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CSI 4/13/03 CBS Snafu?
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Posted by: jwjody

In my area my guide data showed CSI last night from 8-9 central time on CBS. I sit down to watch it about 10 and the recorded show is Becker. I fast forward through it and at 8:30 CSI comes on. Since I'm watching this a little before 10 I go to live TV to see what's currently on and it's half way thru Without a Trace. I keep watching W/OaT and at 10:15 it's still on. Now 10 is when our local news comes on yet obviously it didn't.

Did anyone watch all of CSI last night? I only have dial up so I can't download the episode if I could find it. I just want someone to tell me what happened about the cheerleader who had bitemarks on her ribs.

Thanks,
J

Posted by: Carlucci

This was a repeat episode. It turns out

Spoiler Alert! (highlight to read)
it was some other girl who was wacked out on drugs, IIRC, who bludgeoned and then chewed on her ribs.

The title of the episode is "Let the Seller Beware". The official site or a google search should help you find a decent synopsis.

Posted by: David Platt

Carlucci,

Any chance you can go back and put that in spoiler tags? I'd hate to see somebody read "whodunit" that hasn't watched the show yet.

Posted by: ClutchBrake

No, CBS has been doing this a lot lately because of sports. There was a golf tournament that ran 30 minutes over. Everything from 60 Minutes on was 30 minutes off.

Posted by: Rob Helmerichs

I don't understand why CBS can't join the rest of the world and have flexible programming on Sunday early evening (even if Fox's idea of flexible programming is "schedule Futurama and then cut in in the middle"). NBC is especially good; they either take it out of the evening news or do a shortened Dateline. Since they started doing this a couple of years ago, hardly anything gets messed up on Sunday nights.

Posted by: spanishannouncetable

quote:
Originally posted by Medieval Guy
I don't understand why CBS can't join the rest of the world and have flexible programming on Sunday early evening (even if Fox's idea of flexible programming is "schedule Futurama and then cut in in the middle").

Too bad you don't get LA feeds like I do. Even though it's 3 hours later, NFL games and NASCAR races have never bumped Futurama on the left coast.

[/me ducks as Medieval Guy curses and throws rocks at /me :D ]