adding a little something extra to the next two repeats of CSI: Miami. "Deep Freeze", which airs this week, and next week's "Sun Block" will contain "bullet points". Throughout the episode, these fun facts and production secrets will pop-up on screen.
The bullet points will provide information about the series, the sets, details about the episode's plot and even tidbits about the actors. Here is a sneak-peak at one of the behind-the-scenes facts that will pop-up during the show: "The firing range shown on CSI: Miami is actually used exclusively by the Los Angeles Police Department."
"Deep Freeze" followed the investigation of a sports legend who was murdered in his home. "Sun Block" led the team on a mysterious chase to find a killer that struck during a solar eclipse. Tune in for the repeats and keep an eye out for the "bullet points".
"Deep Freeze" airs February 18 and "Sun Block" airs February 25. The information, as well as the "bullet point" used in this article, was provided by CBS.<center></center>