CSI: NY

Television series
German title	CSI: NY
Original title	CSI: NY
Country of production	United States
original language	English
Year (s)	2004-2013
Production company	Jerry Bruckheimer Television Alliance Atlantis CBS Productions (2004-2006) CBS Television Studios
length	43 minutes
Episodes	197 in 9 seasons ( List )
genre	Drama , crime series
Theme music	The Who - Baba O'Riley
idea	Anthony E. Zuiker , Carol Mendelsohn , Ann Donahue
production	Gary Sinise , Geoffrey Hemwall , Rob Bailey
music	Bill Brown Pete Townshend
First broadcast	September 22, 2004 (USA) on CBS
German-language first broadcast	August 29, 2005 on VOX
occupation
synchronization

CSI: NY (alternative title CSI: New York ) is an American crime series directed by Anthony E. Zuiker , Carol Mendelsohn and Ann Donahue . It's about a team of crime scene investigators who solve crimes in the big city of New York City . After CSI: Miami, it is the second offshoot of the series CSI: On the trail of the perpetrators . CSI: NY was produced from 2004 to 2013 and broadcast in the United States by CBS , in Germany by VOX , in Austria by ORF 1 and in Switzerland by 3+ .

In May 2012, CBS extended it for a ninth season, which began broadcasting in September 2012. In February 2013, a crossover between CSI: Tracking down the perpetrators and CSI: NY was broadcast.

The discontinuation of the format was announced in May 2013. It is the second CSI series that has been discontinued.

action

Mac Taylor is the head of the New York CSI Laboratory. He and his team gather evidence at the scene of a crime in order to find the culprit. For the questioning of witnesses, the team is assisted by Detective Flack, who works only for the NYPD . The CSI Laboratory, which is also part of the NYPD, employs not only laboratory assistants but also forensics who have had proper police training and therefore also carry a weapon.

At the beginning of the series, the team usually determines 2 cases per episode. This style later changed to one case per episode. At the beginning of the second season, Dr. Hawkes from Forensic Medicine to CSI. His successor was Dr. Hammerback. In addition, at the beginning of the second season, the crime scene investigator Aiden Burn was fired for violating the service regulations and later killed. Her successor was Det. Monroe, who later met Det. Messer, fell in love and married him. They have a daughter together.

production

Like all other CSI series, this one is mainly filmed in Los Angeles and only rarely in New York . In reality there is no CSI in New York. The searchers for clues in New York wear instead the abbreviation CSU (Crime Scene Unit).

The subject of episode 6.04 The DNA Phantom largely corresponds to the search for a perpetrator in southern Germany who has been held responsible for several murders and other crimes since 1993.

Crossover

The characters of the New York CSI team appear even before the actual pilot episode in the episode Searching for Clues in New York of the second season of CSI: Miami : Horatio Caine ( David Caruso ) visits because a double murder leads him to the Big Apple , his there Colleague Mac Taylor ( Gary Sinise ). After this backdoor pilot of the series, Horatio Caine and Mac Taylor meet again in the second season of CSI: NY. The crossover of the two series starts in the CSI: Miami episode Blood Trail of the fourth season and ends in New York with the episode driven hunt .

The 22nd episode of the third season (episode 69) forms a crossover with Cold Case - no victim is ever forgotten . Detective Scotty Valens comes to New York to question Stella Bonasera as a suspect in an old case.

The seventh episode of the sixth season (6.07, Journey into the Abyss - Part 2 , English Hammer Down (2) ) is one of three crossover episodes with CSI: On the trail of the perpetrators (10.07, Journey to the end of morality - part 3 , English The Lost Girls (3) ) and CSI: Miami (8.07, A Journey into Fear - Part 1 , English Bone Voyage (1) ). A connection between a murder in the Everglades and a missing person case in Las Vegas leads Nevada crime scene investigator Ray Langston to Florida and later to New York before he can close the case in his hometown.

In the ninth season, Mac Taylor flies to Vegas to surprise Christine, who he says is attending a seminar there. Once there, he has to find out that she is involved in a criminal case and was apparently kidnapped. He receives the support of the local CSI team, he travels back to New York together with the acting boss DB Russell ( Ted Danson ) and they track down a human trafficking ring with the help of both teams.

Cast and dubbing

See also: Characters from the CSI franchise
In the course of the series there were only two changes in the main cast: One was at the beginning of the second season, the other at the beginning of the seventh season. In addition, the roles of the new coroner and a laboratory assistant were introduced in the second season, which were promoted to the main cast in the fifth season.

main actor

Role name	actor	Main role (episodes)	Main role (seasons)	Supporting role (episodes)	Supporting role (seasons)	Voice actor
Det. Mac Llewellyn Taylor	Gary Sinise	001-197	1-9			Tobias Master
Det. Stella Bonasera	Melina Kanakaredes	001-140	1-6			Gabriele Libbach
Det. Daniel "Danny" Messer	Carmine Giovinazzo	001-197	1-9			Dietmar miracle
Det. Dr. Sheldon Hawkes	Hill Harper	001-197	1-9			Julien Haggége
Det. Donald "Don" Flack, Jr.	Eddie Cahill	001-197	1-9			Benjamin Völz
Det. Aiden Burn	Vanessa Ferlito	001-25	1-2	046	2	Tanja Geke
Det. Lindsay Monroe knife	Anna Belknap	026-197	2-9			Anna Carlsson
Dr. Sid Hammerback	Robert Joy	093-197	5-9	028-92	2-4	Till Hagen
Laboratory technician Adam Ross	AJ Buckley	093-197	5-9	031-92	2-4	Asad Black
Det. Josephine "Jo" Danville	Sela Ward	141-197	7-9			Arianne Borbach

Remarks:

1. ↑ No appearances from episodes 62 to 64 of season 3 and episodes 110 to 114 of season 5.

Guest actor

The following list shows the most important guest actors in the series, sorted in alphabetical order:

Dianna Agron Girl amick Criss Angel Ed Asner Alex Max Band Matt Barr Ryan Bittle Jamie Chung Kim Coates Sasha Cohen Misha Collins James Badge Dale Chris Daughtry Jackson Davis Ted Danson Kat Dennings Michael Clarke Duncan

David James Elliott Peter Fonda Robert Forster Cassidy Freeman Claire Forlani Edward Furlong Nelly Furtado Kyle Gallner Aimee Garcia Mayte Garcia Jessalyn Gilsig Taylor Handley Came Heskin Kim Kardashian Kid rock Mia Kirshner Andrew Lawrence Joey Lawrence

Rachelle Lefèvre Kellan Lutz Lee majors Maroon 5 Natalie Martinez Matias Masucci Marlee Matlin John McEnroe Joey McIntyre Bonnie McKee Michaela McManus Katharine McPhee Vanessa Minnillo Pat Monahan Kathleen Munroe

Nelly Craig T. Nelson Judd Nelson Ne-yo Jaime Ray Newman Edward James Olmos Julia Ormond Danica Patrick Aaron Refvem Carlo Rota Deanna Russo Rex Ryan Charles Shaughnessy Ashlee Simpson SuicideGirls

DB Sweeney TJ Thyne Skeet Ulrich La La Vasquez Emmanuelle Vaugier Pete Wentz Paul Wesley Mare Winningham Mykelti Williamson Rumer Willis Shailene Woodley Casey LaBow

Characteristics

Naming

As with CSI: Miami , CSI: NY simply added the city to the word CSI . Even if the series is referred to as CSI: New York, it is only titled in writing as CSI: NY.

Soundtrack

As with the other two CSI series, the theme song comes from the group The Who . Serial inventor Anthony Zuiker originally wanted to use the song Behind Blue Eyes (from the album Who's Next ). A studio boss who would rather have Baba O'Riley overruled him.

DVD release

On March 5, 2010 the seasons 1–4 appeared as complete seasons in the distribution of Universum Film GmbH . In each box, these combine all the content that was previously included in the half-seasons in a new design and new packaging. Each complete season thus contains 6 discs with all episodes of a season and the bonus material. The earlier half-seasons will no longer be reproduced and will therefore expire shortly. There will still be half-seasons of the current seasons. The 5th season is available in two half-seasons since February 26, 2010 (5.1) and June 11, 2010 (5.2) on DVD. It was released as a complete box on November 26, 2010. The first half-season of the 6th season was released on January 21, 2011, the second part was published on June 17, 2011. The first half of the seventh season with episodes 1-12 was released on January 13, 2012. The second half-season of the seventh season was released on June 8, 2012. The seventh season was released as a complete box on October 26, 2012. The first half-season of the eighth season with episodes 1-9 was released on February 22, 2013, while the second part of eighth season with episodes 10-18 was released on June 7, 2013. The eighth season was released as a complete box on October 25, 2013. The first part of the final ninth season with episodes 1-9 was again released on March 14, 2014, while the second part (episodes 10-17) was released on June 13, 2014 . The final complete box of the ninth season was released on October 17, 2014.

See also

• CSI: NY / Episode List
• CSI effect
• CSI: Vegas
• CSI: Miami
• CSI: Cyber

literature

• Stuart M. Kaminsky, Frauke Meier: CSI: NY. The dead man without a face. , VGS Verlagsges., March 2006, ISBN 3-8025-3533-2
• Stuart M. Kaminsky: CSI: NY. Bloody trace , VGS Verlagsges., September 2006, ISBN 3-8025-3534-0
• Stuart M. Kaminsky: CSI: NY. Sintflut , VGS Verlagsges., October 2007, ISBN 3-8025-3588-X
• Keith RA DeCandido: CSI: NY. Without way out , VGS Verlagsges., August 2008, ISBN 3-8025-1789-X

Web links

• Official page from CBS to CSI: New York (English)
• Link catalog on CSI: New York at curlie.org (formerly DMOZ )
• CSI: NY in theInternet Movie Database(English)
• CSI: NY at Fernsehserien.de
• CSI: NY in the online film database
• CSI: New York at VOX
• Episode guide for CSI: New York at serial junkies (German)
• Episode Guide to CSI: New York (English)

Individual evidence

1. ^ Robert Seidman: Report: 'CSI: Miami' Canceled; 'CSI: NY' Renewed . In: TV by the Numbers . May 13, 2012. Retrieved May 13, 2012.
2. ^ Rainer Idesheim: Crossover between CSI and CSI: New York is coming . In: Serienjunkies.de . November 21, 2012. Retrieved November 21, 2012.
3. ↑ Amanda Kondolojy: 'CSI: NY' Canceled by CBS After Nine Seasons . In: TV by the Numbers . May 10, 2013. Retrieved May 11, 2013.
4. ↑ http://www.serienjunkies.de/news/cbs-beendet-csi-newyork-staffel9-49502.html#76ef9d6ab1da2c7
5. ↑ CSI: NY in the German dubbing index
6. ↑ CSI DVDs distributed by Universum Film GmbH  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.