List Of CSI: Miami Episodes
The following is a list of episodes made from the CBS television series, CSI: Miami.
There are 24 episodes each in seasons one to three, as well as season five and eight. The fourth and seventh seasons each have 25 episodes. The sixth season only has 21 episodes due to the 2007–2008 Writers Guild of America strike. Season nine had 22 episodes, due to decreasing ratings, whilst Season 10 has only 19 episodes, to make room on the schedule for the premiere of NYC 22.
A total of 232 original episodes of CSI: Miami were broadcast during the show's ten-season run.
During its run, CSI: Miami had two crossover stories: one with CSI: NY and one with CSI: NY & CSI: Crime Scene Investigation called the CSI: Trilogy. The episode "Felony Flight" begins the pursuit of a serial killer that concludes on the CSI: NY episode "Manhattan Manhunt". The episode "Bone Voyage" is the first part of the CSI Trilogy that continues on the CSI: NY episode "Hammer Down" and ends on the CSI episode "The Lost Girls".
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