CSI: Feature

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Season 6: Episodes 6.13-6.24

Starring:
William Petersen as “Gil Grissom” Paul Guilfoyle as “Captain Jim Brass”
Marg Helgenberger as “Catherine Willows” Eric Szmanda as “Greg Sanders”
Gary Dourdan as “Warrick Brown” Robert David Hall as “Dr. Albert Robbins”
George Eads as “Nick Stokes” Louise Lombard as “Detective Sofia Curtis”
Jorja Fox as “Sara Sidle” Wallace Langham as “David Hodges”

Welcome back to the original sin city

Just like physical evidence, the ratings never lie! – CSI: Crime Scene Investigation is one of the most successful television shows on global screens, and Momentum Pictures is proud to present Season 6: Part 2 of this magnificent Emmy Award®-winning show. On June 4th 2007 join Vegas’ finest as they scrutinize and solve a selection of confounding crime scenes ranging from gang shootings to pseudo Nazi torture chambers.

Gil Grissom (William Petersen), grave-shift supervisor, heads the team of investigators at the Crime Lab in Las Vegas. The team includes Catherine Willows (Marg Helgenberger), a hard- working single parent with a chequered past and a controversial father; Warrick Brown (Gary

Dourdan), a top analyst with insider knowledge of the gambling world; Nick Stokes (George Eads), a true-blue stand-up guy who empathizes with victims via his own experiences; Sara Sidle (Jorja Fox), a dedicated and inquisitive investigator who has more than a professional interest in Grissom; and Greg Sanders (Eric Szmanda), the wacky tech- analyst-turned-field investigator. Their trials and triumphs have raked in a huge fan base over the years, and the CSI Franchise just keeps on growing, with two hugely successful spin-off shows, CSI: NY and CSI: Miami achieving spectacular ratings.

Following its launch in 2000, the show has become a worldwide phenomenon, and is now sold to over 200 territories. Quentin Tarantino, who was nominated for a directing Emmy Award® for the Series 5 finale, is a famous fan of the Franchise and, since the series’ launched over seven years ago, the number of students studying forensic science at colleges and universities around the world has soared.

With astute writing, intense portrayals and groundbreaking special effects, CSI has brought crime drama into a whole new calibre of excellence and is a heart-stopping, rip-roaring ride into the not-so-quiet world of forensic science.

The second instalment of the Season 6 DVD features a host of extras, including writers’ commentary, coroner’s reports and a ‘Gadgets & Gizmos’ section detailing the technical tools used in selected episodes.

They say Vegas is the city of second chances…
but don’t let this one pass you by!

Episode 613 -“Kiss-Kiss, Bye-Bye”
When a waiter is gunned down at a glitzy Vegas party, the CSIs postulate that the waiter was trying to murder the hostess; an aging Vegas dancer and socialite. Several suspects are under the microscope, however when the hostess is found shot to death on a lawn chair the case takes an unexpected turn.

Episode 614 – “Killer”
The CSIs track down an ex con who lets his lifetime of crime catch up with him when he tries to settle an old score, accidentally killing an innocent young girl and destroying the new life he had built.

Episode 615 – “Pirates of the Third Reich”
When Lady Heather’s daughter is found dead, Grissom and the CSI team are led into a twisted world of medical experimentation conducted by a crazed, Nazi-sympathizing pseudo-scientist.

Episode 616 – “Up in Smoke”
A romantic evening ends abruptly when a dead body is found in the chimney of an aging bachelor’s house. Sara, Nick and Brass are called in to investigate.

Episode 617 – “I Like to Watch”
Reality television and the all-to-real world of crime scene investigation combine when a young woman is found drugged and sexually assaulted in the hallway of her high rise apartment building. While the camera crew follows the case to sensationalize the crime, the CSIs try to nail the psychotic criminal who appears to have a passion for pedicures.

Episode 618 – “The Unusual Suspect”
When a 17-year-old homecoming queen is found dead, wrapped in a shower curtain and dumped on the football field, the CSIs go back to school to search for suspects. With two confessions for one crime, the CSIs find it extremely difficult to determine who the one-and-only murderer is.

Episode 619 – “Spellbound”
When a psychic is murdered at her occult shop, Grissom, Greg and Warrick examine the excessive amount of clues. They soon realize that the psychic’s ability to see into the future could be the cause of her own death. However, Sedona’s former powers prove to be useful for the team; helping them to crack yet another case.

Episode 620 – “Poppin’ Tags”
When three teenagers are shot to death, when trying to put up posters of their favourite rapper, the team is drawn into the world of street gangs and all the violence that goes along with it.

Episode 621 – “Rashomama”
The CSIs experience the wedding jitters when they investigate a case in which the mother of the groom is found dead, and tied to the couple’s car by her pantyhose. The team questions the wedding party to find the means and motive behind the crime.

Episode 622 – “Time of Your Death”
When the assistant of a Hollywood entertainment mogul is murdered during his vacation in Vegas, the CSIs question how the young victim could afford to drive a Ferrari, wear designer clothes and lodge at a fancy hotel. As they get to the bottom of the crime, they realize that the victim’s fantasy turned out to be a harsh reality.

Episode 623 – “Bang Bang”
When the team finds a woman shot to death in her home, shortly after sleeping with her sexy teenage gardener, the victim’s husband reigns as the number one suspect. However, the race to wrap the case gets dangerous when one of the team members takes a bullet.

Episode 624 – “Way To Go”
While Brass struggles for his life after being shot in the chest, the team investigates the murders of a decapitated victim with a civil war obsession, and a man who killed himself by partying too hard.

Extras: “Killer” Commentary with Naren Shankar, Kenneth Fink an Dustin Lee Abraham; “Poppin’ Tags” Commentary with Dustin Lee Abraham and George Eads; “Apparent Cause of Death” featurette; “Gadgets and Gizmos” featurette; Coroner’s Report featurette; Season Six Trajectory featurette www.behindthetape.co.uk

CSI: NY
EPISODES 3.1-3.12
In the city that never sleeps, CSI: NY never rests

Starring

Gary Sinise as “Det. Mack ‘Mac’ Taylor” Melina Kanakaredes as “Det. Stella Bonasera”
Carmine Giovinazzo as “Danny Messer” Anna Belknap as “Lindsay Monroe”
Hill Harper as “Dr. Sheldon Hawkes” Eddie Cahill as “Det. Don Flack”

and featuring:
Robert Joy as “Dr. Sid Hammerback” Claire Forlani as “Dr. Peyton Driscoll”

CSI: NY returns for another blistering season with the release of CSI: NY Episodes 3.1-3.12 on 16 July 2007 – another 12 thrilling episodes from the Big Apple. With this fantastic three disc release, Momentum Pictures serves up another slice of New York’s top-rated crime drama. As a special treat, this release features two extra episodes from the highly acclaimed CSI: Miami/CSI: NY crossover episodes CSI: Miami: 4.7 Felony Flight and CSI: NY 2.7 Manhattan Manhunt sees both teams race against the clock to stop a serial killer from claiming his next victim.

The third series in the CSI Franchise, CSI: NY blends high-tech gadgetry and forensics with good old-fashioned police work to crack cases and give the victims of crime a voice of their own. First aired in the UK in 2005; CSI: NY was the highest-rated debut for the CSI Franchise on Five and is now the fourth highest-rated US drama in the UK. Season Three takes on a British flavour with the addition of new pathologist Dr. Peyton Driscoll played by Claire Forlani (Meet Joe Black).

Det. Mac Taylor (Gary Sinise – Forrest Gump, Snake Eyes, The Green Mile) heads up the team, an ex-Marine whose field of expertise is explosives; Mac believes that everything is connected and everyone has a story. His partner is Stella Bonasera (Melina Kanakaredes – Providence, The Practice) a half-Greek, half-Italian – all New York – jack-of-all-trades, who is tough and independent with an unmatched desire to bring justice to victims of violent crime.

The rest of the team is comprised of Danny Messer (Carmine Giovanazzo – Black Hawk Down, In Enemy Hands), personally selected by Mac to join the team; Danny has a cloudy family history and often uses his intimate history of lawbreakers to help the world of the lawmaker. Starting off as the Chief Medical Examiner, Dr. Sheldon Hawkes (Hill Harper – He Got Game, City of Angels) recently traded in the autopsy slab for the field. New recruit Lindsay Monroe (Anna Belknap – Medical Investigation, Without a Trace) hails from Montana and although she is the youngest member of the group, she brings a fresh perspective to all her cases. Working closely with them is Det. Don Flack (Eddie Cahill – Friends, Lords of Dogtown) a tough, born- and-bred New Yorker from a long line of lawmen who works closely with the CSI team to make sure no one escapes the long arm of the law.

This latest season glimpses into the private lives of the CSIs. Typically a closed book, Mac starts a relationship with the new coroner Dr. Peyton Driscoll. However, Peyton soon discovers that Mac may not be ready for a commitment. Meanwhile, the other team members have struggles of their own; Stella continues to heal from her near-death experience with ex-boyfriend Frankie Mala at the end of Season Two; Lindsay’s past comes back to haunt her; Hawkes suffers the consequences of a professional decision he made years ago and Flack realises that one of his fellow cops may be dirty.

And, on top of these personal dramas, the team have work to do as their paths cross everyone from a trio of Holly Golightly robbers, a serial killer and the underground cult of suicide girls to a mummified boy and a murdered marathon runner. It’s all in a day’s work for these dedicated law enforcers, meticulously following the evidence to eliminate doubt – nothing is overlooked and no one is above the law.

Synopses:
Episode 301 “People with Money”
When two bungee jumpers witness a death on the Brooklyn Bridge, Mac and his new love interest Peyton Driscoll are called in to investigate. In Manhattan, the team finds a murdered young heiress whose causality is tied to cockfighting.

Episode 302 “Not What it Looks Like”
When a trio of Holly Golightly look-alikes rob a jewellery store, the detectives find themselves questioning the girls’ involvement in the dangerous world of blood diamonds. Meanwhile, a female corpse is found mummified in a condemned apartment complex. Could her councilman husband be to blame?

Episode 303 “Love Run Cold”
Danny and Lindsay investigate the death of a vodka spokeswoman dressed as an ice queen, and murdered with her sceptre at a promotional event. Mac and Stella take to the streets where they find a marathon runner murdered on the track with what appears to be carbon monoxide.

Episode 304 “Hung Out to Dry”
Guest Starring: Edward Furlong
A serial murderer who leaves his victims in coded t-shirts is on the loose. The team struggles to decode his mythological clues and put their main suspect behind bars.

Episode 305 “Oedipus Hex”
Guest Stars: The Suicide Girls
Danny and Lindsay explore the worlds of goth and glam when a young girl that belongs to the underground “suicide girls” cult is found dead after a blood-bath concert. Across town, Mac and Stella investigate the death of a homeless man who was known as a basketball legend on the court. Flack searches for Shane Casey after his escape from the police vehicle.

Episode 306 “Open and Shut”
A young hotel employee falls to her death from a hotel rooftop after she becomes embroiled in a deal with a scheming top model. Meanwhile, Stella investigates a self defence case where a woman shoots her husband’s business associate and possible murderer in her apartment.

Episode 307 “Murder Sings the Blues”
When a young woman dressed from head to toe in blue is found dead in a subway after a rowdy rave party, Mac is summoned from a night at the opera to a bloody crime scene. Across town, a famous bachelor is found dead in his swim gym.

Episode 308 “Consequences”
When a paintball player is found shot to death, Flack realizes that a dirty cop under his supervision could be to blame. Mac comes face-to-face with his deceased wife’s son; a young man he never got the chance to know.

Episode 309 “And Here’s To You, Mrs. Azrael”
After a night of heavy partying two underage girls make the reckless decision to drive home. In route, the girls get into an accident and one on them dies instantaneously. The other is sent to the hospital where she is smothered to death. The team unravels the sordid case and arrives at a shocking discovery.

Episode 310 “Sweet 16”
Mac and Flack investigate the death of parachute professional whose chute was pelted with dead pigeons causing him to swerve out of control and plummet to the ground. Across town the master of pigeon racing is found murdered amongst the coops. Meanwhile, Stella and Lindsey find a rich family man dead behind the wheel of a Mercedes, which happens to be his daughter’s sweet sixteenth gift.

Episode 311 “Raising Shane”
Guest Starring; Edward Furlong
When Hawkes is framed for shooting a bartender and then later sent to prison, the team takes to the street to set their investigator free. A surprise visit from Shane Casey later explains the death of a man at a peep show and Hawkes’ compromising situation.

Episode 312 “Silent Night”
Special Appearance by Marlee Matlin and Sasha Cohen
Mac and Stella work with a deaf family to find the killer behind their daughter’s death. Meanwhile, the team investigates the murder of a young skating sensation. Petrified by the case, Lindsey tells Stella of her painful past.

Release information:
Date: 16 July 2007
Running Time: tbc
Cert: 15
Cat: MP676D
Barcode: 5060116721676
Price: £34.99
Special Features:
Bonuses are two extra episodes. The acclaimed cross over episodes between CSI: Miami and CSI: NY and CSI: Miami 4.07 “Felony Flight” followed by the episode of CSI: NY 2.07 “Manhattan Manhunt”

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CSI:Miami

“I’m Horatio Caine, and this much I know. At CSI: Miami we never close.”

Starring:
David Caruso as “Horatio Caine” Emily Procter as “Calleigh Duquesne”
Adam Rodriguez as “Eric Delko” Khandi Alexander as “Alexx Woods”
Jonathan Togo as “Ryan Wolfe” Rex Linn as “Frank Tripp”

Put on your shades, CSI: Miami returns for another round of sun, surf and sin. On 2 JULY 2007, Momentum Pictures proudly presents
CSI: Miami, Season 4, Episodes 4.1-4.12. Released on three discs, the 12 new-to-DVD episodes are complemented by a boatload full of commentaries and will satisfy every CSI: Miami junkie’s fix.

First introduced in an episode of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, CSI: Miami premiered in 2002. Now in its fifth season, CSI: Miami has surpassed its 100 episode milestone and achieved the status of the most successful TV show in the world for 2005. (Source: Informa Telecoms & Media Survey, February 16, 2006.) Here in the UK, the premiere run of CSI: Miami, Season Four

averaged 3.1 million viewers and ranked as the second-highest rated US drama series in the country. (Source: BARB)

A fast-paced crime drama, CSI: Miami blends the scientific techniques of forensics with the intuition of police work. Add in the lush backdrop and international crossroads and you get an explosive cocktail of sex, drugs, murder, betrayal and the law.

Led by Lieutenant Horatio Caine (David Caruso – NYPD Blue, Jade), a former bomb squad detective from New York, Caine often relies on a mix of gut instinct and the forensic evidence presented by each case. As a three-dimensional thinker, Horatio is more comfortable on a crime scene than in the lab, always reminding himself that the cases aren’t about him, but about the victims.

The Miami-Dade CSI team also includes Calleigh Duquesne (Emily Procter – The West Wing, Body Shots), a bilingual Southern beauty with a specialty in ballistics; Eric Delko (Adam Rodriguez – Felicity, Roswell), an underwater recovery expert who knows all the twists and turns of the Florida waterways, and enthusiastic patrolman-turned-CSI Ryan Wolfe (Jonathan Togo – Mystic River), the team’s junior member. Rounding out the team are Alexx Woods (Khandi Alexander – ER), the dedicated medical examiner with a special sensitivity for “her” departed victims, and Detective Frank Tripp (Rex Linn – JAG, Ghost of Mars), a non-nonsense, seasoned old-school cop.

Episode 401 – “From the Grave” Horatio and the CSI team face off with Miami’s deadly Mala Noche gang after a funeral becomes the scene of a murder and leads to the discovery of illegal arms dealing and the rape of an innocent bystander. Commentary with Cheri Montesanto-Medcalf, Elizabeth Devine and Karen Gaviola
Episode 402 – “Blood in the Water” A family boating accident reveals a sinister plot by grifters to heist 10 million dollars in gold bars.
Episode 403 – “Prey” The team investigates the murder of a teenage girl partying in Miami on her way to the Bahamas with her high school class. Commentary with Scott Lautanen and Corey Miller
Episode 404 – “48 Hours to Life” A young man faces life in prison – and worse – unless Horatio can prove his innocence against insurmountable odds.
Episode 405 – “Three-Way” When a “wives weekend” ends in murder, the CSI team is faced with three women whose separate trysts with the victim make them prime suspects.
Episode 406 – “Under Suspicion” Horatio and the team race against time to find out who is trying to frame Horatio for the murder of a woman he’s been dating.
Episode 407 – “Felony Flight” The team works in tandem with NY CSI chief Mac Taylor to apprehend a serial killer before he kills the young girl he has just taken hostage. Commentary with Elizabeth Devine, Anthony E. Zuiker and Scott Lautanen
Episode 408 – “Nailed” Ryan Wolfe is attacked and seriously injured while investigating the murder of a distraught soon-to-be ex-wife, and there is no shortage of suspects.
Episode 409 – “Urban Hellraisers” The team must rely on a video game for their next clue as to where a group of young gunmen will strike next. Commentary with Don Tardino, Matt Earl Beesly and Eagle Egilsson
Episode 410 – “Shattered” The CSI team is hard-pressed to find the killer of an infamous drug lord, and a member of the team is investigated for drugs by Internal Affairs. Commentary with Ildy Modrovich and Scott Lautanen
Episode 411 – “PAYBACK” A rapist is brutally murdered after his identity is exposed. Commentary with Marc Dube and Sam Hill
Episode 412 – “The Score” Horatio and the team investigate a group of male “pickup artists” out to score when one of them turns up dead.

Release information:
Date: 2 July 2007 Cert: 15
Cat number: MP661D Price: £34.99
Barcode: 5060116721539

EXTRAS: 4.01 “From the Grave” commentary with Cheri Montesanto-Medcalf, Elizabeth Devine and Karen Gaviola; 4.03 “Prey “commentary with Scott Lautanen and Corey Miller; 4.07 “Felony Flight” commentary with Elizabeth Devine, Anthony E. Zuiker and Scott Lautanen; 4.09 “Urban Hellraisers” commentary with Don Tardino, Matt Earl Beesly and Eagle Egilsson; 4.10 “Shattered” commentary with Ildy Modrovich and Scott Lautanen; 4.11 “Payback” commentary with Marc Dube and Sam Hill.

About the CSI Franchise
The CSI Franchise is produced by Alliance Atlantis and CBS Paramount Television, in association with Jerry Bruckheimer Television. Alliance Atlantis holds all worldwide distribution rights to the CSI Franchise, excluding the U.S., where CBS handles distribution.