Most episodes of “CSI: Miami” revolve around murders; this one, however, revolves around an attempted murder. Yes, no one dies this week – shocking, we know. But it isn’t due to lack of effort, and it certainly isn’t due to lack of weird guns. Read on to find out the details and get the final verdict!
In the realm of unlikely TV crossovers, “Jersey Shore meets CSI: Miami” must be at the top of the list. And while you won’t see Snooki or The Situation hanging out with H any time soon (we hope), this week’s episode might give you a good idea of what that would look like. If you have no idea what we’re talking about, never fear: there’s plenty of murder afoot, and it doesn’t require any reality TV knowledge to follow… but the guide below might help a little.
Now that the prison break of the previous two episodes has been taken care of, the “CSI: Miami” team is back on the streets solving regular crimes. But nothing’s ever ordinary about CSI’s regular crimes, and this one is a doozy: a sleepwalker who may have murdered a man while dreaming – or maybe not. For a full breakdown of the shifting kaleidoscope of suspects that followed, read on…
At the end of the previous episode of “CSI: Miami“, several prisoners staged a jailbreak and escaped; as you may have guessed from the title of this week’s installment, the team has been tasked with aiding the manhunt of said prisoners. What you probably didn’t expect is that one of the recent escapees is a dark figure from Horatio’s past (these guys just keep popping up) who starts going on a mysterious, murderous rampage. For more details and an episode breakdown, keep on reading…
“CSI: Miami“ has had a host of different eyewitnesses in the past, but they’ve never had a blind one… until now; how he helps the CSI crew solve a kidnapping is what this episode’s all about. This week’s installment also features the return of a well-hated villain from the show’s past whose role in all of the chaos is unexpected, to say the least.
Now that the loose ends of the previous episode have been tied up and the serial killer is behind bars, the CSI: Miami team is back on the streets doing what they do best: solve ridiculously contrived crimes with mad science. This time around, they’ve got a quarterback on the run with one man out – or to be precise, one woman.
Review Co-Written by Rohan Ramakrishnan
The 9th season premiere of C.S.I. Miami hit full-force, Horatio spitting his noteworthy one-liners while, Delko and Calleigh drifting ever-closer, and a psychotic genius on the loose in Miami. Oh, and about that cliffhanger at the end of Season 8 that left everyone except Delko and Horatio poisoned and unconscious?
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If you’re an avid fan of the procedural drama “CSI: Miami” this news is for you. Back in February it was announced that Adam Rodriguez would return to the show as a series regular starting next season. This had a lot of people wondering how he and co-star Eddie Cibrian would coexist since Cibrian’s Jesse Cardoza is pretty much a filler for Rodriguez’s Eric Delko. According to EW, you don’t have to speculate anymore because Cibrian has been cut from the show.
Move over Eddie Cibrian, former “CSI: Miami” regular Adam Rodriguez is heading home. The prodigal son of the popular procedural drama has been M.I.A as of late, appearing in several projects on the big screen and according to Zap2It, the actor is ready to return full time to his role as Eric Delko.
