What is the original CSI?
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CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.  First aired in 2000.  Stars William Petersen, Marg Helgenberger, Jorja Fox, George Eads, Paul Guilfoyle, Gary Dourdan, Robert David Hall, and Eric Szmanda.  Love it.
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Paramount has stated that we are to expect a September release date of season six of CSI. There is no exact date as of yet. But, at least we know what month to expect it.
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1.  CSI:  Crime Scene Investigation "Who Are You? by The Who\n2.  CSI: Miami "Won't Get Fooled Again by The Who\n3.  CSI: New York "Baba O'Reilly" by The Who
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i used to really like law and order.  over the past few years though i definitely like csi better.  i think forensics is interesting.  i also like the csi cast more...they don't change every season!
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The original Excorcist.
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yours is the x files. mine would be either without a trace or csi-new york
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I love CSI: Miami !!!! It's a million times better than the other CSI's. For one reason everyone on the show is HOTT!! Plus they always have more interesting cases. I cant wait to find out who the mole in the lab is. Miami really keeps you going. NY is crap & the original is taking a backseat to Miami. And everyone knows it.
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CSI CSI CSI CSI and more CSI.
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CSI Miami seems to use the diversity of Miami scene: place(the great brightness of sun, beach or swamp) and people (ethnic, poor to wealthy, normal to crazed, and every kind of "lifestyle") so that Miami is a character itself.  Racier show too.\n\nBut you couldn't tear me away from either.\n\nAnd I think CSI - NY sucks and I'm born raised New Yorker.
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Season one, episode 17 - Simple man\n\nhttp://www.tv.com/csi-miami/simple-man/episode/228380/summary.html?tag=ep_list;title;16
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to much CSI. Keep your day job.
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All three CSI's themes are by the same band.\n\nThe Who\n\nLV - Who Are You\nMiami - Won't Get Fooled Again\nNYC - Babba O'Riley
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I would take the entire vegas team which would make it really pointless to start a NEW CSI... i would like to get rid of Horatio though... i do not like him...
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"Figure it Out" (see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Figure_It_Out)\n\nThe whole Nickelodeon "slime" thing originated on a REALLY OLD show (we're talking about circa 1980 here) called"You Can't Do that On Television".
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ABC because it has Desperate Housewives and Extreme Home Makeover.\n\nbut CBS rocks because it has all the CSI's!!!!
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Everyone above is more or less correct - CSIs are actually the people that collect evidence from the scene itself.  They are generally not the people that do the fun experiments in the lab, as it takes a separate skill set to handle and analyse organic material than it does to collect that material without contamination and provide real-time analysis to law enforcement.\n\nThe most obvious difference between real CSIs and the ones you see on TV are that, first, they very rarely speak to suspects or 'do' a whole case; a blood spatter expert may very well just analyse one blood spatter after another, handing out reports stating that this spatter came from this angle, inflicted by an object with such-and-such mass...  a geneticist may extract and analyse DNA from several cases at once without any information as to what effect their results will have on a given case, etc.  \n\nThe most substantial difference between real life and TV, however, is the time factor.  In many parts of North America, the processing time for many lab results is extremely high.  Every week the CSI team barrels through another case; in reality, a single homicide could tie up a small staff for several years, and the suspects very, very rarely confess - a lab tech could spend two years working on a blunt-object murder, wait another three years for appeals to come to an end, and see a suspect whom they've never met locked up for five years while still proclaiming his innocence.  Not quite as fulfilling as TV would have us think.
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It depends on the department they work for, along with the job title and specifications. CSI isn't a nationwide title, and some forensic duties are carried out by police.