Analyzing photos from the scenes shown previewing the next several episodes of Supernatural season 5.

Last week‘s episode of CSI: NY... okay, I don‘t have much to say about that now.  This week‘s episode?  Now it‘s something you might want to watch out for.  This is, after all, the episode which reintroduces us to the serial killer role that Skeet Ulrich has polished.  He is doing that thing again.

That makes it more convenient.CBS is giving us another peek at the three-part CSI crossover, where Laurence Fishburne finds himself in Miami and New York, as well as in Las Vegas, where he really should be.  Yesterday

Remember news that Laurence Fishburne is doing a three-part crossover, with him guest starring on both CSI: Miami and CSI: NY on the same week, apart from his duties on

Both CSI and CSI: NY last week tackled issues that‘s literally ripped out of the headlines--although, of course, it‘s given a killer and the crime lab twist, which is exactly what we should expect.

During an idle stretch last week, I imagined Danny, now bound to a wheelchair, chasing bad guys down.Of course, it seems a bit ridiculous, but last week‘s message of hope against all odds--however cheesy that sounds--seemed to fit with my daydream.  He‘s just temporarily paralyzed, after all; just a few months of physical therapy (reflected on air) and a little more time should give him his ability to walk back.  For the meantime, though, that‘ll remain as an elephant of sorts in the NYPD--a reminder of what happened before.

A woman confesses to killing her cheating husband, but DNA evidence suggests otherwise, on the October 14 episode of CSI: NY.

Well, for a conclusion to a really tight season finale, this was a bit of run-of-the-mill.  Or maybe it‘s because I haven‘t watched a new episode in months, so I‘m still readjusting to all that these folks do.  Still,

CSI: NY‘s fifth season ended with, literally, a bang.  Lots of it.  It was a pretty stormy episode, I‘ll have to add: Angell was killed within the first twenty minutes, Flack took things a little bit personal, and in the end, someone sprays machine gun fire at the entire team.  The question, of course, is this: whose life will be put on the line?

Skeet Ulrich debuts as a serial killer with a deadly sense of direction on the October 7 episode of CSI: NY.