After a long hiatus of 7 years, the most famous criminal investigation franchise returns to its city of origin and with several of its most iconic characters.
Las Vegas, the city of sin, but also the city where it all began. At least for the millions of fans of CSIthe series and franchise that was born more than 20 years ago and that now finally begins a new chapter in its life.
Yes, more than seven years after “Immortality”, the remembered double and final episode of CSI: Crime Scene Investigationthe franchise returns on Tuesday, October 3 at 10 p.m. to the AXN screen with CSI:Vegas, the most anticipated of its sequels. He does it, of course, with a brilliant new team of researchers, led by Maxine Roby (Paula Newsome) and several old friends: Gil Grissom (William Petersen), Sara Sidle (Jorja Fox) and David Hodges (Wallace Langham). Together, they will use the newest forensic techniques and technologies to do what they do best: investigate, follow the evidence and ensure justice in the most famous “sin city.”
The series once again uses the well-known anthem of The Who, “Quien eres” as opening theme.
CSI returns to where it all began
It was in the mid-90s when Anthony E. Zuiker He got together with the renowned producer Jerry Bruckheimer with one idea in mind: to talk about the “new” Las Vegas police officers, the forensic experts and criminologists who used the latest technologies and DNA records to solve the most difficult police cases.
And so the event was born, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation premiered in October 2000 and lasted 15 seasons, spawning three famous spinoffs along the way (CSI: Miami, CSI: New York and CSI: Cyber) and inspiring many other series that later picked up the gauntlet of the theme, such as NCIS among others.
CSI: Vegas can be seen starting today, Tuesday, October 3, at 10 p.m., on AXN.
Source: Ambito
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