CSI: NY (2004–2013) 6.7
A spinoff of Crime Scene Investigations set in New York City. |
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CSI: NY (2004–2013) 6.7
A spinoff of Crime Scene Investigations set in New York City. |
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| Gary Sinise | ... |
Mac Taylor
(197 episodes, 2004-2013)
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| Carmine Giovinazzo | ... |
Danny Messer
(197 episodes, 2004-2013)
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| Hill Harper | ... |
Sheldon Hawkes
(197 episodes, 2004-2013)
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| Eddie Cahill | ... |
Don Flack
(197 episodes, 2004-2013)
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| Anna Belknap | ... |
Lindsay Monroe
(172 episodes, 2005-2013)
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| Robert Joy | ... |
Dr. Sid Hammerback
(168 episodes, 2005-2013)
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| A.J. Buckley | ... |
Adam Ross
(141 episodes, 2005-2013)
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| Melina Kanakaredes | ... |
Stella Bonasera
(140 episodes, 2004-2010)
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A spinoff of Crime Scene Investigations set in New York City.
I love the CSI series, but CSI:NY is my definite favorite. There's much more character development than in the other series. You can actually follow the characters one by one, and get to know them. It's in many ways more human. For example, in CSI:Miami, Horatio Caine is presented as an almost clairvoyant person: He walks into a crime scene, and just by looking at some blood traces, he can say: "No, I don't think our victim went over here to call the police - he was going to warn his son who he thought was asleep. But his soon was at a party in town." CSI:NY is much more down to ground. Not to mention, it's much more bright and colorful. Compared to L.V., where even the labs and offices are like dark tunnels, the settings and locations in N.Y. is much brighter. For me, this makes the program easier to watch.
I'm so glad we have a TV channel who broadcast CSI:NY here in Norway, because this series is just brilliant!