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Exclusive: Baby Monster Media has acquired world sales rights for documentary Uncle George: The Music Man about Chicago music scene legend George Daniels.

The Los Angeles-based sales agent, production entity and distribution company will introduce the work to buyers at the Cannes Film Festival’s Marché du Film.

The documentary shines a spotlight on “unsung hero” Daniels, the iconic music retailer and cultural gatekeeper behind George’s Music Room in Chicago, which for more than 50 years served as a “must-stop” destination for recording artists, music executives, and fans alike.

From Beyoncé to rapper Common, he supported generations of talent, often before they became household names. The film captures how his advocacy, industry savvy, and unapologetic style helped elevate Black-owned music retail and transform careers.

The work features a host of performers who benefited from Daniel’s support including Common, Akon, Mathew Knowles, Deon Cole, Daymond John, LisaRaye McCoy, Paula Newsome,...

Dr. Daniel Charles (Oliver Platt) is a steadying force within Chicago Med. The character has always been someone that others can come to with their troubles and be treated to sage advice. Charles' wisdom does not mean he's safe from Gaffney Medical Center tragedies however, and the season 10 finale will serve as a reminder.

The synopsis for the season 10 finale, "Don't You Cry," sets up several compelling storylines, but the one that has us most concerned has to do with Dr. Charles. "Charles’ daughter is hospitalized after a car accident," the TV Line report reads. Straight up, bad news. We don't know which of Dr. Charles' kids is the one involved in the accident, but we do know that this will be the latest in a long line of traumatizing incidents involving the Charles family.

Dr. Charles has already lost several family members Chicago Med -- "Take a Look in...

With its macabre one-liners, revolving door of guest stars, and endless imagined homicides, "CSI" is one of the most recognizable network TV franchises of all time. Yet, despite well over a decade of success and extensive rerun appeal, the Anthony Zuiker-created property actually went off the air for a five year period. In 2016, the last "CSI" show that was still going, "CSI: Cyber," bowed out after just two seasons, and the TV world of the crime saga that began at the turn of the millennium went temporarily dark.

Like so many procedurals before it, "CSI" did eventually come back, offering up the Paula Newsome and Matt Lauria-led "CSI: Vegas" in 2021. That series returned to the show's trend of focusing on a different city (past hits have included "CSI: New York" and the infamously punny "CSI: Miami"), but it wasn't enough to save it. "Vegas" was canceled in 2024 after three seasons,...

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CSI: Vegas, the fifth and final series in thefranchise, debuted on CBS in 2021 as a revival of the core CSI: Crime Scene Investigation series, with William Petersen and Jorja Fox reprising their roles as Gil Grissom and Sara Sidle from CSI: Crime Scene Investigation during the first season of CSI: Vegas, while Marg Helgenberger reprized her role as Catherine Willows from CSI: Crime Scene Investigation at the beginning of the revival’s second season.

While CSI: Vegas was intended to serve as an epilogue series, itwas renewed for a second season without Fox and Petersen, who departed the show at the end of the first season. Despite Fox and Petersen’s absence, the series gained an enthusiastic audience following through its assortment of interesting new characters,...

Just two shows into NCIS’ new season and storylines are heating up! During the series’ premiere, fans saw Timothy McGee (Sean Murray) interested in the Deputy Direction role. Even though he had worked as an interim director and experience as an NCIS agent, the role was given to someone else: Gabriel Laroche (Seamus Dever), Department of Justice Inspector General.

Meanwhile, fans saw Lena Paulson (Marem Hassler) return in Episode 2, an agent for Germany’s federal intelligence service, Bundesnachrichtendienst (Bnd).

Lena debuted in Season 20 when fans discovered that she and Leon Vance (Rocky Carroll) were hooking up at international out-of-town conferences. At the end of Episode 2, their romance is made official when Lena gives Leon the key to her apartment.

Could the show be teasing an exit for him?

“NCIS”, Season 22 Spoilers – Leon Vance Decides To Retire?

Sadly, Leon’s wife Jackie Vance (Paula Newsome) died during an assassination attempt on...

It's been over a year since two of the best shows in HBO history signed off on the same night, yet we're still thinking about "Barry." The series started with a bang in 2018, delivering a cool premise –- What if a hit man wanted to give it all up and become an actor? –- that soon gave way to four seasons of dark humor, brutal violence, shocking tragedy, whip-smart satire, and some of the most incredible filmmaking of the 21st century. Co-creators Alec Berg and Bill Hader were never content to let "Barry" tread water, and seemed determined to constantly reinvent the show –- in part by pushing its central character beyond his breaking point.

As "Barry" wore on, it got tougher to categorize. While awards voting bodies heaped praise upon the show's early seasons, it saw fewer wins for seasons 3 and 4: the show, at some point, became too...

CSI: Vegas has come to a close with the airing of its Season 3 finale on CBS. While there won't be a future for the series on the network any longer, the show managed to get a big win on its way out the door.

Per TVLine, the series finale of CSI: Vegas set a new high for the series, drawing the highest viewership it's ever had. On Sunday, the airing of the series finale drew 4.8 million total viewers, a 16% increase. Because the cancelation was not known until more recently, it wasn't planned for CSI: Vegas to end with its third season, resulting in a cliffhanger conclusion that may never be resolved. Perhaps the silver lining is that the show made it to three seasons when the original plan was for the show to be a limited series. CSI: Vegas star Pauline Newsome is also holding out hope for her character's story to continue.

Primo, the coming-of-age comedy inspired by the life of author/journalist/former teacher Shea Serrano, has been cancelled at Freevee after just one eight-episode season.

Serrano — who created the series and served as an executive producer alongside Michael Schur, David Miner, Morgan Sackett, Peter Murrieta and Lisa Muse Bryant — shared the sad news on social media, almost exactly one year after the show’s May 2023 binge release.

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The following contains major spoilers for CSI: Vegas Season 3, Episode 10, "Tunnel Vision," which debuted Sunday, May 19 on CBS.

The CSI: Vegas series finale absolutely should not be the series finale -- and it clearly wasn't written as one either. Season 3, Episode 10, "Tunnel Vision" does provide a modicum of closure, in that it wraps up the robot murder case that started in Episode 5, "It Was Automation." Audiences learn who's behind the deaths and why, although the answers are not ones that the viewer will have even thought about.

More importantly, "Tunnel Vision" explains what happened to Chris Park and Maxine Roby, and provides conclusions to some of the emotional storylines that have underwritten the season. Yet because it's not aiming for total completeness, it doesn't serve up everything that fans will be looking for. The episode goes in some directions that it doesn't need to, although that doesn't stop it from...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for the CSI: Vegas series finale “Tunnel Vision.”] CSI: Vegas wraps its three-season run by closing out one case and introducing a new one. The robotics case is closed after Max (Paula Newsome) is abducted—to make synthetic DNA for foreign intelligence—and Chris (Jay Lee) ends up in the hospital due to his exposure to a nerve agent. The good news: Max is rescued. But then the final moments tease a new serial killer in Las Vegas, one who has been killing in the shadows. Below, Newsome takes us inside the finale. [Editor’s note: This interview was conducted after seeing an early cut of the finale, which contained aspects that did not appear in the final cut, including about the new serial killer.] Talk about your reaction to the cancellation and how it’s been looking back at playing Max since. Paula Newsome: ...

The following contains spoilers from the May 19 episode of CBS’ CSI: Vegas aka the Season 3 finale aka unplanned series finale.

In its unplanned series finale, CBS’ cancelled CSI: Vegas featured a final, brilliant bit of bravado for lab boss Maxine Roby.

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Abducted at gunpoint last week by,...

Spoiler Alert: This post contains spoilers from “Tunnel Vision,” the series finale of “CSI: Vegas,” which aired on May 19, and is now streaming on Paramount+.

“Things are about to go kaboom.” That’s what Beau (Lex Medlin) says on Sunday night’s series finale of “CSI: Vegas” as he prepares to detonate a series of bombs. But he might be describing everyone’s minds, as the show’s characters discover midway through the episode (“Tunnel Vision”) that they’ve been chasing the wrong villain all season.

With Max (Paula Newsome) kidnapped and Chris (Jay Lee) injured by some sort of nerve agent and in the hospital, the “CSI” team continues to place the blame on tech billionaire Truman Thomas (Owain Yeoman) — until they find his dead body.

It’s actually an entirely different villainous group that has taken Max through the 600 miles of flood channels that lie beneath Las Vegas.

Spoiler Alert! This story contains details from the series finale of CSI: Vegas on CBS.

Like what happened to So Help Me Todd, CSI: Vegas didn’t get a chance to wrap up its three-season run on CBS with any grand gestures or heartfelt goodbyes.

The procedural, which was a followup to the 2000 CSI series, was canceled in April so there was no time to throw together a satisfying ending. So anyone who wanted to see where Maxine’s (Paula Newsome) relationship with Dean was going will have to live with disappointment.

At least there was some positives in the episode dubbed “Tunnel Vision”: Max survived her kidnapping by a Saudi big bad (Faran Tahir) who stole intelligence from Truman Thomas’ secret lab. Chris (Jay Lee) regained consciousness after he was exposed to a nerve agent. Penny (Sarah Gilman) set a wedding date with Jack (Joel Johnstone), and Josh...

When CBS announced it was canceling CSI: Vegas, it didn’t warn the showrunners. This means that fans won’t be happy when watching the season finale, knowing the show is ending. One of the show’s stars said “major cliffhangers” are in the finale that will never be resolved.

Here is what fans can expect from the CSI: Vegas finale.

CSI: Vegas To End With Unanswered Questions

When CSI: Vegas returned to TV, three of the show’s original stars returned. William Petersen (Gil Grissom) and Jorja Fox (Sara Sidle) returned to CSI as did former police detective Jim Brass (Paul Guilfoyle). However, they left after one season and the hope was that fans would latch onto the new cast. The series brought back Marg Helgenberger to reprise her role as Catherin Willows in the second and third seasons to fill the gap.

However, CBS announced that it won...

CBS called the shots, but its the fans who will take the hit, as CSI: Vegas star Paula Newsome told TVLine that there will definitely be a boatload of cliffhangers following the shows series finale on Sunday. After just three seasons, the CSI off-shoot was canned by the network back in April when it was already far too late for the creative team to scramble their way to a tidy conclusion. It seems those behind the series were fully planning on a Season 4 renewal, something that the numbers pointed to as viewership was up by 4% during Season 2. Unfortunately, CSI: Vegas was still the networks lowest-ranking show and was cut from the slate alongside the other crime procedural, NCIS: Hawaii.

Can’t blame a fire hose for the waterworks Friday. They’re all due to the bittersweet video that ABC released ahead of the series finale of Station 19 (airing Thursday, May 30, at 10/9c). “I don’t think anyone is ready to say goodbye,” leading lady Jaina Lee Ortiz (aka Capt. Andy Herrera) admits at the top of the clip. And that most definitely includes viewers.

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Warning: This post contains spoilers for Friday’s season finale of Sugar.

After the curveball that Apple TV+’s Sugar threw at us a couple weeks ago — Colin Farrell’s private eye John Sugar is actually an alien?!? — we were ready for anything in this week’s season finale. But we were still surprised to see where Sugar ended up.

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Las Vegas crime lab supervisor Maxine Roby is “in a bit of a noodle” for much of CSI: Vegas‘ Season 3-slash-series finale, airing this Sunday at 10/9c.

The latest CSI franchise entry was cancelled on April 19 as Season 3 averaged north of 5.9 million total viewers — up 4% from its Season 2 audience. Alas, out of the 14 original dramas that America’s Most-Watched Network has aired this TV season, the Sin City procedural ranks last in viewers.

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The following contains spoilers for CSI: Vegas Season 3, Episode 9, "Heavy Metal," which debuted Sunday, May 12 on CBS.

For three seasons, Paula Newsome has led the CSI: Vegas crime lab with grace and confidence. However, things aren't looking good for her character Dr. Maxine Roby going into the Season 3 finale -- which is also the series finale. At the conclusion of CSI: Vegas Season 3, Episode 9, "Heavy Metal," a mysterious man left Chris Park incapacitated and abducted Max at gunpoint. Now the race is on to save both of them and finally bring Truman Thomas to justice.

Ahead of the finale's May 19 premiere, Paula spoke to Cbr about why she wanted Max to end up in this specific predicament and how she pitched it to showrunner Jason Tracey. She also gave her heartfelt thoughts on CSI: Vegas being cancelled by CBS, and explained what the show and the character of Maxine Roby have meant to her.

After three seasons, “We’re going out with a bang,” says CSI: Vegas showrunner Jason Tracey as the CSIs at the Crime Lab work the last case we’ll see on the CBS drama on May 19. “There’s never been a more personal case on CSI: Vegas. There are some very big cards left to turn over on our AI/robotics storyline, and Allie’s [Mandeep Dhillon] season-long effort to reconfigure how partnerships work at the lab. I’m so proud of how this cast and crew are bringing our story home,” Tracey tells TV Insider. Following the explosion at the bio lab in the penultimate episode, Chris (Jay Lee) has been left unconscious and Max (Paula Newsome) abducted while calling Catherine (Marg Helgenberger). “Nobody is safe,” the showrunner warns. Members of the team will head underground to look for the “imperiled” Max in the tunnels. “There are almost 600 miles...

The future is not looking bright for Raven’s Home, which has officially been cancelled by Disney Channel after six seasons, TVLine has confirmed.

A continuation of That’s So Raven, which aired on Disney Channel from 2003 to 2007, Raven’s Home reunited viewers with the sitcom’s titular psychic (played by Raven-Symoné), who was now the mother of twins — including a son Booker (Issac Ryan Brown), who has clairvoyant powers of his own. Set in Chicago for its first four seasons, Raven’s Home ultimately relocated back to San Francisco (aka the original setting of That’s So Raven) for the remainder of its run.

Paula Newsome is surprised that CBS cancelled CSI: Vegas, especially since the show had high ratings compared to others. Newsome admits she feels the show should have gotten more seasons, but does accept that it had a good run. Despite the cancellation, a new CSI show is in development, hinting at a fresh direction for the franchise in the future.

CSI: Vegas star Paula Newsome reacts to CBS's decision to cancel the crime drama after three seasons. The show, itself a revival of the original CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, is the fifth series in the CSI franchise and featured the returns of several actors from the iconic show, including William Peterson, Jorja Fox, and Marg Helgenberger. Newsome played the show's lead, Maxine Roby, the head of the Las Vegas Crime Lab. CSI: Vegas season 3 has not yet finished, but CBS has already made the decision to cancel the show.

In an interview with TVLine,...

CSI: Vegas lead Paula Newsome is now ready to open up about CBS’ decision to cancel the CSI franchise’s latest entry after just three seasons.

CBS cancelled both CSI: Vegas and its onetime lead-in So Help Me Todd in one fell swoop on April 20. Newsome, though active on social media, had yet to squarely address the sad news. But as part of an in-depth conversation with TVLine ahead of Sunday’s Season 3 (now series) finale, the actress shared how she got the news, and her immediate reaction.

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Prepare for an intense and riveting episode of “CSI: Vegas” as Season 3 Episode 10, titled “Tunnel Vision,” airs at 10:00 Pm on Sunday, May 19, 2024, on CBS. In this thrilling installment, the CSI team finds themselves racing against the clock after an explosion rocks a biolab, leaving one of their own unconscious.

As the team scrambles to determine the cause of the explosion and identify the nerve agent responsible, tensions run high as they fear the worst for their colleague. With lives on the line, every second counts as they sift through the wreckage for clues that could lead them to the truth.

But the danger doesn’t end there – while some members of the team focus on the biolab explosion, others embark on a perilous journey into a dangerous underground tunnel to rescue another agent who was kidnapped during the blast. As they navigate the dark and treacherous tunnels, they must...

Network: CBS

Episodes: 41 (hour)

Seasons: Three

TV show dates: October 6, 2021 -- May 19, 2024

Series status: Cancelled

Performers include: Paula Newsome, Matt Lauria, Mandeep Dhillon, Mel Rodriguez, Jorja Fox, William Petersen, Ariana Guerra, Jay Lee, Lex Medlin, and Marg Helgenberger.

TV show description:

A police procedural series, the CSI: Vegas TV show is a sequel to CSI: Crime Scene Investigation which ran for 15 seasons, 2000-15.

Facing an existential threat that could bring down the entire Crime Lab and release thousands of convicted killers back onto the neon-lit streets of Vegas, a new team of investigators must enlist the help of CSI veterans Gil Grissom (Petersen), Sara Sidle (Fox), and David Hodges (Langham).

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The following contains major spoilers from CSI: Vegas Season 3, Episode 8, "The Artist is Present," which debuted Sunday, May 5 on CBS.

CSI: Vegas falls down its own rabbit hole with "The Artist is Present," which tries to combine art, science and technology into one 42-minute package. Unfortunately for the CBS series, that means a lot of explaining that makes the episode feel slower and less well-developed than the show normally is. And that's a big concern when the clock is ticking on this CSI chapter.

"The Artist is Present" certainly isn't a boring CSI episode, because it focuses on a killer who's turning his victim into a macabre work of art. It's not the weirdest episode that this show has ever had, but it has several cringe-worthy moments. Unfortunately, all those moments don't add up to much in the way of forward momentum when the show deserves to go out as big as it possibly can.

CSI: Vegas fans, we’ve got a fresh off the press preview for the new Season 3 Episode 9 episode titled Heavy Metal!

Find out everything you need to know about the Heavy Metal episode of CSI: Vegas, including a full preview, videos, release date, cast information and how to watch!

CSI: Vegas Heavy Metal Season 3 Episode 9 Preview

Get ready for an electrifying new episode of “CSI: Vegas” titled “Heavy Metal,” airing on CBS at 10:00 Pm on May 12, 2024.

In this thrilling installment, the CSI team delves into the mysterious death of a local antique shop owner who was found with a gunshot wound. As they piece together clues and evidence, they uncover a web of secrets and deception surrounding the victim’s life, leading them closer to the truth behind the tragic incident.

Meanwhile, Max, portrayed by Max Thieriot, makes a significant breakthrough in the ongoing case involving Ocho from the robotics factory.

Get ready for a thrilling episode of “CSI: Vegas” with Season 3 Episode 9 titled “Heavy Metal,” airing at 10:00 Pm on Sunday, May 12, 2024, on CBS. In this riveting installment, the CSI team is on the case to unravel the mysterious death of a local antique shop owner who was found with a fatal gunshot wound.

As the investigation unfolds, viewers will be drawn into a web of intrigue and deception as the team delves deep into the victim’s past and uncovers shocking secrets hidden within the antique shop’s walls. With each clue and revelation, the race to uncover the truth intensifies, leading to unexpected twists and turns that keep audiences on the edge of their seats.

Meanwhile, Max makes a crucial breakthrough in the ongoing case involving Ocho from the robotics factory, bringing the team one step closer to solving the complex puzzle that has gripped the city.

Don...

CBS canceled NCIS: Hawaii and CSI: Vegas due to strategic scheduling decisions based on performance metrics and financial considerations. CBS's top spot as the most-watched broadcast network fueled sacrifices in their lineup to maintain momentum and introduce fresh content. Despite cancelations, CBS remains committed to its CSI franchise and plans to continue with new projects, including the blockbuster NCIS series.

CBS recently announced the cancelation of several shows, including NCIS: Hawaii and CSI: Vegas. The network's executives shared the reasons that led to the discontinuation of the said shows during CBS's press briefing.

Per The Wrap, CBS has experienced significant ratings victories this season, claiming the title of the most-watched broadcast network in prime time for an unprecedented 16th consecutive season. Network president and CEO George Cheeks pointed out that overall performance metrics and financial considerations played critical roles in determining the fates of these shows.

Budgets are challenged, so...

CBS is developing a new CSI show despite cancelling CSI: Vegas amid budget constraints. The future CSI series details and casting were omitted in the announcement by the CBS President. The new spinoff might benefit from returning to a weekly case format instead of following the serialized path.

A new CSI show is in active development at CBS, according to a top network executive, despite the cancellation of CSI: Vegas. Continuing the long-running procedural drama of the same name, CSI: Vegas took a different approach than the original by going in a more serialized direction. In its first installment, a group of investigators led by Maxine Roby (Paula Newsome) turn to old friends - including Gil Grissom (William Petersen) and Sara Sidle (Jorja Fox) - to solve a case centered around former colleague David Hodges (Wallace Langham). Despite generally solid ratings, CSI: Vegas was among the shows recently cancelled by CBS.

The viewing public learned of CSI: Vegas's end on April 19.

Its cancellation by CBS really shouldn't have come as a shock. Its middling ratings have made it a bubble show throughout its entire run.

CSI: Vegas had every opportunity to thrive. It first aired in 2021, amid a wistful revival craze as a nation coming out of a pandemic sought comfort viewing.

In that first season, odd couple Gil Grissom (William Peterson) and Sara Sidle (Jorja Fox) returned to break a conspiracy smearing the former crime lab's reputation.

At the same time, this generation's CSI lab, led by Maxine Roby (Paula Newsome), solved new cases like the former criminologists that viewers had loved for 16 seasons, only with newer, fancier gadgets to do the work.

Marg Helgenberger's Catherine Willows has fit seamlessly with the current squad over the past two seasons.

Like a legacy at any institution, the series was given time to find its way.

Prepare for another thrilling episode of “CSI: Vegas” as the CSI team delves into a perplexing case in “The Artist Is Present.” A shocking discovery of a plastinated nervous system above a car dealership sets the stage for a complex investigation. With meticulous attention to detail and cutting-edge forensic techniques, the team works tirelessly to unravel the mysteries surrounding this bizarre crime scene.

Meanwhile, Chavez and Max embark on a separate mission, searching for a crucial lead in their ongoing probe into a robotics factory. As tensions rise and new revelations come to light, the team faces unexpected challenges and dangerous adversaries.

Don’t miss the action-packed drama unfold on Sunday, May 5th, 2024, at 10:00 Pm on CBS. Join the CSI team as they race against time to solve intricate puzzles and bring justice to the streets of Las Vegas in “The Artist Is Present.”

Release Date & Time: 10:00 Pm...

CSI: Vegas stars have shared their reactions to the news that the series will not be returning for a fourth season. The current season, which reaches its conclusion in May, will be the last entry in this iteration of the much-loved crime drama and indeed the ending of the franchise for now. As the news broke of the series being brought to a close, fans shared their disappointment on social media, and two of the show’s stars were not far behind.

CSI and CSI: Vegas star Marg Helgenberger, who portrayed Catherine Willows for a total of 14 seasons across all of her appearances in both shows, shared her sadness at the cancelation, and expressed her gratitude for the journey she has been on.

“I’m gonna miss my partners in crime solving. CSI:vegas, unfortunately, has been cancelled. Each & every person involved with the making of this series brought their A game each & every day.

Prepare for an intense and thrilling episode of “CSI: Vegas” titled “Coinkydink,” airing on CBS at 10:00 Pm on Sunday, April 28, 2024. In this installment, the crime lab faces an existential threat that puts the entire team on high alert.

As a brilliant new team of forensic investigators takes charge, old friends return to lend their expertise, and innovative techniques are deployed to preserve and serve justice in Sin City. With the stakes higher than ever, the team must work together to overcome the challenges they face and solve the most complex cases yet.

In “Coinkydink,” viewers can expect gripping suspense, shocking revelations, and unexpected twists as the team races against time to uncover the truth behind a series of baffling crimes. As old and new faces come together, the bonds of friendship and camaraderie are put to the test in the pursuit of justice.

Don’t miss out on the...

The CSI franchise’s return to CBS is coming to an end as CBS on Friday opted not to renew CSI: Vegas for a fourth season.

On Saturday, CSI and CSI: Vegas star Marg Helgenberger who played Catherine Willows for 14 seasons across the original series and the followup, reflected on the cancellation.

“Each & every person involved with the making of this series brought their A game each & every day,” Helgenberger wrote on Instagram next to an on-set photo of the cast. “It was truly a pleasure & honor to work/play alongside such a fun & talented company of story tellers. Immeasurable thanks & gratitude to all for making this experience such a memorable ride. And to all the fans; we did it all for you.”

Lex Medlin, who, like Helgenberger, joined CSI: Vegas as a series regular in Season 2, posted a similar behind-the-scenes cast photo on Ig with a note to fans about the cancellation.

CBS has canceled CSI: Vegas and So Help Me Todd, two TV shows that are each still garnering more than four million viewers an episode. CSI: Vegas is in its fourth season, with five episodes to go. So Help Me Todd is in its second season, with four episodes to go. Both series have been performing better than several other CBS programs, so it's quite a surprise that CBS has canned both shows in the middle of their seasons.

So Help Me Todd starred Marcia Gay Harden and Skylar Astin in a light legal dramedy about an out-of-work private detective deep in debt to his successful mother, who offers to erase his debt if he lends his talents to her law firm. The show premiered with 4.82 million live viewers and hasn't slipped much at all, with its second season premiere garnering 4.91 million viewers.

Meanwhile, the revival of the original hit...

CSI franchise vet Marg Helgenberger is among the first CSI: Vegas cast members to react to the CBS drama’s cancellation after three seasons.

TVLine reported on Friday that CSI: Vegas, as well as So Help Me Todd, had been cancelled at CBS — leaving just the fates of NCIS: Hawai’i and The Equalizer to be determined.

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“I’m gonna miss my partners in crime solving,...

Last year, CSI: Vegas was CBS' lowest-rated scripted series to be renewed, and it was also one of the network's lowest-rated series overall. The network's studio produces the series, and it's connected to a popular franchise, but that may not be enough to save it this time if the ratings stay low. Will CSI: Vegas be cancelled or renewed for season four? Stay tuned. *Status Update Below.

A police procedural series, the CSI: Vegas TV show stars Paula Newsome, Marg Helgenberger, Matt Lauria, Mandeep Dhillon, Ariana Guerra, Lex Medlin, and Jay Lee. Reggie Lee recurs. Amidst the neon lights and long shadows, dark threats lurk in Sin City. Maxine Roby (Newsome) leads her team of brilliant Crime Scene Investigators as they use science to solve baffling cases. Working together are veteran Catherine Willows (Helgenberger), Level II CSI Allie Rajan...

A comrade's future is at stake in the third season of the CSI: Vegas TV show on CBS. As we all know, Nielsen ratings typically play a big role in determining whether a TV show like CSI: Vegas is cancelled or renewed for season four. Unfortunately, most of us do not live in Nielsen households. Because many viewers feel frustrated when their viewing habits and opinions aren't considered, we invite you to rate all of the third season episodes of CSI: Vegas here.*Status Update Below.

A CBS police procedural series, the CSI: Vegas TV show stars Paula Newsome, Marg Helgenberger, Matt Lauria, Mandeep Dhillon, Ariana Guerra, Lex Medlin, and Jay Lee. Reggie Lee recurs. Amidst the neon lights and long shadows, dark threats lurk in Sin City. Maxine Roby (Newsome) leads her team of brilliant Crime Scene Investigators as they use science to...

The investigators won't return to their jobs for the 2024-25 television season. CSI: Vegas has been cancelled, so CBS won't be airing a fourth season.

A police procedural series, the CSI: Vegas TV show stars Paula Newsome, Marg Helgenberger, Matt Lauria, Mandeep Dhillon, Ariana Guerra, Lex Medlin, and Jay Lee. Reggie Lee recurs. Amidst the neon lights and long shadows, dark threats lurk in Sin City. Maxine Roby (Newsome) leads her team of brilliant Crime Scene Investigators as they use science to solve baffling cases. Working together are veteran Catherine Willows (Helgenberger), Level II CSI Allie Rajan (Dhillon), homicide detective Serena Chavez (Guerra), CSI Christopher Park (Jay Lee), and Level I CSI Beau Finado (Medlin). These professionals deploy the latest forensic techniques to do what they do best -- follow the evidence -- to preserve and serve justice.

The crime scene investigations in Las Vegas are over at CBS. Following reports that CSI: Vegas was in serious danger of getting canceled, the bad news has now been confirmed, as CBS has axed the CSI sequel series after three seasons.

Per Deadline, CSI: Vegas was one of two shows to get axed on Friday. So Help Me Todd has also been canceled, and this news comes as a bit of a shock, as it had been a solid ratings performer alongside CSI: Vegas. However, compared with the other shows on CBS, they were still the least-watched drama shows on the network for the Spring 2024 season. With so many other CBS shows getting renewed, and with new shows like NCIS: Origins, Watson, and the Matlock reboot debuting in the fall, the axe had to fall somewhere, sealing the fate of CSI: Vegas and So Help Me Todd. Worse yet for...

Two shows have just been canceled by CBS.

CSI: Vegas and So Help Me Todd are no longer moving forward at the network, THR reported on Friday (April 19).

Keep reading to find out more…

If you weren’t aware, CSI: Vegas premiered in 2021. The show, which stars Matt Lauria and Paula Newsome, is currently airing its third season.

So Help Me Todd, starring Marcia Gay Harden and Skylar Austin, made its debut on CBS in 2022. The show’s second season in currently airing.

According to THR, CSI: Vegas is averaging 6.4 million viewers per episode, while So Help Me Todd averages 6.3 million. Neither figure matched the network’s expectations, leading to the series’ cancellations.

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Both “So Help Me Todd” and “CSI: Vegas” have been canceled at CBS, Variety has learned.

“So Help Me Todd” is currently airing its second season at the broadcaster, while “CSI: Vegas” is airing its third. Both shows are scheduled to air their season finales in May, which will now serve as series finales.

The two shows were some of the few CBS shows awaiting words on their fates for next season. The only other CBS shows with pending renewal statuses are “The Equalizer” and “NCIS: Hawai’i.” They are both solid performers, with “So Help Me Todd” averaging 7.7 million viewers an episode in multiplatform Live+35 and “CSI: Vegas” averaging 7.6 million. According to an individual with knowledge of the situation, CBS simply did not have enough room on the schedule to bring them back.

In addition to its many previously announced renewals, CBS already has a number of new shows set to debut next season.

CBS has canceled CSI: Vegas after three seasons and So Help Me Todd after two. The news is not surprising as Deadline revealed earlier this week that both dramas were heavily on the bubble and in grave danger.

That despite CSI: Vegas and So Help Me Todd being solid ratings performers. With the entire CBS schedule doing well this season and three new drama series joining in 2024-25, NCIS: Origins, Matlock and Watson (in addition to a second season of the Australian NCIS: Sydney), the network was faced with painful decisions, and So Help Me Todd and CSI: Vegas are the least watched CBS drama series this spring in both linear and multi-platform ratings.

In most current linear Nielsen viewership (2/12 to date), CSI: Vegas, which improved its time period, is at #21 among all non-sports broadcast programs with 6.234M viewers and So Help Me Todd at #22 with 6.224M. That is more...

Warning! Spoilers ahead for NCIS' 1000th episode.

NCIS 1000th episode celebrates the universe's history with an Easter egg-filled case. Director Vance survives the shooting, which is succeeded by a series of attacks on NCIS. NCIS' 1000th episode case is tied to the events of the mothership's pilot, "Yankee White," where Gibbs foiled an attempt at assassinating the President aboard Air Force One.

NCIS' 1000th episode case has the team look back at the show's history, resulting in an Easter egg-filled offering. CBS' premier procedural has been on the air since 2003, after Jag successfully launched a spinoff show, which became the franchise's mothership. Much has changed in the universe and the TV sphere since then, but NCIS remains steadfast in terms of ratings for the network. In fact, it doesn't show any signs of slowing down anytime soon. There's a string of new spinoffs that are currently in development and will...

Paula Newsome as Maxine Roby in ‘CSI: Vegas’ season 3 episode 6

CBS’s CSI: Vegas finally returns after a month-long break with season three episode six, “Atomic City.” Kenneth Fink directs from a script by Ryan Lee. Episode six is set to air on Sunday, April 21, 2024 at 10pm Et/Pt.

Season three stars Paula Newsome as Maxine Roby, Marg Helgenberger as Catherine Willows, Matt Lauria as Joshua Folsom, and Mandeep Dhillon as Allie Rajan. Ariana Guerra is Detective Serena Chavez, Lex Medlin plays Beau Finado, and Jay Lee is Chris Park.

“Atomic City” Plot: The CSI team investigates a radioactive crime scene that left a father and son dead.

Lex Medlin as Beau Finado in the “Atomic City” episode CSI: Vegas Season 3 Description, Courtesy of CBS:

CSI: Vegas returns for its third season and continues the legacy of the global hit franchise. Amidst the neon lights and long shadows, dark threats lurk in Sin City.

Prepare for a gripping episode of “CSI: Vegas” as the CSI team dives into a radioactive mystery in Season 3 Episode 6, titled “Atomic City,” airing on Sunday, April 21, 2024, at 10:00 Pm on CBS.

In this intense installment, the CSI team finds themselves confronted with a challenging case involving a radioactive crime scene where a father and son have tragically lost their lives. As they delve into the investigation, they must navigate the dangers of radiation while piecing together clues to unravel the truth behind this heinous act.

Viewers can expect suspenseful twists and turns as the team races against time to uncover the motives behind the crime and bring the perpetrators to justice. With high-stakes drama and forensic expertise on full display, “Atomic City” promises to keep audiences on the edge of their seats until the very end.

Don’t miss this thrilling episode of “CSI: Vegas,” packed with intrigue, suspense,...

The 1,000th episode of the NCIS franchise is coming up, and we finally have a full synopsis.

This will be the 1,000th episode across all NCIS shows, including the spin-offs like Los Angeles, New Orleans, and Hawai’i.

It’s a big event for the franchise, and they even celebrated it on the NCIS set with a big cake.

Chris O’Donnell was on hand for that day. He used to play G. Callen on the NCIS: Los Angeles cast and his presence led to rumors about a guest star appearance.

Actor Sean Murray (Agent Timothy McGee) shared a set photo that revealed someone special returning to the NCIS cast. It will be a nice treat, but that’s not the only familiar face we will see on the big night.

Daniela Ruah (Kensi Blye on NCIS: LA) and Vanessa Lachey (Jane Tennant on NCIS: Hawai’i) also appear in Episode 1,000.

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A murder investigation leads to the possibility a robot is responsible on CBS’s CSI: Vegas season three episode five. Directed by Ruben Garcia from a script by Dave Metzger, episode five – “It Was Automation” – will air on Sunday, March 24, 2024 at 9pm Et/Pt.

Season three stars Paula Newsome as Maxine Roby, Marg Helgenberger as Catherine Willows, Matt Lauria as Joshua Folsom, and Mandeep Dhillon as Allie Rajan. Ariana Guerra is Detective Serena Chavez, Lex Medlin plays Beau Finado, and Jay Lee is Chris Park.

“It Was Automation” Plot: When a mechanic is found murdered in a dark factory, the CSI team investigates whether the perpetrator was human or a humanoid robot with an AI operating system.

Paula Newsome as Maxine Roby, Matt Lauria as Josh Folsom and Gabriel Tigerman as Cliff Roland in ‘CSI: Vegas’ season 3 episode 5

The Plot, Courtesy of CBS:

CSI: Vegas returns for its third season...

Gear up for a thrilling episode of “CSI: Vegas” as Season 3 Episode 5, titled “It Was Automation,” airs on CBS at 9:00 Pm on Sunday, March 24, 2024. In this gripping installment, the CSI team finds themselves plunged into a mysterious murder case when a mechanic is discovered dead in a dark factory.

As the team delves deeper into the investigation, they are faced with a perplexing question: was the perpetrator human, or could it have been a humanoid robot with an advanced AI operating system? With technology advancing rapidly, the line between man and machine blurs, adding a new layer of complexity to the case.

Tune in as the CSI team navigates through the twists and turns of this high-tech whodunit, uncovering clues and secrets along the way. “It Was Automation” promises to keep viewers on the edge of their seats with its intriguing premise and suspenseful storyline. Don’t miss out...