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Just a few weeks after the first trailer for Sheriff Country surfaced online, the upcoming Fire Country spin-off starring Morena Baccarin got an exciting new look. As part of Collider's Exclusive Preview, we are thrilled to exclusively preview a new image of Baccarin in Sheriff Country, which has been set for a premiere on CBS on October 17. Sheriff Country will follow Mickey Fox (Baccarin), who first debuted in the second season of Fire Country, the firefighting procedural series led by Max Thieriot. Mickey Fox is the stepsister of Fire Country’s division Chief Sharon Leone, who is portrayed by Diane Farr. The show will not only follow Mickey as she grapples with keeping the people of Edgewater safe, but also see her dealing with the drama of reconnecting with her family.

In a video posted on her social media earlier this year, Baccarin teased that Mickey’s moral compass was...

CBS has dropped the first trailer for Sheriff Country, the upcoming Fire Country spinoff starring Morena Baccarin, and it’s giving fans their first real look at what’s coming. The show puts Baccarin front and center as Mickey Fox, Edgewater County’s new sheriff, who’s determined to bring some order to her hometown, even if it means stirring up trouble along the way.

The trailer opens with Mickey responding to what appears to be some kind of emergency, before shifting to small-town drama and dangerous secrets.

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Fans who watched Fire Country will remember Mickey’s earlier appearance in season 2 during the backdoor pilot episode “Alert the Sheriff.” In that episode, she clashed with her estranged sister Sharon, played by Diane Farr, and even arrested her teenage nephew Bode. That tension hasn’t gone anywhere. In the trailer,...

CBS has finally dropped the first trailer for Sheriff Country, the much-talked-about Fire Country spinoff starring Morena Baccarin. The show will follow Baccarin’s character, Mickey Fox, who was first introduced in season 2 of Fire Country during the backdoor pilot episode “Alert the Sheriff.”

In that episode, viewers got a first taste of Mickey’s no-nonsense style as the Edgewater County Sheriff’s Sergeant. Now she’s stepping into her own series, and from the trailer alone, it’s clear she has her hands full.

In the trailer, we’re dropped straight into the action as Mickey is trying to defuse a dangerous situation by appealing to her familiarity with a criminal.

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The scenes quickly shift to small-town drama, a mix of crime investigations, family disputes, and long-buried secrets. Mickey’s complicated personal life is just as messy as her work life.

CBS has a new franchise on its hands. Fire Country has been such a hit for the network, it’s no surprise that that universe is expanding. And that world is also growing beyond Morena Baccarin‘s Mickey Fox, with her father (W. Earl Brown) and others in the sheriff department (including CSI: Vegas vet Matt Lauria) joining her on Sheriff Country. It was soon after the first season that rumors started about a potential spinoff, and in its second, Fire Country introduced the character who would be leading it. Not even a month later, Sheriff Country was ordered to series. Now, it’s joining Fire Country on Fridays this fall, but as was revealed when CBS announced its premiere dates in July, there’s a schedule change for its first episode. So, when will it air? Will Mickey Fox appear on Fire Country again before then after her Season 3 appearance?...

Unlike most spin-offs that branch away from the parent show’s setting, the upcoming Fire Country spin-off, Sheriff Country, will do the opposite. When it premieres this fall, audiences will see new sides of Edgewater through the eyes of Sheriff Mickey Fox (Morena Baccarin), as she patrols the town, investigates crimes, and works to maintain peace and order. Airing back-to-back with Fire Country, the spin-off promises to expand the world of the original series. Ahead of its highly anticipated debut, a new clip has been released, offering a first look at crossover characters and teasing what viewers can expect from this next chapter.

The new clips, shared by TVLine, are part of a featurette featuring Baccarin and Fire Country star Max Thieriotas both walk audiences through the scope of the new show. According to the outlet, CBS will air several Fire Country reruns this Friday, including the backdoor pilot episode...

First look clips from Morena Baccarin's Sheriff Country tease Sheriff Mickey Fox partnering with Sharon Leone. Baccarin's Mickey Fox was first introduced to audiences in Fire Country season 2, episode 6, titled 'Alert the Sheriff,' with the episode functioning as a back-door pilot for Sheriff Country, and she appeared again in season 3.

Sheriff Country will follow Mickey as she patrols the streets of small town Edgewater, keeping the peace, solving crimes, and teaming up with other first responders to uphold the law. As a spinoff to Fire Country, the show is set in the same town, and will have links to its sister show, as well as crossovers.

Per TVLine, Baccarin teamed up with Fire Country's Max Thieriot to present exclusive first-look clips of the upcoming Fire Country spinoff show. The first clip shows Baccarin's Sheriff Mickey Fox teaming up with Deputy Nathan Boone (Matt Lauria), and the second...

Morena Baccarin is here to invite you to visit Sheriff Country this fall — and she brought a very special friend to help sing the spinoff’s praises.

This Friday night, CBS is airing three Fire Country encores, including Season 2’s “firenado” crisis and the episode that introduced Baccarin’s Sheriff Mickey Fox. Amid the mini-thon, there will be interstitial videos featuring Baccarin and Fire Country front man/co-creator Max Thieriot.

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This post contains spoilers for Duster episode 5 on Max from this point forward.

We ended last week with Nina (Rachel Hilson) and Jim (Josh Holloway) up against it. How would they find a way forward? That was the challenge before us in this week’s episode. Let’s see how they fare in Duster season 1 episode 5.

As mentioned, Nina and Jim are in a tight spot. Nina’s boss isn’t pleased with her recent actions, which culminated in the death of a former agent. But she shares she’s close to getting an in with Saxton (Keith David), who is on the cusp of a big deal. She’s given 48-hours to make it happen.

Jim, meanwhile, is in hot water with Saxton. He lost the Howard Hughes car, which he gave away to save his life. He can’t admit the truth, so instead looks like he bungled a big job.

Let’s be honest: the story didn’t go very far this time out, but it definitely went fast.

Duster Season 1 Episode 4 is less about plot turns and more about grooves, gags, and one hell of a surprise team-up.

The show has fallen into a rhythm: cartoon open, chase scene, scattered exposition, needle drop, action set piece, rinse, repeat. But somehow, it still feels fresh, especially when the characters themselves start to lean into the absurdity.

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Jim wakes up with a problem: Mad Raul is sending a reaper to kill him. Enter Ernesto the Blade — a bloodstained assassin with knives in every pocket and a surprising appreciation for Russian sociology.

Their eventual bathroom brawl is pure Duster: chaotic, kinetic, and just cartoonish enough to make you laugh even as Jim is bleeding. But then something weird happens.

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When Fire Country returns next fall, fans will have something extra to look forward to. The already highly anticipated spin-off series Sheriff Country will start the expansion of the franchise, with Morena Baccarin (Deadpool & Wolverine) in the lead. During a recent interview, the star talked a bit about the starting point of the new series and her approach to Mickey Fox, a character that we've already met a couple of times in the mothership series Fire Country.

During the interview with TV Insider, Baccarin talked about the set-up of Sheriff Country. Since she will be a police officer in a small town, she's bound to have to deal with the crimes of people she's known her whole life. In that scenario, it will be interesting to see how Mickey is able to navigate each case and find the best resolution for it. She stated:

“I’m really interested in the...

Exclusive: Amanda Arcuri and Caroline Rhea are set to recur in CBS‘ Fire Country spinoff series Sheriff Country, led by Morena Baccarin.

CBS ordered Sheriff Country to series for the 2025-26 broadcast season. The series is produced by CBS Studios, as is the mothership series, Fire Country.

Sheriff Country follows straight-shooting sheriff Mickey Fox (Baccarin), the stepsister of Cal Fire’s division chief Sharon Leone (Diane Farr of Fire Country), who investigates criminal activity as she patrols the streets of small-town Edgewater while contending with her ex-con father (W. Earl Brown) and a mysterious incident involving her wayward daughter.

Arcuri will bring to life Skye, who is smart but troubled, and the daughter of Sheriff Mickey Fox and her ex-husband, Travis Fraley (Christopher Gorham). Four months sober, she’s drawn to a boyfriend who endangers her recovery. Sensitive yet self-sabotaging,...

CBS’s 2025-2026 primetime lineup will look surprisingly different from the 2024-2025 version, considering that the network is bringing back l8 shows. The network’s primetime schedule will include one new comedy, four new dramas, and three unscripted series, along with its returning fare.

CBS’s schedule announcement revealed they’ve greenlit a Yellowstone spinoff starring Luke Grimes, reprising his role as Kayce Dutton. For now the drama is called Y: Marshals and is expected to premiere during the 2025-2026 midseason. The network’s also ordered a true crime series based on Harlan Coben’s Final Twist for midseason.

New fall dramas include the Blue Bloods spinoff Boston Blue, the Fire Country spinoff Sheriff Country, and CIA, a universe expansion of FBI. Dmv, the only new comedy, is described as a workplace comedy set at, obviously, the Department of Motor Vehicles. Taylor Sheridan Blake Shelton, and Keith Urban’s The Road...

The Fire Country universe expands this fall as Sheriff Country joins the flagship series. CBS has already announced that the Morena Baccarin series will finally premiere in the upcoming TV season, but having the show on the schedule makes it more real. The network has not made huge changes to the Fire Country schedule, with the show set to air on Fridays. Sheriff Country will air on the same night. Additionally, Blue Bloods spin-off Boston Blue will also be on the schedule. Sheriff Country kicks off the night at 8 p.m. Et with Fire Country following after in its regular time slot of 9 p.m. Et and Boston Blue at 10 p.m. Et.

Sheriff Country stars Baccarin as straight-shooting sheriff Mickey Fox, the stepsister of Cal Fire’s division chief Sharon Leone (Diane Farr of Fire Country). She investigates criminal activity while she patrols the streets of small-town Edgewater, contending with her ex-con father,...

There’s been so much chatter about the future of Fire Country after some significant departures that I forgot Sheriff Country was gearing up for its launch during the 2025-26 season.

All we knew about the spinoff was that Morena Baccarin would be at the wheel in the role of Mickey Fox.

We already met Mickey on Fire Country, with the mothership series revealing she is Cal Fire division chief Sharon Leone’s stepsister.

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It was a compelling way to connect these two universes, but beyond that, there were many questions about who else would be on Sheriff Country.

Now, we have our answer. Deadline reports that CSI: Vegas veteran Matt Lauria has scored a series regular role in the upcoming offshoot.

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CSI: Vegas vet Matt Lauria is getting a badge for his next role: The actor will star opposite Morena Baccarin in the Fire Country spinoff Sheriff Country, our sister site Deadline reports.

Lauria’s Boone is the smart and capable chief deputy and right-hand man to Baccarin’s Sheriff Mickey Fox. After being partnered for years, the pair have a great shorthand and deep respect for each other. But there is also a note of tension between them because Boone feels that he was passed over for the sheriff position.

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Matt Lauria has been cast as the co-lead in the upcoming series Sheriff Country opposite Morena Baccarin.

The show is expected to debut in the 2025-2026 season on CBS and is a spinoff of the hit show Fire Country.

Here’s a synopsis of the series: “Sheriff Country follows straight-shooting Sheriff Mickey Fox (Baccarin), the stepsister of Cal Fire’s division chief Sharon Leone, who investigates criminal activity as she patrols the streets of small-town Edgewater while contending with her ex-con father and a mysterious incident involving her wayward daughter.”

Matt‘s casting was announced on Monday (April 28) and his character has been revealed!

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Variety reports he will “play Boone, Mickey’s longtime partner who is described as a ‘smart, tough and capable deputy’ with a different style of law enforcement, being from Oakland.”

Matt is best known for starring in shows like Friday Night Lights,...

Fire Country is making some extreme moves. Not only did the franchise shock fans by writing two main characters off the show during the season 3 finale, but it has continued to add compelling stars to its upcoming spinoff, Sheriff Country.

Sheriff Country is a spinoff that will be led by previously established character Mickey Fox (Morena Baccarin). The closer we've gotten to the show's 2025-26 premiere, however, the more impressive the list of actors involved has grown. The latest addition is Matt Lauria, who is confirmed to be playing the male lead of Sheriff Country opposite Fox.

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Lauria's character is named Boone, and Deadline describes him as a "smart, tough and capable" sheriff who originally hails from Oakland. His approach to law enforcement is drastically different from Fox's, resulting in...

Big casting news has been revealed for Sheriff Country. Currently in the works with Morena Baccarin reprising her guest role from Fire Country, the show has now found her co-lead star.

Per Deadline, CSI: Vegas actor Matt Lauria has signed on to play the male lead opposite Baccarin in Sheriff Country. The series features Baccarin as Mickey Fox, the stepsister of Diane Farr's Sharon Leone who works as a sheriff in the small town of Edgewater. Lauria has been cast as Boone, Mickey's "smart, tough and capable deputy and longtime partner. Originally from Oakland, he’s used to a different kind of policing. Their contrasting law enforcement styles makes their partnership both complex and occasionally tense."

Other known castings include W. Earl Brown as Mickey's ex-con father; the character appeared with Baccarin's Mickey previously in Fire Country. Christopher Gorham will play Mickey's ex-husband and a Sheriff's deputy. Other...

The upcoming Sheriff Country series is building out its ensemble with a procedural veteran. A new report from Variety reveals that CSI: Vegas veteran Matt Lauria has joined the cast of Sheriff Country, the Fire Country spin-off series led by Deadpool veteran Morena Baccarin. This news comes not long after it was announced that Christopher Graham and Michelle Weaver will also star in the series, which will follow Mickey Fox (Baccarin), a straight-shooting sheriff who investigates criminal activity in the small town of Edgewater while also dealing with her ex-con father (W. Earl Brown). Mickey is the stepsister of Cal Fire division chief Sharon Leone (Diane Farr) and the aunt of Bode Donovan (Max Thieriot), who will also work as a writer and director on the series.

Lauria can be seen in 41 episodes of CSI: Vegas as Josh Folsom, but he’s also been in plenty of other projects you might be familiar with.

Matt Lauria has joined the cast of “Sheriff Country,” CBS’ upcoming spinoff of “Fire Country.”

He will star opposite Morena Baccarin, who was previously announced to be leading the series when CBS greenlit it last May. Per the official logline, “Sheriff Country” will follow “straight-shooting sheriff Mickey Fox (Baccarin), the stepsister of Cal Fire’s division chief Sharon Leone (Diane Farr of ‘Fire Country’), who investigates criminal activity as she patrols the streets of small-town Edgewater while contending with her ex-con father (W. Earl Brown) and a mysterious incident involving her wayward daughter.” Christopher Gorham and Michele Weaver also star.

Lauria will play Boone, Mickey’s longtime partner who is described as a “smart, tough and capable deputy” with a different style of law enforcement, being from Oakland.

Lauria’s most recent TV roles were on CBS’ “CSI: Vegas” and Amazon Prime Video’s “Outer Range,” which both concluded in...

Exclusive: In his return to CBS, former CSI: Vegas star Matt Lauria has been tapped as what is believed to be the male lead opposite Morena Baccarin on the network’s upcoming drama series Sheriff Country, a spinoff from hit Fire Country.

Sheriff Country, which will premiere in the fall, stars Baccarin as straight-shooting sheriff Mickey Fox, the stepsister of Cal Fire’s division chief Sharon Leone (Fire Country‘s Diane Farr), who investigates criminal activity as she patrols the streets of small-town Edgewater while contending with her ex-con father (W. Earl Brown) and a mysterious incident involving her wayward daughter.

Lauria will play Boone, Sheriff Mickey Fox’s smart, tough and capable deputy and longtime partner. Originally from Oakland, he’s used to a different kind of policing. Their contrasting law enforcement styles makes their partnership both complex and occasionally tense.

In addition to Baccarin and Brown, whose characters...

The following contains spoilers from the April 25 Season 3 finale of CBS’ Fire Country.

Fire Country‘s Xl Season 3 finale was a veritable five-alarm fire, ultimately leaving the lives of no few than three characters in question.

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But as reported by our sister site Deadline, it’s looking especially bleak for one of those characters, seeing as Billy Burke, who plays Vince,...

With its macabre one-liners, revolving door of guest stars, and endless imagined homicides, "CSI" is one of the most recognizable network TV franchises of all time. Yet, despite well over a decade of success and extensive rerun appeal, the Anthony Zuiker-created property actually went off the air for a five year period. In 2016, the last "CSI" show that was still going, "CSI: Cyber," bowed out after just two seasons, and the TV world of the crime saga that began at the turn of the millennium went temporarily dark.

Like so many procedurals before it, "CSI" did eventually come back, offering up the Paula Newsome and Matt Lauria-led "CSI: Vegas" in 2021. That series returned to the show's trend of focusing on a different city (past hits have included "CSI: New York" and the infamously punny "CSI: Miami"), but it wasn't enough to save it. "Vegas" was canceled in 2024 after three seasons,...

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While CSI: Vegas was intended to serve as an epilogue series, itwas renewed for a second season without Fox and Petersen, who departed the show at the end of the first season. Despite Fox and Petersen’s absence, the series gained an enthusiastic audience following through its assortment of interesting new characters,...

Where there's a will, there's a way — and the only way that the football players of Friday Night Lights know is forward. So it's no surprise that the Universal Television-produced reboot of the iconic early 2000s series (that was itself a reboot of a movie based on a book) has found itself a streaming home at Peacock.

In a new, exclusive report from Deadline full of football-related puns, it was revealed that the deal came together over the past few days after heated bids from both Peacock and Netflix. The series will again be showrun by Jason Katims, and directed by original director Peter Berg. Producer Brian Grazer will also return to the fold, with the three men executive producing the show alongside Kristen Zolner for Imagine Entertainment.

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A new iteration of Friday Night Lights, from executive producers Jason Katims, Peter Berg and Brian Grazer, is officially in development at Peacock, TVLine has learned. The news comes roughly one month after Puck News first reported that potential reboot had received bids from multiple streamers, including Peacock, Netflix and Amazon.

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Exclusive: Peacock has made it into the end zone with clear eyes and a full heart after scoring the Friday Night Lights reboot series.

Deadline understands that the NBCU streamer beat out Netflix to land a new adaptation of the high school football series in a competitive battle that has played out over the last few days.

Universal Television will produce the series, which comes from Jason Katims, who was the original showrunner, original director Peter Berg and producer Brian Grazer. The trio will exec produce alongside Kristen Zolner for Imagine Entertainment.

The new series, which is now in development at Peacock, will be set following a devastating hurricane, when a rag tag high school football team and their damaged, interim coach make an unlikely bid for a Texas High School State Championship and become a beacon of light for their town.

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The latest television series that's up to be rebooted is Friday Night Lights. Featuring new Dcu actor Kyle Chandler in his Emmy-winning role, the series aired its final episode in 2011.

Per Puck, a reboot of Friday Night Lights is in development at Universal Television with the original show showrunner Jason Katims, director Pete Berg, and producer Brian Grazer. The new series is expected to be a new story following a different cast of characters while retaining its focus on Texas high school football. While the Friday Night Lights reboot is said to be in its early development stages, the project has already been taken out to market, sparking a bidding war with streaming platforms.

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The popular NBC football drama is the latest series is said to have a reboot in the works, and it is with the original show’s producers, Deadline reports.

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Creator Pete Berg, showrunner Jason Katims and executive producer Brian Grazer are said to be developing a new iteration of the award-winning series, which will bring a whole new story in the same vein of high school football.

The potential reboot would have new characters and is currently in the early stages at this point.

Based on the book by H.G. Bissinger and the 2004 Tim McGraw-starring movie, the NBC series took place in the fictional town of Dillon in rural west Texas, following a high school football team led by Coach Eric Taylor, played by Kyle Chandler.

Also starring in the series were Connie Britton, Taylor Kinney,...

Friday Night Lights could be the next series rebooted.

A new iteration of the football drama is in the works at Universal Television with Jason Katims, Pete Berg and Brian Grazer, Deadline has confirmed.

It’s believed to be a new story, still set in the world of high school football, with new characters rather than the previous cast, which featured Kyle Chandler, Connie Britton, Taylor Kitsch and Jesse Plemons.

The project is in the early stages but has been taken out to market.

A reboot of Friday Night Lights, either as a series or as a movie, has been long talked about since it ended after five seasons.

The series, which was based on a book by H.G. Bissinger and a 2004 film, was set in the fictional town of Dillon in rural West Texas. It followed a high school football team, coached by Chandler’s Eric Taylor. Britton played his wife.

[This story contains spoilers from A Man in Full and Outer Range season two.]

Between Tom Pelphrey’s two current streaming shows, one would think that the series with the shimmering time portal in the ground would have the more off-the-wall ending. But that honor instead belongs to David E. Kelley’s A Man in Full.

Adapted from Tom Wolfe’s novel, the Netflix limited series centers on Jeff Daniels’ Charlie Croker, an overextended billionaire who owes various banks over a billion dollars in overdue loans, and Pelphrey’s Raymond Peepgrass is one of the bankers who’s tired of being stepped on by Charlie both personally and professionally.

All season long, Raymond and Harry Zale (Bill Camp) are on the verge of seizing Charlie’s assets, but he works the system to his advantage to stave off collection. Frustrated, Raymond makes one last move to acquire controlling interest in Charlie’s life’s work — a building called the Concourse,...

Spoiler Alert: This post contains spoilers from “Tunnel Vision,” the series finale of “CSI: Vegas,” which aired on May 19, and is now streaming on Paramount+.

“Things are about to go kaboom.” That’s what Beau (Lex Medlin) says on Sunday night’s series finale of “CSI: Vegas” as he prepares to detonate a series of bombs. But he might be describing everyone’s minds, as the show’s characters discover midway through the episode (“Tunnel Vision”) that they’ve been chasing the wrong villain all season.

With Max (Paula Newsome) kidnapped and Chris (Jay Lee) injured by some sort of nerve agent and in the hospital, the “CSI” team continues to place the blame on tech billionaire Truman Thomas (Owain Yeoman) — until they find his dead body.

It’s actually an entirely different villainous group that has taken Max through the 600 miles of flood channels that lie beneath Las Vegas.

Spoiler Alert! This story contains details from the series finale of CSI: Vegas on CBS.

Like what happened to So Help Me Todd, CSI: Vegas didn’t get a chance to wrap up its three-season run on CBS with any grand gestures or heartfelt goodbyes.

The procedural, which was a followup to the 2000 CSI series, was canceled in April so there was no time to throw together a satisfying ending. So anyone who wanted to see where Maxine’s (Paula Newsome) relationship with Dean was going will have to live with disappointment.

At least there was some positives in the episode dubbed “Tunnel Vision”: Max survived her kidnapping by a Saudi big bad (Faran Tahir) who stole intelligence from Truman Thomas’ secret lab. Chris (Jay Lee) regained consciousness after he was exposed to a nerve agent. Penny (Sarah Gilman) set a wedding date with Jack (Joel Johnstone), and Josh...

Las Vegas crime lab supervisor Maxine Roby is “in a bit of a noodle” for much of CSI: Vegas‘ Season 3-slash-series finale, airing this Sunday at 10/9c.

The latest CSI franchise entry was cancelled on April 19 as Season 3 averaged north of 5.9 million total viewers — up 4% from its Season 2 audience. Alas, out of the 14 original dramas that America’s Most-Watched Network has aired this TV season, the Sin City procedural ranks last in viewers.

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This article contains spoilers for Outer Range season 1.

There’s really nothing linear about Prime Video’s breakout science fiction/Western, Outer Range. Every time audiences assumed they had a grasp on what the show’s secrets would reveal, it would let loose a crater-sized twist, leaving fans scrambling to figure out what just happened. Even chronology isn’t linear, as the heroes of this fictional Wyoming ranch have been bucked back and forth through time like a prize bull-rider.

Yet here in the real world, fans have been patient to see the continuation of the Abbott family drama. It is certainly a loaded and layered show that deserves a rewatch to catch all the clues and mysteries of the Abbott ranch, but before the second season premieres, allow Den of Geek to recap what’s happened so far.

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Prepare for an intense and riveting episode of “CSI: Vegas” as Season 3 Episode 10, titled “Tunnel Vision,” airs at 10:00 Pm on Sunday, May 19, 2024, on CBS. In this thrilling installment, the CSI team finds themselves racing against the clock after an explosion rocks a biolab, leaving one of their own unconscious.

As the team scrambles to determine the cause of the explosion and identify the nerve agent responsible, tensions run high as they fear the worst for their colleague. With lives on the line, every second counts as they sift through the wreckage for clues that could lead them to the truth.

But the danger doesn’t end there – while some members of the team focus on the biolab explosion, others embark on a perilous journey into a dangerous underground tunnel to rescue another agent who was kidnapped during the blast. As they navigate the dark and treacherous tunnels, they must...

Network: CBS

Episodes: 41 (hour)

Seasons: Three

TV show dates: October 6, 2021 -- May 19, 2024

Series status: Cancelled

Performers include: Paula Newsome, Matt Lauria, Mandeep Dhillon, Mel Rodriguez, Jorja Fox, William Petersen, Ariana Guerra, Jay Lee, Lex Medlin, and Marg Helgenberger.

TV show description:

A police procedural series, the CSI: Vegas TV show is a sequel to CSI: Crime Scene Investigation which ran for 15 seasons, 2000-15.

Facing an existential threat that could bring down the entire Crime Lab and release thousands of convicted killers back onto the neon-lit streets of Vegas, a new team of investigators must enlist the help of CSI veterans Gil Grissom (Petersen), Sara Sidle (Fox), and David Hodges (Langham).

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Get ready for a thrilling episode of “CSI: Vegas” with Season 3 Episode 9 titled “Heavy Metal,” airing at 10:00 Pm on Sunday, May 12, 2024, on CBS. In this riveting installment, the CSI team is on the case to unravel the mysterious death of a local antique shop owner who was found with a fatal gunshot wound.

As the investigation unfolds, viewers will be drawn into a web of intrigue and deception as the team delves deep into the victim’s past and uncovers shocking secrets hidden within the antique shop’s walls. With each clue and revelation, the race to uncover the truth intensifies, leading to unexpected twists and turns that keep audiences on the edge of their seats.

Meanwhile, Max makes a crucial breakthrough in the ongoing case involving Ocho from the robotics factory, bringing the team one step closer to solving the complex puzzle that has gripped the city.

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Prepare for another thrilling episode of “CSI: Vegas” as the CSI team delves into a perplexing case in “The Artist Is Present.” A shocking discovery of a plastinated nervous system above a car dealership sets the stage for a complex investigation. With meticulous attention to detail and cutting-edge forensic techniques, the team works tirelessly to unravel the mysteries surrounding this bizarre crime scene.

Meanwhile, Chavez and Max embark on a separate mission, searching for a crucial lead in their ongoing probe into a robotics factory. As tensions rise and new revelations come to light, the team faces unexpected challenges and dangerous adversaries.

Don’t miss the action-packed drama unfold on Sunday, May 5th, 2024, at 10:00 Pm on CBS. Join the CSI team as they race against time to solve intricate puzzles and bring justice to the streets of Las Vegas in “The Artist Is Present.”

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CSI: Vegas will be ending its run with three seasons. It's been revealed that the show has been canceled at CBS, and some of the stars have taken to social media to share their emotional reactions.

Among those to speak out is franchise star Marg Helgenberger. After portraying Catherine Willows in the original series, Helgenberger reprised the role for the second and third seasons of CSI: Vegas. She shared a photo of the cast while sharing how it was an honor to have worked with them while thanking the fans for the support they had shown during the journey.

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CSI: Vegas stars have shared their reactions to the news that the series will not be returning for a fourth season. The current season, which reaches its conclusion in May, will be the last entry in this iteration of the much-loved crime drama and indeed the ending of the franchise for now. As the news broke of the series being brought to a close, fans shared their disappointment on social media, and two of the show’s stars were not far behind.

CSI and CSI: Vegas star Marg Helgenberger, who portrayed Catherine Willows for a total of 14 seasons across all of her appearances in both shows, shared her sadness at the cancelation, and expressed her gratitude for the journey she has been on.

“I’m gonna miss my partners in crime solving. CSI:vegas, unfortunately, has been cancelled. Each & every person involved with the making of this series brought their A game each & every day.

Prepare for an intense and thrilling episode of “CSI: Vegas” titled “Coinkydink,” airing on CBS at 10:00 Pm on Sunday, April 28, 2024. In this installment, the crime lab faces an existential threat that puts the entire team on high alert.

As a brilliant new team of forensic investigators takes charge, old friends return to lend their expertise, and innovative techniques are deployed to preserve and serve justice in Sin City. With the stakes higher than ever, the team must work together to overcome the challenges they face and solve the most complex cases yet.

In “Coinkydink,” viewers can expect gripping suspense, shocking revelations, and unexpected twists as the team races against time to uncover the truth behind a series of baffling crimes. As old and new faces come together, the bonds of friendship and camaraderie are put to the test in the pursuit of justice.

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The CSI franchise’s return to CBS is coming to an end as CBS on Friday opted not to renew CSI: Vegas for a fourth season.

On Saturday, CSI and CSI: Vegas star Marg Helgenberger who played Catherine Willows for 14 seasons across the original series and the followup, reflected on the cancellation.

“Each & every person involved with the making of this series brought their A game each & every day,” Helgenberger wrote on Instagram next to an on-set photo of the cast. “It was truly a pleasure & honor to work/play alongside such a fun & talented company of story tellers. Immeasurable thanks & gratitude to all for making this experience such a memorable ride. And to all the fans; we did it all for you.”

Lex Medlin, who, like Helgenberger, joined CSI: Vegas as a series regular in Season 2, posted a similar behind-the-scenes cast photo on Ig with a note to fans about the cancellation.

CSI franchise vet Marg Helgenberger is among the first CSI: Vegas cast members to react to the CBS drama’s cancellation after three seasons.

TVLine reported on Friday that CSI: Vegas, as well as So Help Me Todd, had been cancelled at CBS — leaving just the fates of NCIS: Hawai’i and The Equalizer to be determined.

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Last year, CSI: Vegas was CBS' lowest-rated scripted series to be renewed, and it was also one of the network's lowest-rated series overall. The network's studio produces the series, and it's connected to a popular franchise, but that may not be enough to save it this time if the ratings stay low. Will CSI: Vegas be cancelled or renewed for season four? Stay tuned. *Status Update Below.

A police procedural series, the CSI: Vegas TV show stars Paula Newsome, Marg Helgenberger, Matt Lauria, Mandeep Dhillon, Ariana Guerra, Lex Medlin, and Jay Lee. Reggie Lee recurs. Amidst the neon lights and long shadows, dark threats lurk in Sin City. Maxine Roby (Newsome) leads her team of brilliant Crime Scene Investigators as they use science to solve baffling cases. Working together are veteran Catherine Willows (Helgenberger), Level II CSI Allie Rajan...

A comrade's future is at stake in the third season of the CSI: Vegas TV show on CBS. As we all know, Nielsen ratings typically play a big role in determining whether a TV show like CSI: Vegas is cancelled or renewed for season four. Unfortunately, most of us do not live in Nielsen households. Because many viewers feel frustrated when their viewing habits and opinions aren't considered, we invite you to rate all of the third season episodes of CSI: Vegas here.*Status Update Below.

A CBS police procedural series, the CSI: Vegas TV show stars Paula Newsome, Marg Helgenberger, Matt Lauria, Mandeep Dhillon, Ariana Guerra, Lex Medlin, and Jay Lee. Reggie Lee recurs. Amidst the neon lights and long shadows, dark threats lurk in Sin City. Maxine Roby (Newsome) leads her team of brilliant Crime Scene Investigators as they use science to...

The investigators won't return to their jobs for the 2024-25 television season. CSI: Vegas has been cancelled, so CBS won't be airing a fourth season.

A police procedural series, the CSI: Vegas TV show stars Paula Newsome, Marg Helgenberger, Matt Lauria, Mandeep Dhillon, Ariana Guerra, Lex Medlin, and Jay Lee. Reggie Lee recurs. Amidst the neon lights and long shadows, dark threats lurk in Sin City. Maxine Roby (Newsome) leads her team of brilliant Crime Scene Investigators as they use science to solve baffling cases. Working together are veteran Catherine Willows (Helgenberger), Level II CSI Allie Rajan (Dhillon), homicide detective Serena Chavez (Guerra), CSI Christopher Park (Jay Lee), and Level I CSI Beau Finado (Medlin). These professionals deploy the latest forensic techniques to do what they do best -- follow the evidence -- to preserve and serve justice.

The crime scene investigations in Las Vegas are over at CBS. Following reports that CSI: Vegas was in serious danger of getting canceled, the bad news has now been confirmed, as CBS has axed the CSI sequel series after three seasons.

Per Deadline, CSI: Vegas was one of two shows to get axed on Friday. So Help Me Todd has also been canceled, and this news comes as a bit of a shock, as it had been a solid ratings performer alongside CSI: Vegas. However, compared with the other shows on CBS, they were still the least-watched drama shows on the network for the Spring 2024 season. With so many other CBS shows getting renewed, and with new shows like NCIS: Origins, Watson, and the Matlock reboot debuting in the fall, the axe had to fall somewhere, sealing the fate of CSI: Vegas and So Help Me Todd. Worse yet for...

Two shows have just been canceled by CBS.

CSI: Vegas and So Help Me Todd are no longer moving forward at the network, THR reported on Friday (April 19).

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If you weren’t aware, CSI: Vegas premiered in 2021. The show, which stars Matt Lauria and Paula Newsome, is currently airing its third season.

So Help Me Todd, starring Marcia Gay Harden and Skylar Austin, made its debut on CBS in 2022. The show’s second season in currently airing.

According to THR, CSI: Vegas is averaging 6.4 million viewers per episode, while So Help Me Todd averages 6.3 million. Neither figure matched the network’s expectations, leading to the series’ cancellations.

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