Post by ehmalo01 on Oct 21, 2008 8:48:30 GMT -10
From this week's issue of TV Guide.
"CSI: Miami's Background Check"
CSI: Miami is getting personal. For its upcoming 150th Episode, airing November 17, the CBS procedural will open with brief, unexplained glimpses into the personal lives of the main characters. "There are little snap-cut snippets where everyone's getting beeped and called into work," says Eva La Rue (Natalia). "You're going to meet members of my past and Ryan's (Jonathan Togo) family. But you're not sure what everyone's relationship is." As soon as this opening montage--which includes one character dropping a child off at school--is over, CSI: miami will get back to the business of solving crimes for the rest of the episode, leaving not only viewers but also the cast perplexed. (Not for long--later in the season, those mysterious faces from the past will return and Eric's mom is introduced.) "Emily (Procter) and I were both like, 'What the hell?'" Eva says.
"CSI: Miami's Background Check"
CSI: Miami is getting personal. For its upcoming 150th Episode, airing November 17, the CBS procedural will open with brief, unexplained glimpses into the personal lives of the main characters. "There are little snap-cut snippets where everyone's getting beeped and called into work," says Eva La Rue (Natalia). "You're going to meet members of my past and Ryan's (Jonathan Togo) family. But you're not sure what everyone's relationship is." As soon as this opening montage--which includes one character dropping a child off at school--is over, CSI: miami will get back to the business of solving crimes for the rest of the episode, leaving not only viewers but also the cast perplexed. (Not for long--later in the season, those mysterious faces from the past will return and Eric's mom is introduced.) "Emily (Procter) and I were both like, 'What the hell?'" Eva says.
