If you're thinking to yourself, who plays Conner on Conviction, I can help you out. If he reminds you somehow of an ex-boyfriend from years ago, someone so familiar yet you can't quite put your finger on how you know him, we all understand.
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Sources: TV Guide Magazine (via CSI Files), TVGuide.If you were watching the premiere of the new show Conviction on Monday night and you thought to yourself, My, oh my does that DA ever look familiar, rest easy in the knowledge that you are not alone. Henrik Batallones, BuddyTV Staff Columnist It’s a simple question, really: what was your favorite of all three seasons? CSI, with the staff changes that you very well know already? CSI: Miami, with the Russian mob, the drug addiction, the Kyle story, and the new romance? Or CSI: NY, with the Greek coins, the other new romance, and the new baby? What about the season finales? Well, I’m just pretty curious, so the floor is yours, folks. Item three: Yeah, just a question from me. New cast members, again? “I’ll have to wait and hear what they’re planning.” Oh, man… “They are very excited and have got lots of surprises in store for next season,” she can only say. Well, of course, she doesn’t have any idea about those plans just yet. “And when we get back we’ll be hearing their creative strategy for next season.” “ Carol and Naren are very aggressive smart producers,” the network’s entertainment president, Nina Tassler, said. There’s a bigger challenge for the next season, even: it’s been battling Grey’s Anatomy in ratings for a while, and starting this fall, it gets Fringe for company, too. Of course, it’s about Grissom ( William Petersen) leaving and Langston ( Laurence Fishburne) coming in. Item two: What surprises for CSI? The last season of the original show was, as I said, a pretty different one. I think they did as much as they could on a procedural show.”
“We were just starting to have a lot of fun with it. Eddie said, ‘I could see your eyes were tearing.'” (To be honest, I did think she was crying.)Īny regrets? “I think it would have been nice for my relationship with Eddie to have developed a little more,” she said. It was the last scene of the day at 4 in the morning and everyone was tired. There were tears–mostly mine.” What about that scene, when Flack (Eddie Cahill) was looking at her dead body before Sid (Robert Joy) did the autopsy? “It was awful,” she admitted. “Everybody was really sweet and complimentary. “Word spread like a wildfire the next day,” she added. Gary doesn’t know yet and he’s not going to be happy.’ It was really sweet.”
We’re going to get so much crap from the crew and everybody. “She said, ‘I just wanted you to know first so you didn’t hear it from someone else … We hate to do this. So how did she know? “One of the executive producers called me at home several weeks before we were going to shoot,” she said. They wrote a really sad, heartfelt episode. I just told them to if they’re going to kill me off they better give me a really cool death. They wouldn’t have kept me for three years if they didn’t like me. “Also, it makes sense for ratings to kill off a character that people have grown to like,” she added in an interview with TV Guide Magazine. At least, according to Vaugier herself, the producers were open to those reasons. Item one: They hurt Flack to save some money? Well, that’s the hypothetically cynical way of putting it, but budget cuts were really the reason why Jessica Angell was killed off in the CSI: NY finale that aired last week.
In this edition of the case file, Emmanuelle Vaugier discusses her death in CSI: NY, and possible plans for the tenth season–tenth!–of the mother show, CSI. Now, there’s this five-month wait before new episodes return in the fall, and that means the news tap would run a little dry, but right now, we still have a few things to deal with: what just happened. While it wasn’t that spectacular in Las Vegas (although I thought otherwise since that’s what they usually do anyway), there was a missing cop in Miami, and there was a dead cop in New York–and maybe more. It’s been roughly a week since the CSI season finales, and there’ve been a lot of things, I know.
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