Departure
Various sources said Delaney was written out of the show as there was not enough on-screen chemistry between her and her co-stars, especially David Caruso. Delaney also was not brought back to the show for the flashback episode "801: Out of Time", although then-Detective Caine tells Officer Cardoza that Megan is out in the field investigating a crime.
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CSI Supervisor | Succeeded by Horatio Caine |
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MDPD Lieutenant | Succeeded by Horatio Caine |
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CSI Asst. Supervisor | Succeeded by Calleigh Duquesne |
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