CSI: Miami

CSI: Miami
Genre	Mystery Drama Thriller Crime procedural
Created by	Anthony E. Zuiker Carol Mendelsohn Ann Donahue
Starring	David Caruso Emily Procter Adam Rodríguez Khandi Alexander Rory Cochrane Kim Delaney Sofia Milos Jonathan Togo Rex Linn Eva LaRue Megalyn Echikunwoke Eddie Cibrian Omar Benson Miller
Opening theme	"Won't Get Fooled Again" by The Who
Country of origin	United States Canada
Original language(s)	English
No. of seasons	10
No. of episodes	232 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producer(s)	Carol Mendelsohn Jerry Bruckheimer Anthony E. Zuiker Ann Donahue Danny Cannon Jonathan Littman Nancy Miller Sam Strangis David Black
Producer(s)	Jerry Bruckheimer
Running time	Approx. 39–45 minutes Approx. 63 minutes (2 episodes)
Production company(s)	Jerry Bruckheimer Television Alliance Atlantis (2000–2008) CBS Productions (2002–2006) CBS Paramount Network Television (2006–2009) CBS Television Studios (2009–2012)
Distributor	CBS Television Distribution
Broadcast
Original channel	CBS
Picture format	480i (SDTV) 1080i (HDTV)
Original run	September 23, 2002 (2002-09-23) – April 8, 2012 (2012-04-08)
Chronology
Related shows	CSI: Crime Scene Investigation CSI: NY CSI: Cyber

CSI: Miami (Crime Scene Investigation: Miami) is an American police procedural television series that ran from September 23, 2002, to April 8, 2012, on CBS. It is the first spin-off of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. The pilot episode was first broadcast in the United States on May 9, 2002, as a season 2 episode of CSI. The series was produced in partnership with the Canadian media company Alliance Atlantis and CBS Television Studios.

CSI: Miami follows Crime Scene Investigators working for the Miami-Dade Police Department (MDPD) as they use physical evidence to solve grisly and often bizarre murders. The series mixes deduction, gritty subject matter, and character-driven drama in the same vein as the original series in the CSI franchise, except Miami CSIs are Police Officers as well as forensic scientists.

On February 1, 2012, the network announced that the 10th season of CSI: Miami would be trimmed to 19 episodes to make room for the debut of mid-season replacement NYC 22.^[1] On May 13, 2012, both series were canceled.^[2][3]

Production

CSI: Miami was filmed primarily in California. Indoor scenes were shot at Raleigh Manhattan Studios in Manhattan Beach, California. Most outdoor scenes were filmed in Long Beach, as well as portions of Manhattan Beach and Redondo Beach. Beach areas of Marina Green Park and Rainbow Lagoon Park in downtown Long Beach were often used for other outdoor scenes, as the newly constructed high-rise condos there gave the pretense of being in Miami. Many outdoor location shots were also filmed in Miami-Dade County, Florida, including Coconut Grove, Coral Gables, and Miami Beach.

The sculptured walkway paying tribute to the old Pike Roller Coaster can be seen in the background in the episodes "Wrecking Crew" and "Under The Influence". Footage from the Biscayne Courthouse, visible prominently in the episode "Recoil", among others, was filmed at the Water Garden Park in Santa Monica, at 34.028728, -118.471331.^[4] Other locations of Long Beach are used such as the Naples district, where its canals and upscale homes with large boat docks and palm trees give a feel of Miami.

The building used for exterior shots of the Miami-Dade Police Department crime lab is actually the SkyOne Federal Credit Union headquarters located at 14600 Aviation Boulevard in Hawthorne, California.

The series was canceled by CBS after the 10th season, making it the first series in the CSI franchise to be canceled.^[5]

Plot

A spin-off of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, CSI: Miami follows Horatio Caine, a South Florida Police Lieutenant who, through his history as a bomb-disposal specialist, has gained specialised knowledge in explosive forensics. Horatio is not afraid to see the world in shades of grey, and often crosses ethical and legal boundaries in order to get justice for the innocent victims of crime his team encounters. A New York Native, Caine heads a team of ethically diverse Detectives as they work crimes in the steamy tropical surroundings and cultural crossroads of Miami. Horatio's Second-in-Command is Senior Detective Calleigh Duquesne, who has been a part of the team since its creation in 1997. Calleigh specialises in ballistics, with extensive knowledge of forensics. A southern-belle, she directly supervises the rest of the Detectives who work for Caine: Detective Eric Delko, a fingerprint, tire and drug identification expert who Horatio describes as the teams most experienced underwater recovery expert; Detective Tim Speedle, a trace and impressions expert who exhibited occasional carelessness in crime scene preparedness; Detective Ryan Wolfe, a former patrolman and chemistry major who replaced Speed following his death; Detective Natalia Boa Vista, a former FBI Special Agent with specialisms in DNA and blood-profiling; Detective Walter Simmons, an art-theft specialist, and Detective Jesse Cardoza, an officer who worked with both Horatio and his former partner Megan Donner, a veteran Lieutenant who specialised in criminal profiling and blood-work. The team work closely with Homicide Detective Yelina Salas, Horatio's sister-in-law, Sergeant Frank Tripp, Medical Examiner Dr. Alexx Woods, the team's 'mother-hen' and her successor Dr. Tara Price, and probe cases similar to those of their Las Vegas counterparts.

Cast

Actor	Character	Occupation	Seasons
			1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
David Caruso	Lt. Horatio Caine	Head of MDPD Crime Lab & CSI Day-Shift Supervisor	Main
Emily Procter	Det. Calleigh Duquesne	CSI Day-Shift Asst. Supervisor	Main
Adam Rodriguez	Det. Eric Delko	CSI Level 3	Main							Recurring	Main
Sofia Milos	Det. Yelina Salas	MDPD Robbery-Homicide Detective	Recurring		Main		Guest
Khandi Alexander	Dr. Alexx Woods	Medical Examiner	Main						Guest
Jonathan Togo	Det. Ryan Wolfe	CSI Level 3			Main
Rex Linn	Sgt. Frank Tripp	MDPD Robbery-Homicide Detective	Recurring				Main
Eva LaRue	Natalia Boa Vista	CSI Level 2				Recurring	Main
Megalyn Echikunwoke	Dr. Tara Price	Medical Examiner							Main
Omar Benson Miller	Walter Simmons	CSI Level 1								Main
Rory Cochrane	Det. Timothy Speedle	CSI Level 3	Main					Guest
Eddie Cibrian	Det. Jesse Cardoza	CSI Level 2								Main	Guest
Kim Delaney	Lt. Megan Donner	CSI Day-Shift Asst. Supervisor	Main

Main characters

• CSI Level 3 Day Shift Supervisor: Lieutenant Horatio "H" Caine (David Caruso) is the head of the Miami-Dade crime lab, a former NYPD homicide detective, a forensic analyst, and former bomb squad officer. Horatio is known to be very protective of his team, often going out of his way to assist them when needed. He is an outstanding marksman, and does not hesitate to use deadly force. He also very often goes to extraordinary lengths to save evidence or a potential victim. His demeanor is serious, direct, and to the point. Horatio appears to have a good sense for how to communicate with children who have just experienced traumatic ordeals. Horatio uses the "stay-calm" approach while comforting victims, killers, etc. Horatio is usually seen wearing a pair of sunglasses. Horatio was briefly married to Marisol Delko Caine (Alana de la Garza); the marriage ended when she was murdered by a Mala Noche sniper in "Rampage". In "Dangerous Son", Horatio discovered that he has a sixteen-year-old son named Kyle Harmon (Evan Ellingson). "John Walden" is a cover name he used sixteen years earlier doing undercover special task force work in Pensacola, FL where Horatio met Julia (Elizabeth Berkley) (Kyle's mother). The episode "In The Wind" revealed that Kyle is in Afghanistan. In "Going Ballistic", Caine is apparently shot, but it is later revealed in the episode, "Resurrection", that he faked his death in order to stop a sale of illegal bullets. His formation of the team in 1997 is depicted in flashbacks in the episode "Out of Time", shortly after he became the head of the new investigative unit swiftly renamed CSI.
• CSI Level 3 Day Shift Assistant Supervisor: Detective Calleigh Duquesne (Emily Procter) is a ballistics specialist. Calleigh's slight build, blonde good looks, and southern belle accent often lead others to underestimate her, but she is a brilliant and a dedicated scientist. Her father is an alcoholic attorney who has tried to rehabilitate himself several times. She follows the letter of the rules at all times. In "Ambush", a website seems to be stalking her and it is later discovered that the person behind it is Dan Cooper whom she was involved in catching for stealing deceased CSI Tim Speedle's credit card. In "All In", she is kidnapped and forced to help cover up a crime scene, but is later saved by her fellow CSIs. In "Smoke Gets in Your CSI's", Calleigh was rushed to the hospital for smoke inhalation when she and Ryan Wolfe escaped from a burning house with a dead body. In "Seeing Red", Calleigh shot Eric Delko, and in "Out of Time", Eric is in critical condition and a flashback occurs back to 1997 and Calleigh's first day on the job. As of seasons 7 and 8, she is in a romantic relationship with Eric Delko.
• CSI Level 3: Detective Ryan Wolfe (Jonathan Togo) was working as a police officer at the time he was hired for the lab virtually on the spot by Horatio Caine, who noted Ryan's immaculate care of his gun with approval, likely due to Wolfe having OCD. He first appeared in "Under the Influence" but did not become a regular cast member until "Hell Night". Ryan was replacing fallen CSI Tim Speedle, who died in the line of duty as a direct result of his poor gun maintenance. Ryan was impaled in the eye with a nail gun in "Nailed". At the end of the episode "Burned", Ryan was fired for being directly linked to a murder suspect and not disclosing it to the department. Seeking jobs as both a crime-scene expert, an expert witness for the defense, a firearms range technician, and applying to work as an ME Investigator while applying for reinstatement, he was later reinstated. In "Going Ballistic", Ryan receives a text message saying, "It is done," right after Horatio is shot and presumed dead. It is revealed in the seventh season premiere that he was asked by Horatio to assist in setting up Horatio's own execution, so he could go undercover. At the end of "Target Specific" and throughout the episode "Wolfe In Sheep's Clothing", Ryan was kidnapped and forced by the Russian mob to cover up a crime.
• MDPD Homicide Detective: Sergeant Frank Tripp (Rex Linn) is a Texas-born homicide detective who accompanies the team to the crime scenes. He is known for interrogating suspects in his typical sarcastic manner and has a good working relationship with all the CSIs. He is divorced with three kids, revealed in "Dispo Day". After passing the Sergeant's Exam in the beginning of "Dangerous Son", Tripp was required to spend some time in uniform on a patrol rotation, but soon returned to the homicide unit and plain clothes in "Guerillas in the Mist". He often accompanies the CSIs to the crime scene to lend a hand and provide extra cover.
• CSI Level 2: Officer Natalia Boa Vista (Eva LaRue) is a DNA analyst who upon first arriving, was only allowed to work on cold or unsolved cases due to the restrictions of her federal grant. She escaped an abusive marriage before joining the department, when her association with a society for battered women was key to helping the team solve the murder of a woman. At the end of season four, it is revealed that Natalia is an FBI informant in the lab, assigned to help build a case against Horatio Caine and his team. Natalia was revealed to be the mole in the lab. In season 5, much to her distress, she discovered her abusive ex-husband Nick Townsend (Rob Estes) was out of prison when he served her with a restraining order and he was working for a private company that cleans up crime scenes. The two shared a tense relationship until Nick's murder, a crime for which Natalia was briefly considered the prime suspect. In "Darkroom", Ryan Wolfe finds a stash of photographed girls and Natalia discovers that one of the pictures is her sister Anya and DNA from a crime scene reveals that Anya is indeed one of the women that the CSIs are looking for. In "Tunnel Vision", Natalia was finally certified to carry a firearm, and she shot a suspect in self-defense with her Glock 26 for the first time. In "Count Me Out", Natalia was involved in a meth lab explosion that caused hearing loss.
• CSI Level 1: Officer Walter Simmons (Omar Benson Miller) a Louisiana native and art theft specialist who transfers over from the night shift to join Horatio's team. His first appearance was in episode, "Bolt Action". He became part of the main cast in episode, "Dude, Where's My Groom?"
• CSI Level 3: Detective Eric Delko (Adam Rodríguez) is the fingerprint and drug identification expert of Cuban and Russian descent. He is also the team's underwater recovery expert. In "Shattered", Delko's job is endangered when he is arrested for drug possession, but it is discovered that the marijuana was for his sister, Marisol Delko Caine (Alana de la Garza), to ease the pain of her leukemia treatments, who was murdered by a Mala Noche sniper after she married Horatio Caine. In "Man Down", while trying to rescue a woman kidnapped by escapee Clavo Cruz (Gonzalo Menendez), Delko was shot in the head by one of his henchmen and critically wounded. He survived and went back on the team, but suffered some memory loss. In "And How Does That Make You Kill?", Eric told his psychiatrist of his affection for CSI Calleigh Duquesne. In "The DeLuca Motel", it is discovered that he has been staying in a motel because someone is following him. They found out that his real father is from Cuba and is trying to kill him. In "Seeing Red", Eric was trying to help his father and is seen escaping a gun silo, only to be shot at by friend Calleigh. He survives and is shown waking up in a hospital room in "Out of Time". Actor Adam Rodríguez did not return full-time for the eighth season and was replaced by former CSI Jesse Cardoza (Eddie Cibrian). Delko shows that he is leaving by telling Calleigh that he is going to leave the CSI team because life is too short.^[6] On February 19, 2010, Adam Rodríguez announced on his Twitter page that he will be returning to the show as a regular.^[7][8] As of season 7 and season 8, he is in a romantic relationship with Calleigh Duquesne.
• CSI Level 3 Day Shift Assistant Supervisor: Lieutenant Megan Donner (Kim Delaney) was Horatio's predecessor who went on indefinite leave from her job following the death of her husband.^[9] She briefly returned to work alongside Horatio, who had since been promoted to head investigator of the CSI unit, but later resigned, finding the pressure of the job to now be more than she could handle. Some of this information appeared to be retconned early in the show's eighth season in an episode that featured flashbacks to the case that prompted the creation of the CSI squad; in the newly established canon, Donner (who was mentioned but not seen in the episode) still worked at the lab, but the squad was headed by Horatio from its inception. Actress Kim Delaney's character was reportedly written out due to the lack of chemistry between her and Caruso.^[10]
• CSI Level 3: Detective Timothy "Tim" Speedle (Rory Cochrane) (known by his nickname "Speed") was a trace evidence and impressions expert; originally from Syracuse, New York, who worked for the St. Petersburg PD in 1997, and had a degree in biology from Columbia University. Speed was killed in the line of duty in, "Lost Son;" he had not maintained his firearm diligently and was shot by a suspect when it misfired during a shoot-out. The character was written out at the request of actor Rory Cochrane, who wanted to pursue a career in film and reportedly disliked the long, arduous shooting schedules for CSI: Miami.^[11] The actor later reprised his role as a hallucination of Eric Delko in "Bang, Bang, Your Debt". It was revealed in "Out of Time", that Jesse Cardoza knew Tim Speedle, who was working for the St. Petersburg PD in 1997, and Cardoza asked Horatio if he wanted him to be part of his new team.
• MDPD Homicide Detective: Detective Yelina Salas (Sofia Milos) was a Colombian homicide detective frequently attached to CSI investigations, and the widow of Horatio's brother Raymond Caine. She later starts a relationship with IAB Sergeant Rick Stetler, Horatio's personal nemesis. After her husband Raymond was revealed to still be alive, she left with him and their son for Brazil, where they planned to keep a low profile for Ray's safety. She reappears in the fifth season premiere, "Rio". Horatio and Eric fly to Rio de Janeiro to hunt down Antonio Riaz, who murdered Horatio's wife and Delko's sister Marisol. While in Rio, Riaz kills Raymond Caine and is enlisting Ray Jr. into drug running in the shantytowns of the area. Yelina and Ray Jr. wind up back in Miami, and Yelina goes into business as a private investigator revealed in "Burned". In "Dangerous Son", Yelina investigates a suspect for Horatio, and she locates a birth certificate that reveals that the parolee is in fact Horatio's biological son. Yelina also returns for the seventh season premiere, going undercover to help Horatio capture enemy Ron Saris. She was kidnapped in the episode "Seeing Red", but was rescued by Horatio.
• Medical Examiner: Dr. Alexx Woods (Khandi Alexander) was a Miami-Dade medical examiner. Alexx began her medical career in New York as a physician and became a medical examiner with the CSI team after moving to Miami for personal reasons. She is a very emotional person, and is more of a "mother" figure for the CSI team, showing great concern for them. She also often talks to the dead bodies in a comforting and caring tone as she examines them. She is married with a son and daughter. In "Rock and A Hard Place", her son is named the prime suspect in a murder; this causes Alexx to rethink her job in the M.E.'s Office (and her place on the team as well as her friendship with the other CSI's), and she quits, saying to Horatio, "I need to spend more of my time taking care of the living." Horatio responds by saying that should she wish to return, her post would be open for her. Alexx returned in "Smoke Gets in Your CSI's" as a part-time ER doctor at Dade General.
• Medical Examiner: Dr. Tara Price (Megalyn Echikunwoke) was the day-shift medical examiner who replaced Dr. Alexx Woods (Khandi Alexander) in the seventh season. She made her debut in "Won't Get Fueled Again" and became part of the main cast credits in "Bombshell". In "Cheating Death", CSIs Eric Delko and Ryan Wolfe play a joke on her that almost results in the entire case being compromised. In the end of "Divorce Party", Tara is shown to steal a bottle of Oxycodone (an opioid analgesic medication) from a victim in the morgue and blames it on Julia Winston. Also, Horatio Caine has his son Kyle working as an intern for her after he gets into trouble. In "Dissolved", Ryan Wolfe confronts Tara about the stolen pills in her locker. When Julia takes the autopsy hostage because of what she did, Tara is arrested. Actress Megalyn Echikunwoke's image was removed from the main cast credits after "Dissolved".
• CSI Level 2: Officer Jesse Cardoza (Eddie Cibrian) was a former LAPD officer who transferred back to the MDPD. In "Out of Time", a flashback to 1997 depicts Cardoza's departure from the Miami crime lab and transfer to Los Angeles, following in the conclusion of a case that led to Horatio Caine's becoming head of the new investigative unit that became CSI. He returns in "Hostile Takeover", as a member of the team, taking Eric Delko's place. When he returns, the lab is attacked and he is taken hostage along with three other people, but he is rescued by Horatio. After that, in the episode "Show Stopper", there is a discrepancy in the department's Hummer mileage log; Jesse does not explain it at first, but later on, in the locker room, he explains to Calleigh that he was following a woman and who was in danger from a man he'd dealt with in California, and that he'd transferred back to Miami because the man in question had also killed Cardoza's wife.^[12] It is revealed in the ninth season premiere that he died after being poisoned by halon gas in the eighth season finale, having suffered head trauma in the fall.

Recurring characters

CSI: Miami has utilized an extensive cast of recurring characters on the show. Recurring characters can be found as technicians in the crime lab, as homicide detectives, as family members of main characters, and as villains, among others.

Episodes

Crossovers

• "Felony Flight" — Mac Taylor comes to Miami to help Horatio hunt down an escaped serial killer who makes his way to New York in the CSI: NY episode "Manhattan Manhunt".
• "Bone Voyage" — Ray Langston comes to Miami when a severed leg found in the Everglades is discovered to have belonged to a girl who disappeared in Las Vegas, leading to the pursuit of human traffickers in the CSI: NY episode "Hammer Down" and the CSI: Crime Scene Investigation episode "The Lost Girls".^[13]

Reception

Reception

In 2006 a BBC NEWS article published a study on CSI: Miami citing that it was one of the World's Most Popular TV Shows following studies of 20 countries worldwide. A 2006 survey conducted by Informa Telecoms and Media showed that CSI: Miami was featured in more top ten viewing charts than any other show compared to CSI: Crime Scene Investigation rating as the world's sixth-most popular show.^[14]

Franchise

Like CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, CSI: Miami has spawned a series of comic books, novels, and video games based on the show. In addition, the show CSI: NY spun off from a second-season episode of CSI: Miami.

U.S. television ratings

Seasonal rankings (based on average total viewers per episode) of CSI: Miami on CBS.

Note: Each U.S. network television season starts in late September and ends in late May, which coincides with the completion of May sweeps.

Season	Episodes	Timeslot (EST)	Original airing			Rank	Viewers (in millions)
			Season premiere	Season finale	TV season
1st	24	Monday 10:00 pm/9c	September 23, 2002	May 19, 2003	2002–03	#12	16.45[15]
2nd	24		September 22, 2003	May 24, 2004	2003–04	#9	18.06[16]
3rd	24		September 20, 2004	May 23, 2005	2004–05	#7	19.00[17]
4th	25		September 19, 2005	May 22, 2006	2005–06	#9	18.12[18]
5th	24		September 18, 2006	May 14, 2007	2006–07	#12	16.98[19]
6th	21		September 24, 2007	May 19, 2008	2007–08	#16	13.91[20]
7th	25		September 22, 2008	May 18, 2009	2008–09	#13	14.26[21]
8th	24		September 21, 2009	May 24, 2010	2009–10	#24	12.65[22]
9th	22	Sunday 10:00 pm/9c	October 3, 2010	May 8, 2011	2010–11	#27	11.75[23]
10th	19		September 25, 2011	April 8, 2012	2011–12	#36	10.84[24]

Awards and nominations

Awards

ASCAP Award:

• Top TV Series – 2006
• Top TV Series – 2005

ASC Award:

• Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Movies of the Week/Mini-Series'/Pilot for Network or Basic Broadcast TV, for episode "Cross Jurisdiction" (pilot episode) – 2003

Emmy:

• Outstanding Stunt Coordination – 2007
• Outstanding Cinematography for a Single-camera Series – 2003

BMI Film & TV Awards:

• BMI TV Music Award – 2008
• BMI TV Music Award – 2005
• BMI TV Music Award – 2004
• BMI TV Music Award – 2003

California on Location Awards:

• Assistant Location Manager of the Year – Television (Teamsters Local 399) – 2007

Image Awards:

• Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series (Khandi Alexander) – 2005

Motion Picture Sound Editors:

• Best Sound Editing in Music for Television – Short Form, for episode "Rio" – 2007
• Best Sound Editing in Television Long Form – Sound Effects & Foley, for episode "Crimewave" – 2005

People's Choice Awards:

• Favorite Television New Dramatic Series – 2003

Nominations

ACS Awards:

• Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Episodic TV Series for episode "Inside Out" – 2008
• Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Episodic TV Series for episode "Darkroom" – 2007

ALMA Awards:

• Outstanding Actor in a Drama Television Series (Adam Rodríguez) – 2008

Emmy:

• Outstanding Sound Editing for a Series – 2007
• Outstanding Sound Editing for a Series – 2003

Image Awards:

• Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series (Khandi Alexander) – 2007
• Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series (Khandi Alexander) – 2006
• Outstanding Drama Series – 2006

Imagen Foundation Awards:

• Best Supporting Actress – Television (Eva LaRue) – 2007
• Best Supporting Actress – Television (Eva LaRue) – 2006
• Best Supporting Actor – Television (Adam Rodríguez) – 2005

Motion Picture Sound Editors:

• Best Sound Editing in Sound Effects and Foley for Television – Short Form, for episode "Come As You Are" – 2007
• Best Sound Editing in Television Short Form – Dialogue and Automated Dialogue Replacement, for episode "Three-Way" – 2006
• Best Sound Editing in Television Short Form – Sound Effects & Foley, for episode "Urban Hellraisers" – 2006
• Best Sound Editing in Television Short Form – Sound Effects & Foley, for episode "Lost Son" – 2005
• Best Sound Editing in Television Episodic – Sound Effects & Foley, for episode "Grand Prix" – 2004

Young Artist Awards:

• Best Performance in a TV Series – Guest Starring Young Actor (Cole Petersen) for episode "Stand Your Ground" – 2008
• Best Performance in a Television Series – Guest Starring Young Actor (Alex Black) – 2005
• Best Performance in a TV Series – Guest Starring Young Actress (Sara Paxton) – 2004
• Best Performance in a TV Drama Series – Guest Starring Young Actor (Seth Adkins) – 2003
• Best Performance in a TV Drama Series – Guest Starring Young Actor (Raja Fenske) – 2003

Releases

DVD releases

DVD name	Ep #	Release dates
		Region 1	Region 2	Region 4
		Full season	Full season	Full season
The Complete First Season	24	June 29, 2004	March 1, 2010**	November 10, 2006*
The Complete Second Season	24	December 31, 2004	March 1, 2010**	February 7, 2007*
The Complete Third Season	24	November 22, 2005	March 1, 2010**	October 16, 2007
The Complete Fourth Season	25	October 31, 2006	March 1, 2010**	July 9, 2008
The Complete Fifth Season	24	October 30, 2007	March 1, 2010**	March 4, 2009
The Complete Sixth Season	21	September 9, 2008[25]	March 1, 2010**	March 10, 2010
The Complete Seventh Season	25	September 15, 2009	June 7, 2010[26]	March 16, 2011[27]
The Complete Eighth Season	24	October 12, 2010	July 25, 2011	April 18, 2012
The Complete Ninth Season	22	September 27, 2011	June 25, 2012[28]	September 12, 2012[29]
The Complete Tenth and Final Season	19	September 25, 2012[30]	April 1, 2013	October 16, 2013[31]
The Complete Series	232	N/A	August 4, 2014[32]	N/A

* The Region 4 releases of the first two seasons were initially divided up into two parts of 11 or 12 episodes before being released in full season DVD "fat packs", with large cases compared to the slimline cases DVD distributors opt for now. The release dates detailed here are for the re-released seasons in slimline cases. The two-part releases as well as the "fat pack" full season releases of the first two seasons were released much earlier than these re-releases. The subsequent seasons were first released in the slimline cases.

** = Dates for re-released slim line full season packaging; all half-seasons have been discontinued.

The CSI: Miami Region 2 DVD releases are released in two parts, the first part is released with 11, 12 or 13 episodes and then the second part is released containing the rest of the episodes and special features are split up between the two parts and on the same day that the second part is released they are available for purchase as a full season. All seasons have now been re-released in full.

Other releases

CSI has also been released as a series of mobile games. In fall 2007, CBS teamed up with game developer Gameloft to bring CSI to mobile phones. The first of the series to be published was CSI: Miami. The game features actual cast members such as Horatio Caine, Alexx Woods and Calleigh Duquesne who are trying to solve a murder in South Beach with the player's assistance.^[33] The game is also available for download on various iPod devices.^[34]

In 2008, Gameloft and CBS released CSI: Crime Scene Investigation – The Mobile Game which is based on the original series in Las Vegas, NV. This game introduces the unique ability to receive calls during the game to provide tips and clues about crime scenes and evidence. As for the storyline, the game developers collaborated with Anthony E. Zuiker (the series creator) to ensure that the plot and dialogue were aligned with the show's style.^[35]

Online sales

Country	Store	Available season
United States	iTunes Store	1-10
United Kingdom	Demand Five	4, 5, 6 and 7
Germany	RTLnow	1–10

Broadcast history

United States broadcast history

• First run: September 2002 - May 2010, Mondays at 10/9pm. October 2010 – April 2012, Sundays at 10/9pm.
• Repeats: CBS repeats CSI: Miami sometimes on weekends during the Crimetime Saturday slot. CBS will also continue to run CSI: Miami in syndication for years to come.^[36]
• Repeats: CSI: Miami has been syndicated on A&E since 2005. Both A&E and Spike share the return rights to the crossover episodes (with CSI: NY), Felony Flight and Manhattan Manhunt.^[37] On December 2, 2011 AMC acquired syndication rights of the series, and would begin airing the episodes on January 2, 2012. The show airs regularly at 5/4pm Monday through Friday. In August 2012 WE tv started airing reruns of the show.

Ireland broadcast history

• First run: Broadcast on RTÉ Two at 9pm on Thursdays (RTÉ normally broadcasts the show around 10 weeks before the UK's Channel 5 does).
• First run: Sky Living, 9pm on Friday nights, normally after the end of the season on RTÉ Two.
• Repeats: Repeats are shown on RTÉ Two, 3e and Sky Living.

United Kingdom broadcast history

• First run: Broadcast on Channel 5 currently between 9:30pm and 10:20pm (usually 10:10pm) on Saturdays instead of Tuesdays as previously stated.
• First run: Sky Living, 9pm on Friday nights, normally after the end of the season on Channel 5.
• Repeats: Repeats are shown on Channel 5, 5USA and Sky Living.
• Viewers in Northern Ireland may also view CSI: Miami on RTÉ Two.
• Channel 5 broadcasts CSI: Miami during the summer, and once it ends, CSI: NY and CSI: Crime Scene Investigation begin. Channel 5 does not split up the seasons with breaks for Christmas, etc., instead running the season continuously.

Serbia

Radio Television of Serbia

References

External links

• CSI: Miami at the Internet Movie Database
• Brendan Bernhard (February 6, 2007). "South Beach Riot". New York Sun. 
• CSI:Miami on the CSI Wiki

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The Who Roger Daltrey Pete Townshend Former members John Entwistle Keith Moon Doug Sandom Kenney Jones Touring members Zak Starkey Pino Palladino Simon Townshend Loren Gold Frank Simes John Corey Studio albums My Generation (1965) A Quick One (1966) The Who Sell Out (1967) Tommy (1969) Who's Next (1971) Quadrophenia (1973) The Who by Numbers (1975) Who Are You (1978) Face Dances (1981) It's Hard (1982) Endless Wire (2006) Extended plays Ready Steady Who Won't Get Fooled Again Wire & Glass Live albums Live at Leeds Who's Last Join Together Live at the Isle of Wight Festival 1970 BBC Sessions Blues to the Bush Live at the Royal Albert Hall Live from Toronto View from a Backstage Pass Greatest Hits Live Live at Hull Quadrophenia Live in London Encore Series Encore Series 2002 Encore Series 2004 Encore Series 2006 Encore Series 2007 Compilations Magic Bus: The Who on Tour Direct Hits Meaty Beaty Big and Bouncy Odds & Sods The Story of The Who Phases Hooligans Who's Greatest Hits Rarities Volume I & Volume II The Singles The Who Collection Who's Missing Two's Missing Who's Better, Who's Best Thirty Years of Maximum R&B My Generation: The Very Best of The Who The Ultimate Collection Then and Now The 1st Singles Box Greatest Hits The Who Hits 50! Soundtracks Tommy The Kids Are Alright Quadrophenia Amazing Journey: The Story of The Who Filmography Tommy The Kids Are Alright Quadrophenia Who's Better, Who's Best Thirty Years of Maximum R&B Live Live at the Isle of Wight Festival 1970 Classic Albums: The Who – Who's Next The Who & Special Guests: Live at the Royal Albert Hall The Who Special Edition EP Live in Boston Tommy and Quadrophenia Live The Vegas Job Amazing Journey: The Story of The Who The Who at Kilburn: 1977 The Who Live In Texas '75 Quadrophenia Live in London Lambert & Stamp Discographies The Who discography Roger Daltrey discography Pete Townshend discography John Entwistle discography Keith Moon discography Performances 1962–1963 performances 1964 performances 1965 tour 1966 tour 1967 tour 1968 tour 1969 tour 1970 tour 1971 tour 1972 tour 1973 tour 1974 tour 1975 tour 1976 tour 1977–1978 performances 1979 tour 1979 concert disaster 1980 tour 1981 tour 1982 tour 1985 and 1988 reunions 1989 tour 1996–1997 tour 1999 performances 2000 tour 2001 The Concert for New York City appearance 2002 tour 2004 tour 2005 Live 8 appearance 2006–2007 tour 2008–2009 tour 2010 performances 2011 performances Quadrophenia and More The Who Hits 50! Related people Personnel Jon Astley Richard Barnes Dougal Butler Chris Charlesworth Bill Curbishley Bob Heil Glyn Johns Kit Lambert Peter Meaden Bob Pridden Chris Stamp Bill Szymczyk Shel Talmy Musicians Doug Sandom Mitch Mitchell Dave Golding Julian Covey Chris Townson Scot Halpin John "Rabbit" Bundrick Tim Gorman Steve "Boltz" Bolton Simon Phillips Jon Carin Damon Minchella Steve White Brian Kehew J.J. Blair Danny Thompson Jon Button Loren Gold Frank Simes J. Greg Miller Reggie Grisham Morgan Nicholls Chris Stainton Scott Devours Related articles The Boy Who Heard Music Lifehouse The Who's Tommy Who's for Tennis? Rock Is Dead—Long Live Rock! The Roots of Tommy The Who's Tommy Pinball Wizard Who Covers Who? "A Tale of Two Springfields" Awards and nominations Musical equipment Members Track Records Double O Ramport Studios The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus CSI franchise Las Vegas Miami New York Cyber No Plan B Kim McLagan The Wick Chapel House, Twickenham Ashdown House, Oxfordshire Tara, Chertsey Quarwood Holmshurst Manor Songs Categories Albums Associated people Compilation albums EPs Live albums Members Songs Soundtracks Templates Category Commons Wikiquote

Film and television media produced by Jerry Bruckheimer Films The Culpepper Cattle Co. (1972) (assoc.) Farewell, My Lovely (1975) Rafferty and the Gold Dust Twins (1975) (assoc.) March or Die (1977) Defiance (1980) American Gigolo (1980) Thief (1981) Young Doctors in Love (1982) Cat People (1982) Flashdance (1983) Beverly Hills Cop (1984) Thief of Hearts (1984) Top Gun (1986) Beverly Hills Cop II (1987) Days of Thunder (1990) The Ref (1994) Dangerous Minds (1995) Crimson Tide (1995) Bad Boys (1995) The Rock (1996) Con Air (1997) Enemy of the State (1998) Armageddon (1998) Remember the Titans (2000) Coyote Ugly (2000) Gone in Sixty Seconds (2000) Pearl Harbor (2001) Black Hawk Down (2001) Bad Company (2002) Bad Boys II (2003) Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003) Veronica Guerin (2003) Kangaroo Jack (2003) National Treasure (2004) King Arthur (2004) Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (2006) Déjà Vu (2006) Glory Road (2006) Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (2007) National Treasure: Book of Secrets (2007) G-Force (2009) Confessions of a Shopaholic (2009) Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time (2010) The Sorcerer's Apprentice (2010) Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides (2011) The Lone Ranger (2013) Deliver Us from Evil (2014) Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales (2017) Television Soldier of Fortune, Inc. (1997–1998) Max Q (1998) Swing Vote (1999) CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (2000–present) The Amazing Race (2001–present) CSI: Miami (2002–2012) Without a Trace (2002–2009) Skin (2003-2005) Cold Case (2003–2010) Fearless (2004) (co-producer) CSI: NY (2004–2013) Just Legal (2005–2006) E-Ring (2005–2006) Close to Home (2005–2007) Justice (2006) Modern Men (2006) Eleventh Hour (2008–2009) The Forgotten (2009–2010) Dark Blue (2009–2010) Miami Medical (2010) Chase (2010–2011) The Whole Truth (2010) Take the Money and Run (2011) Hostages (2013-2014) CSI: Cyber (2015) Films—Producer unless otherwise noted; Television—Executive producer unless otherwise noted