July 28th: Dinner at Eva LaRue's - Tweeting!

Emily, Jonathan Togo and Adam Rodriguez have had a family get-together at Eva LaRue's house, they have been so sweet to tweet some pictures for all the CSI:Miami fans.

CSI:Miami Season Finale Sneak Peek (SPOILER)

CSI: Miami Preview: Calleigh's Life-Changing Decision Prompts Delko to Make a Proposal

Tonight on CSI: Miami (CBS, 10/9c), sure, Horatio digs up a bit of political scandal and Malcolm McDowell puts in an encore as ruthless legal eagle Darren Vogel. But the beating heart of the episode belongs to Calleigh Duquesne, who pulls the trigger on what promises to be a life-changing decision — and one that prompts Delko to go out on a limb himself.

‘CSI: Miami’ stars contemplate chances of romance and renewal

The cool, drizzly weather is most un-Miami-like in Manhattan Beach, Calif ., on the set of CBS’ Sunday crime drama “CSI: Miami .”
Just before boxes of hot pizza arrive to drive away the chill, stars Emily Procter and Adam Rodriguez take a break from filming to contemplate the on-again-but-mostly-off-again romance between their respective characters, CSIs Calleigh Duquesne and Eric Delko.
Procter, back in fighting trim after having her first child last season, relates the long will-they-or-won’t-they wait to a similar situation between two of the characters — Lady Mary and Matthew — on her beloved British period drama “Downton Abbey,” which airs on PBS’ “Masterpiece .”
“It really bothered me,” she says, “until I saw ‘Downton Abbey,’ and I realized, as a viewer, I loved the carrot on the stick of Mary and Matthew . You’re watching people who are right for each other and have been through enough, that you know are eventually going to get together, with just a little ‘Eek!’ that they might not .
“With Delko and Calleigh, you know that they still love each other, you know that they’re going to get together . It’s like dessert . You’re looking at it, you know that you’re going to get it later, it’s so good .”
And for those viewers who wonder when it was exactly that Calleigh and Eric broke up — which apparently took place sometime in the fall of 2010 — Procter says it happened, “when Emily Procter got pregnant, and she couldn’t go out in the field, when I didn’t really work for a year . I didn’t know they’d broken up either.
“I actually was in the writers’ office a couple of episodes ago, and I’m like, ‘Are we broke up?’ But it’s ‘CSI: Miami’ time, and you don’t know how long it’s been . It’s probably just been a week .”
In the episode airing Sunday, March 25, called “Law & Disorder,” Calleigh makes a life-changing decision that may give her a second chance with Delko (or at least that’s the tease from CBS).
As to what’s happening with the relationship — nicknamed “Delquesne,” a mash-up of the characters’ last names — Rodriguez says, “Not enough, in my opinion, as usual . I think we’re always sort of hinting at it and not taking a big bite . Maybe there’s a sense of urgency now that the season’s winding down.
“I think there’s some longing to be together on both parts, but there’s been quite a bit of space . The main problem is that we just haven’t made the decision to go there and explore it . I don’t want to speculate on what’s going on off camera . Maybe that’ll end up being what we end up seeing .”
Both Rodriguez and Procter express concern about whether the show will get an 11th season, which would mean either Delquesne gets resolved this season or not at all.
“I find it hard to believe there is any doubt,” says Rodriguez, “but everything I hear leads me to believe there is an element of doubt . This is the first time I’ve ever not been 100 percent confident . I feel pretty good, but I wouldn’t bet the farm on it .”
“I would want a real senior year,” Procter says . “I would want us to know this is our last year . I would want there to be parties . I would want us to do things together, Bonnie-and-Clyde it up . It might be a negotiating point for CBS and David (series star David Caruso) . Let’s hope it’s an artistic choice and not that .”
Of course, this raises the question, could “CSI: Miami” continue without Caruso’s Lt . Horatio Caine?
“I don’t know,” Procter says . “That’s a good question .”

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Season 10: Behind the scene picture

Emily Procter and Adam Rodriguez have been working hard for us, CSI:Miami fans. Check out a picture of our two idols behind the scenes of season 10 in the gallery.

Max Tucci celebrates his Birthday with CSI:Miami stars: online podcast

Emily, Adam Rodriguez and Eva LaRue joined Max Tucci on his LATalkRadio Show, yesterday Sunday Feb 12th, 2012. You can listen to the show podcast here:

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If you have problems with the page, just let me know, I'll upload the file somewhere for you all.

For more info about the show, go to latalkradio.com
and follow Max Tucci on twitter: @maxtucci

Emily Procter on "Max & Friends"

Max Tucci confirms that Emily Procter will be on "Max & Friends", on LATalkRadio, Sunday February 12th. Emily will be join the show with CSI:Miami costars Eva LaRue and Adam Rodriguez.

If you have any question for our stars ou can send them to Max Tucci at the email: maxlatalkradio@yahoo.com

For news and updates follow him on twitter: @maxtucci

Thanks to LFCSIMiami for the news.

TV Guide: CSI: Miami Season 10: Will Marisol's Return Help Horatio Finally Move On?

CSI: Miami's 10th season premiere will find Horatio seeing ghosts.
Picking up from last season's cliff-hanger, Sunday's episode (10/9c, CBS) begins with Horatio (David Caruso) badly injured from a gunshot wound but still desperate to rescue Natalia (Eva La Rue), who's trapped inside the trunk of a car that's been pushed off the pier. But never fear: Horatio's deceased wife Marisol (Alana De La Garza) is on the job.

"We're really telling a story about how these predicaments affect these characters on a deep, personal level," co-executive producer Barry O'Brien tells TVGuide.com. "Our premiere has Horatio Caine in a very surprising, but very revelatory, encounter with Marisol. It is a very personal encounter that gives him inspiration and insight into his predicament and ultimately how that predicament resolves."

More importantly, Horatio's vision may finally help him say goodbye to Marisol. "He is able for the first time to deal with and perhaps process that intimate and devastating loss in his life," O'Brien says. "Horatio is in that phase where, as closure is happening, all sorts of powerful emotions rise to the surface, and there's also ... an opportunity for transition, for moving on."

Moving forward in life may be a theme for multiple CSIs, this season. Calleigh, whose portrayer Emily Procter was sidelined for a part of Season 9 because of pregnancy, will begin searching for fulfillment outside of the crime lab by considering starting her own family.

"We're sort of playing with the maternal instincts and a sense of journey for Calleigh," O'Brien says. "She's looking for what may be more of a complete life for her. She does have a very tender interaction with a child ... and they're brought together in a very intimate, tender way. It certainly opens her eyes to a deeper sense of what's out there for her."

Consequently, Calleigh may give a second look at resuming her hot-and-cold relationship with Delko (Adam Rodriguez). "They work together in such an intimate fashion, and they've had such a history together," O'Brien says. "You see the power and depth of their feelings toward each other. The door is open, and we see them step through just a bit. They're certainly examining the possibility of what their future holds, and we might see them taking just a few more steps together."

Natalia's season won't be as cheery. After surviving a number of brushes with death last season, Natalia will be a bit shaky. "It has a profound impact on her," O'Brien says. "You'll see her look for support from the team around her as she gets her legs back underneath her and regains her confidence. [CSIs'] instincts have to be sharp, and Natalia has a little bit of a distance to travel to get back to that place."

Indeed, all of the team members will have to be on their A-game when they have to reconstruct a crime scene that has been shattered and scattered by a tornado. And the team will have to help a female Mexican police chief who flees to Miami to prevent a drug cartel from murdering her family.

But perhaps this season's most disturbing story is that of a depraved serial killer whose terror spree is able to continue because of his father's deep pockets. 24's Carlos Bernard will recur as the patriarch of this rich family who will taunt Horatio all season long.

"There will be a very high-octane relationship between the two," O'Brien says. "A hero is only as heroic as his opposition is deadly, so we're really going to go there with this character.

"We're going to discover that over the course of the season that they may be pulling a lot more strings politically than meets the eye," O'Brien continues."That will be a driving theme through Season 10 — that Horatio may not completely understand the face of evil that is facing him. ... Horatio's fight for justice might just get compromised."

CSI: Miami premieres Sunday at 10/9c on CBS.

CSI:Miami Adam Rodriguez and Emily Procter BTS picture

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Here is a behind the scene picture of what should be the end of the Season 10 premiere, airing Sept 25th, 10pm on CBS.

Thanks to @Theitgirlonline

TV Guide: Interview Emily Procter and Adam Rodriguez

Thanks to Mayra Cansigno.

Eva LaRue posts picture with Emily Procter

CSI:Miami "Mayday" BTS video and Press Release

 A BTS video of the episode can be found in the video-gallery.



CSI: MIAMI
Air Date: Sunday, May 08, 2011
Time Slot: 10:00 PM-11:00 PM EST on CBS
Episode Title: (#922) "Mayday"



AFTER HORATIO FINALLY CAPTURES THE LAST PRISON ESCAPEE, THEIR TRANSPORT PLANE CRASH LANDS, AND THE CSIs DISCOVER THIS FUGITIVE HAS MORE PLANNED THAN JUST A GETAWAY, ON THE NINTH SEASON FINALE OF "CSI: MIAMI," SUNDAY, MAY 8


Natasha Henstridge ("Species") Guest Stars as Agent Renee Locklear
"Mayday" - After Horatio finally captures the last prison escapee, their transport plane crash lands, and the CSIs discover this fugitive has more planned than just a getaway, on the ninth season finale of CSI: MIAMI, Sunday, May 8 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Natasha Henstridge ("Species") guest stars as Agent Renee Locklear.


SERIES REGULARS:
Horatio Caine...........David Caruso
Calleigh Duquesne.....Emily Procter
Eric Delko...............Adam Rodriguez
Ryan Wolfe.............Jonathan Togo
Det. Frank Tripp.......Rex Linn
Natalia Boa Vista......Eva La Rue
Walter Simmons........Omar Miller

RECURRING CAST:
Dr. Tom Loman.........Christian Clemenson

GUEST CAST:
Jack Toller.......................Callum Keith Rennie
Agent Renee Locklear...... .......Natasha Henstridge
Kaylee Anderson.............Cassi Thomson
Randy North..................Ethan Embry
Marcel Largos.................Haaz Sleiman
Allen Hillington...............Michael Dempsey
Bernard Ashcroft..............Mark Hengst
Captain Adam Winston......Bo Kane
Judge Ebersol..................Richard Cox
Flight Crewman...............Austin Priester
MDPD Officer................De' Leon
Desk Clerk.....................Adrian Quinonez
First Officer...................Adam John Harrington
Caroline Summers............Jaime Hodges

WRITTEN BY: Marc Dube & Barry O'Brien

DIRECTED BY: Sam Hill
RATING: To Be Announced

Every day is Mother's Day for Emily Procter of 'CSI: Miami'

By Kate O'Hare, Zap2It | May 4, 2011


CBS' hit forensic crime drama "CSI: Miami" ends its ninth season on Sunday, May 8, which, for star Emily Procter, also happens to be the first Mother's Day she will celebrate as a mom instead of just a daughter.

Early last December, Procter, 42, and boyfriend Paul Bryan became the parents of daughter Philippa Frances, called Pippa, the product of a natural pregnancy that came as a welcome surprise after rounds of fertility treatments (and, according to Procter, was heralded by a dream in which a nurse told her she was pregnant).

Mega Buzz: A CSI: Miami Romance

What's the deal with Calleigh and Delko onCSI: Miami? Should we give up hope on ever seeing them together again? — Megan
ADAM: Nope. Co-executive producer Barry O'Brien says their cooling-off period this season was necessitated by Emily Procter's real-life pregnancy.  "It was a little bit of a detour, a little bit of a left turn," he says. "But... we know those kind of feelings don't just go away ... They may be made for each other." Hope restored, Megan?


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CSI:Miami "Paint it Black" Promo and Press Release

CSI:Miami 9x20 - Paint it Black - Promo (videogallery)

WHEN THE CSIs FIND A CO-ED DEAD IN A HOT TUB, THEY INVESTIGATE A CASE MARKED BY JEALOUSY, PSYCHOSIS AND COLLEGE ROOMMATES, ON "CSI: MIAMI," SUNDAY, APRIL 17

"Paint It Black" — When the CSIs find a co-ed dead in a hot tub, they investigate a case marked by jealousy, psychosis and college roommates, on CSI: MIAMI, Sunday, April 17 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.

CSI:Miami "Caged" Extended Promo and Press Release

"Caged" Extended Promo

HORATIO PROTECTS A MIXED MARTIAL ARTS FIGHTER FROM HIS BROTHER WHO RECENTLY ESCAPED PRISON, ON "CSI: MIAMI," SUNDAY, APRIL 10

Christopher Titus ("Titus") Guest Stars as a Powerful Arena Owner

"Caged" — Horatio protects a mixed martial arts fighter from his brother who recently escaped prison, on CSI: MIAMI, Sunday, April 10 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Christopher Titus ("Titus") guest stars as a powerful arena owner.

Parade Magazine: Emily Procter in No Rush to Lose Baby Weight

In these exclusive extras from PARADE's March 6 cover story, CSI: Miami's Emily Procter talks about filming her hit show while pregnant and gives the scoop on the baby shower her co-stars threw for her.

CSI Crossover episode: check out Behind the scenes footage

From CBS

Emily's laughter's made my day today!

CSI: Miami – “Bad Seed” Review by Scott Parker

CSI: Miami – “Bad Seed” Review

October 20th, 2009 by Scott Parker

If I learned one thing about tonight’s CSI: Miami episode, “Bad Seed,” it’s this: always wash produce before eating.

In what may be Eric Delko’s swan song, the show focused on him to a
great extent tonight. He and former ME Alexx are chatting about leaving
MDPD when paramedics barge into the ER. A young woman is on the cart,
her boyfriend, Ethan, trailing behind. In the short scene that follows,
the camera lingers on Eric watching Alexx do her thing as a doctor. To
me, I think Eric was wondering if he was making the right decision to
leave MDPD. Unfortunately, the woman dies on the table. Ethan’s pretty
distraught–he was going to propose and shows Eric the ring–but Alexx is
having none of it. With the steely glare that make her corpses feel
just a little deader, Alexx tells Eric to call Horatio because the girl
was murdered and, in her experience, the number one suspect is right
over there.

What makes a good mystery on an hour-long television cop show like CSI: Miami
is the trail of the evidence and how it plays with the viewer’s
assumptions. Initially, it looks like Ethan’s the bad guy and Eric’s
kicking himself for missing the signs. But then Ethan collapses and my
first impulse is this: it’s the future mother-in-law who doesn’t’ want
her son marrying the girl. Next thing I’m thinking: did Eric touch
something contaminated? Is that how he’s going out? If so, that’s
pretty darn lame.

The CSI team gathers to go over the evidence. I don’t think I’m
alone here in appreciating how well the guys and gals in the MDPD lab
worked as a team during this episode. It was fantastic. Horatio and his
team determined it was E. coli bacteria, and he assigns
various team members to various areas of the investigation. Calleigh
and Eric team up and take on the owner of the restaurant where Ethan
and his bride-to-be last ate. Calleigh and the owner sparred, neither
backing down. Only thing I have to say on that:  that owner is a
bee-yotch! Yow!

The evidence leads our team to fields where the produce is grown.
Jesse, Ryan, and Warren, the Three CSI-kateers, confront the grower,
and you get this fun exchange:

Grower: Show me a warrant

Jesse: Show me the pickers’ green cards.

Grower: Enjoy your investigation.

Naturally, for a crime show, nothing pops positive for E. coli. Next step: the trucker, who, of course, runs when Trip calls out for him.

Trip: Why’d you run?

Trucker: You were chasing me.

Trip: I ran because you ran.

Unfortunately, that was Trip’s only contribution to the program. The
MVP for this episode was Warren. Dude knows his bacteria, where it
comes from, and how it’s distributed. I can’t remember his character’s
bio, but he’s got some serious biological cred with the team. He
determines the bacteria originated from the water, Ryan stepped in some
of the evidence, and Jesse got to trudge up a low rise and find the
culprits. Hint:  they moo and eat corn.

It’s here, in a brilliant “Follow the E. coli” animation reminiscent of the movie Outbreak where we see how E. coli
bacteria get from a cow to your mouth. Yuck! Like I wrote above, I’m
not sure I want to eat a salad from any restaurant now. Eww!

After a cat fight between Horatio and the huge agriculture
corporation’s CEO (H lost. Ouch!), it’s back to teamwork, the
underlying theme of the show. Over and over again, we see the team
working together on one case with no sub-plot. It was a nice change. We
also are treated to a mini-treatise on modern agriculture courtesy of
Warren and, later, the CEO, played by Stephen Culp. Mr. Culp must get a
lot of casting calls to play a-hole hotshots, because he brings his A
Game to this episode. The little snide chuckle as he leaves the station
the first time is nicely swallowed at the end, when Horatio pulls out
the tape recorder, revealing their entire conversation about
“acceptable losses of human life” is okay if it feeds hundreds. Culp’s
CEO makes the case for modern agriculture:  food prices would
skyrocket, people would starve, and the most fundamental of all, people
don’t care where their food comes from. All valid points, to be sure,
but he’s still an arrogant ass about it. Legal scholars out there:  is
what Horatio did legal? Seems shady, but it still makes you pump your
fist in victory.

For all the group activity throughout the episode, it came down to
individuals. Eric and Calleigh, alone in the locker room, have their
talk. It was a little short, to be honest, but Alex Rodriguez and Emily
Proctor do a spectacular job of the awkwardness, the longing for things
to stay the same, and the things left unspoken. Proctor’s Calleigh
barely kept it together as Eric walked out the door. It was a touching
scene. Eric gets to his car and he sees a white piece of paper under
his wiper. A ticket? No. A note from Horatio:  “I’ll always be there. H”

I’ve read some grumbling around the internet about the new guys
crowding out the veterans and, up until this episode, I have to agree.
This episode, however, things appeared to gel. Each member of Horatio’s
CSI team contributed something. All eyes and attention was on the
single case and that was a nice change of pace. After last week’s
lackluster episode, CSI: Miami returned to form with a story and character arcs that just felt right.

I certainly don’t want Eric to leave, but it’s happening. That’ll
leave Horatio and Calleigh (and Trip? Can’t remember if he was an
original or not) as the only constants in the entire series. Change is
never easy, but if they keep producing episodes that are as cohesive as
this one, everything will be fine.

Am I alone in this assessment? Did you like the teamwork on the
single case? Did you like that the murder was one of negligence rather
than violence?

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Last updated 7:00 p.m. PT

Is It the End of the Road for CSI:Miami's Eric and Calleigh?

By ADAM BRYANT
TV GUIDE

Just how much damage did the bullet that CSI:Miami's Calleigh Duquesne (Emily Procter) fired in the show's Season 7 finale do to Calleigh's relationship with lover-partner Eric Delko (Adam Rodriguez)?

The good news: Delko may be aimlessly wandering the Everglades, but
at least he's alive. That comes as a relief to fans who feared the
worst when it was announced that Rodriguez would leave the show this season. And it's a relief to Rodriguez as well.

"Because of how the season ended, I didn't want to leave it on that
note," Rodriguez tells TVGuide.com. "I felt that would be cheating the
fans. So we discussed making sure that I was participatory in Season 8
so that we could fade the character out the right way and give him a
proper exit.

"I feel like Eric Delko has gone through so many ups and downs and
has had such a great journey on the show," he says. "There will be
resolution with Eric and Calleigh, and it will be a nice, slow exit. I
think people will be happy with the way it all ends."

That leaves only the bad news: Calleigh will be a bit of an ice
queen before coming to that resolution. "Eric and Calleigh have many,
many scenes to do together, but realistically, at the moment there
hasn't been any closure," Procter says. "She's definitely facing an
internal struggle. I think that's going to be very difficult. She is
saying publicly that she doesn't care, but she cares very much and it's
very difficult. But she's also such a straight arrow, and I think she
believes she was just following protocol."

The premiere episode divides its focus on the cliff-hanger
resolution and a flashback to 1997. In addition to learning just how
Horatio (David Caruso) came by his iconic shades, viewers will also see
how the Miami CSIs first came together. "You see everyone's enthusiasm
for when they first got the job, and hopefully people will be able to
notice how we've subtly changed," Procter says. "I think it's easy with
a procedural to think people don't have that much arc to their
character, but I'm hoping that [the audience will see] that we do."

The flashback also provides the introduction of new cast member Eddie Cibrian. As L.A. Detective Jessie Cardoza, Cibrian swings into Miami
for Season 8, which could pose its own share of problems for
Calleighko. "It turns out they met on Calleigh's first day at the Miami
Dade Police Department," Procter says. "He was on his way out as she
was on her way in. So they have this old, established friendship at
this point, and I think their characters are very easy with one another.

"But who knows?" Procter adds when asked if that friendship could turn into romance. "It's CSI:Miami
and it's Calleigh Duquesne, so anything can happen!" In other, possibly
related news, the actress adds that we will see a shirtless Cibrian
this season.

Cibrian isn't the only new face on the show this season. Boston Legal's Christian Clemenson joins the cast as a medical examiner and, according to Procter, Omar Benson Miller's
Walter Simmons will force the CSIs to do more science and research
instead of relying on databases. "[The new characters] add a lot of
life to what we're doing," Procter says.

Also visiting the show this season, during November sweeps, will be CSI's
Dr. Raymond Langston (Laurence Fishburne). Langston will visit all
three shows in the franchise while working on a case, but Procter has
her own thoughts about his true motives for coming to Miami. "I'm sure
it's Calleigh Duquesne!" she says. "He's heard she's single and he has
to be headed over for a little of that. If I were sitting at the poker
table, that's where I'd put my money."

CSI:Miami returns Monday, Sept. 21 at 10/9c on CBS.

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