description CSI: NY Overview
CSI: NY was a CBS television series running from 2004 to 2013, featuring NYPD forensic scientists who investigated unusual deaths and crimes. The show originated as an indirect spin-off of *CSI: Crime Scene Investigation* and a direct spin-off of *CSI: Miami*. It constituted the third installment in the *CSI* franchise, comprising 197 episodes across nine seasons.
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Who leads the forensic team in CSI: NY?
Gary Sinise plays Detective Mac Taylor, the head of the NYPD Crime Scene Investigation team. The group investigates unusual deaths and crimes across New York City using forensic evidence.
How is CSI: NY connected to CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and CSI: Miami?
CSI: NY is part of the CSI franchise and began as an indirect spin-off of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. It also follows CSI: Miami as the franchise's New York-based series, with its own cast and police department setting.
How many seasons and episodes does CSI: NY have?
The series ran on CBS from 2004 to 2013 for 9 seasons and 197 original episodes. Its regular cast included Melina Kanakaredes, Carmine Giovinazzo, Eddie Cahill, and Hill Harper.
What makes CSI: NY different from the other CSI shows?
Its cases are framed around the NYPD's forensic investigators and the urban environment of New York City. Mac Taylor's team uses evidence such as DNA, trace material, digital records, and crime-scene reconstruction to solve each case.
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