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Last night's episode where Ryan is kidnapped and forced to compromise an investigation has proved one thing:

The writers and producers of CSI:Miami are a bunch of idiots.

Wolfe withheld evidence and contaminated evidence in the lab. No matter what else was going on, that should have cost him his gun and badge. Instead he gets that proverbial 'pat on the back' by Horatio.

What a joke.

It's near the end of the season for our favorite shows, and that means cliffhangers and death. CSI:NY is apparently no exception.

Usually when a show announces a death, it's not going to be a main character. Take last season's Criminal Minds - they promised a death, and it was the head of the FBI's New York office. NCIS last year had the death of Jenny Shepard - but no one would really call her a main character. And last week Robert McCalister died on Brothers & Sisters - only to come back to life.

Last week I predicted that Grissom's last case on CSI: would get more than 20 million viewers - and I was right! (I think it was over 23 million.) I don't think that the first aftergrissom (AG) episode will do that well, it should at least be respectable.

Any CSI fans not going to watch tonight's episode - Gil Grissom's final episode as the team leader? (I'm pretty sure it will trounce Grey's in the ratings. 20 million viewers, anyone?)

The fan-boy in me is looking forward to Smallville and the introduction of the Legion of Superheroes in the aptly titled episode "Legion". (I'm not really a Smallville fan, but this show is surprisingly good.) Chloe's still missing and Clark's battling the Persuader when the Legion shows up. Sounds very comic-booky

I don't use the term "Must Watch TV" a lot, but if your a fan of CSI (Original), tonight is it. Laurence Fishburne joins the cast to replace Grissom in a few weeks.

ABC
Ugly Betty (m, repeat) - Betty's choice - Henry or Gio
Grey's Anatomy (9pm, repeat) - flood
Private Practice (10:01, repeat) - money troubles for Oceanside.

Wednesday is a bittersweet night with the imminent demise of Pushing Daisies and Dirty Sexy Money. But tonight, Fred Willard guest stars on Daisies, and on Dirty Sexy Money Letitia hits a bicyclist. But what was she doing driving?

CSI:NY has it's 100th episode (most of which are watchable - unlike it's Miami counterpart) - and guest stars Scott Wolf, Chris Daughtry, and Nelly.

Criminal Minds has Jason Alexander.

Wednesday is a bittersweet night with the imminent demise of Pushing Daisies and Dirty Sexy Money. But tonight, Fred Willard guest stars on Daisies, and on Dirty Sexy Money Letitia hits a bicyclist. But what was she doing driving?

CSI:NY has it's 100th episode (most of which are watchable - unlike it's Miami counterpart) - and guest stars Scott Wolf, Chris Daughtry, and Nelly.

Criminal Minds has Jason Alexander.

Mary McDonnell arrives at Seattle Grace!!!! Finally a reason to get excited about this show! Not that Kevin McKidd wasn't a reason to get excited about. But Mary McDonnell!

On CBS at the same time, CSI deals with a death in Koreatown. The promos CBS is airing makes it look sooooo good. Good enough to miss Mary McDonnell? Probably not.

Been getting these questions in my stats, so I thought I'd answer them.

Q: On CSI:Miami, is Horatio dead?
A: No. He'll live. He is the star of the show! The real question is, who shot JR him?

Q: Who Killed Horatio?
A: See above. And I think it was his ex.

Q: Who's leaving NCIS?