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‘Karma To Burn’ Press Release

noreply@blogger.com (Rebe Chan) — Sun, 02 Sep 2012 14:45:31 PDT

THE CSI TEAM RACES TO FIND D.B. RUSSELL’S MISSING GRANDDAUGHTER, ON THE 13th SEASON PREMIERE OF “CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION,” WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26

Guest Stars Include Peri Gilpin (“Frasier”) as D.B. Russell’s Wife, Barbara; Enrique Murciano (“Without a Trace”) as Detective Carlos Moreno; and Conor O’Farrell (“Justified”) Reprises His Role as Imprisoned Former Undersheriff Jeffrey McKeen

Jon Wellner Returns as Henry Andrews

“Karma To Burn” — D.B. Russell’s granddaughter was kidnapped in last season’s finale cliffhanger and now he leads the CSI team on a hunt to find her, on the 13th season premiere of CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION, Wednesday, Sept. 26 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Guest stars include Peri Gilpin as D.B. Russell’s wife, Barbara, Enrique Murciano as Detective Carolos Moreno and Conor O’Farrell as former undersheriff Jeffrey McKeen. Jon Wellner returns as Henry Andrews.

CSI Franchise Nominated for International TV Audience Awards

noreply@blogger.com (Rebe Chan) — Tue, 15 May 2012 20:20:47 PDT

All three members of the CSI franchise have been nominated in the Drama TV Series category for the upcoming 7th International TV Audience Awards. The awards “reward the programs that gathered the highest number of viewers worldwide in 2011 across five continents,”
Winner will be announced at the 52nd Monte-Carlo Television Festival Awards Ceremony on Thursday, June 14

George and Jorja are back for Another Season

noreply@blogger.com (Rebe Chan) — Tue, 15 May 2012 20:18:00 PDT

George Eads and Jorja Fox have signed a new deal with CBS that will keep them on CSI: Crime Scene Investigation during the upcoming thirteenth season.

Can't Wait to see them back on!

Homecoming Ratings

noreply@blogger.com (Rebe Chan) — Tue, 15 May 2012 20:13:59 PDT

CSI Season Finale “Homecoming” pulled in 10.60 million viewers, which is up nearly a million from the previous episode. This was more than enough to put CSI ahead of Revenge (6.97 million) and Law & Order: SVU (5.72 million). In the key 18-49 demographic prized by advertisers, “Homecoming” earned the highest score for the hour with a 2.4 rating/7 share, which is up slightly from last week. Revenge (2.2/6) and SVU (1.7/5) rounded out the hour.

Altered Stakes Press Release

noreply@blogger.com (Rebe Chan) — Wed, 04 Apr 2012 16:26:50 PDT

WHEN STOKES LEARNS A VIOLENT MAN HE HELPED PUT IN PRISON IS GOING TO HAVE HIS CONVICTION OVERTURNED, THE CSI TEAM NEEDS TO PROVE HIM GUILTY AGAIN,

“Altered Stakes” – When Stokes learns that a man he helped put in prison is going to have his conviction overturned, the CSI team needs to prove the killer is guilty again or he will be released, on CSI, Wednesday, April 11 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.

SERIES REGULARS:
Ted Danson (D.B. Russell)
Elisabeth Shue (Julie Finlay)
George Eads (Nick Stokes)
Paul Guilfoyle (Captain Jim Brass)
Jorja Fox (Sara Sidle)
Eric Szmanda (Greg Sanders)
Robert David Hall (Dr. Robbins)
David Berman (David Phillips)
Wallace Langham (Hodges)
Elisabeth Harnois (Morgan Brody)

GUEST CAST:
Jon Wellner (Henry Andrews)
Geoffrey Rivas (Detective Sam Vega)
Larry Poindexter (D.A. Claude Melvoy)
Cecil Burroughs (First Baseman)
Joe Bays (Umpire)
Enrique Murciano (Detective Carlos Moreno)
David Atkinson (Carl Bowden)
Brett Rice (Ben Gerard)
Justin Klinger (Mechanic)
Susan May Pratt (April Reynolds)
MykWatford (David Jorgensen)
Kali Rocha (Ms. Fowler)

DIRECTED BY: David Semel
STORY BY: Melissa R. Byers and Treena Hancock
TELEPLAY BY: Elizabeth Devine

Split Decisions Press Release

noreply@blogger.com (Rebe Chan) — Wed, 04 Apr 2012 16:22:00 PDT

THE CSI TEAM SHUTS DOWN AN ENTIRE CASINO IN AN EFFORT TO FIND THE PERSON WHO SHOT A MAN AT POINT-BLANK RANGE

“Split Decisions” – When the CSI team is called in to investigate a man who is shot at point-blank range in a local casino, they shut down the entire building to find their killer, on CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION, Wednesday, April 4 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.

SERIES REGULARS:
Ted Danson (D.B. Russell)
Elisabeth Shue (Julie Finlay)
George Eads (Nick Stokes)
Paul Guilfoyle (Captain Jim Brass)
Jorja Fox (Sara Sidle)
Eric Szmanda (Greg Sanders)
Robert David Hall (Dr. Robbins)
David Berman (David Phillips)
Wallace Langham (Hodges)
Elisabeth Harnois (Morgan Brody)

GUEST CAST:
Archie Kao (Archie Johnson)
Sheeri Rappaport (Mandy Webster)
Jon Wellner (Henry Andrews)
Larry Mitchell (Officer Mitchell)
Christopher Maxwell (Jordan Brentson)
Joshua Desroches (Xavier Marx)
Joshua Desroches (Kevin Chance)
Jackson Pace (Avery Keil)
Vaugh Armstrong (Dr. Dennis Keil)
Sonia Rockwell (Shelley Jackman)
Andrew Keegan (Lee Jacobs)
Cheryl Hawker (Gladys)
Stepfanie Kramer (Vivian Brentson)
Megan Adams (Hot Girl’s Twin)
Kirsten Adams (Hot Girl)

DIRECTED BY: Brad Tanenbaum
WRITTEN BY: Michael F.X. Daley and Richard Catalani

“Malice in Wonderland” Ratings

noreply@blogger.com (Rebe Chan) — Sun, 01 Apr 2012 14:21:58 PDT

CSI episode of Wednesday, March 21.
The series pulled in 11.22 million viewers, which was down from last week, but this was more than enough to put the crime drama ahead of a repeat of Missing (5.03 million) and Rock Center with Brian Williams (2.99 million). In the key 18-49 demographic prized by advertisers, CSI dropped from the previous episode with a 2.5 rating/7 share. Despite the lower numbers, this was much higher than the 1.3/3 earned by Missing and Rock Center’s 0.7/2.

Stealing Home Ratings

noreply@blogger.com (Rebe Chan) — Sun, 26 Feb 2012 11:39:02 PST

“Stealing Home”, earned the top spot on Wednesday, February 22. The crime drama pulled in 11.77 million viewers, which is up from the previous episode; these numbers were more than enough to put CSI ahead of Law & Order: SVU (5.94 million) and 20/20 Special: Before They Were Famous (4.81 million). In the key 18-49 demographic prized by advertisers, CSI was up from last week with a 2.8 rating/8 share. SVU (1.6/4) and 20/20 (1.4/4) rounded out the hour.

Seeing Red - Ratings

noreply@blogger.com (Rebe Chan) — Sun, 19 Feb 2012 16:35:18 PST

The introduction of newcomer Elisabeth Shue helped the crime drama pull in 11.06 million viewers, which is up slightly from the previous episode. This was more than enough to put CSI ahead of Revenge (7.60 million) and Law & Order: SVU (5.85 million). In the key 18-49 demographic prized by advertisers, CSI was up from last week with a 2.7 rating/7 share for the hour. Revenge was second with 2.4/6, and SVU earned a 1.7/4.

Seeing Red 12X14

noreply@blogger.com (Kaylea) — Sun, 19 Feb 2012 06:32:52 PST

This is by far my favorite episode of the season (sorry catherine) but I couldnt help but fall in love with DB's and Finn's chemistry that was totally believable.

The Case: A young man crashes into a bus with two gunshot wounds. The crime scene is on his shirt in a strange blood pattern that seems to combine 4 people together in a violent encounter. Since the primary crime scene cant be found Russell decides to enlist the help of someone from his past. A blood whisperer so to speak. This woman whom he calls jules has been retired from the CSI business and uses her time to teach new CSI's what can be learned in seemingly nonsensical blood spatter. However the case for her is simply too good to pass up (despite her im assuming tumultuous relationship with Russell). The CSI's already know that one of the women present at the scene potentially was elena perez and even her brother Juan Perez. Finally the young man who crashed in the first place named Wes identified a woman present at the shooting as the beautiful Vicky Sheldon. Once the scene was then discovered it was a blood bath. Both Elena and Vicky were lying dead in massive amounts of blood. Naturally once Juan Perez was found he was thought to be the primary killer of his sister and two rich kids under the names of wes and Vicky. All thanks to Elizabeth Shue however with her makeshift crime scene blood analyis Wes is revealed to be the true culprit. Wes who had loved Vicky started to stalk her. She then took refuge with a friend Elena Perez who called her brother Juan for help. Juan watched Wes kill his sister and then pulled the trigger himself accidentally on Vicky and purposefully on wes.

Favorite Parts of the Episode:

Elizabeth Shue: I love her. I love her character. I love her chemistry with Russell.

Hodges: Any scene he is in is a scene worthwhile to me.

Nick: For some reason he was looking extra fine in this episode maybe because he showed his caring side?

Russell: Always fun to watch and apparently an old nickname of his is Diebenkorn....funny stuff.

Sara: We dont ever see enough of her in episodes.

Tressed to Kill 12X13

noreply@blogger.com (Kaylea) — Sat, 18 Feb 2012 19:13:34 PST

Tressed to kill focused on the delusions of a fetish ridden psychopath in an episode that showed an emotional side to DB Russell.

The Case: Tons of women were experiencing a man mysteriously cutting chunks of their hair off in random public places like malls or parks. Turns out that those chunks of hair were an identification system. The man who took them would later blind, make up and dye the hair of those very same girls to recreate the likeness of a woman named Lucinda Kemp. Once that woman was identified the case only got stranger. Lucinda had lost all of her hair due to cancer and had sought out a wig maker in order to restore her previous youth. Jeffrey the wig maker suddenly comes into the picture. It made perfect sense for a wig maker to be harboring a massive wig fetish but alas he turned out just to be a regular old arrogant artisan too involved in his work to be the real criminal. From there it was almost entirely a rage driven guessing game as woman after woman lost their life to a completely deranged madman. When suddenly the final victim changed the tables causing the normally meticulous man to buckle under the pressure and leave a mess of a crime scene, also a fingerprint. That fingerprint brought about the biggest twist of the entire episode with a doctor who had helped the CSI's identify Lucinda Kemp being led away in handcuffs. In the end the doctor idolized a mother who had died of cancer and for some random reason had developed a dangerous fetish that really made no sense.

Favorite parts of the Episode:

Vintage Dresses: I love vintage dresses!

Hodges Mother: When can we expect an episode entirely dedicated to Hodges mother? It would be brilliant

DB Russell: A very good job acting wise this time especially in the last five minutes

Sara: I missed her getting upset over cases episodes they make her much more real to me as a character

Phone call to Catherine: Sweet and a well placed follow up to her departure

Hair: A very unexpected thing for a CSI episode to be focused on

Brass: He kinda became DB's right hand man in this episode

CSI Seeing Red - Promo

noreply@blogger.com (Rebe Chan) — Wed, 15 Feb 2012 11:11:58 PST

Tressed to Kill – Ratings

noreply@blogger.com (Rebe Chan) — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 19:35:56 PST

“Tressed to Kill”, beat out the other scripted programming in its timeslot on February 8. The crime drama pulled in 10.88 million viewers according to the final ratings, which were adjusted down significantly from the preliminary ratings (11.44 million)—some local stations preempted the broadcast lineup to air the Duke vs UNC college basketball game, so this may have impacted the viewing numbers. These ratings were way down from Marg Helgenberger’s (Catherine Willows) final episode two weeks ago, but they still put CSI ahead of Revenge (7.70 million) and Law & Order: SVU (6.55 million). In the key 18-49 demographic prized by advertisers, CSI and Revenge tied for the top spot with a 2.5 rating/7 share for the hour. SVU came up short with a 2.0/5.

Tressed to Kill – Press Release

noreply@blogger.com (Rebe Chan) — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 16:50:44 PST

THE CSI TEAM HUNTS FOR A KILLER WITH A HAIR FETISH, ON “CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION,” WEDNESDAY, FEB. 8

“Tressed to Kill” – When a woman is found dead and her hair is done up ‘70s style complete with vintage clothes, the CSI team discovers clues that point to a killer with a hair fetish, on CSI, Wednesday, Feb. 8 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.

SERIES REGULARS:
Ted Danson (D.B. Russell)
George Eads (Nick Stokes)
Paul Guilfoyle (Captain Jim Brass)
Jorja Fox (Sara Sidle)
Eric Szmanda (Greg Sanders)
Robert David Hall (Dr. Robbins)
David Berman (David Phillips)
Elisabeth Harnois (Morgan Brody)
Wallace Langham (Hodges)

GUEST CAST:
Larry Mitchell (Officer Mitchell)
Barbara Eve Harris (Sheriff Sherry Liston)
William Ragsdale (Dr. Bill Ryan)
Roger Bart (Jeffrey Fitzgerald)
Jill Larson (Lucinda Kemp)
David Gallagher (Adam Kemp)
Sasha Jackson (Eva Byron)
Rose McIver (Bridget Byron)
Brianna Brown (Paula Bingham)
Brittany Beaudette Dunn (Joyce Debernardi)
Ericka Clevenger (Hooker)

DIRECTED BY: Brad Tannenbaum
WRITTEN BY: Ed Whitmore

Seeing Red - Press Release

noreply@blogger.com (Rebe Chan) — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 21:46:19 PST

RUSSELL ASKS THE ADVICE OF A FORMER COLLEAGUE ON A CASE INVOLVING THE DEATH OF A MAN’S EX-GIRLFRIEND, ON “CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION,” WEDNESDAY, FEB. 15

“Seeing Red” – Russell asks for advice from a former colleague on a case involving the death of a man’s ex-girlfriend, on CSI, Wednesday, Feb. 15 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Elisabeth Shue makes her series debut as new CSI Julie Finlay.

SERIES REGULARS:
Ted Danson (D.B. Russell)
Elisabeth Shue (Julie Finlay)
George Eads (Nick Stokes)
Paul Guilfoyle (Captain Jim Brass)
Elisabeth Harnois (Morgan Brody)
Jorja Fox (Sara Sidle)
Eric Szmanda (Greg Sanders)
Robert David Hall (Dr. Robbins)
David Berman (David Phillips)
Wallace Langham (Hodges)
GUEST CAST:
Alex Carter (Detective Vartann)
Jon Wellner (Henry Andrews)
Jessee McCartney (Wes Clyborn)
Nazanin Boniadi (Nurse Lauren)
Michael Bryan French (Dr. Stewart)
Philip Casnoff (Jonah Clyborn)
Mary Page Keller (Leslie Clyborn)
Linc Hand (Laughlin CSI #1)
Kinsey McLean (Laughlin CSI #2)
Rameses Jimenez (Juan Perez)
Sarah Dumont (Vicky Sheldon)
DIRECTED BY: Frank Waldeck
WRITTEN BY: Christopher Barbour and Tom Mularz
Source: CBS

Willows in the Wind 12X12

noreply@blogger.com (Kaylea) — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 21:18:23 PST

This episode was a well written and acted as a goodbye for a character that has been on CSI since season 1.

The Case: Catherine actually got a two episode plot arch for her farewell, which is pretty impresive. Anyways Willows in the Wind was a continuation of last weeks episode with the case against Mark Gabriel. The episode started with Catherine just having been shot. Most of the episode focuses on how while she is on the run from the professional hit squad hired by Mark Gabriel the CSI team is trying to piece together the case in the lab. Catherine's fake resignation letter is found by the CSI team further increasing the confusion regarding her disappearance with Russell. Both of whom congregated in a strip club while Catherine used her many connections to ultimately keep them safe. In a classic CSI twist the real mastermind though thought to be Mark Gabriel turned out to be his wife laura. Of course that information hit a bit too close to home for Catherine because of the fact that Laura was her old friend from childhood on. If that wasnt enough to make her actually resign than I dont know what was. A close second would be the job offer she got from the young FBI agent to come work for the Bureau. Needless to say the case paled in comparison to the emotional scenes that Catherine shared with her fellow co-workers.

Favorite Parts of the Episode:

Russell: A really interesting and dimensional character on the show

Goldilocks: Such a hilarious name for a stripper.

Laura: She honestly had me and the rest of the world fooled

Kitty the Prostitute: Actual comic relief in an episode this emotionally heavy? I'll take it.

Bodybags: That was some quick thinking on their part

Catherine: The whole episode was another testament to her acting

Seeing Red - Promotional Pictures

noreply@blogger.com (Rebe Chan) — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 17:33:59 PST

Check out the promotional pictures of Seeing Red. Click here for the pictures

Willows in the Wind - Ratings - Highest of the Season

noreply@blogger.com (Rebe Chan) — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 16:43:22 PST

Marg last episode on CSI earned the top spot on Wednesday, January 25, pulled in 14.03 million viewers, which are the highest numbers in more than a year. This was more than enough to put the crime drama ahead of a repeat of Law & Order: SVU (4.01 million) and a repeat of Revenge (3.12 million). In the key 18-49 demographic prized by advertisers, Helgenberger’s exit earned a season-high 3.3 rating/9 share. The SVU (1.4/4) and Revenge (0.9/2) repeats came in a distant second and third.

And Catherine Willows Says Goodbye to CSI

noreply@blogger.com (Rebe Chan) — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 14:38:47 PST

It's not every job where having your boss call you "the perfect ex-stripper/cokehead" could be considered a compliment, but for 12 seasons now, that's exactly what CSI exec producer Carol Mendelsohn has thought of her departing star, Marg Helgenberger. "Some actresses might shy away from playing a part like Catherine Willows, but Marg turned all of Catherine's negatives into positives. I miss her already." Helgenberger exits the series this week after a dozen years as the tough yet... well... tough Willows, and she spoke with TV Guide Magazine two days after filming her final scenes, discussing everything from William Petersen's near-return for her farewell to her future career as a dancer.

TV Guide Magazine: So was your last day like a celebration or a wake?
Helgenberger: [Laughs] To be honest, I didn't sleep well those first couple days afterward. It was a tearful exit from the set, then I went out with a few close friends like Eric [Szmanda], [Robert] David [Hall] and Jorja [Fox]. It's never a good idea to start drinking tequila at 10:30 at night, but it was a perfect way to end things. We closed the bar. But the next day, I couldn't sleep in. I was so wired from the last day and all the adrenaline.

TV Guide Magazine: Do you like the way Catherine is making her exit?
Helgenberger: It's been intense. These episodes were hard. But I'm happy with how it all went. For the past several years we'd mention that Catherine inherited casino land from her father. Going in that direction would have been an easy transition since she is affiliated in that world. An offer to join a federal task force seemed more professional, like a promotion. Also, Carol said that if they were to write an episode to entice me back, it would be easier given that I liked the idea [of Catherine joining the Feds]. And I am open to returning at some point. Just not right away.

TV Guide Magazine: So when did you first start planning how she departs?
Helgenberger: We started back in the summer, and initially, Billy [Petersen] wanted to come back for a couple of episodes. Carol and [exec producer] Don McGill and I had lunch with him to hash it out, but he and his wife had twins who were born prematurely, and that was way too overwhelming for him to deal with. Carol said that ultimately it was a blessing for me that he wasn't able to do it because she didn't want the episodes to be more about Grissom's return. Which it would have been. Now it's really just about Catherine.

TV Guide Magazine: For the past 12 years, you've been knee-deep in rotting corpses and oozing autopsies. What was your grossest moment on CSI?
Helgenberger: It was our 100th episode, about a gender reassignment surgery gone wrong. George [Eads], Gary [Dourdan] and I open up a storage unit and there is a man who had started the process of changing. He looked like a woman but was dead, splayed out on a table, legs in stirrups. It was a bloody mess. Even the crew said, "We gotta get outta here!" There was no acting required. Even now I am looking at it in my head!

TV Guide Magazine: Any favorite episodes?
Helgenberger: I had so much fun with comic episodes, although there were not a whole lot of them. We did a lot of stuff that's a bit off. Plushies and furries — and a diaper episode. I remember I found some poo while looking for evidence, and someone asks me, "What do you have?" And I said, "I got crap!" I remember that was one of those episodes that went way up to the top with the question of how much poo we could actually show. It's funny how people were more freaked out by human excrement than the violent images on the show.

TV Guide Magazine: What was the worst thing about being Catherine Willows?
Helgenberger: Probably the pressure of always having to look good while on the job. There were days when I wanted to come in and do my scenes in sweatpants.

TV Guide Magazine: And the best thing?
Helgenberger: Her commitment to her job, her passion, her dedication. I learned confidence from her. I'm not as shy now as I was, thanks to her, to everything that goes along with a hit show and the amount of attention you get.

TV Guide Magazine: Were you ever freaked out by all the recognition?
Helgenberger: The show became this global sensation, so it was difficult to even go around Paris and Madrid and not get stopped all the time. I do remember being in Musée d'Orsay in Paris, which has some of the most extraordinary art in the world. I was with my family, looking at the Van Goghs, and this crowd surrounded me. It was kind of embarrassing. I remember thinking, "Here's Van Gogh and Matisse and Manet, and you want a picture with me?" Another time, I was recognized while watching a flamenco show in Spain and brought up on stage. And I thought, "I'm going to have to do [flamenco] when I get back home." But have I ever? No. But now I've got the time. Maybe that'll be my next move... professional flamenco dancer.

Behind the Scenes: Willows In The Wind

noreply@blogger.com (Rebe Chan) — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 14:35:48 PST

Willows in the Wind - Sneak Peaks

noreply@blogger.com (Rebe Chan) — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 14:35:13 PST

Marg Receives her star at Hollywood Walk of Fame

noreply@blogger.com (Rebe Chan) — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 19:15:44 PST

Star is two stars away from Co-star and Friend William Petersen’s Star

The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce honored Emmy award-winning actress and Golden Globe nominee Marg Helgenberger with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on January 23, 2012 in the Category of Television. Despite the rain the fans were in full force as well as the recipient’s friends and family who were very much a part of the festivities. The star was unveiled in front of the historic Musso & Frank Restaurant, 6667 Hollywood Boulevard. Marg’s star is two stars away from her friend and colleague on CSI, William Petersen’s star. Helping Chamber President/CEO unveil the 2,458th star were guest speakers Dana Delaney and Jorja Fox.

Celebrity guests included Ted Danson, David Berman, George Eads, Paul Guilfoyle, Robert David Hall, Elizabeth Harnois, Archie Kao, Wally Langham, Jon Wellner, Executive Producer Jerry Bruckheimer and many others.

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Helgenberger grew up in North Bend, Nebraska where she caught the acting bug performing in school plays. It was not until she attended Northwestern University that she thought of acting as a career. While there she appeared on stage as Kate in Taming of the Shrew and as Blanche in A Street Car Named Desire, to name a few. After graduating from college she was cast on the ABC-TV daytime drama Ryan’s Hope. While in New York she also did work with the Children’s Theatre Company, TADA.

She has portrayed Catherine Willows, the team’s former supervisor and an investigator with a cop’s instinct for reading human behavior for the past 12 seasons on CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, which is the most watched show in the world. On January 25, she will say goodbye to her character and move on to a new chapter in her life. CSI airs Wednesdays at 10PM (ET/PT) on CBS.

Helgenberger appeared in two original tele-pictures for Showtime. In the controversial Thanks of a Grateful Nation, she played the sister of a man (Steven Weber) who suffers a terminal brain tumor after returning from the Gulf War. She then co-starred with Ann-Margret in the Happy Face Murders as a detective investigating a very unsettling and confusing case of murder. She also starred as Patsy Ramsey in the highly rated CBS miniseries, Perfect Murder, Perfect Town, based on the best-selling book about the unsolved murder of JonBenet Ramsey.

Her breakout role as K.C. on China Beach, won her an Emmy Award in 1990. In 1997, she guest starred on a four-episode arc on ER playing George Clooney’s love interest. Her other television credits include Murder Live with David Morse and Teri Garr, Stephen King’s highly-rated miniseries The Tommyknockers, a Tom Hanks directed episode of Showtime’s Fallen Angels, and the Oscar nominated short film, Partners, directed by Peter Weller as well as The Gold Coast, starring opposite David Caruso.

On the feature film side, Helgenberger co-starred with Julia Roberts in the Universal hit drama, Erin Brockovichand with Kevin Costner in the film, Mr. Brooks. She also starred in Species, and Species II. Other film credits include, In Good Company starring alongside Dennis Quaid and Scarlett Johansson, Fire Down Belowwith Steven Seagal, The Last Time I Committed Suicide with Keanu Reeves, My Fellow Americans with Jack Lemmon and James Garner, Cowboy Way with Woody Harrelson, Bad Boys with Will Smith and Martin Lawrence, Always with Holly Hunter and Richard Dreyfuss and Crooked Hearts with Peter Berg and Noah Wyle.

Helgenberger starred as Patsy Ramsey in the highly rated CBS miniseries, Perfect Murder, Perfect Town, based on the best-selling book about the unsolved murder of JonBenet Ramsey.

CSI: 'Willows in the Wind'

noreply@blogger.com (Rebe Chan) — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 18:25:42 PST

Marg @ Live with Kelly!

noreply@blogger.com (Rebe Chan) — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 15:09:23 PST

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Marg @ David Letterman

noreply@blogger.com (Rebe Chan) — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 15:08:23 PST

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