Synopsis CSI: New York Season 9 l Any CSI followers? Weekend couch potato, here are the synopsis about CSI New York Season 9. After his recent brush with death, Mac (Gary Sinise) returns for a ninth season of crime solving, and he’s wasting no time turning up the heat on New York’s bad guys.
In CSI: NY’s season opener, he teams up with an arsonist recently released from prison (played by Numb3rs vet Rob Morrow) in order to catch a copycat. Crime aside, the procedural will take the occasional break from the lab this season to offer a peek into the team’s private lives.
For Mac, this means dealing with the emotional fallout of last
season’s shooting and his developing relationship with girlfriend Christine
(Megan Dodds). In this season, learn more romantic secrets about Jo (Sela Ward),
particularly her affinity for FBI agents; what Medical Examiner Sid (Robert
Joy) did with his lottery winningsl; how Danny (Carmine Glovinazzo) and Lindsay
(Anna Belknap) are handling potential life changes; and what kind of adventures
Flack (Eddie Cahill) gets into with sister Samantha (Kathleen Munroe).
Cast CSI: New York Season 9
Gary Sinise as Det. Mack ‘Mac’ Taylor - First Grade Detective Mac
Taylor heads the New York City Crime Lab, conducting investigations according
to Veneziano’s theory of quantum physics: everything is connected.
Originally from Chicago, Mac served his country as a decorated Marine Corps
officer. After serving, Mac moved to New York City. Because of the heroism
demonstrated during his military career, Mac succeeded in earning a spot
amongst New York City’s finest. Ascending through the ranks of the NYPD, he
ultimately found a home in the crime scene investigation division.
Sela Ward as Josephine ‘Jo’ Danville - She’s a former FBI Forensic
Investigator whose personal and professional integrity resulted in the
acquittal of a rapist. The victim of that rapist was a Senator’s daughter. Due
to the subsequent political fallout, her continued work in D.C. became
impossible, sending her to join Detective Mac Taylor’s forensics team in New
York City. Jo’s unorthodox methodology emphasizes psychology first, forensics
second. While our team’s first beat of observation might be the cause of death,
Jo’s is the discovery of the fading tan-line from a recently removed wedding
ring, indicating that the victim just got out of a relationship.
Carmine Giovinazzo as Danny Messer - Third Grade Detective Danny
Messer brings his Staten Island roots to the New York City Crime Lab. Growing
up in a family under surveillance, Danny formulated his own set of hybrid
ethics, blending the world of law-breakers with the world of lawmakers. Mac
personally selected Danny to join his team, an honor and responsibility that
Danny attempts to live up to every day.
Anna Belknap as Lindsay Monroe Messer - Lindsay Monroe worked as a
CSI for three years in Montana and finally realized her dream of moving to a
big city like New York. Her Midwestern work ethic and willingness to roll up
her sleeves and tackle any job is a welcome addition to the team where she is
quickly put through rookie training. Excited and always willing to learn,
Lindsay offers a fresh perspective to the lab rarely hinting at the dark and
devastating secret that originally motivated her to dedicate her life to being
a CSI.
Hill Harper as Dr. Sheldon Hawkes - As Chief Medical Examiner, Dr.
Sheldon Hawkes feels perfectly at ease in a room filled with death. Raised in
Harlem, Dr. Hawkes was a child prodigy who graduated college at eighteen. By twenty-four,
he was a board-licensed surgeon. Young and socially inexperienced, his
education could not shield him from the pressure of saving lives. Two years
later, Dr. Hawkes left the operating room, retreating to the safety of the
medical examiner’s office. In season two, he moved of the coroner's office and
into the field as a "CSI."
Eddie Cahill as Det. Don Flack - Detective Don Flack knows the
streets of New York. Yonkers bred and a descendent from a long line of police
officers, Detective Flack’s future was never in question. Working closely with
Mac Taylor and his unit, Detective Flack bridges the gap between the old school
NYPD and the new generation of CSI. Carrying with him an intense hatred of the
“bad guy,” his approach to solving crimes, while sometimes borderline, is
nonetheless always effective.
Robert Joy as Dr. Sid Hammerback - Dr. Sid Hammerback is a New
York City Medical Examiner described as an "off-the-charts genius"
who traded in a career as a chef to become a medical examiner. Known for his
jokes and wry sense of humor, coroner analyzes the evidence that cracks the
cases. His trademark is his pull-apart glasses which add to the zaniness of his
character.
A.J. Buckley as Adam Ross - Originally from Phoenix, Arizona, Adam
is a gifted lab technician in the New York Crime Lab who specializes in the
analysis of trace evidence.
Episode Summary CSI: New York Season 9
Episode #1 - Reignited
After his friend, an FDNY firefighter, dies in a suspicious fire
he responded to, Mac discovers similarities between that fire and a string of
arson cases dating back fifteen years and works with a pyromaniac ex-arsonist
(Rob Morrow) to uncover the mastermind.
Episode #2 - Where There's Smoke...
The CSIs rush to stop serial arsonist Leonard Brooks after he
begins using fire against people from his dark past. Meanwhile, another
detective, Jamie Lovato (Natalie Martinez), transfers to Homicide from
Narcotics.
Episode #3 - 2,918 Miles
Mac and Jo travel to San Francisco in the search for a missing
girl.
Episode #4 - Unspoken
The CSIs search for a shooter when Lindsay is injured during what
appears to be the attempted murder of a political candidate, and the events in
the aftermath lead to a child's death. he first half of the episode has no
dialog, just music from punk rock band Green Day's new albums ¡Uno!,
¡Dos!, and ¡Tré!. Featured songs
include "Stop When the Red Lights Flash", "Amy",
"Nightlife", "Kill the DJ", and "The Forgotten".
Episode #5 - Misconceptions
The cold case of a missing boy gets reopened when the main suspect
in the disappearance gets murdered. The team now has to open old wounds and
sift through this tightly-knit neighbourhood full of people with reason to kill
the suspect. Jo becomes curious about Mac's problem with words. Flack has a day
off and spends most of it dealing with family issues.
Episode #6 - The Lady in the Lake
While draining a lake for a murder weapon, the CSIs come across
the body of a woman wearing a ball gown.
Episode #7 - Clue: SI
The latest victims in a series of murders lead the CSIs to believe
the killer is playing a real life game of Clue.
Episode #8 - Late Admissions
The team's latest case leads them into the world of performance
enhancing drugs. Meanwhile, Lindsay travels to Montana for the execution of
Daniel Katums, the convicted murderer of her childhood friends.
Episode #9 – Blood Out
Detective Lovato's past as an undercover officer tangles up with
her present duty when one of the gang members she ingratiated herself with and
developed feelings for turns up tortured and killed.
Episode #10 – The Real McCoy
A charred body turns into a hot mess for the CSIs when it appears
a cage fighter has been murdered by his stalker.
Episode #11 – Command+P
The CSIs are confronted with a puzzling mystery when two different
victims are linked by the same unusual weapon, a gun created by a special type
of 3D printer.
Episode #12 – Civilized Lies
When an off-duty NYPD officer dies during a robbery, the CSI team
interrogates the suspects to uncover the truth.
Episode #13 – Nine Thirteen
The CSIs investigate when a masked man is found at the bottom of a
notorious skyscraper known for its history of mysterious deaths. Meanwhile, on
her day off Jo runs into a stranger with a surprising link to her past. Lindsay
tells Danny she is pregnant and the team reveals that it was betting on Danny's
reaction.
Episode #14 – White Gold
The CSIs investigate when a pizza maker is carjacked.
Episode #15 – Seth and Apep
Following up immediately from the CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
crossover episode "In Vino Veritas", D.B. Russell heads to New York
to help Mac find Christine's kidnappers before it's too late.
Episode #16 – Blood Actually
Three separate homicide cases relating to romance are handled by
the team on Valentine's Day. Sid's medical condition is causing him to make
mistakes. Danny's and Lindsay's unborn child is revealed to be a boy.
Episode #17 – Today is Life
When a patrol officer shoots an unarmed man after a jewelry store
robbery, a mob is formed in front of the precinct. The team struggles to figure
out the truth quickly, but they are hindered because Mac, Flack, and the
officer are trapped in the station. Later, Mac asks Christine to marry him and
she accepts.
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