Two CSIs‘ lives are put in danger as they investigate the death of a census worker on the December 7 episode of CSI: Miami.

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With the CSI crossovers last week wrapped up, it‘s back to business as usual on the franchise‘s front--and for CSI: Miami, it means the (slightly?) dramatic stuff.  Or, perhaps, surprising guest stars.  Like tonight‘s episode, for instance.

The CSI crossover episodes wrapped up last night, with Langston returning to Las Vegas to solve one case with implications to the bigger case he‘s been following: the disappearance of Madeline Briggs, who apparently was caught in the middle of a trucking ring that dealt with prostitution and illegal organ harvesting.  By now the ground rules have been more than set: each of the episodes this week are stand-alone ones, with a common thread, and Langston, linking across the three.  By the time we got to Thursday night, I honestly didn‘t have any expectations, because Langston is back in his home turf.

Jesse gets torn between a mystery woman and a murder involving jellyfish on the November 23 episode of CSI: Miami.

The CSI crossover going on this week may involve one story split across three shows, but in reality it‘s really three different crimes with one common thread.  I thought it was the former after watching

Last night was the beginning of what is arguably the biggest thing that could happen to the CSI franchise: one storyline, across three shows, all in one week. Now, why did this take so long to happen? Surely there are a lot more crimes that are connected to other occurrences in other cities, right? Well, we‘ve had a few crossovers within the franchise before, and only because it‘s what the case calls for, and for that I‘m willing to let go of that little complaint of mine. Besides, this is looking pretty good already.

After last week‘s relatively serious CSI: Miami episode--it‘s hard to say that with a straight face, oh, chuckle!--it‘s time to get back to the serious stuff, and perhaps one of the biggest episodes not just of the show, but of the entire franchise as well.  Hello,

In anticipation of the week-long CSI crossover episodes next week--they call it "CSI Trilogy" and I call it "Langston week"--here‘s a behind-the-scenes video on how the whole thing panned out.  Apart from the usual details on what we should expect next week, all those bits about human trafficking and severed legs, here‘s a chance to see why Raymond Fishburne looks forward to working with David Caruso and Gary Sinise, why it took a long time for a three-show crossover like this to happen, and how Langston does a Horatio impression.

And it happens: an end date, at least a hypothetical one, for Delko‘s career as a CSI.  Of course we all saw it coming--the question, of course, is when.  And since he has around seven episodes left, if I counted correctly, we might expect him around a bit longer.  Never mind the moment between him and Calleigh at the end of the episode.