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Exclusive: Guy Burnet (Oppenheimer), John Ross Bowie (Speechless), Adrian Rawlins (Mary & George) and Jóhannes Haukur Jóhannesson (Vikings: Valhalla) will round out the cast of Reykjavik, writer-director Michael Russell Gunn’s historical drama for Anyone But You producer Sk Global. Additionally, 2521 Entertainment has been set to produce and finance the film in partnership with Sk Global.

Others in the cast, as previously announced, include Jeff Daniels, Jared Harris, J.K. Simmons, Hope Davis, Branka Katic and Aya Cash.

Entering production in Iceland in early October, with extensive filming at Höfði House, the actual site of the 1986 Reykjavik summit, Reykjavik explains why the event marked one of the most significant diplomatic achievements of modern times. The film takes place at the most dangerous point of the Cold War, watching as political enemies Ronald Reagan (Daniels) and Mikhail Gorbachev (Harris) meet in Iceland over one long, tense weekend to decide if there will...

A new year means new shows — and saying goodbye to your favorites. The 2023-2024 broadcast season is really just getting underway — with season premieres of scripted shows mostly in January, February, and March this year — but we already know more than a handful that will be signing off in the coming months. Below is the list of all the TV shows we’re saying goodbye to this year. ABC Station 19, seven seasons Not Dead Yet, two seasons AMC Orphan Black: Echoes, one season Parish, one season Apple TV+ Schmigadoon!, two seasons Constellation, one season Still Up, one season The Big Door Prize, two seasons CBS Blue Bloods, 14 seasons Bob Hearts Abishola, five seasons S.W.A.T., seven seasons Young Sheldon, seven seasons So Help Me Todd, two seasons CSI: Vegas, three seasons NCIS: Hawai’i, three seasons The CW Superman & Lois, four seasons Walker, four seasons Disney+ Andor, two seasons Renegade Nell,...

Bold and the Beautiful (B&b) spoilers reveal some interesting cast changes to the show for the week of October 14-18 and beyond – so fans need to take note! Wondering who will pop up in the land of L.A.? Check out all the juicy details below.

The Bold And The Beautiful Spoilers – The Healer Of All Healers Is Back!

Shandra the spiritual healer returns during the week of October 14-18, as Minita Gandhi reprises the role. As fans recall, Ridge Forrester (Thorsten Kaye) hired the guru to clear Taylor Hayes’ (Rebecca Budig) chakras and help place her on a path of good health.

Expect to see the healer during the Monday, October 14 episode, interacting with Taylor and Ridge. Gandi has had guest spots on primetime shows like CSI: Vegas, How to Get Away with Murder, and Chicago Fire

.B&b Spoilers – Much-Anticipated Debut

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Here are the latest comings and goings casting news from all four daytime dramas: The Bold and the Beautiful, Days of our Lives, General Hospital, and The Young and the Restless.

Casting For The Week of October 14, 2024

Find out if any of your favorite actors and actresses from yesteryear are returning to the shows you watch, if any newcomers have been cast in contract, recurring, or day-player roles, or if any popular performers are about to make their exit.

Days of our Lives

After two years off Days of our Lives, he last appeared in 2022, Casey Moss is finally back on the screen as JJ Deveraux. The actor begins airing on Thursday, October 17, when JJ turns up in Paris to officiate Chad (Billy Flynn) and “Abigail’s” (AnnaLynne McCord) impromptu wedding. Moss, who debuted as Jack (Matthew Ashford) and Jennifer’s (Melissa Reeves) son in 2013, is back for a short story arc.

Are there any casting moves at The Bold and the Beautiful? Find out if any newcomers or popular stars from yesteryear are joining the show this week or in the near future in contract, recurring, or day-player roles and if any of your favorite actors or actresses are leaving the CBS soap.

The Week of October 14, 2024

Minita Gandhi is back on the scene as Shandra. The spiritual healer, who clears chakras and was summoned by Ridge (Thorsten Kaye) to help save Taylor (Rebecca Budig) last week, airs on Monday, October 14. Once again, she’ll interact with Kaye and Budig. Gandhi’s credits include guest spots on Chicago Fire, How to Get Away with Murder and CSI: Vegas.

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It was May 17, 2017. The Plaza Hotel’s Food Hall and adjacent spaces over multiple floors were packed with people for CBS’ annual upfront party — an opulent display in the final years of broadcast dominance. Having won the lottery — beating the daunting odds of pilot season where hundreds of scripts vie for 20 so pilot spots and ultimately a handful of series pickups by a major network — the teams behind the new CBS shows were beaming. Except for the producers of military drama Seal Team, who were not in a festive mood.

The reason was an effort by CBS brass to replace the female lead opposite star David Boreanaz in the pilot, Jessica Paré. There was already a red flag for eagle-eyed attendees at the network’s upfront presentation at Carnegie Hall earlier that afternoon when the cast of Seal Team walked onstage sans Paré. The absence spoke volumes as it was...

Exclusive: CSI creator Anthony E. Zuiker has been tapped as writer, executive producer and showrunner for The Quiet Tenant, a limited series adaptation of the horror/suspense debut novel by Clémence Michallon. Also boarding the project, which is in development at Blumhouse Television, is the media company launched last December by Oscar winner Charlize Theron, veteran media executive/producer Dawn Olmstead and Theron’s Denver & Delilah partners Beth Kono and Aj Dix, which now has a name, Secret Menu.

The Quiet Tenant is a psychological thriller about kidnapper and serial killer Aidan Thomas, narrated by those closest to him: his 13-year-old daughter, his girlfriend, and the one victim he has spared. It explores the psychological impact of Aidan’s crimes on the women in his life — and the bonds between those women that give them the strength to fight back.

As Deadline reported exclusively in June 2023, Blumhouse TV acquired the...

Networks have been making huge moves this year. While some shows, like Tracker, are continuing, they have been eliminating several popular franchise shows to make way for possible future franchises. With Blue Bloods, CSI: Vegas, and NCIS: Hawai’i ending, the networks are expanding the Fire Country franchise and hoping fans will stick with them.

Now, many fans wonder if Tracker might get a franchise spinoff as well.

Could Tracker Get A Spinoff Series?

CBS loves to create franchises out of its shows. CBS has had many popular franchises that have brought in millions of viewers. As a result, many fans of the hit series Tracker are wondering if CBS will want to expand on that series as well.

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However, one person is not interested in spinoffs or franchise shows. That is the man who is making Tracker. Showrunner Elwood Reid said he didn’t think...

Tom Selleck has openly criticized CBS for canceling his hit TV show Blue Bloods. However, it seems he has moved on. Recently, Selleck was seen out, and he looked almost unrecognizable from when fans last saw him on the hit police procedural.

Here is a look at Selleck and what might be next for the actor.

Tom Selleck Steps Out Looking Very Different

Tom Selleck spent most of the last decade starring in Blue Bloods. Of course, he played Police Commissioner Frank Reagan. As such, he was always dressed in uniform or at least close to it with a simple yet thick mustache. In a recent photo of the actor, he looked nothing like that.

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Selleck, 79, was seen in Thousand Oaks, California, wearing a baggy black T-shirt, navy blue button-down shirt, and black athletic shorts. He also had on black socks and sneakers. Most notable was a...

Exclusive: Stephen Oyoung (Twisters) is the newest addition to the cast of the eighth Mission: Impossible film from Paramount Pictures and Skydance, Deadline can exclusively reveal.

Details as to the plot of the latest spy actioner in the series remain under wraps, as does Oyoung’s role. But the film follows up Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning, which grossed over $567Mm worldwide last summer and landed a pair of Oscar nominations for Best Sound and Visual Effects.

The Mission: Impossible films center on Cruise’s Impossible Missions Force agent Ethan Hunt, who with his team, has embarked on assorted globe-trotting missions to avert global disaster. In addition to Cruise, returning cast will include Hayley Atwell, Ving Rhames, Simon Pegg, Esai Morales, Pom Klementieff, Vanessa Kirby, Mariela Garriga, Henry Czerny, Shea Whigham, Greg Tarzan Davis, Charles Parnell and Frederick Schmidt. Others making their Mission: Impossible debut in the eighth installment include Holt McCallany,...

CBS on Saturday became the fourth broadcast network (after ABC, The CW and NBC) to lock down premiere dates for the Fall TV season.

Survivor is first out the gate when it returns for Season 47 on Wednesday, Sept. 18. Meanwhile, two of the Eye network’s high-profile launches will receive “sneak peeks” later that month, with Kathy Bates’ Matlock reimagining premiering on a special night, Sunday, Sept. 22, followed by reality competition series The Summit, which will bow Sunday, Sept. 29.

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CBS on Saturday became the fourth broadcast network (after ABC, The CW and NBC) to lock down premiere dates for the Fall TV season.

Survivor is first out the gate when it returns for Season 47 on Wednesday, Sept. 18. Meanwhile, two of the Eye network’s high-profile launches will receive “sneak peeks” later that month, with Kathy Bates’ Matlock reimagining premiering on a special night, Sunday, Sept. 22, followed by reality competition series The Summit, which will bow Sunday, Sept. 29.

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When the Nielsen streaming charts for the week of June 3 were revealed Monday, the overall ranking was led by Your Honor which originally ran for two seasons on Showtime from Dec. 2020 until March 2023. The legal thriller starring Bryan Cranston, which has been streaming on Paramount+, was No. 1 by a wide margin, amassing 1.5B minutes viewed in its first full week of also being available on Netflix in the U.S.

Your Honor, from CBS Studios and studio-based Robert and Michelle King, joined on the list perennial Nielsen Top 10-er, long-running CBS/CBS Studios procedural NCIS, which also streams on Paramount+ and Netflix, as well and another CBS Studios drama from the Kings that has been a recent staple on the Originals Nielsen chart, Evil, with its current Season 4 on Paramount+ supplemented by the first two seasons streaming on Netflix.

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When CBS canceled CSI: Vegas, the show ended up with a cliffhanger. Fans were unhappy because it seemed that networks were canceling many shows late, without letting the stories finish and leaving fans hanging. Now, the creator of CSI: Vegas has said he knows why the show was canceled.

Here is what he had to say and why it still shocked him when the word came down.

CSI: Vegas Creator Talks Cancelation

CSI: Vegas creator Anthony Zuiker has opened up about his show’s cancellation. He has explained not only why CBS canceled th show but also why it was a surprise and a huge disappointment for the franchise.

CSI: Vegas

According to Zuiker, CSI: Vegas was not profitable. However, he said they were almost there, and it was a disappointment to learn about the cancellation. “We were probably a season away from being profitable, but I didn’t see it coming,...

If there is one thing you can count on from CBS, it's that they know when they have a golden goose on their hands, and it isn't long before they start dishing out those priceless eggs.

As a network that loves a good spinoff, it was only a matter of time before Fire Country, which saw success as wild as the fires it fights in the series, received its own interconnected show to branch out its stories and characters further.

However, unlike its parent show, Sheriff Country will focus on fighting criminal activity rather than renegade wildfires that the chiseled Max Theriot has to put on a shirt to put out.

There is not much information about the series at the moment, but that won't stop us at TV Fanatic from sharing everything we know so far about Sheriff Country Season 1!

What Is Sheriff Country About?

Sheriff Country stars Morena Baccarin...

CBS once had a very successful franchise of CSI TV shows. Those days appear to be gone since a recent entry, CSI: Vegas, drew low ratings and was cancelled after three seasons. Now, the network is trying an unscripted series. Will this show attract enough viewers to stay on the air? Will The Real CSI: Miami be cancelled or renewed for season two? Stay tuned.

A true crime series, The Real CSI: Miami TV show comes from Jerry Bruckheimer, Anthony E. Zuiker, and the minds behind the CSI scripted television franchise. In each episode, actual crime cases are explored for viewers. Real investigators examine the cutting-edge forensics used to unravel the case, sometimes exposing surprising motives. Cases this season include a double murder case in Florida where a beloved mother was finally able to find love again after...

As TV academy voters fill out their 2024 Emmy nominations ballots, they will have to consider 107 shows for Best Drama Series. This is down by 56 contenders compared to last year. As was the case in 2023, members may not allow their selections to exceed the number of eventual nominations for a given award, which, in this case, will be eight.

2023 Best Drama Series winner “Succession” and six of the seven also-rans are out of the current race because they did not air new episodes during the June 1, 2023 to May 31, 2024 qualifying period. This leaves “The Crown” as the only 2023 nominee eligible for an immediate return, which could lead to its second victory here following its first in 2021.

Remember, only eight of the shows below will earn bids for Best Drama Series when the Emmy nominations are announced on July 17. Which do you think will make the cut?

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When CBS canceled NCIS: Hawai’i, there was word that the announcement came too late to allow the show to have a conclusive finale. Instead, it ended with a minor cliffhanger that left the door open for the next season’s story. It will never happen, and it made a lot of fans mad.

CBS Entertainment president Amy Reisenbach talked about the cancellation and said she sympathized with fans.

Head Of CBS Talks Canceling NCIS: Hawai’i

CBS Entertainment president Amy Reisenbach said that canceling NCIS: Hawai’i was not easy. She also said she sympathized with fans who were disappointed to see the series ending. However, the decision would not be reversed, and she said it was a decision that had to be made.

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She was asked about canceling NCIS: Hawai’i, CSI: Vegas, and So Help Me Todd. According to Reisenbach, “I’m a big fan of TV first,...

CBS Entertainment president Amy Reisenbach says that she and other execs at America’s Most Watched Network would “toss and turn” while deciding which shows to cancel this spring.

“I’m a big fan of TV first and I sympathize and relate to all of the fans out there who are disappointed in the fact that these shows are ending,” Reisenbach said on Tuesday at the Banff World Media Festival (per our sister site Variety). “But at the end of the day, our job at CBS is to make those really tough calls,” she added, echoing the comments she made...

CBS got in early with its 2024-25 schedule and has been stocking up on new shows such as NCIS: Origins, Watson and Sheriff’s Country, and it isn’t planning on slowing down soon.

Amy Reisenbach, President of CBS Entertainment, said Tuesday during a Deadline-moderated panel session at the Banff World Media Festival that she was already planning ahead for the 2026-27 broadcast season.

This may include some new comedies and potentially cooking shows as Reisenbach explained her new programming strategy.

“What’s great as we’re talking about 2025-26, in some cases, we’ve even pinpointed places where we want to be developing for 2026-27 already,” she said. “That’s the joy of working at CBS, and with the schedule and the stability that we have on the schedule, we can think that far in advance. We’re crazy if we’re not taking advantage of that.”

Reisenbach, who...

The fate of CBS owner Paramount Global remains way up in the air, and the future of broadcast TV in general remains a big question mark. But as CBS Entertainment president Amy Reisenbach said on Tuesday at the Banff World Media Festival, that’s not stopping her from plotting her primetime development plans way into the future.

“What’s great as we’re talking about 2025-26, in some cases, we’ve even pinpointed places where we want to be developing for 2026-27 already,” she said. “That’s the joy of working at CBS, and with the schedule and the stability that we have on the schedule, that we can think that far in advance. We’re crazy if we’re not taking advantage of that.”

Reisenbach noted that the move away from a dedicated pilot season has allowed her to take time in developing shows like “Tracker” — which was picked...

Station 19 ends tonight on ABC. The finale will finish off the show after seven seasons. When it comes to what fans can expect, the co-showrunners (Zoanne Clack and Peter Paige) only had a little bit of time to figure out how to wrap up the show for the fans.

It sounds like they did it right, as star Jason George said fans would need some “tissues” to get through the emotional episode. Here is what you need to know.

Station 19 Finale To Be Emotional

There have been a lot of angry fans watching TV this season. Shows like CSI: Vegas and NCIS: Hawai’i ended with cliffhangers. This means that the fans never got closure after all the hours they dedicated to following the shows and their characters. However, Station 19 will have closure because ABC warned them in time to finish it.

Screenshot from Station 19, sourced from Instagram

However,...

Here's a list of TV shows that aired (or are expected to air) during the 2023-24 season (roughly September 2023 through August 2024) but won't be back for the 2024-25 season. Not finding a show that you believe has been cancelled? Check our other season lists or our network, cable, and streaming show status pages.

Latest additions: Walker (The CW), Silk: Spider Society (Prime Video/MGM+), The Spencer Sisters (The CW), Constellation (Apple TV+), Scavengers Reign (Max), Not Dead Yet (ABC), Snowpiercer (AMC), Chad (The Roku Channel), Extended Family (NBC), The Lazarus Project (TNT), NCIS: Hawai’i (CBS), CSI: Vegas (CBS), So Help Me Todd (CBS), Sweet Tooth (Netflix), Siesta Key (MTV), Everything Now (Netflix), Quantum Leap (NBC), Death and Other Details (Hulu), Uncoupled (Showtime), Bupkis (Peacock), Break Point (Netflix), Daria (Comedy Central), The Brothers Sun (Netflix), The Umbrella Academy (Netflix), Evil (Paramount+), Tacoma Fd (truTV), Ratched...

CSI: Vegas was officially cancelled by CBS after a three-season run, and many fans want to know why there will be no more episodes moving forward.

CSI: Vegas Season 3 just wrapped up on CBS with the season finale airing on May 19.

The show began in 2021 as one of many spin-offs of the original CSI series.

Read full article on The Direct.

Exclusive: Chuti Tiu, who has acted in CSI: Vegas, Expats and Yellowstone, has signed with The Luedtke Agency in New York.

Tiu is known for appearances in numerous network and streaming shows, most recently in a season 3 episode of CSI: Vegas and Prime Video’s Nicole Kidman series Expats. Further back, she acted in Star Trek: Picard and How to Get Away With Murder among other titles. She also had a recurring role on 24.

Last month, she won the Best Actress award at the New York Cinefest for her performance in feature A Summer Night, written and directed by Oscar Torre. She also appeared in Brian Cox and Kate Beckinsale feature Prisoner’s Daughter in 2022 and is next in Lilly, which will star Patricia Clarkson.

Elsewhere, Tiu is known for writing and starring in indie feature Pretty Rosebud, and was a producer on A Summer Night.

She is also represented by...

CBS canceled a lot of popular shows this season. They canceled Blue Bloods, NCIS: Hawai’i, and CSI: Vegas. They also announced they will bring back S.W.A.T., but only for one more season. The reason the network execs gave was that they wanted to “freshen” things up and hope viewers would like the new shows replacing the beloved canceled series.

One way to do that is by adding in another franchise show, but this one will be very different from everything that came before. CSI: Miami is coming back in a new format.

CBS Bringing Back CSI: Miami As A Different Show

CBS has offered up some replacements for the departing shows, but it remains to be seen if fans care enough to buy into the new ones. For example, NCIS: Hawai’i is going away, but a show called NCIS: Origins is replacing it. For Blue Bloods, CBS is bringing in...

Max is in danger, and Chris is unconscious.

For a series on its last episode after a recent cancellation order, CSI: Vegas threw viewers straight into the action from the opening scene.

As fans say goodbye to the CSI team we've grown fond of for the last three years, CSI: Vegas Season 3 Episode 10 gave fans a conflicting farewell.

The revolving theme for this season has been the AI robots. Max still has Ocho in her lab from CSI: Vegas Season 3 Episode 5, "It Was Automation."

So, naturally, everyone believed the bad guy they were after was the company's founder, Truman Thomas.

But on the last episode of the series, fans got the best misdirect we've seen in a while.

'Cause the bad guy was dead and, in fact, innocent all along. He was just a pawn in the wheel of a bigger plan.

Throughout the hour, an unnamed bad guy...

[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...

Hey, "CSI: Vegas" fans. We hope you guys totally enjoyed episode 10 tonight, especially since it will most certainly be the last episode of CSI: Vegas that you'll ever see forever. Yep, tonight's episode 10 was not only the season finale episode, but also the series finale. According to the folks over at Deadline.com, CBS decided to go ahead and cancel CSI: Vegas last month in April 2024. It joined the other group of casualties over at CBS: NCIS: Hawaii and So Help Me Todd. All of these shows performed pretty well, but the CBS line up of shows are just so competitive, right now, that they were just not good enough to make the cut. Plus, CBS decided to bring on some new shows, which also thinned the funding that is left to go around.

Hey, "CSI: Vegas" fans. We're back to go over another new round of CSI: Vegas spoiler scoops for you guys. In this spoiler session, we're going to see how this series is going to wrap up in the next, new, finale episode 10 of this current season 3, which is set to hit the air tonight, May 19, 2024. We were able to get a hold of an official teaser description for one of episode 10's main storylines via CBS' official episode 10 press release synopsis. So, we will certainly give it a look-see right now. Let's go. To start, CBS let us know that this new episode 10 of CSI: Vegas season 3 does have an official title. The writers decided to call this one, "Tunnel Vision." It sounds like episode 10 will feature some very intense, dramatic, action-filled, suspenseful, interesting and scandalous scenes.

This year, several television shows have been canceled much to the chagrin of fans. Several of them were popular shows that still got good ratings. However, some of them also didn’t get proper endings. An example is CSI: Vegas, which will end with several cliffhangers. Another show this happened to was So Help Me Todd.

Fans have lashed out at the network about the show’s ending and here is what you need to know.

So Help Me Todd Ends Series With Cliffhanger

When CBS explained why it was canceling shows like Blue Bloods, the network said it needed to “freshen up” the schedule by adding new shows. That means some fan-favorite shows had to end. However, they also said that they wanted to allow the shows to end on notes that ended the stories.

That isn’t what happened all the time. CSI: Vegas is ending with cliffhangers...

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...

Warning: The following contains spoilers for the Mary & George finale. Proceed at your own risk!

Mary & George‘s quest to rule the Court of England came to a bloody end in the finale of the Starz limited series.

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After George’s plan to...

We’ve got questions, and you’ve (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we’re lobbing queries left and right about lotsa shows including Tracker, The Chi, Law & Order: Svu, Young Sheldon and CSI: Vegas!

1 | If Doctor Who’s “space babies” are, well, babies, how are there the drawings of toddlers on the walls?

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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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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...

General Hospital spoilers tease The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Is having a bit of a cast shakeup as they begin filming Season 14.

While recent additions such as Crystal Kung Minkoff and Annemarie Wiley never really took off with audiences, production is hoping some new blood will shake things up. In the past, the show has been successful with soap stars having added both Lisa Rinna and Eileen Davidson in Season 5. And it seems as though the show may be trying once again.

General Hospital Spoilers – Eva Larue Is Rumored To Be Joining The Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills

Rumor has it that Eva Larue has joined the case ahead of Season 14. Soap fans know Larue from her role as Dr. Maria Santos on All My Children.

In addition, Larue played Det. Natalia Boa Vista on CSI: Las Vegas. She also recently debuted on General Hospital as Natalia Ramirez.

If the rumors are true,...

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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Hey, "CSI: Vegas" fans. We're back at you with another new spoiler session for CBS' CSI: Vegas series. In this one, we've got a couple of spoilery details to go over for the next, new episode 9 of this current season 3, which is currently set to show up tonight, May 12, 2024. We were able to get a hold of two, new official teaser descriptions for this new episode 9 straight from the CBS folks by way of their official episode 9 press release synopsis. So, let's dive into it right now. First thing's first. We've got an official title for this new episode 9 of CSI: Vegas season 3. It's called, "Heavy Metal." It sounds like episode 9 will feature some very scandalous, intense, dramatic, interesting, possible action-filled and suspenseful scenes as an antique shop owner turns up dead. A major breakthrough is made and more. The first spoiler scoop reveals that a local antique shop owner...

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...

CSI: Vegas fans, we’ve got a fresh off the press preview for the new Season 3 Episode 10 episode titled Tunnel Vision!

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

CSI: Vegas Tunnel Vision Season 3 Episode 10 Preview

In this episode of “CSI: Vegas” titled “Tunnel Vision,” viewers are in for an intense and suspenseful ride as the CSI team faces one of their most challenging cases yet. Set to air on CBS at 10:00 Pm on May 19, 2024, this installment promises to keep audiences on the edge of their seats from start to finish.

Following an explosion in a biolab, the CSI team finds themselves thrust into a race against time to determine the source of the blast and the identity of the perpetrator. As they sift through the evidence, tensions run...

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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Exclusive: ScreenCraft has finalized the lineup for its annual Virtual Writers Summit.

The summit, which is expected to span the entire month of June this year, will feature creatives including Richard Linklater, Issa Lopez, Lulu Wang, Quinta Brunson, Nkechi Okoro Carroll, and Sean Wang.

Typically, the summit has occurred over one weekend. However, this year boasts the largest lineup ever, thus resulting in panels over the course of the month on June 8, 15, 22, and 29.

“This marks the fifth year we have organized our annual writers summit virtually and, undeniably, the strongest lineup we have ever put together,” Thomas Dever, VP of Business Development for Industry Arts, ScreenCraft’s parent company, said in a statement. “We are thrilled to hear from these incredible speakers and bring them together with our audience to educate and inspire.”

See the full schedule below.

June 8

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CBS has been “freshening” up its lineup by canceling some fan-favorite shows and replacing them with new versions, hoping fans will happily switch to the new shows. CBS canceled Blue Bloods to add more to the Fire Country franchise. It is also canceling NCIS: Hawai’i and replacing it with NCIS: Origins. Now, they are replacing CSI: Vegas as well.

Here is a look at what is coming next for the CSI franchise.

CBS Bringing New CSI Series To Summer Season

CBS announced several shows that they canceled and some were not only fan favorites but were also successful in the ratings. Things started out exciting when CBS brought back CSI: Vegas because it saw Gil Grissom (William Peterson) and Sara Sidle (Jorja Fox) return. However, they only lasted one season and the new cast had to carry the series.

After three seasons and 39 episodes, the ratings continued to be strong.

Triggering memories seemed to be the theme of Will Trent Season 2 Episode 8.

The series has delved into Will's childhood this season, and it finally revealed the traumatic event that he had blocked out for years.

Elsewhere, when Michael and Angie investigated an Army Ranger's death, it brought up some feelings about Michael's time in the military.

We haven't even started discussing how important Lily's case was since she had been missing for 13 years, and certain clues from her case triggered Will.

As mentioned in the Will Trent Spoilers, Lily's case reminded me of The Promise episode from CSI: Vegas because no one initially took her disappearance seriously, and the trail went cold.

There are 60,000 missing Black women in this country. We’re going to get justice for this one.

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“CSI: Vegas” may be canceled, but CBS isn’t giving up on the franchise. The Eye network announced Tuesday a new edition in the “CSI” universe — but this time in the unscripted space.

CBS has ordered the unscripted, true-crime docuseries “The Real CSI: Miami” based on the drama “CSI: Miami,” which aired from 2002 to 2012 (for 10 seasons and 232 episodes). The new series is set to release on CBS on June 26 at 10 p.m. Et. The news came as CBS announced its summer lineup.

The logline for “The Real CSI: Miami” reads, “Each episode features gripping real-life crime cases and the cutting-edge forensic science used to solve them. ‘The Real CSI: Miami’ highlights that at the heart of every story is a victim and a family seeking justice.”

The news of another “CSI” show being ordered comes after the last show in the franchise “CSI: Vegas” announced its cancellation in April after three seasons.

CSI: Miami is getting the docuseries treatment.

CBS has ordered an unscripted series based on its iconic crime drama – The Real CSI: Miami.

It comes from CSI creator Anthony Zuiker, Jerry Bruckheimer, who has produced the franchise and Nailed It! and Top Chef producer Magical Elves.

The series will feature real-life crime cases and the cutting-edge forensic science used to solve them.

CBS Entertainment President Amy Reisenbach recently teased that there was another CSI project in development. She said that the CBS brand was “part of its legacy as a company”. “I definitely think that franchise is alive and well will continue to be in discussions we have,” she said. “I think that ultimately we’ll find different and interesting ways to bring the show back.”

CBS CEO George Cheeks added at a recent CBS press conference, “In addition to CSI being such a global hit and all the iterations,...