CSI
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Ensuite: 13:00 · CSI
16 oct. 2026
Horaires en America/New_York
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Warrick's addiction to pills begins to impact his job when his investigation into the underground mob in Vegas results in him being targeted as the prime suspect in a mob-related murder case.
Hodges has ulterior motives when he stages hypothetical murders in the lab to give his colleagues a chance to play CSI.
Grissom and his team delve into the world of illegal dog fighting to find out who is responsible for the death of a wealthy socialite.
Grissom and his team investigate two murders that take place at the annual bull riding rodeo in Las Vegas.
Grissom and his team battle the flu when they are called upon by DDA Klein to investigate the deaths of several key witnesses for a grand jury case against a dangerous Las Vegas gang.
The disturbing death of a 3-year-old girl has a great impact on Catherine as she searches for clues to her murder.
Brass and Nick get help from an unlikely source, an incarcerated criminal (Method Man), when investigating two murders that take place in the same apartment building.
Grissom and his team discover several victims who have green blood, leading them to the conclusion that their deaths are somehow connected.
Grissom and the CSI team become involved in the world of Hollywood comedy when a diva sitcom star (Sagal) meets an untimely demise while filming her show in Las Vegas.
Warrick is accused of murdering a famous Vegas gangster, and even he is uncertain of his guilt or innocence.
A feverish night in Las Vegas results in one dead male in an alien suit, one more dead male in a bathtub, one dead female with two suspicous men at the scene, and another dead male with a polaroid of yet another dead male.
Heavy rains in Vegas wash up a body in the storm drains. As the team investigates, they find bones in the sewer system that could only be murder.
A young girl is abducted from outside a convenience store, triggering an Amber alert.
A woman is found dead in a hotel suite with symptoms of the ebola virus.
Grissom and Sara investigate the murder of a woman after a swap party where the married couples in the neighborhood meet and switch partners.
Grissom is called to a murder of a 17-year-old in a casino penthouse. The entire team gets involved when its discovered that a kidnapping took place along with the murder.
The killer from The Execution of Catherine Willows returns with deadly results.
A woman who was pulled over by the police is found murdered two miles up the road from the stop. It's not long before Robbins determines that the woman is, genetically speaking, not a woman.
Grissom is confronted with new evidence while on the stand of a murder trial of a restaurant owner.
Grissom and his team investigate the starving death of a five-year-old boy. They discover the boy has siblings who are in danger too.
Greg, for his final proficiency, has to determine how the Sherlock Holmes of a Sherlock Holmes club was killed.
Warrick looks into the murder of a man by someone who apparently needs a wheelchair. Nick looks into the murder of a woman in the subculture of the narcocorrido, songs about drug murders.
Catherine, Warrick, and Nick find the body of two women at a construction site buried under tar. The swing shift is brought into the world of foreign mail-order brides.
Grissom, Sofia, Sara, and Greg investigate the disappearance of a woman coming home from a night out with a friend after her abandoned car is found on the edge of a highway.
When a major Las Vegas player is found dead, Ecklie orders both teams to investigate the case. The man who had secrets on everyone in Vegas had a very big one of his own.
Catherine, Nick, and Warrick investigate a badly mutilated body in the woods. Grissom, Sarah, and Greg try to determine how a man was killed in a hotel room. It leads them to a convention of big women.
A serial killer strikes again, and the CSI team tries new technology using evidence from a prior killing.
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