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All times listed are Eastern. CSI airs in syndication on SPIKE tv weeknights at 7p.m. and 8 p.m. November 19: CSI episodes "Strip Strangler", "Burked", and "Chaos Theory" (at 10 p.m. Eastern) on SPIKE November 20: CSI weekend synidcation episodes are "Gentle Gentle" and "Sounds Of Silence". Check local listings for time and stations. November 21: Intimate Portrait with Marg Helgenberger on LMN at 4:50 a.m. November 22: CSI episodes "Overload" and "Bully For You" on SPIKE November 23: CSI episodes "Scuba Doobie Doo" and "Alter Boys" on SPIKE November 24: CSI episodes "Caged" and "Slaves Of Las Vegas" on SPIKE November 25: CSI episode "Mea Culpa" on CBS November 26: CSI episode "Early Rollout on CBS at 10 p.m. Eastern November 27: CSI weekend synidcation episodes are "Justice Is Served" and "Evaluation Day". Check local listings for time and stations. November 29: CSI episodes "And Then There Were None" and "Ellie" on SPIKE December 2: CSI episode "Viva Las Vegas" on CBS December 20: TV Guide Greatest Moments 2004 (William Petersen is nominated) on ABC at 8 p.m. Eastern. December 29: In Good Company (with Marg) opens in theaters in New York and L.A. (used to be called Synergy)
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November 19 From the Chicago Sun Times: STAGE WHISPER: Chicago Shakespeare Theater's artistic director Barbara Gaines has been having discussions with William L. Petersen about starring in a production of "Macbeth." Stay tuned. October 27 William Petersen has been nominated for Favorite Drama Star of 2004 for TV Guide's favorite moments of 2004. The show will air on December 20 on ABC and you can vote for Billy and the other categories at tvguide.com. October 26 For the first time this year you can vote for the People's Choice Awards winners online. Marg has been nominated in the category Favorite Female Television Star and CSI has been nominated in the category Favorite Drama. You can vote at pcavote.com October 1 Now every home can have a crime lab September 30, 2004 In the immortal words of Dave Barry, we are not making this up. Planet Toys has signed a licensing agreement with CBS Consumer Products to produce a line of "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" forensic activity kits to be sold at Toys 'R Us, the CBS Store and the CBS Online Store. The first kit will be a CSI: Forensic Facial Reconstructive Kit, available Friday. The other two kits will be available in late October. "These activity kits will appeal to the younger fans of 'CSI,' " says John Tullock, director of marketing for Planet Toys. "The target age is 14 and up. The kits will give the user a chance to discover what it's really like to be a crime scene investigator, and further their interest in forensics." Does this mean your kids will be busy trying it out on every dead squirrel, bird and raccoon in the neighborhood? Let's hope not. The CSI: Forensic Facial Reconstructive Kit will allow the investigator to recreate the skull and realistic facial likeness of a crime scene victim. The kit comes complete with a case that the investigator must solve with the clues provided. (Older readers will remember the board game Clue. The second product released will be a CSI: Forensics Lab. "Everything the young investigator needs to solve the case will be included, such as a microscope and fingerprinting kit," says the toymaker. Archive June 2004 to October 2004