List of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation episodes

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation premiered on October 6, 2000. Since then, fifteen seasons have been broadcast.

The first season consisted of 23 episodes, including a two-part pilot episode written by series creator Anthony Zuiker. Seasons two, three, and four also had 23 episodes each, whilst season five had 25 episodes, including a two-part season finale directed by Quentin Tarantino. During seasons six and seven, the episode count was 24, whilst season eight had 17 episodes due to the WGA strike. Season nine had 24 episodes, whilst season ten returned to the series standard of 23 episodes. Seasons eleven, twelve, thirteen, and fourteen set a new standard of 22 episodes per season, whilst the fifteenth season received a reduced order of 18 episodes. The two-hour series finale was aired on September 27, 2015.^[1]

The first nine seasons have been released on DVD in Region 1 and Region 2 territories. Seasons 1, 8 (only in France, The Netherlands, Belgium and Germany), 9 (not in Belgium and Germany) and 10 (only in Germany) have been released on Blu-ray Disc. During the course of the series, 337 episodes of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation aired over 15 seasons.

Series overview

Season		Episodes	Originally aired
			First aired	Last aired
	1	23	October 6, 2000	May 17, 2001
	2	23	September 27, 2001	May 16, 2002
	3	23	September 26, 2002	May 15, 2003
	4	23	September 25, 2003	May 20, 2004
	5	25	September 23, 2004	May 19, 2005
	6	24	September 22, 2005	May 18, 2006
	7	24	September 21, 2006	May 17, 2007
	8	17	September 27, 2007	May 15, 2008
	9	24	October 9, 2008	May 14, 2009
	10	23	September 24, 2009	May 20, 2010
	11	22	September 23, 2010	May 12, 2011
	12	22	September 21, 2011	May 9, 2012
	13	22	September 26, 2012	May 15, 2013
	14	22	September 25, 2013	May 7, 2014
	15	18	September 28, 2014	February 15, 2015
	Finale	2	September 27, 2015

Episodes

Season 1 (2000–01)

William Petersen, Marg Helgenberger, Gary Dourdan, George Eads, and Paul Guilfoyle star. Jorja Fox joins the main cast in the second episode. Eric Szmanda, Robert David Hall, and David Berman recur.

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	U.S. viewers (millions)
1	1	"Pilot"	Danny Cannon	Anthony E. Zuiker	October 6, 2000	17.30[2]
2	2	"Cool Change"	Michael Watkins	Anthony E. Zuiker	October 13, 2000	15.80[3]
3	3	"Crate 'n Burial"	Danny Cannon	Ann Donahue	October 20, 2000	14.20[4]
4	4	"Pledging Mr. Johnson"	Richard J. Lewis	Josh Berman & Anthony E. Zuiker	October 27, 2000	14.90[4]
5	5	"Friends & Lovers"	Lou Antonio	Andrew Lipsitz	November 3, 2000	15.16[5]
6	6	"Who Are You?"	Danny Cannon	Carol Mendelsohn & Josh Berman	November 10, 2000	15.00[4]
7	7	"Blood Drops"	Kenneth Fink	Story by: Tish McCarthy Teleplay by: Ann Donahue	November 17, 2000	15.74[6]
8	8	"Anonymous"	Danny Cannon	Eli Talbert & Anthony E. Zuiker	November 24, 2000	13.20[4]
9	9	"Unfriendly Skies"	Michael Shapiro	Story by: Andrew Litsitz Teleplay by: Andrew Lipsitz & Carol Mendelsohn & Anthony E. Zuiker	December 8, 2000	15.65[7]
10	10	"Sex, Lies and Larvae"	Thomas J. Wright	Josh Berman & Ann Donahue	December 22, 2000	14.88[8]
11	11	"The I-15 Murders"	Oz Scott	Carol Mendelsohn	January 12, 2001	17.49[9]
12	12	"Fahrenheit 932"	Danny Cannon	Jacqueline Zambrano	February 1, 2001	21.26[10]
13	13	"Boom"	Kenneth Fink	Josh Berman & Ann Donahue & Carol Mendelsohn	February 8, 2001	21.45[11]
14	14	"To Halve and to Hold"	Lou Antonio	Andrew Lipsitz & Ann Donahue	February 15, 2001	21.95[12]
15	15	"Table Stakes"	Danny Cannon	Story by: Elizabeth Devine Teleplay by: Anthony E. Zuiker & Carol Mendelsohn	February 22, 2001	20.88[13]
16	16	"Too Tough to Die"	Richard J. Lewis	Elizabeth Devine	March 1, 2001	23.72[14]
17	17	"Face Lift"	Lou Antonio	Josh Berman	March 8, 2001	23.00[15]
18	18	"$35K O.B.O."	Roy H. Wagner	Eli Talbert	March 29, 2001	21.57[16]
19	19	"Gentle, Gentle"	Danny Cannon	Ann Donahue	April 12, 2001	23.24[17]
20	20	"Sounds of Silence"	Peter Markle	Josh Berman & Andrew Lipsitz	April 19, 2001	23.50[18]
21	21	"Justice Is Served"	Thomas J. Wright	Jerry Stahl	April 26, 2001	22.33[19]
22	22	"Evaluation Day"	Kenneth Fink	Anthony E. Zuiker	May 10, 2001	18.90[20]
23	23	"Strip Strangler"	Danny Cannon	Ann Donahue	May 17, 2001	18.98[21]

Season 2 (2001–02)

William Petersen, Marg Helgenberger, Gary Dourdan, George Eads, Jorja Fox, and Paul Guilfoyle star. Eric Szmanda, Robert David Hall, and David Berman recur. Khandi Alexander, Rory Cochrane, Adam Rodriguez, David Caruso, and Emily Procter guest star in "Cross Jurisdictions," the pilot episode of CSI: Miami.

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	U.S. viewers (millions)
24	1	"Burked"	Danny Cannon	Carol Mendelsohn & Anthony E. Zuiker	September 27, 2001	22.30[22]
25	2	"Chaos Theory"	Kenneth Fink	Josh Berman & Eli Talbert	October 4, 2001	19.70[22]
26	3	"Overload"	Richard J. Lewis	Josh Berman	October 11, 2001	22.70[22]
27	4	"Bully for You"	Thomas J. Wright	Ann Donahue	October 18, 2001	23.00[22]
28	5	"Scuba Doobie-Doo"	Jefery Levy	Elizabeth Devine & Andrew Lipsitz	October 25, 2001	24.70[22]
29	6	"Alter Boys"	Danny Cannon	Ann Donahue	November 1, 2001	23.20[22]
30	7	"Caged"	Richard J. Lewis	Elizabeth Devine & Carol Mendelsohn	November 8, 2001	25.10[22]
31	8	"Slaves of Las Vegas"	Peter Markle	Jerry Stahl	November 15, 2001	25.10[22]
32	9	"And Then There Were None"	John Patterson	Story by: Josh Berman Teleplay by: Carol Mendelsohn & Eli Talbert	November 22, 2001	22.80[22]
33	10	"Ellie"	Charlie Correll	Anthony E. Zuiker	December 6, 2001	24.00[22]
34	11	"Organ Grinder"	Allison Liddi	Elizabeth Devine & Ann Donahue	December 13, 2001	17.50[22]
35	12	"You've Got Male"	Charlie Correll	Marc Dube & Corey Miller	December 20, 2001	23.70[22]
36	13	"Identity Crisis"	Kenneth Fink	Ann Donahue & Anthony E. Zuiker	January 17, 2002	24.10[22]
37	14	"The Finger"	Richard J. Lewis	Danny Cannon & Carol Mendelsohn	January 31, 2002	23.50[22]
38	15	"Burden of Proof"	Kenneth Fink	Ann Donahue	February 7, 2002	24.64[23]
39	16	"Primum Non Nocere"	Danny Cannon	Andrew Lipsitz	February 28, 2002	28.74[24]
40	17	"Felonious Monk"	Kenneth Fink	Jerry Stahl	March 7, 2002	26.73[25]
41	18	"Chasing the Bus"	Richard J. Lewis	Eli Talbert	March 28, 2002	25.24[26]
42	19	"Stalker"	Peter Markle	Danny Cannon & Anthony E. Zuiker	April 4, 2002	26.78[27]
43	20	"Cats in the Cradle"	Richard J. Lewis	Kris Dobkin	April 25, 2002	23.50[28]
44	21	"Anatomy of a Lye"	Kenneth Fink	Josh Berman & Andrew Lipsitz	May 2, 2002	26.17[29]
45	22	"Cross Jurisdictions"	Danny Cannon	Ann Donahue & Carol Mendelsohn & Anthony E. Zuiker	May 9, 2002	27.12[30]
46	23	"The Hunger Artist"	Richard J. Lewis	Jerry Stahl	May 16, 2002	27.00[31]

Season 3 (2002–03)

William Petersen, Marg Helgenberger, Gary Dourdan, George Eads, Jorja Fox, and Paul Guilfoyle star. Robert David Hall, and Eric Szmanda join the main cast. David Berman, and Wallace Langham recur.

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	U.S. viewers (millions)
47	1	"Revenge Is Best Served Cold"	Danny Cannon	Carol Mendelsohn & Anthony E. Zuiker	September 26, 2002	30.47[32]
48	2	"The Accused Is Entitled"	Kenneth Fink	Elizabeth Devine & Ann Donahue	October 3, 2002	28.46[33]
49	3	"Let the Seller Beware"	Richard J. Lewis	Andrew Lipsitz & Anthony E. Zuiker	October 10, 2002	29.90[34]
50	4	"A Little Murder"	Tucker Gates	Ann Donahue & Naren Shankar	October 17, 2002	30.81[35]
51	5	"Abra-Cadaver"	Danny Cannon	Danny Cannon & Anthony E. Zuiker	October 31, 2002	28.95[36]
52	6	"The Execution of Catherine Willows"	Kenneth Fink	Elizabeth Devine & Carol Mendelsohn	November 7, 2002	27.86[37]
53	7	"Fight Night"	Richard J. Lewis	Andrew Lipsitz & Naren Shankar	November 14, 2002	29.94[38]
54	8	"Snuff"	Kenneth Fink	Ann Donahue & Bob Harris	November 21, 2002	25.97[39]
55	9	"Blood Lust"	Charles Correll	Josh Berman & Carol Mendelsohn	December 5, 2002	29.74[40]
56	10	"High and Low"	Richard J. Lewis	Naren Shankar & Eli Talbert	December 12, 2002	25.89[41]
57	11	"Recipe for Murder"	J. Miller Tobin & Richard J. Lewis	Ann Donahue & Anthony E. Zuiker	January 9, 2003	25.48[42]
58	12	"Got Murder?"	Kenneth Fink	Sarah Goldfinger	January 16, 2003	27.87[43]
59	13	"Random Acts of Violence"	Danny Cannon	Danny Cannon & Naren Shankar	January 30, 2003	27.48[44]
60	14	"One Hit Wonder"	Félix Alcalá	Corey Miller	February 6, 2003	25.60[45]
61	15	"Lady Heather's Box"	Richard J. Lewis	Story by: Josh Berman, Ann Donahue, Bob Harris, Anthony E. Zuiker Teleplay by: Andrew Lipsitz, Carol Mendelsohn, Naren Shankar, Eli Talbert	February 13, 2003	27.21[46]
62	16	"Lucky Strike"	Kenneth Fink	Eli Talbert & Anthony E. Zuiker	February 20, 2003	27.95[47]
63	17	"Crash and Burn"	Richard J. Lewis	Josh Berman	March 13, 2003	28.60[48]
64	18	"Precious Metal"	Deran Sarafian	Andrew Lipsitz & Naren Shankar	April 3, 2003	26.37[49]
65	19	"A Night at the Movies"	Matt Earl Beesley	Story by: Carol Mendelsohn Teleplay by: Danny Cannon & Anthony E. Zuiker	April 10, 2003	26.45[50]
66	20	"Last Laugh"	Richard J. Lewis	Story by: Bob Harris & Carol Meldelsohn Teleplay by: Bob Harris & Anthony E. Zuiker	April 24, 2003	25.22[51]
67	21	"Forever"	David Grossman	Sarah Goldfinger	May 1, 2003	22.66[52]
68	22	"Play with Fire"	Kenneth Fink	Andrew Lipsitz & Naren Shankar	May 8, 2003	25.10[53]
69	23	"Inside the Box"	Danny Cannon	Carol Mendelsohn & Anthony E. Zuiker	May 15, 2003	23.87[54]

Season 4 (2003–04)

William Petersen, Marg Helgenberger, Gary Dourdan, George Eads, Jorja Fox, Eric Szmanda, Robert David Hall, and Paul Guilfoyle star. David Berman, and Wallace Langham recur.

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	U.S. viewers (millions)
70	1	"Assume Nothing"	Richard J. Lewis	Danny Cannon & Anthony E. Zuiker	September 25, 2003	26.91[55]
71	2	"All for Our Country"	Richard J. Lewis	Richard Catalani & Andrew Lipsitz & Carol Mendelsohn	October 2, 2003	26.66[56]
72	3	"Homebodies"	Kenneth Fink	Sarah Goldfinger & Naren Shankar	October 9, 2003	26.53[57]
73	4	"Feeling the Heat"	Kenneth Fink	Eli Talbert & Anthony E. Zuiker	October 23, 2003	27.57[58]
74	5	"Fur and Loathing"	Richard J. Lewis	Jerry Stahl	October 30, 2003	27.35[59]
75	6	"Jackpot"	Danny Cannon	Carol Mendelsohn & Naren Shankar	November 6, 2003	29.64[60]
76	7	"Invisible Evidence"	Danny Cannon	Josh Berman	November 13, 2003	29.27[61]
77	8	"After the Show"	Kenneth Fink	Elizabeth Devine & Andrew Lipsitz	November 20, 2003	26.64[62]
78	9	"Grissom Versus the Volcano"	Richard J. Lewis	Story by: Josh Berman Teleplay by: Carol Mendelsohn & Anthony E. Zuiker	December 11, 2003	26.80[63]
79	10	"Coming of Rage"	Nelson McCormick	Story by: Richard Catalani Teleplay by: Sarah Goldfinger	December 18, 2003	24.69[64]
80	11	"Eleven Angry Jurors"	Matt Earl Beesley	Josh Berman & Andrew Lipsitz	January 8, 2004	27.48[65]
81	12	"Butterflied"	Richard J. Lewis	David Rambo	January 15, 2004	28.74[66]
82	13	"Suckers"	Danny Cannon	Josh Berman & Danny Cannon	February 5, 2004	29.27[67]
83	14	"Paper or Plastic"	Kenneth Fink	Naren Shankar	February 12, 2004	30.71[68]
84	15	"Early Rollout"	Duane Clark	Story by: Elizabeth Devine Teleplay by: Carol Mendelsohn & Anthony E. Zuiker	February 19, 2004	30.87[69]
85	16	"Getting Off"	Kenneth Fink	Jerry Stahl	February 26, 2004	28.01[70]
86	17	"XX"	Deran Sarafian	Ethlie Ann Vare	March 11, 2004	27.40[71]
87	18	"Bad to the Bone"	David Grossman	Eli Talbert	April 1, 2004	26.47[72]
88	19	"Bad Words"	Rob Bailey	Sarah Goldfinger	April 15, 2004	23.79[73]
89	20	"Dead Ringer"	Kenneth Fink	Elizabeth Devine	April 29, 2004	26.37[74]
90	21	"Turn of the Screws"	Deran Sarafian	Story by: Richard Catalani & Carol Mendelsohn Teleplay by: Josh Berman	May 6, 2004	20.39[75]
91	22	"No More Bets"	Richard J. Lewis	Story by: Dustin Lee Abraham & Andrew Lipsitz Teleplay by: Judith McCreary & Carol Mendelsohn & Naren Shankar	May 13, 2004	22.52[76]
92	23	"Bloodlines"	Kenneth Fink	Story by: Sarah Goldfinger & Eli Talbert Teleplay by: Carol Mendelsohn & Naren Shankar	May 20, 2004	25.40[77]

Season 5 (2004–05)

William Petersen, Marg Helgenberger, Gary Dourdan, George Eads, Jorja Fox, Eric Szmanda, Robert David Hall, and Paul Guilfoyle star. Louise Lombard, David Berman, Jon Wellner, and Wallace Langham recur.

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	U.S. viewers (millions)
93	1	"Viva Las Vegas"	Danny Cannon	Danny Cannon & Carol Mendelsohn	September 23, 2004	30.57[78]
94	2	"Down the Drain"	Kenneth Fink	Naren Shankar	October 7, 2004	28.43[79]
95	3	"Harvest"	David Grossman	Judith McCreary	October 14, 2004	28.89[80]
96	4	"Crow's Feet"	Richard J. Lewis	Josh Berman	October 21, 2004	26.54[81]
97	5	"Swap Meet"	Danny Cannon	Carol Mendelsohn & David Rambo & Naren Shankar	October 28, 2004	29.60[82]
98	6	"What's Eating Gilbert Grissom?"	Kenneth Fink	Sarah Goldfinger	November 4, 2004	30.58[83]
99	7	"Formalities"	Bill Eagles	Dustin Lee Abraham & Naren Shankar	November 11, 2004	29.64[84]
100	8	"Ch-Ch-Changes"	Richard J. Lewis	Jerry Stahl	November 18, 2004	31.46[85]
101	9	"Mea Culpa"	David Grossman	Story by: Josh Berman & Carol Mendelsohn Teleplay by: Josh Berman	November 25, 2004	24.38[86]
102	10	"No Humans Involved"	Rob Bailey	Judith McCreary	December 9, 2004	29.83[87]
103	11	"Who Shot Sherlock?"	Kenneth Fink	Richard Catalani & David Rambo	January 6, 2005	28.86[88]
104	12	"Snakes"	Richard J. Lewis	Dustin Lee Abraham	January 13, 2005	27.55[89]
105	13	"Nesting Dolls"	Bill Eagles	Sarah Goldfinger	February 3, 2005	24.95[90]
106	14	"Unbearable"	Kenneth Fink	Josh Berman & Carol Mendelsohn	February 10, 2005	27.85[91]
107	15	"King Baby"	Richard J. Lewis	Jerry Stahl	February 17, 2005	30.72[92]
108	16	"Big Middle"	Kenneth Fink	Story by: Dustin Lee Abraham Teleplay by: Judith McCreary & Naren Shankar	February 24, 2005	28.11[93]
109	17	"Compulsion"	Duane Clark	Josh Berman & Richard Catalani	March 10, 2005	29.40[94]
110	18	"Spark of Life"	Kenneth Fink	Allen McDonald	March 31, 2005	28.22[95]
111	19	"4x4"	Terrence O'Hara	Story by: Sarah Goldfinger & Naren Shanker Teleplay by: Dustin Lee Abraham & David Rambo	April 14, 2005	27.54[96]
112	20	"Hollywood Brass"	Bill Eagles	Sarah Goldfinger & Carol Mendelsohn	April 21, 2005	27.02[97]
113	21	"Committed"	Richard J. Lewis	Sarah Goldfinger & Richard J. Lewis & Uttam Narsu	April 28, 2005	23.68[98]
114	22	"Weeping Willows"	Kenneth Fink	Areanne Lloyd	May 5, 2005	26.65[99]
115	23	"Iced"	Richard J. Lewis	Josh Berman	May 12, 2005	26.46[100]
116	24	"Grave Danger (Part I)"	Quentin Tarantino	Story by: Quentin Tarantino Teleplay by: Carol Mendelsohn & Naren Shankar & Anthony E. Zuiker	May 19, 2005	30.73[101]
117	25	"Grave Danger (Part II)"	Quentin Tarantino	Story by: Quentin Tarantino Teleplay by: Carol Mendelsohn & Naren Shankar & Anthony E. Zuiker	May 19, 2005	30.73[101]

Season 6 (2005–06)

William Petersen, Marg Helgenberger, Gary Dourdan, George Eads, Jorja Fox, Eric Szmanda, Robert David Hall, and Paul Guilfoyle star. Louise Lombard, David Berman, Liz Vassey, Jon Wellner, and Wallace Langham recur.

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	U.S. viewers (millions)
118	1	"Bodies in Motion"	Richard J. Lewis	Story by: Carol Mendelsohn & Naren Shankar Teleplay by: Naren Shanker	September 22, 2005	29.02[102]
119	2	"Room Service"	Kenneth Fink	Dustin Lee Abraham & Henry Alonso Myers	September 29, 2005	28.00[103]
120	3	"Bite Me"	Jeffrey Hunt	Story by: Josh Berman & Carol Mendelsohn Teleplay by: Josh Berman	October 6, 2005	28.85[104]
121	4	"Shooting Stars"	Danny Cannon	Danny Cannon	October 13, 2005	28.34[105]
122	5	"Gum Drops"	Richard J. Lewis	Sarah Goldfinger	October 20, 2005	28.48[106]
123	6	"Secrets and Flies"	Terrence O'Hara	Josh Berman	November 3, 2005	28.73[107]
124	7	"A Bullet Runs Through It (Part I)"	Danny Cannon	Richard Catalani & Carol Mendelsohn	November 10, 2005	29.55[108]
125	8	"A Bullet Runs Through It (Part II)"	Kenneth Fink	Richard Catalani & Carol Mendelsohn	November 17, 2005	28.98[109]
126	9	"Dog Eat Dog"	Duane Clark	Allen MacDonald & Dustin Lee Abraham	November 24, 2005	25.72[110]
127	10	"Still Life"	Richard J. Lewis	David Rambo	December 8, 2005	30.95[111]
128	11	"Werewolves"	Kenneth Fink	Josh Berman	January 5, 2006	27.23[112]
129	12	"Daddy's Little Girl"	Terrence O'Hara	Story by: Sarah Goldfinger & Naren Shankar Teleplay by: Sarah Goldfinger & Henry Alonso Myers	January 19, 2006	27.13[113]
130	13	"Kiss-Kiss, Bye-Bye"	Danny Cannon	David Rambo	January 26, 2006	25.86[114]
131	14	"Killer"	Kenneth Fink	Story by: Erik Saltzgaber Teleplay by: Dustin Lee Abraham & Naren Shankar	February 2, 2006	28.36[115]
132	15	"Pirates of the Third Reich"	Richard J. Lewis	Jerry Stahl	February 9, 2006	27.42[116]
133	16	"Up in Smoke"	Duane Clark	Josh Berman	March 2, 2006	27.81[117]
134	17	"I Like to Watch"	Kenneth Fink	Richard Catalani & Henry Alonso Myers	March 9, 2006	27.16[118]
135	18	"The Unusual Suspect"	Alec Smight	Allen MacDonald	March 30, 2006	25.23[119]
136	19	"Spellbound"	Jeffrey Hunt	Jacqueline Hoyt	April 6, 2006	23.33[120]
137	20	"Poppin' Tags"	Bryan Spicer	Dustin Lee Abraham	April 13, 2006	24.42[121]
138	21	"Rashomama"	Kenneth Fink	Sarah Goldfinger	April 27, 2006	27.36[122]
139	22	"Time of Your Death"	Dean White	Story by: Danny Cannon Teleplay by: Richard Catalani & David Rambo	May 4, 2006	26.05[123]
140	23	"Bang-Bang"	Terrence O'Hara	Naren Shankar & Anthony E. Zuiker	May 11, 2006	27.04[124]
141	24	"Way to Go"	Kenneth Fink	Jerry Stahl	May 18, 2006	25.40[125]

Season 7 (2006–07)

William Petersen, Marg Helgenberger, Gary Dourdan, George Eads, Jorja Fox, Eric Szmanda, Robert David Hall, and Paul Guilfoyle star. Louise Lombard joins the main cast, and departs at the seasons conclusion. David Berman, Liz Vassey, Jon Wellner, and Wallace Langham recur.

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	U.S. viewers (millions)
142	1	"Built to Kill (Part 1)"	Kenneth Fink	Story by: Sarah Goldfinger Teleplay by: David Rambo & Naren Shankar	September 21, 2006	22.57[126]
143	2	"Built to Kill (Part 2)"	Kenneth Fink	Story by: David Rambo Teleplay by: Sarah Goldfinger & Naren Shankar	September 28, 2006	23.77[127]
144	3	"Toe Tags"	Jeffrey Hunt	Story by: Allen MacDonald & Carol Mendelsohn Teleplay by: Richard Catalani & Douglas Petrie	October 5, 2006	21.51[128]
145	4	"Fannysmackin'"	Richard J. Lewis	Dustin Lee Abraham	October 12, 2006	21.85[129]
146	5	"Double-Cross"	Michael Slovis	Marlene Meyer	October 19, 2006	20.49[130]
147	6	"Burn Out"	Alec Smight	Jacqueline Hoyt	November 2, 2006	20.77[131]
148	7	"Post Mortem"	Richard J. Lewis	Story by: Naren Shanker Teleplay by: Dustin Lee Abraham & David Rambo	November 9, 2006	20.83[132]
149	8	"Happenstance"	Jean de Segonzac	Sarah Goldfinger	November 16, 2006	24.11[133]
150	9	"Living Legend"	Martha Coolidge	Story by: Carol Mendelsohn & Douglas Petrie Teleplay by: Douglas Petrie	November 23, 2006	17.17[134]
151	10	"Loco Motives"	Kenneth Fink	Evan Dunsky & Anthony E. Zuiker	December 7, 2006	23.25[135]
152	11	"Leaving Las Vegas"	Richard J. Lewis	Story by: Allen MacDonald & Carol Mendelsohn Teleplay by: Allen MacDonald	January 4, 2007	26.12[136]
153	12	"Sweet Jane"	Kenneth Fink	Kenneth Fink & Naren Shankar	January 18, 2007	21.41[137]
154	13	"Redrum"	Martha Coolidge	Story by: Richard Catalani & David Rambo Teleplay by: Jacqueline Hoyt & Carol Mendelsohn	January 25, 2007	21.17[138]
155	14	"Meet Market"	Paris Barclay	Dustin Lee Abraham	February 1, 2007	21.49[139]
156	15	"Law of Gravity"	Richard J. Lewis	Story by: Richard Catalani Teleplay by: Richard Catalani & Carol Mendelsohn	February 8, 2007	22.52[140]
157	16	"Monster in the Box"	Jeffrey Hunt	Naren Shankar & Douglas Petrie	February 15, 2007	22.71[141]
158	17	"Fallen Idols"	Christopher Leitch	Marlene Meyer	February 22, 2007	21.78[142]
159	18	"Empty Eyes"	Michael Slovis	Allen MacDonald	March 29, 2007	22.71[143]
160	19	"Big Shots"	Jeff Woolnough	Dustin Lee Abraham	April 5, 2007	21.69[144]
161	20	"Lab Rats"	Brad Tenanbaum	Story by: Sarah Goldfinger & Naren Shanker Teleplay by: Sarah Goldfinger	April 12, 2007	22.18[145]
162	21	"Ending Happy"	Kenneth Fink	Evan Dunsky	April 26, 2007	20.20[146]
163	22	"Leapin' Lizards"	Richard J. Lewis	Story by: Carol Mendelsohn & David Rambo Teleplay by: David Rambo	May 3, 2007	19.02[147]
164	23	"The Good, the Bad, and the Dominatrix"	Alec Smight	Jacqueline Hoyt	May 10, 2007	18.75[148]
165	24	"Living Doll"	Kenneth Fink	Sarah Goldfinger & Naren Shankar	May 17, 2007	20.45[149]

Season 8 (2007–08)

William Petersen, Marg Helgenberger, Gary Dourdan, George Eads, Eric Szmanda, Robert David Hall, and Paul Guilfoyle star. Wallace Langham joins the main cast. David Berman, Jon Wellner, and Liz Vassey recur. Jorja Fox departs the main cast after seven episodes, whilst Louise Lombard guest stars in episode one, departing subsequently.

"Who and What" is part one a crossover that concludes on the Without a Trace episode "Where and Why".

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	U.S. viewers (millions)
166	1	"Dead Doll"	Kenneth Fink	Story by: Naren Shankar Teleplay by: Allen MacDonald & Dustin Lee Abraham	September 27, 2007	25.22[150]
167	2	"A La Cart"	Richard J. Lewis	Sarah Goldfinger & Richard Catalani	October 4, 2007	20.97[151]
168	3	"Go to Hell"	Jeffrey Hunt	Douglas Petrie	October 11, 2007	19.79[152]
169	4	"The Case of the Cross-Dressing Carp"	Alec Smight	David Rambo & Jacqueline Hoyt	October 18, 2007	21.22[153]
170	5	"The Chick Chop Flick Shop"	Richard J. Lewis	Evan Dunsky	November 1, 2007	19.06[154]
171	6	"Who & What"	Danny Cannon	Story by: Carol Mendelsohn & Naren Shanker Teleplay by: Richard Catalani & Danny Cannon	November 8, 2007	21.94[155]
172	7	"Goodbye & Good Luck"	Kenneth Fink	Story by: Sarah Goldfinger & Allen MacDonald Teleplay by: Allen MacDonald & Naren Shankar	November 15, 2007	21.37[156]
173	8	"You Kill Me"	Paris Barclay	Story by: Sarah Goldfinger & Naren Shankar Teleplay by: Naren Shankar & Douglas Petrie	November 22, 2007	14.75[157]
174	9	"Cockroaches"	William Friedkin	Dustin Lee Abraham	December 6, 2007	18.80[158]
175	10	"Lying Down With Dogs"	Michael Slovis	Christopher Barbour & Michael F.X. Daley	December 13, 2007	19.87[159]
176	11	"Bull"	Richard J. Lewis	Story by: Steven Felder & David Rambo Teleplay by: David Rambo	January 10, 2008	18.18[160]
177	12	"Grissom's Divine Comedy"	Richard J. Lewis	Story by: Jacqueline Hoyt & Carol Mendelsohn Teleplay by: Jacqueline Hoyt	April 3, 2008	20.58[161]
178	13	"A Thousand Days on Earth"	Kenneth Fink	Evan Dunsky	April 10, 2008	20.09[162]
179	14	"Drops Out"	Jeffrey Hunt	Story by: Dustin Lee Abraham & Naren Shankar Teleplay by: Dustin Lee Abraham & Allen MacDonald	April 24, 2008	17.02[163]
180	15	"The Theory of Everything"	Christopher Leitch	Story by: Carol Mendelsohn & David Rambo Teleplay by: Douglas Petrie & David Rambo	May 1, 2008	18.01[164]
181	16	"Two and a Half Deaths"	Alec Smight	Chuck Lorre & Lee Aronsohn	May 8, 2008	18.07[165]
182	17	"For Gedda"	Kenneth Fink	Story by: Dustin Lee Abraham & Kenneth Fink Teleplay by: Dustin Lee Abraham & Richard Catalani	May 15, 2008	18.06[166]

Season 9 (2008–09)

Marg Helgenberger, George Eads, Eric Szmanda, Robert David Hall, Wallace Langham, and Paul Guilfoyle star. Gary Dourdan and William Petersen depart the cast in episodes one, and ten, respectively. Lauren Lee Smith joins the main cast in episode three, departing at the seasons conclusion. Laurence Fishburne joins the cast in episode 9. Jorja Fox, Liz Vassey, Jon Wellner, and David Berman recur.

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	U.S. viewers (millions)
183	1	"For Warrick"	Richard J. Lewis	Teleplay by: Allen MacDonald & Richard J. Lewis Story by: Carol Mendelsohn	October 9, 2008	23.49[167]
184	2	"The Happy Place"	Nathan Hope	Sarah Goldfinger	October 16, 2008	19.28[168]
185	3	"Art Imitates Life"	Kenneth Fink	Evan Dunsky	October 23, 2008	19.49[169]
186	4	"Let It Bleed"	Brad Tanenbaum	Corinne Marinan	October 30, 2008	19.10[170]
187	5	"Leave Out All the Rest"	Kenneth Fink	Jacqueline Hoyt	November 6, 2008	18.18[171]
188	6	"Say Uncle"	Richard J. Lewis	Dustin Lee Abraham	November 13, 2008	19.05[172]
189	7	"Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda"	Brad Tanenbaum	Teleplay by: Allen MacDonald Story by: Naren Shankar & Allen MacDonald	November 20, 2008	18.45[173]
190	8	"Young Man with a Horn"	Jeffrey Hunt	David Rambo	December 4, 2008	17.48[174]
191	9	"19 Down…"	Kenneth Fink	Naren Shankar & Carol Mendelsohn	December 11, 2008	20.86[175]
192	10	"One to Go"	Alec Smight	Carol Mendelsohn & Naren Shankar	January 15, 2009	24.25[176]
193	11	"The Grave Shift"	Richard J. Lewis	David Weddle & Bradley Thompson	January 22, 2009	17.57[177]
194	12	"Disarmed and Dangerous"	Kenneth Fink	Dustin Lee Abraham & Evan Dunsky	January 29, 2009	20.15[178]
195	13	"Deep Fried and Minty Fresh"	Alec Smight	Corinne Marrinan & Sarah Goldfinger	February 12, 2009	17.94[179]
196	14	"Miscarriage of Justice"	Louis Shaw Milito	Richard Catalani & Jacqueline Hoyt	February 19, 2009	16.92[180]
197	15	"Kill Me If You Can"	Nathan Hope	Teleplay by: Allen MacDonald Story by: Bradley Thompson & David Weddle	February 26, 2009	17.72[181]
198	16	"Turn, Turn, Turn"	Richard J. Lewis	Tom Mularz	March 5, 2009	20.88[182]
199	17	"No Way Out"	Alec Smight	Fulvia Charles-Lindsay	March 12, 2009	17.13[183]
200	18	"Mascara"	William Friedkin	Teleplay by: Dustin Lee Abraham Story by: Dustin Lee Abraham & Naren Shankar	April 2, 2009	14.63[184]
201	19	"The Descent of Man"	Christopher Leitch	Evan Dunsky	April 9, 2009	16.63[185]
202	20	"A Space Oddity"	Michael Nankin	Teleplay by: David Weddle & Bradley Thompson Story by: Naren Shankar	April 16, 2009	15.72[186]
203	21	"If I Had a Hammer…"	Brad Tanenbaum	Teleplay by: Allen MacDonald & Corinne Marrinan Story by: Daniel Steck	April 23, 2009	14.64[187]
204	22	"The Gone Dead Train"	Alec Smight	Jacqueline Hoyt	April 30, 2009	15.54[188]
205	23	"Hog Heaven"	Louis Shaw Milito	David Rambo	May 7, 2009	14.91[189]
206	24	"All In"	Paris Barclay	Teleplay by: Evan Dunsky & Richard Catalani Story by: Naren Shankar & Phillip Schenkler	May 14, 2009	14.81[190]

Season 10 (2009–10)

Laurence Fishburne, Marg Helgenberger, George Eads, Eric Szmanda, Robert David Hall, Wallace Langham, and Paul Guilfoyle star. David Berman, and Liz Vassey join the main cast, with Vassey departing at the end of the season. Jorja Fox, and Jon Wellner recur.

"The Lost Girls" is the conclusion of the CSI: Trilogy. Part one is the CSI: Miami episode "Bone Voyage" and part two is the CSI: NY episode "Hammer Down".

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	U.S. viewers (millions)
207	1	"Family Affair"	Kenneth Fink	Story by: Naren Shankar Teleplay by: Bradley Thompson & David Weddle	September 24, 2009	16.04[191]
208	2	"Ghost Town"	Alec Smight	Story by: Dustin Lee Abraham & Carol Mendelsohn Teleplay by: Dustin Lee Abraham	October 1, 2009	15.94[192]
209	3	"Working Stiffs"	Naren Shankar	Naren Shankar	October 8, 2009	14.90[193]
210	4	"Coup de Grace"	Paris Barclay	Story by: David Rambo & Richard Catalani Teleplay by: David Rambo	October 15, 2009	15.37[194]
211	5	"Bloodsport"	Jeffrey Hunt	Allen MacDonald	October 29, 2009	15.24[195]
212	6	"Death & The Maiden"	Brad Tanenbaum	Jacqueline Hoyt	November 5, 2009	15.60[196]
213	7	"The Lost Girls"	Alec Smight	David Weddle & Bradley Thompson	November 12, 2009	17.38[197]
214	8	"Lover's Lanes"	Andrew Bernstein	Dustin Lee Abraham	November 19, 2009	14.91[198]
215	9	"Appendicitement"	Kenneth Fink	Evan Dunsky	December 10, 2009	16.43[199]
216	10	"Better Off Dead"	Jeffrey Hunt	Story by: Richard Catalani & Tom Mularz Teleplay by: Corinne Marrinan & Tom Mularz	December 17, 2009	15.58[200]
217	11	"Sin City Blue"	Louis Shaw Milito	Story by: Daniel Steck Teleplay by: David Rambo & Jacqueline Hoyt	January 14, 2010	15.33[201]
218	12	"Long Ball"	Alec Smight	Christopher Barbour	January 21, 2010	14.29[202]
219	13	"Internal Combustion"	Brad Tanenbaum	Jennifer N. Levin	February 4, 2010	14.49[203]
220	14	"Unshockable"	Kenneth Fink	Michael Frost Beckner	March 4, 2010	15.59[204]
221	15	"Neverland"	Alec Smight	Tom Mularz	March 11, 2010	15.25[205]
222	16	"The Panty Sniffer"	Louis Shaw Milito	Story by: Richard Catalani & Jacqueline Hoyt Teleplay by: Jacqueline Hoyt	April 1, 2010	13.35[206]
223	17	"Irradiator"	Michael Nankin	Bradley Thompson & David Weddle	April 8, 2010	14.97[207]
224	18	"Field Mice"	Brad Tanenbaum	Story by: Naren Shankar & Jennifer N. Levin Teleplay by: Wallace Langham & Liz Vassey	April 15, 2010	13.19[208]
225	19	"World's End"	Alec Smight	Evan Dunsky	April 22, 2010	13.35[209]
226	20	"Take My Life, Please!"	Martha Coolidge	David Rambo & Dustin Lee Abraham	April 29, 2010	13.63[210]
227	21	"Lost & Found"	Frank Waldeck	Corinne Marrinan & Elizabeth Devine	May 6, 2010	14.15[211]
228	22	"Doctor Who"	Jeffrey Hunt	Tom Mularz	May 13, 2010	13.42[212]
229	23	"Meat Jekyll"	Alec Smight	Story by: Naren Shankar Teleplay by: Evan Dunsky	May 20, 2010	14.35[213]

Season 11 (2010–11)

Laurence Fishburne, Marg Helgenberger, George Eads, Eric Szmanda, Robert David Hall, Wallace Langham, David Berman, and Paul Guilfoyle star. Jorja Fox rejoins the main cast. Liz Vassey, Elisabeth Harnois, William Petersen, and Louise Lombard make single-episode guest appearances. Jon Wellner recurs, Fishburne departs at the seasons end.

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	U.S. viewers (millions)
230	1	"Shock Waves"	Alec Smight	David Weddle & Bradley Thompson	September 23, 2010	14.69[214]
231	2	"Pool Shark"	Michael Nankin	Dustin Lee Abraham	September 30, 2010	13.41[215]
232	3	"Blood Moon"	Brad Tanenbaum	Treena Hancock & Melissa R. Byer	October 7, 2010	12.50[216]
233	4	"Sqweegel"	Jeffrey Hunt	Teleplay by: Anthony E. Zuiker & Carol Mendelsohn Story by: Anthony E. Zuiker & Duane Swierczynski	October 14, 2010	14.45[217]
234	5	"House of Hoarders"	Alec Smight	Christopher Barbour	October 21, 2010	14.96[218]
235	6	"Cold Blooded"	Louis Shaw Milito	Tom Mularz	October 28, 2010	14.27[219]
236	7	"Bump and Grind"	Michael Nankin	Don McGill	November 4, 2010	13.96[220]
237	8	"Fracked"	Martha Coolidge	Bradley Thompson & David Weddle	November 11, 2010	12.99[221]
238	9	"Wild Life"	Charles Haid	Melissa R. Byer & Treena Hancock	November 18, 2010	14.15[222]
239	10	"418/427"	Frank Waldeck	Michael Frost Beckner	December 9, 2010	13.17[223]
240	11	"Man Up"	Alec Smight	Michael F.X. Daley	January 6, 2011	14.22[224]
241	12	"A Kiss Before Frying"	Brad Tanenbaum	Evan Dunsky	January 20, 2011	14.34[225]
242	13	"The Two Mrs. Grissoms"	Steven Felder	Teleplay by: Treena Hancock & Melissa R. Byer Story by: Christopher Barbour	February 3, 2011	13.98[226]
243	14	"All That Cremains"	Jeffrey Hunt	Dustin Lee Abraham	February 10, 2011	12.64[227]
244	15	"Targets of Obsession"	Alec Smight	David Weddle & Bradley Thompson	February 17, 2011	13.29[228]
245	16	"Turn On, Tune In, Drop Dead"	Paul McCrane	Tom Mularz	February 24, 2011	12.41[229]
246	17	"The List"	Louis Shaw Milito	Richard Catalani	March 10, 2011	13.39[230]
247	18	"Hitting for the Cycle"	Alec Smight	Daniel Steck & Richard Catalani	March 31, 2011	12.76[231]
248	19	"Unleashed"	Brad Tanenbaum	Ed Whitmore & Anthony E. Zuiker	April 7, 2011	13.06[232]
249	20	"Father of the Bride"	Frank Waldeck	Evan Dunsky	April 28, 2011	10.84[233]
250	21	"Cello and Goodbye"	Alec Smight	Christopher Barbour & Don McGill	May 5, 2011	10.67[234]
251	22	"In a Dark, Dark House"	Jeffrey Hunt	Tom Mularz	May 12, 2011	11.77[235]

Season 12 (2011–12)

George Eads, Jorja Fox, Eric Szmanda, Robert David Hall, Wallace Langham, David Berman, and Paul Guilfoyle star. Elisabeth Harnois and Ted Danson join the main cast, Marg Helgenberger departs as a series regular in episode twelve, and is replaced by Elisabeth Shue in episode fourteen. Jon Wellner recurs.

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	U.S. viewers (millions)
252	1	"73 Seconds"	Alec Smight	Gavin Harris	September 21, 2011	12.74[236]
253	2	"Tell-Tale Hearts"	Brad Tanenbaum	Teleplay by: Joe Pokaski Story by: Larry M. Mitchell	September 28, 2011	11.76[237]
254	3	"Bittersweet"	Frank Waldeck	Melissa R. Byer & Treena Hancock	October 5, 2011	11.98[238]
255	4	"Maid Man"	Martha Coolidge	Dustin Lee Abraham	October 12, 2011	10.93[239]
256	5	"CSI Down"	Jeffrey Hunt	Teleplay by: Tom Mularz Story by: Gavin Harris	October 19, 2011	10.79[240]
257	6	"Freaks & Geeks"	Alec Smight	Christopher Barbour	November 2, 2011	10.79[241]
258	7	"Brain Doe"	Brad Tanenbaum	Gavin Harris	November 9, 2011	10.16[242]
259	8	"Crime After Crime"	Paul McCrane	Teleplay by: Tom Mularz Story by: Richard Catalani	November 16, 2011	10.60[243]
260	9	"Zippered"	Alec Smight	Joe Pokaski	December 7, 2011	11.14[244]
261	10	"Genetic Disorder"	Frank Waldeck	Elizabeth Devine	December 14, 2011	12.23[245]
262	11	"Ms. Willows Regrets"	Louis Shaw Milito	Teleplay by: Christopher Barbour & Don McGill Story by: Christopher Barbour	January 18, 2012	12.02[246]
263	12	"Willows in the Wind"	Alec Smight	Teleplay by: Christopher Barbour & Richard Catalani Story by: Carol Mendelsohn & Don McGill	January 25, 2012	14.26[247]
264	13	"Tressed to Kill"	Brad Tanenbaum	Ed Whitmore	February 8, 2012	10.88[248]
265	14	"Seeing Red"	Frank Waldeck	Christopher Barbour & Tom Mularz	February 15, 2012	11.09[249]
266	15	"Stealing Home"	Alec Smight	Treena Hancock & Melissa R. Byer	February 22, 2012	11.91[250]
267	16	"CSI Unplugged"	Jeffrey Hunt	Gavin Harris	February 29, 2012	11.30[251]
268	17	"Trends with Benefits"	Louis Shaw Milito	Jack Gutowitz	March 14, 2012	11.71[252]
269	18	"Malice in Wonderland"	Alec Smight	Joe Pokaski	March 21, 2012	11.38[253]
270	19	"Split Decisions"	Brad Tanenbaum	Michael F.X. Daley & Richard Catalani	April 4, 2012	12.06[254]
271	20	"Altered Stakes"	David Semel	Teleplay by: Elizabeth Devine Story by: Melissa R. Byer & Treena Hancock	April 11, 2012	9.94[255]
272	21	"Dune and Gloom"	Jeffrey Hunt	Tom Mularz	May 2, 2012	9.75[256]
273	22	"Homecoming"	Alec Smight	Teleplay by: Christopher Barbour & Don McGill Story by: Christopher Barbour & Larry M. Mitchell	May 9, 2012	10.73[257]

Season 13 (2012–13)

Ted Danson, Elisabeth Shue, George Eads, Jorja Fox, Eric Szmanda, Robert David Hall, Wallace Langham, David Berman, Elisabeth Harnois, and Paul Guilfoyle star. Jon Wellner joins the regular cast. William Petersen provides voice-over in one episode, while CSI: NY's Gary Sinise appears in one episode.

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	U.S. viewers (millions)
274	1	"Karma to Burn"	Alec Smight	Teleplay by: Christopher Barbour & Don McGill Story by: Christopher Barbour	September 26, 2012	10.76[258]
275	2	"Code Blue Plate Special"	Louis Shaw Milito	Andrew Dettmann	October 10, 2012	10.70[259]
276	3	"Wild Flowers"	Brad Tanenbaum	Joe Pokaski	October 17, 2012	10.63[260]
277	4	"It Was a Very Good Year"	Frank Waldeck	Gavin Harris	October 24, 2012	9.95[261]
278	5	"Play Dead"	Eagle Egilsson	Treena Hancock & Melissa R. Byer	October 31, 2012	10.91[262]
279	6	"Pick and Roll"	Alec Smight	Rick Eid	November 7, 2012	10.33[263]
280	7	"Fallen Angels"	Louis Shaw Milito	Tom Mularz	November 14, 2012	11.01[264]
281	8	"CSI on Fire"	Jeffrey Hunt	Teleplay by: Thomas Hoppe Story by: Carol Mendelsohn & Richard Catalani	November 21, 2012	10.77[265]
282	9	"Strip Maul"	Alec Smight	Christopher Barbour	November 28, 2012	12.11[266]
283	10	"Risky Business Class"	Frank Waldeck	Elizabeth Devine	December 12, 2012	9.59[267]
284	11	"Dead Air"	Phil Conserva	Joe Pokaski	January 16, 2013	11.14[268]
285	12	"Double Fault"	Brad Tanenbaum	Melissa R. Byer & Treena Hancock	January 23, 2013	11.46[269]
286	13	"In Vino Veritas"	Louis Shaw Milito	Rick Eid	February 6, 2013	10.97[270]
287	14	"Exile"	Jeffrey Hunt	Carlos M. Marimon	February 13, 2013	8.54[271]
288	15	"Forget Me Not"	Karen Gaviola	Andrew Dettmann	February 20, 2013	10.65[272]
289	16	"Last Woman Standing"	Brad Tanenbaum	Gavin Harris	February 27, 2013	9.44[273]
290	17	"Dead of the Class"	Alec Smight	Tom Mularz	March 20, 2013	10.53[274]
291	18	"Sheltered"	Louis Shaw Milito	Michael F.X. Daley	April 3, 2013	9.89[275]
292	19	"Backfire"	Frank Waldeck	Jack Gutowitz	April 10, 2013	11.11[276]
293	20	"Fearless"	Eagle Egilsson	Gavin Harris	May 1, 2013	9.49[277]
294	21	"Ghosts of the Past"	Brad Tanenbaum	Andrew Dettmann	May 8, 2013	9.82[278]
295	22	"Skin in the Game"	Alec Smight	Teleplay by: Christopher Barbour & Don McGill Story by: Christopher Barbour	May 15, 2013	9.53[279]

Season 14 (2013–14)

Ted Danson, Elisabeth Shue, George Eads, Jorja Fox, Eric Szmanda, Robert David Hall, Wallace Langham, David Berman, Elisabeth Harnois, Jon Wellner, and Paul Guilfoyle star. Guilfoyle departs the main cast at the end of the season. Marg Helgenberger, and CSI: Cyber's Patricia Arquette both make single-episode guest appearances.

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	U.S. viewers (millions)
296	1	"The Devil and D.B. Russell"	Alec Smight	Story by: Christopher Barbour Teleplay by: Christopher Barbour & Don McGill	September 25, 2013	9.12[280]
297	2	"Take the Money and Run"	Louis Shaw Milito	Andrew Dettmann	October 2, 2013	9.66[281]
298	3	"Torch Song"	Brad Tanenbaum	Tom Mularz	October 9, 2013	8.82[282]
299	4	"Last Supper"	Frank Waldeck	Treena Hancock & Melissa R. Byer	October 16, 2013	9.45[283]
300	5	"Frame By Frame"	Alec Smight	Gavin Harris	October 23, 2013	10.45[284]
301	6	"Passed Pawns"	Phil Conserva	Story by: Michael F.X. Daly Teleplay by: Christopher Barbour	October 30, 2013	9.50[285]
302	7	"Under a Cloud"	Brad Tanenbaum	Elizabeth Devine & Richard Catalani	November 6, 2013	9.08[286]
303	8	"Helpless"	Karen Gaviola	Tom Mularz	November 13, 2013	10.47[287]
304	9	"Check In and Check Out"	Louis Shaw Milito	Andrew Dettmann	November 20, 2013	11.19[288]
305	10	"Girls Gone Wild"	Alec Smight	Melissa R. Byer & Treena Hancock	November 27, 2013	10.94[289]
306	11	"The Lost Reindeer"	Frank Waldeck	Gavin Harris	December 11, 2013	10.18[290]
307	12	"Keep Calm and Carry On"	Brad Tanenbaum	Thomas Hoppe	January 15, 2014	10.30[291]
308	13	"Boston Brakes"	Eagle Egilsson	Christopher Barbour	January 22, 2014	9.47[292]
309	14	"De Los Muertos"	Louis Shaw Milito	Tom Mularz & Richard Catalani	February 5, 2014	11.16[293]
310	15	"Love For Sale"	Frank Waldeck	Andrew Dettmann	February 19, 2014	9.77[294]
311	16	"Killer Moves"	Alec Smight	Mary Leah Sutton	March 5, 2014	9.29[295]
312	17	"Long Road Home"	Phil Conserva	Gavin Harris	March 12, 2014	10.15[296]
313	18	"Uninvited"	Brad Tanenbaum	Story by: Treena Hancock & Melissa R. Byer Teleplay by: Elizabeth Devine	March 19, 2014	10.20[297]
314	19	"The Fallen"	Louis Shaw Milito	Deanna Shumaker	April 2, 2014	9.77[298]
315	20	"Consumed"	Karen Gaviola	Tom Mularz	April 9, 2014	9.11[299]
316	21	"Kitty"	Eagle Egilsson	Ann Donahue & Carol Mendelsohn & Anthony E. Zuiker	April 30, 2014	9.95[300]
317	22	"Dead In His Tracks"	Alec Smight	Andrew Dettmann	May 7, 2014	10.01[301]

Season 15 (2014–15)

Ted Danson, Elisabeth Shue, George Eads, Jorja Fox, Eric Szmanda, Robert David Hall, Wallace Langham, David Berman, Elisabeth Harnois, and Jon Wellner star. Eads and Shue depart the main cast at the end of the season. CSI: Cyber's Patricia Arquette guest stars in one episode.

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	U.S. viewers (millions)
318	1	"The CSI Effect"	Alec Smight	Christopher Barbour & Don McGill	September 28, 2014	9.36[302]
319	2	"Buzz Kill"	Frank Waldeck	Andrew Dettmann	October 5, 2014	8.04[303]
320	3	"Bad Blood"	Louis Shaw Milito	Tom Mularz	October 12, 2014	8.77[304]
321	4	"The Book of Shadows"	Brad Tanenbaum	Gavin Harris	October 19, 2014	8.85[305]
322	5	"Girls Gone Wilder"	Frank Waldeck	Melissa R. Byer & Treena Hancock	November 9, 2014^a	8.67[306]
323	6	"The Twin Paradox"	Phil Conserva	Christopher Barbour	November 16, 2014	8.45[307]
324	7	"Road to Recovery"	Alec Smight	Andrew Dettmann	November 23, 2014	7.88[308]
325	8	"Rubbery Homicide"	Louis Shaw Milito	Tom Mularz	November 30, 2014	8.30[309]
326	9	"Let's Make a Deal"	Brad Tanenbaum	Elizabeth Devine	December 7, 2014	7.89[310]
327	10	"Dead Rails"	Frank Waldeck	Gavin Harris	December 14, 2014	7.18[311]
328	11	"Angle of Attack"	Kevin Bray	M. Scott Veach	December 21, 2014	7.34[312]
329	12	"Dead Woods"	Phil Conserva	Treena Hancock & Melissa R. Byer	December 28, 2014	7.84[313]
330	13	"The Greater Good"	Alec Smight	Christopher Barbour	January 4, 2015	8.62[314]
331	14	"Merchants of Menace"	Claudia Yarmy	Tom Mularz	January 25, 2015	8.25[315]
332	15	"Hero to Zero"	Frank Waldeck	Andrew Dettmann	January 25, 2015	8.30[315]
333	16	"The Last Ride"	Tim Beavers	Gavin Harris	January 27, 2015	10.38[316]
334	17	"Under My Skin"	Alrick Riley	Melissa R. Byer & Treena Hancock	February 15, 2015	7.12[317]
335	18	"The End Game"	Alec Smight	Christopher Barbour	February 15, 2015	7.12[317]

Finale (2015)

CSI concluded its run with a two-hour made-for-TV movie, Immortality, written by series creator Anthony E. Zuiker. Returning stars William Petersen, Marg Helgenberger and Paul Guilfoyle star alongside main cast members Ted Danson, Jorja Fox, Eric Szmanda, Robert David Hall, Wallace Langham, Jon Wellner, David Berman, and Elisabeth Harnois.

This movie was filmed so it can be broadcast as two episodes, and as such CSI concluded its run with a total of 337 broadcast episodes.^[318]

Webisodes (2012)

No.	Title	Original air date
1	"The Birth of CSI (Part 1)"[319]	February 10, 2012
2	"The Birth of CSI (Part 2)"[319]	February 14, 2012
3	"Casting"[319]	February 16, 2012
4	"Special and Visual effects"[319]	February 21, 2012
5	"The Story"[319]	February 23, 2012
6	"Prepping the Episode and Pre-Production Meeting"[319]	February 28, 2012
7	"Makeup and Special Effects Makeup"[319]	March 1, 2012
8	"Post-Production and Audio Mixing"[319]	March 8, 2012

Home video releases

DVD

Season	Episodes	DVD release dates
		Region 1	Region 2	Region 4	Discs
1	23	March 25, 2003[320]	December 8, 2003[321]	November 8, 2006[322]	6
2	23	September 2, 2003[323]	March 15, 2004[324]	November 8, 2006[325]	6
3	23	March 30, 2004[326]	July 26, 2004[327]	November 8, 2006[328]	6
4	23	October 12, 2004[329]	November 21, 2005[330]	November 10, 2006[331]	6
5	25	November 29, 2005[332]	June 26, 2006[333]	January 29, 2007[334]	7
6	24	November 14, 2006[335]	June 4, 2007[336]	December 12, 2007[337]	7
7	24	November 20, 2007[338]	February 25, 2008[339]	December 3, 2008[340]	7
8	17	October 14, 2008[341]	February 16, 2009[342]	July 15, 2009[343]	5
9	24	September 1, 2009[344]	March 1, 2010[345]	June 2, 2010[346]	6
10	23	September 28, 2010[347]	February 7, 2011[348]	August 3, 2011[349]	7
11	22	September 27, 2011[350]	April 30, 2012[351]	June 6, 2012[352]	6
12	22	September 25, 2012[353]	July 1, 2013[354]	August 7, 2013[355]	6
13	22	September 17, 2013[356]	June 9, 2014[357]	August 6, 2014[358]	6
14	22	September 16, 2014[359]	June 8, 2015[360]	TBA	6
15	18	September 15, 2015[361]	TBA	TBA	5
Finale	2	December 15, 2015[362]	TBA	TBA	1

Blu-ray

Season 1 was released 12 May 2009 on Blu-ray and was labeled as a special widescreen edition.^[363]

See also

• CSI (franchise)
• List of CSI: Miami episodes
• List of Without a Trace episodes
• List of CSI: NY episodes

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