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Laurence Fishburne to do three-part CSI crossover

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laurence_fishburne_csiGenerally speaking, the CSI franchise has been a ratings juggernaut for CBS. Still, this season the original CSI has been declining a bit. It started last season when Laurence Fishburne took on the role of Dr. Ray Langston, becoming the main man on the show with William Petersen exiting.

Well, in an effort to perhaps pump up Fishburne's popularity, CBS is doing something unique. For the first time, a CSI character -- Langston -- will crossover to the other two shows in the same week, all part of the same story.

Will it work? Probably. Crossover stunts are always fun and it'll give viewers who watch one of the CSI's or two, to sample the other. That's not as weird as it sounds. I only watch CSI, not NY or Miami.

I just never gave the other two a shot, but for the crossover to work, I'll need to watch them (or DVR them to watch together with CSI as a three-hour marathon... hmm, that's a thought).

The story line will commence on CSI: Miami on November 9. Horatio Cane finds a severed leg in the Everglades (don't you hate when that happens on your job?). It turns out to belong to a missing girl from Las Vegas, so he summons Ray to Miami.

Then on CSI: NY, Wednesday, November 11, Ray flies to New York when Mac Taylor links the case to an interstate trucking ring involved in human trafficking and black market organs (get your kidneys, here, cheap kidneys...they're going fast!)

Finally, on Thursday, November 12, Langston is back in Vegas to wrap up the case on CSI with the help of the usual gang.

You'll notice that this is taking place during November sweeps. Yes, sweeps. You can count on the other networks to counter program with some of their best stuff, too.

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