Does NYC Have a CSI?

Does NYC Have a CSI?

The best way to break into the forensic science and CSI discipline in New York City is to get a degree in a related area. Degree programs available in the New York City area include: Associate of Science, Forensic Investigations. Associate of Science, Forensic Science Studies.

Who owns CSI New York?

CSI: NY
Production companies	Jerry Bruckheimer Television Alliance Atlantis (2004–2008) (seasons 1–4) CBS Productions (2004–2006) (seasons 1–2) CBS Paramount Network Television (2006–2009) (seasons 3–5) CBS Television Studios (2009–2013) (seasons 6–9)
Distributor	CBS Television Distribution
Release
Original network	CBS

Is CSI: NY real?

Television shows like the CSI: Las Vegas (Crime Scene Investigation or Investigators) and its spinoffs CSI: Miami and CSI: NY may portray some true-to-life crime scene analysis, but according to most police detectives and other law enforcement officials, these shows are more fiction than fact.

What happened to CSI: NY?

To little surprise, CBS has cancelled CSI: NY after nine seasons on the air. The news doesn’t come as a big surprise as the venerable crime drama has been in danger of being cancelled for the past couple seasons. The costs of producing the show have risen over the years and the ratings have fallen.

How many seasons CSI New York?

9
CSI: NY/Number of seasons

Is CSI: NY coming back?

CSI is making a comeback, only this time in Vegas A sequel to the American procedural forensics crime drama series Crime Scene Investigation (CSI), called CSI: Vegas, is officially making a return for the 2021-22 season, CBS has announced.

Who leaves CSI: NY?

star Melina Kanakaredes
CSI: NY star Melina Kanakaredes is leaving the veteran CBS crime drama after 6 seasons. I hear her contract was up and she was approached by CBS and CBS TV Studios with a new deal but opted to move on.