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CSI: NY

American television series
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CSI: NY was an American television crime drama that aired on CBS from 2004 to 2013. It was a spin-off of the popular series CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. The show followed a team of New York City-based crime scene investigators who used forensic science to solve murders.123

The series was known for its detailed examination of crime scenes and the scientific analysis of evidence. While critics sometimes questioned the plausibility of certain techniques, the show achieved significant popularity and was nominated for Emmy Awards. Gary Sinise, who also wrote for the show, starred as Detective Mac Taylor.12

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