Thread: CSI: New York

Easily my favorite. Unfortunately, it won't be back until March 30th after Gifted man ends its season.

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Looks like old Swanni of Tv predictions is saying that Cbs won't renew this show for another season. Too repetitive in nature and getting too predictable. I would say ALL the CSI shows are getting like that after all these years. How many ways can you kill someone ? The flashy computer tech images are also getting predictable on all of them too. Maybe time to retire the entire Franchise of shows after this year and start with something else.

I didn't watch CSI: NY for many years (didn't have time for three CSIs and it was my least favorite). However, I started watching three years ago and it was my favorite of the CSIs for the past couple years...until this year. All of a sudden it got old and stale. I would not be surprised if CBS cancelled both NY and Miami. We shall see.

Only on CBS can shows be considered for the chopping block that average 10-11 million viewers. NBC would kill for a series that produced those numbers.

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Originally Posted by teachsac

Only on CBS can shows be considered for the chopping block that average 10-11 million viewers. NBC would kill for a series that produced those numbers.

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I 'm sure NBC would love to take CBS cancelled shows and run them again on their network.

Originally Posted by MikeD-C05

I 'm sure NBC would love to take CBS cancelled shows and run them again on their network.

Is so, they would be known as the buzzard network.

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Originally Posted by riffjim4069

Is so, they would be known as the buzzard network.

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N.- National
B.- Buzzard
C.- Company

Originally Posted by MikeD-C05

N.- National
B.- Buzzard
C.- Company

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Let's hope not, especially from what I've heard about the finale. Not a way to end the series. Still my favorite.

Friday, March 30, 2012

"Flash Pop": The investigation of a lab tech's murder reveals strange similarities to a cold case from the 1950s; the team catches a glimpse of what goes on in the lab.

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