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* RoleEndingMisdemeanor: A subversion. Nick was written out of several Season 14 episodes after George Eads had a row with a female writer.
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* RoleEndingMisdemeanor: RoleEndingMisdemeanor:
** A subversion. Jorja Fox and George Eads were briefly fired from the show in 2004, Fox over a pay dispute and Eads over a misunderstanding (namely, Eads overslept one morning and gave the network the impression that he had quit in solidarity with Fox).
** Another subversion. Nick was written out of several Season 14 episodes after George Eads had a row with a female writer.
** A subversion. Jorja Fox and George Eads were briefly fired from the show in 2004, Fox over a pay dispute and Eads over a misunderstanding (namely, Eads overslept one morning and gave the network the impression that he had quit in solidarity with Fox).
** Another subversion. Nick was written out of several Season 14 episodes after George Eads had a row with a female writer.
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* CreatorBacklash: Both William Petersen and Marg Helgenberger were against the idea of a CSI spin-off, feeling it was too soon (which is justified since it was announced over a year after the show's start), hence why Grissom doesn't share any lines or scenes with the ''Series/CSIMiami'' cast for the PoorlyDisguisedPilot "Cross Jurisdictions"m
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* CreatorBacklash: Both William Petersen and Marg Helgenberger were against the idea of a CSI spin-off, feeling it was too soon (which is justified since it was announced over a year after the show's start), hence why Grissom doesn't share any lines or scenes with the ''Series/CSIMiami'' cast for the PoorlyDisguisedPilot "Cross Jurisdictions"mJurisdictions".
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** Ellie Brass, who was played by two different actresses in "Ellie" and "Hollywood Brass" plus "Bang Bang".
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** Ellie Brass, who was played by two different actresses with Nicki Aycox playing her in "Ellie" and Teal Redmann playing her from "Hollywood Brass" plus "Bang Bang".onwards.
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* CreatorBacklash: Both William Petersen and Marg Helgenberger were against the idea of a CSI spin-off, feeling it was too soon (which is justified since it was announced over a year after the show's start), hence why Grissom doesn't share any lines or scenes with the ''Series/CSIMiami'' cast for the PoorlyDisguisedPilot "Cross Jurisdictions".Jurisdictions"m
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** Ellie Brass, who was played by two different actresses in 'Ellie' and 'Hollywood Brass' plus 'Bang Bang'.
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** Ellie Brass, who was played by two different actresses in 'Ellie' "Ellie" and 'Hollywood Brass' "Hollywood Brass" plus 'Bang Bang'."Bang Bang".
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* CaliforniaDoubling: Filmed in L.A., set in Las Vegas.
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* CaliforniaDoubling: Filmed in L.A., set in Las Vegas.Vegas, though it was also shot in Vegas from time to time for scenes set in their iconic casinos.
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* ActorSharedBackground: Sara Sidle is a vegetarian. So is her actress, Jorja Fox (as was one of Fox's previous characters, Series/{{ER}}'s Dr. Maggie Doyle).
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* RealitySubtext: Sara Sidle is a vegetarian. So is her actress, Jorja Fox (as was one of Fox's previous characters, Series/{{ER}}'s Dr. Maggie Doyle).
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* FakeNationality: Creator/MarkDacascos, who played the Thai monk Ananda in "Felonious Monk", is actually American of Chinese, Filipino, Spanish, Irish and Japanese descent.
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* FakeNationality: Creator/MarkDacascos, who played the Thai monk Ananda in "Felonious Monk", is actually American of Chinese, Filipino, Spanish, Irish and Japanese descent.
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* CreatorBacklash: William Petersen was against the idea of a CSI spin-off, hence why Grissom doesn't share any lines or scenes with the ''Series/CSIMiami'' cast for the PoorlyDisguisedPilot "Cross Jurisdictions".
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* CreatorBacklash: Both William Petersen was and Marg Helgenberger were against the idea of a CSI spin-off, feeling it was too soon (which is justified since it was announced over a year after the show's start), hence why Grissom doesn't share any lines or scenes with the ''Series/CSIMiami'' cast for the PoorlyDisguisedPilot "Cross Jurisdictions".
* FakeNationality: Creator/MarkDacascos, who played the Thai monk Ananda in "Felonious Monk", is actually American of Chinese, Filipino, Spanish, Irish and Japanese descent.
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** “Gumdrops” was rewritten for Nick when William Petersen had a funeral to attend
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* RoleEndingMisdemeanor: Nick was written out of several Season 14 episodes after George Eads had a row with a female writer.
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* TheWikiRule: The [[http://csi.wikia.com/wiki/CSI_Wiki CSI Wiki]].
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no longer trivia, now main/ indexed on administrivia
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!!This series has [[TropeNamers named the following tropes]]:
* TheCSIEffect
** Lampshaded in an episode where they become the subject of a ShowWithinAShow and mention that everything is edited together to make it look faster.
** Also lampshaded in a later episode when Hodges mentions that he's convinced everyone that most of the advanced equipment he operates takes twice as long to work as it actually does in order to get more free time.
* FingerprintingAir
** Note that on many occasions the characters complain about the lack of useful fingerprints, and sometimes the fingerprint collected doesn't match anything on the OmniscientDatabase.
** They subverted this in one episode - a cleanly lifted print in an old case is shown to be fabricated because there was no way that it could have been lifted from the surface claimed (an alligator-skin wallet).
* TheCSIEffect
** Lampshaded in an episode where they become the subject of a ShowWithinAShow and mention that everything is edited together to make it look faster.
** Also lampshaded in a later episode when Hodges mentions that he's convinced everyone that most of the advanced equipment he operates takes twice as long to work as it actually does in order to get more free time.
* FingerprintingAir
** Note that on many occasions the characters complain about the lack of useful fingerprints, and sometimes the fingerprint collected doesn't match anything on the OmniscientDatabase.
** They subverted this in one episode - a cleanly lifted print in an old case is shown to be fabricated because there was no way that it could have been lifted from the surface claimed (an alligator-skin wallet).
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* ScienceMarchesOn: Season 1's Strip Strangler never left DNA behind and seemingly taunted the [=CSIs=] at one point by leaving behind one hair without follicle, and no nuclear DNA as a result (it was later learned that the guy shaved all the hair in his body and wore a wig). It is now possible to retrieve mitochondrial DNA from hair without follicles and use it to identify a person, although it is certainly more costly, difficult, and only reduces possible identities to people with the same maternal ancestry.
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* ScienceMarchesOn: Season 1's Strip Strangler never left DNA behind and seemingly taunted behind, taunting the [=CSIs=] at one point by leaving behind one hair without follicle, follicles, and no nuclear DNA as a result (it was later learned that the guy shaved all the hair in his body and wore a wig). result. It is now possible now to retrieve mitochondrial DNA from hair without follicles and use it to identify a person, although it is certainly more costly, difficult, and only reduces possible identities to people with from the same maternal ancestry. line. Nevertheless, it is likely that the hair was not from the killer anyway, since it was planted and he wore a wig after shaving every hair in his body.
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* ScienceMarchesOn: Season 1's Strip Strangler never left DNA behind and seemingly taunted the [=CSIs=] at one point by leaving behind one hair without follicle, and no nuclear DNA as a result (it was later learned that the guy shaved all the hair in his body and wore a wig). It is now possible to retrieve mitochondrial DNA from hair without follicles and use it to identify a person, although it is certainly more costly, difficult, and only reduces possible identities to people with the same maternal ancestry.
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** Sara left the reboot because Jorja Fox left with William Owtersen due to not wanting to split the couple up.
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** Sara left the reboot because Jorja Fox left with William Owtersen Petersen due to not wanting to split the couple up.
