CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
Helyszínelők 5. évad
Don Hewes teljesen összeomlik, mikor régi táncpartnere, Nadine faképnél hagyja, hogy szóló karrierbe kezdjen. Don be akarja bizonyítani, hogy Nadine nélkül is boldogul, ezért kijelenti, hogy bármely kórista lányból képes sztárt faragni. A kiválasztott lány Hannah Brown, és egy ilyen páros lába alatt pillanatok alatt felforrósodik a táncparkett.
Greg has found a replacement in the DNA lab, Chandra Moore, and introduces her to the co-workers. Capt. Brass, Grissom and Greg, in his first case, investigate the death of an unidentified victim with a shot in the forehead in a shooting in the nightclub owned by Manny Brazil. He says that he does not know how the gun has passed through the metal detector. Catherine and Det. Louis Vartann investigate the murder of a woman covered in blood in a hotel room. The man, Carl Johnson, also covered in blood, tells to the detectives that he has never seen that woman before. Soon they learn that the victim is the stripper Nicole "Raven" Richards that drugged Carl to rob him. Warrick and Det. Chris Cavaliere investigate the death of Lance Frazer, a loser that died in the bathtub electrified by heat exchanger causing a short circuit in the motel. Soon Warrick learns that Lance hit a fifty-thousand-dollar jackpot on the previous night. Nick, Sara and Det. Travis investigate an "alien" buried in a shallow grave near the Area 51.
Grissom, Catherine, and Warrick investigate when a body is found in a storm drain.
The team hunt for a young girl who has been kidnapped.
Dr. Robbins concludes that a woman covered with red blotches has not died of Ebola. In the autopsy, he learns that the woman is Julie Stern, who was recovering in the hotel from a cosmetic procedure. He also tells to Catherine that she had urine in her stomach and signs of heavy metal poisoning. Catherine and Nick interview her doctor, Tony Malaga, who owns an expensive clinic. When Dr. Robbins finds the same symptoms in the autopsy of Renita Loakes, they return to the clinic with a warrant to get their medical information. Meanwhile, Grissom, Sara, Greg and Capt. Brass investigate the death of Elliot Beckman, whose house was fumigated and his body was found inside. The exterminators tell them that the house was supposed to be empty when they released the gas.
A woman is murdered in a gated community, and Nick and Warrick get on the wrong side of crime scene clean-up.
CSI is called to investigate a large colony of maggots, and finds a chipped body.
While in a dinner party to celebrate the retirement of Director of Robert Cavallo and the promotion of Conrad Ecklie, Grissom is summoned by Capt. Brass to investigation a homicide in the Olympia Hotel. He stumbles upon Ecklie's right hand Sofia Curtis in the elevator and they go with Brass to the suite where they see the body of the teenage Nicole Jensen next to vomit. Soon they learn that the suite was reserved by the hotel's owner Charlie Macklin for his daughter Janelle. The McKinley High School is giving a homecoming party in the ballroom, but Janelle is giving a private party in the suite. Catherine, Nick and Warrick join the investigation and interview the guests. They note that Janelle is missing and they learn that two masked kidnappers have abducted Janelle. When Catherien and Sheriff Atwater interview Charlie, he tells them that he knows his daughter and that was a prank to get his attention. The CSI team proceeds the investigation and find the truth of what happened during the night.
While driving her convertible at high-speed in the highway, a woman is stopped by a patrolman. Catherine and Grissom arrive later to the highway where the woman was found with slit throat and slashed genitals in her car. They also find a camcorder with no tape on the floor. The entire team investigate the case and Warrick and Sara find documents in the car, showing that the victim is Wendy Garner and the car's registration and the driver's license in the name of Walter Clancy. When Dr. Robbins finds a prostate in the victim, the team learns that she was a transsexual, and soon concludes that Wendy and Walter were the same person. When Grissom and Brass investigate Wendy's fiancé Aaron Laner, they learn that he does not know that Wendy was a transsexual. The team also interview her fellow dancers and learn that Dr. Mercer is the responsible for most of the transsexuals' operation. However, the doctor tells Catherine and Warrick that he refused to operate Wendy since she wanted to jump steps of the procedure required by the law. Now they are looking for the surgeon that might have operated Wendy.
While giving his testimony in a retrial, Grissom sees fingerprints on a matchbox that he does not recall. The victim Max Larson was found dead I his hardware store hit by a wrench. He requests a recess to the DA and reopens the investigation of the case. He follows the protocol and assigns Catherine, Warrick and Nick to investigate the case again and why they have missed the fingerprint in their investigation. Ecklie asks Sofia to investigate Grissom's cases and begins a witch hunt in the laboratory. Meanwhile, Sara, Greg and Det. Louis Vartann investigate the case of a John Doe, who died after shooting his own leg. When they succeed to find the register of the gun, they find clue of another case.
Grissom, Sofia and Greg investigate a gang shooting with two victims. Out of the blue, Greg finds the body of a young boy dumped in a trash bin. Sara and David Phillips join the investigation. Dr. Robbins notes in the autopsy that the boy was around five years old, was abused with several recent fractures and died of starvation. A further investigation identifies the boy as Devon Malton and Sara and Capt. Brass visit the foster home where he lived with Lorna Tenney. Meanwhile, Catherine, Nick, Warrick and Det. Louis Vartann investigate the case of the prisoner Samuel Mendez that was beaten up in a riot in a cell and now is brain dead. Warrick sees a gun in the cell that was under Samuels body. Lt. Arthur Chen that is the responsible for the prisoners has an argument with Warrick when he comments about a sloppy police search and abuse of force. Soon they learn that Samuel Mendez is not the wanted criminal but an innocent namesake.
A Sherlock Holmes cosplayer is found shot in the head in his parlour.
A severed head is found inside a newspaper vending machine, leading Nick and Det. Vega into the world of the Cartels.
Swing shift is called to a construction site when workers come across a body buried in a shallow grave.
A young woman disappears after a night out, and a hunter is mauled by a bear.
When the wealthy casino owner Bruce Eiger is found dead on the front steps of his mansion, Ecklie assigns the entire team to the case. They investigate whether Bruce has jumped, felt or was pushed off the second floor. In the autopsy, Dr. Robbins finds that Bruce was sodomite, with repeated insertions into his rectum. When they find a secret compartment in Bruce's mansion, they are forced to understand the bizarre world of Infantilism.
Catherine, Warrick and Nick investigate a shotgun killing in the desert. What they come across however is a beaver dam full of money. When they subsequently learn that the victim worked at setting the spread for sports betting, they think he may have a betting scam of some sort. Grissom, Sara and Greg investigate a death in a hotel where someone is found suffocated in his bed. He was staying in a hotel hosting a convention for overweight people and was quite popular with the ladies.
When the flight attendant Martha Krell is found dead and raped in her hotel room, Grissom, Greg, Sara and Capt. Brass investigate the case. They note that there is no luggage in the room that was cleaned and sanitized without any evidence. Ecklie tells Sara that he had a similar case five years ago, with the flight attendant Sue Stein. Sara notes that the present technology is able to retrieve the fingerprint from the previous case. Meanwhile, Catherine, Nick, Warrick and Det. Chris Cavaliere investigate the case of the death of the twelve-year-old Ty Hawkins, who has been beaten to death on his bed while sleeping. His fourteen-year-old brother Matt becomes the prime suspect to Det. Cavaliere and when Matt confesses the murder of his brother, Nick questions the way Det. Cavaliere conducted the interrogation. The CSI team proceeds the investigation and finds two other suspects: Ty's father Martin and the homeless Walter. Who might be the murderer?
A man is observing the sky with a telescope when, out of the blue, he is burned by a blaze. Grissom and Sara arrive to investigate the scene when Grissom finds a woman still live but completely burned. They believe it was arson and Sara uses the fingerprint in a broken bottle of cheap vodka to identify the truck driver Patrick Bromley. Meanwhile, Catherine, Warrick, Nick and Capt. Brass investigate the murder of the Stewart family, where the parents were shot and their five-year-old daughter Dani drowned in the swimming pull. Nick believes in the murder-suicide theory while processing the evidences. When they learn that the DNA in both cases belongs to the burned woman, they realize that the cases are the same.
When a Hummer in the wrong way runs over an old Fiero, Grissom meets Capt. Brass to investigate the scene. He learns that the Hummer's driver has fled and the Fiero's driver is alive in the hospital. At a car convention, when the host Mr. Daluca opens the curtains to show the latest RV model to the audience, there is a dead woman. Warrick and Det. Louis Vartann learn that the victim is the twenty-nine-year-old model Lisa Schumacher. Dr. Robbins tells Catherine that Lisa was asphyxiated and she had sex before her death. Daluca becomes their prime suspect. Meanwhile, the model Gwen that is working at the convention, goes to the house of her personal trainer Paul Charles to workout and sees him dead through the window. Greg and Sara investigate the crime scene while Dr. Robbins carries out the autopsy. When he sees a black substance in his eye, Hazmat takes Sara and Greg to the decontamination shower. When the body of a boy is found on a bus stop bench covered by a blanket in front of a laundromat, Nick investigates the case. Dr. Robbins tells Nick that the cause of death was asphyxia from heat damage. They identify the victim is Chase Ryan and Nick tries to understand what might have happened to the boy.
When the prostitute Dakota leaves the street of Los Angeles in a car for a program with a client, she never contacts her friend Jersey again. On the next morning, Jersey reports to the police that Dakota is missing. The attending officer does not pay attention to her complaint and she calls her father on the phone asking for help. Jersey is Ellie and her father is Capt. Brass, who asks for a leave to the sheriff to resolve family problems. He contacts his old friend and LAPD Captain Annie Kramer, who gives their police records to Brass and he learns that Ellie works on the streets and her last address. When the car is located with broken windows, Capt. Kramer call one local CSI investigator that brings Warrick that is in a conference with him. Kramer and Brass visits the owner of the car, Assistant City Attorney Todd Piccone, who has not reported that his car was carjacked. He becomes a suspect but The Powers That Be seems to be not interested in resolving the case.
When the inmate Robbie Garson is found dead inside his room, Grissom, Sara and Capt. Brass investigate the murder. They learn that the inmates are criminally insane and rapists, and they get their DNA. When Sara finds semen on his bed, Dr. Valerie Dino tells Sara that Robbie had been chemically castrated and could not ejaculate. In the autopsy, Dr. Robbins finds that Robbie had various thing in his stomach and the cause of death was asphyxiation and his head trauma happened a couple of hours later. Sara and Grissom finds that the pharmacist Leon Cadera was stealing expensive drugs and giving simple medication to the inmates. When they identity the recovered semen belonging to Adam Trent, they change the line of their investigation.
After a tough day at the work, Catherine invites Warrick and Nick to drink in a bar. She goes alone and meets Adam Novak, a stranger that fives his phone number in a matchbook. He offers to go to her car with her, they kiss each other and Adam turns brutal when she does not want to have sex with him. She hits her head on the door of the car and goes home. While sleeping, Catherine gets a call from Grissom and heads to the crime scene, where Alice Granger is found dead with a shot in her head. When Det. Vartann find her car nearby the bar where Catherine was, she goes with him to investigate. When she finds a matchbook in the belongings of Alice with a phone number, she heads home to find Adam's matchbook, but it has been thrown in the garbage. Their further investigation indicates that her ex-boyfriend, Jeff Simon, might be the killer, but he had a strong alibi. Catherine tries to tell to Grissom about her possible involvement in the case, but he does not give much attention to her. But when a second victim is found with the same M.O., they realize that the killer might be the same.
When the university students Paula Levine and Trip Wilmont are found dead on the floor after having sex in Trip's dormitory room, Grissom, Sara, Greg and Capt. Brass investigate the case. Grissom leaves the case since he has to go to the court and Sara and Greg use the monoxide carbon detector to look for a source, but they do not find any monoxide carbon in the room. Meanwhile, Brass talks to his next-door neighbor Zack Capola, who says that Trip and him were just mates, not friend. Sara and Greg proceed the investigation. Meanwhile, Catherine, Warrick and Nick join to David Phillip in the middle of a crop circle to investigate the death of a man. In the autopsy, they learn that the victim has urinated in his underwear. When the CSI team locates the owner of the helicopter that was in that area, they learn what has happened to Kevin Staniland. Meanwhile, Det. Louis Vartann finds that no investigator is available and Conrad Ecklie is forced to go with him to the Tangiers since there is a dead body needing to be processed. They learn that the victim is James Billmeyer from New Jersey and Ecklie requests the shoes of the woman that found the body since she stepped on the blood. When James' body vanishes from the morgue there is a further investigation.
While investigating a case, Nick is abducted and is buried alive in a special coffin while his team takes unorthodox steps to try to find him.
With its desperate attempt to ransom Nick's release failed by their enemy's fanatical revenge, the CSI team must use all their investigative talents to find Nick, whose perilous situation is becoming all the more horrific by the minute.
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William L. Petersen | CSI Dr. Gil Grissom |
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Robert David Hall | Chief ME Dr. Al Robbins |
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Paul Guilfoyle | Captain Jim Brass |
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Marg Helgenberger | CSI Catherine Willows |
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Gary Dourdan | CSI Warrick Brown |
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Jorja Fox | CSI Sara Sidle |
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George Eads | CSI Nick Stokes |
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Eric Szmanda | CSI Greg Sanders |
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David Berman | Assistant ME David Phillips |
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Wallace Langham | David Hodges |
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Aisha Tyler | Mia Dickerson |
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Marc Vann | Conrad Ecklie |
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Alex Carter | Detective Vartann |
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Louise Lombard | Sofia Curtis |
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Archie Kao | AV Tech Archie Johnson |
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Joseph Patrick Kelly | Officer Joe Metcalf |
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James Patrick Stuart | Attorney Adam Matthews |
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José Zúñiga | Detective Chris Cavaliere |
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Larry Sullivan | Officer Andy Akers |
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Jason Segel | Neil Jansen |
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Romy Rosemont | Jacqui Franco |
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Sandy E. Scott | Police Officer |
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Jackamoe Buzzell | Cop |
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Palmer Davis | Attorney Margaret Finn |
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Victoria Prescott | Judy Tremont |
| Kiadás | The Complete Fifth Season |
|---|---|
| Csomagolás | Custom Case |
| Lemezek száma | 7 |
| Képernyőarány | Anamorphic Widescreen (1.85:1) Widescreen (1.78:1) Widescreen (16:9, Anamorphic) |
| Hangsávok | Commentary [English] Dolby Digital 5.1 [English] Dolby Digital Stereo [Spanish] |
| Feliratok | English |
| Forgalmazó | Paramount |
| Oldal / Réteg | Dual side, Single layer |
| Kiadás megjelenése | Nov. 29, 2005 |
| Régiók | Region 1 |
| Hely | HDD 01 |
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| Index | 25215 |
| Hozzáadva | Nov. 11, 2016 22:52:27 |
| Módosítva | Dec. 07, 2025 22:55:30 |
Golden Globes, USA 2004
Nominated
Golden Globe Best Television Series - Drama
Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series - Drama
William Petersen
Golden Globes, USA 2003
Nominated
Golden Globe Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series - Drama
Marg Helgenberger
Golden Globes, USA 2002
Nominated
Golden Globe Best Television Series - Drama
Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series - Drama
Marg Helgenberger
Golden Globes, USA 2001
Nominated
Golden Globe Best Television Series - Drama
Primetime Emmy Awards 2010
Won
Primetime Emmy Outstanding Cinematography for a One Hour Series
Christian Sebaldt (director of photography)
For episode "Family Affair".
Outstanding Special Visual Effects for a Series
Sabrina Arnold (vfx producer)
Rik Shorten (vfx supervisor)
Steven Meyer (2d lead artist)
Derek Smith (3d lead artist)
Christina Spring (compositor)
Joshua Cushner (visual effects cameraman)
Thomas Bremer (3d artist)
Mark R. Byers (special effects supervisor)
Zachariah Zaubi (compositor)
For episode "Family Affair".
Primetime Emmy Awards 2009
Nominated
Primetime Emmy Outstanding Cinematography for a One Hour Series
James L. Carter
For episode "For Warrick".
Outstanding Prosthetic Makeup for a Series, Miniseries, Movie or a Special
Matthew W. Mungle (prosthetic designer/special makeup effects artist)
Clinton Wayne (special makeup effects artist)
Melanie Levitt (department head makeup artist)
Tom Hoerber (key makeup artist)
For episode "A Space Oddity".
Outstanding Sound Editing for a Series
Mace Matiosian (supervising sound editor)
Ruth Adelman (adr supervisor)
Jivan Tahmizian (dialogue editor)
David F. Van Slyke (sound effects editor)
Troy Hardy (music editor)
Joseph T. Sabella (foley artist)
James Bailey (foley artist)
For episode "Mascara".
Primetime Emmy Awards 2008
Nominated
Primetime Emmy Outstanding Makeup for a Single-Camera Series (Non-Prosthetic)
Melanie Levitt (department head makeup artist)
Tom Hoerber (key makeup artist)
Clinton Wayne (additional make-up artist)
Matthew W. Mungle (additional make-up artist)
For episode "Dead Doll".
Outstanding Sound Editing for a Series
Mace Matiosian (supervising sound editor)
Ruth Adelman (supervising adr editor)
Jivan Tahmizian (dialogue editor)
David F. Van Slyke (sound effects editor)
Chad J. Hughes (sound effects editor)
Joseph T. Sabella (foley artist)
Zane D. Bruce (foley artist)
Troy Hardy (music editor)
For episode "Cockroaches".
Primetime Emmy Awards 2007
Won
Primetime Emmy Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Comedy or Drama Series (One-Hour)
Michael Fowler (production mixer)
Yuri Reese (re-recording mixer)
William Smith (re-recording mixer)
For episode "Living Doll".
Nominated
Primetime Emmy Outstanding Cinematography for a Single-Camera Series
Michael Slovis (director of photography)
For episode "Built To Kill, Part 1".
Outstanding Makeup for a Series (Non-Prosthetic)
Melanie Levitt (department head makeup artist)
Tom Hoerber (key makeup artist)
Matthew W. Mungle (makeup artist)
Clinton Wayne (makeup artist)
For episode "Fannysmackin'".
Outstanding Prosthetic Makeup for a Series, Miniseries, Movie or a Special
Melanie Levitt (department head makeup artist)
Tom Hoerber (key makeup artist)
Matthew W. Mungle (department head special makeup effects artist)
Clinton Wayne (special makeup effects artist)
For episode "Living Legend".
Outstanding Music Composition for a Series (Original Dramatic Score)
John M. Keane (composer)
For episode "Law Of Gravity".
Primetime Emmy Awards 2006
Won
Primetime Emmy Outstanding Cinematography for a Single-Camera Series
Michael Slovis (director of photography)
For episode "Gum Drops".
Nominated
Primetime Emmy Outstanding Sound Editing for a Series
Mace Matiosian (supervising sound editor)
Ruth Adelman (supervising adr editor)
David F. Van Slyke (sound fx editor)
Jivan Tahmizian (dialogue editor)
Mark Allen (fx editor)
Troy Hardy (music editor)
Zane D. Bruce (foley artist)
Joseph T. Sabella (foley artist)
For episode "A Bullet Runs Through It", part 1.
Outstanding Single-Camera Sound Mixing for a Series
Yuri Reese (re-recording mixer)
William Smith (re-recording mixer)
Michael Fowler (production sound mixer)
For episode "A Bullet Runs Through It".
Primetime Emmy Awards 2005
Nominated
Primetime Emmy Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series
Quentin Tarantino (directed by)
For episode "Grave Danger".
Outstanding Makeup for a Series (Non-Prosthetic)
Melanie Levitt (department head makeup)
Matthew W. Mungle (special makeup effects)
Perri Sorel (key makeup artist)
Pam Phillips (special fx makeup)
For episode "Ch-Changes".
Outstanding Sound Editing for a Series
Mace Matiosian (supervising sound editor)
Ruth Adelman (sound editor)
Jivan Tahmizian (sound editor)
David F. Van Slyke (sound editor)
Todd Niesen (sound editor)
Christine H. Luethje (music editor)
Joseph T. Sabella (foley artist)
Zane D. Bruce (foley artist)
For episode "Down the Drain".
Outstanding Single-Camera Sound Mixing for a Series
Michael Fowler (production sound mixer)
Yuri Reese (re-recording mixer)
William Smith (re-recording mixer)
For episode "Down the Drain".
Primetime Emmy Awards 2004
Nominated
Primetime Emmy Outstanding Cinematography for a Single-Camera Series
Frank Byers (director of photography)
For episode "XX".
Outstanding Makeup for a Series (Non-Prosthetic)
Nicholas Pagliaro (dept. head makeup)
John Goodwin (special effects makeup)
Melanie Levitt (makeup)
Jackie Tichenor (makeup)
For episode "Assume Nothing & All For Our Country".
Outstanding Drama Series
Jerry Bruckheimer (executive producer)
Carol Mendelsohn (executive producer)
Jonathan Littman (executive producer)
Anthony E. Zuiker (executive producer)
Ann Donahue (executive producer)
Danny Cannon (executive producer)
William Petersen (executvie producer)
Cynthia Chvatal (executive producer)
Naren Shankar (co-executive producer)
Andrew Lipsitz (co-executive producer)
Josh Berman (supervising producer)
Louis Shaw Milito (producer)
Kenneth Fink (producer)
Richard J. Lewis (producer)
Bruce Golin (producer)
Elizabeth Devine (producer)
Outstanding Single-Camera Sound Mixing for a Series
Yuri Reese (re-recording mixer)
William Smith (re-recording mixer)
Michael Fowler (production sound mixer)
For episode "Grissom vs. The Volcano".
Primetime Emmy Awards 2003
Won
Primetime Emmy Outstanding Sound Editing for a Series
Mace Matiosian (sound supervisor)
David F. Van Slyke (sound editor)
Ruth Adelman (sound editor)
Jivan Tahmizian (sound editor)
Sheri Ozeki (music editor)
Joseph T. Sabella (foley artist)
Zane D. Bruce (foley artist)
For episode "Fight Night".
Nominated
Primetime Emmy Outstanding Makeup for a Series (Non-Prosthetic)
Nicholas Pagliaro (makeup artist)
Melanie Levitt (makeup artist)
John Goodwin (fx makeup artist)
Jackie Tichenor (makeup artist)
For episode "Lady Heather's Box".
Outstanding Makeup for a Series (Prosthetic)
John Goodwin (makeup effects)
Jackie Tichenor (makeup artist)
For episode "Got Murder?".
Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series
Marg Helgenberger
For playing: "Catherine Willows".
Outstanding Drama Series
Jerry Bruckheimer (executive producer)
Carol Mendelsohn (executive producer)
Ann Donahue (executive producer)
Anthony E. Zuiker (executive producer)
Danny Cannon (executive producer)
William Petersen (co-executive producer)
Jonathan Littman (co-executive producer)
Cynthia Chvatal (co-executive producer)
Naren Shankar (co-executive producer)
Andrew Lipsitz (supervising producer)
Louis Shaw Milito (producer)
Josh Berman (producer)
Kenneth Fink (producer)
Richard J. Lewis (producer)
Outstanding Single Camera Sound Mixing for a Series
Yuri Reese (re-recording mixer)
William Smith (re-recording mixer)
Michael Fowler (production sound mixer)
For episode "Revenge Is Best Served Cold".
Primetime Emmy Awards 2002
Won
Primetime Emmy Outstanding Makeup for a Series (Non-Prosthetic)
Nicholas Pagliaro (key makeup artist)
John Goodwin (special effects makeup)
Melanie Levitt (makeup)
For episode "Slaves of Las Vegas".
Nominated
Primetime Emmy Outstanding Cinematography for a Single Camera Series
Jonathan West (director of photography)
For episode "Identity Crisis".
Outstanding Makeup for a Series (Prosthetic)
John Goodwin (makeup effects)
For episode "Overload".
Outstanding Drama Series
Jerry Bruckheimer (executive producer)
Carol Mendelsohn (executive producer)
Ann Donahue (executive producer)
Anthony E. Zuiker (executive producer)
Sam Strangis (co-executive producer)
Jonathan Littman (co-executive producer)
Cynthia Chvatal (supervising producer)
William Petersen (supervising producer)
Danny Cannon (supervising producer)
Outstanding Sound Editing for a Series
Mace Matiosian (supervising sound editor)
David F. Van Slyke (sound editor)
Ruth Adelman (sound editor)
Jivan Tahmizian (sound editor)
Sheri Ozeki (music editor)
Zane D. Bruce (foley artist)
Joseph T. Sabella (foley artist)
For episode "Chasing the Bus".
Outstanding Single Camera Sound Mixing for a Series
Michael Fowler (production mixer)
Yuri Reese (re-recording mixer)
William Smith (re-recording mixer)
For episode "Primum Non Nocere".
Primetime Emmy Awards 2001
Nominated
Primetime Emmy Outstanding Art Direction for a Single Camera Series
Cherie Baker (production designer)
Brenda Meyers-Ballard (set decorator)
For episode "Friends And Lovers".
Outstanding Single Camera Picture Editing for a Series
Alex Mackie (editor)
Alec Smight (editor)
For the pilot.
Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series
Marg Helgenberger
For playing: "Catherine Willows".
Outstanding Sound Editing for a Series
Mace Matiosian (supervising sound editor)
David F. Van Slyke (sound effects editor)
Jivan Tahmizian (dialogue editor)
Ruth Adelman (adr supervisor)
Stan Jones (music editor)
Zane D. Bruce (foley artist)
Joseph T. Sabella (foley artist)
For episode "35K OBO".
Screen Actors Guild Awards 2005
Won
Actor Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series
Gary Dourdan
George Eads
Jorja Fox
Paul Guilfoyle
Robert David Hall
Marg Helgenberger
William Petersen
Eric Szmanda
Screen Actors Guild Awards 2004
Nominated
Actor Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series
Gary Dourdan
George Eads
Jorja Fox
Paul Guilfoyle
Robert David Hall
Marg Helgenberger
William Petersen
Eric Szmanda
Screen Actors Guild Awards 2003
Nominated
Actor Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series
Gary Dourdan
George Eads
Jorja Fox
Paul Guilfoyle
Robert David Hall
Marg Helgenberger
William Petersen
Eric Szmanda
Screen Actors Guild Awards 2002
Nominated
Actor Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series
Gary Dourdan
George Eads
Jorja Fox
Paul Guilfoyle
Robert David Hall
Marg Helgenberger
William Petersen
Eric Szmanda
Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA 2005
Nominated
Saturn Award Best Network Television Series
Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA 2004
Won
Saturn Award Best Network Television Series
Tied with Angel (1999).
American Cinema Editors, USA 2001
Nominated
Eddie Best Edited One-Hour Series for Television
Alex Mackie
Alec Smight
For the pilot.
American Society of Cinematographers, USA 2010
Nominated
ASC Award Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Regular Series One Episode/Pilot
Christian Sebaldt
Episode: "Helyszínelők: Family Affair (2009)"
American Society of Cinematographers, USA 2009
Won
ASC Award Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Regular Series
Nelson Cragg
Episode: "Helyszínelők: For Gedda (2008)"
American Society of Cinematographers, USA 2008
Nominated
ASC Award Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Regular Series
James L. Carter
Episode: "Helyszínelők: Ending Happy (2007)"
American Society of Cinematographers, USA 2007
Nominated
ASC Award Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Regular Series
Nathan Hope
Episode: "Helyszínelők: Killer (2006)"
American Society of Cinematographers, USA 2006
Won
ASC Award Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Regular Series
Nathan Hope
Episode: "Helyszínelők: Who Shot Sherlock? (2005)"
American Society of Cinematographers, USA 2005
Won
ASC Award Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Regular Series
Nathan Hope
Episode: "Helyszínelők: Down the Drain (2004)"
American Society of Cinematographers, USA 2003
Won
ASC Award Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Movies of the Week/Pilot (Network)
Michael Barrett
For CSI: Miami
Episode: "Helyszínelők: Cross-Jurisdictions (2002)"
Nominated
ASC Award Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Regular Series
Michael Barrett
Episode: "Helyszínelők: Snuff (2002)"
Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Regular Series
Frank Byers
Episode: "Helyszínelők: Fight Night (2002)"
American Society of Cinematographers, USA 2002
Nominated
ASC Award Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Regular Series
Michael Barrett
Episode: "Helyszínelők: Alter Boys (2001)"
Art Directors Guild 2004
Nominated
Excellence in Production Design Award Single-Camera Television Series
Richard Berg (production designer)
Tim Eckel (art director)
Debra Wilbur (assistant art director)
ASCAP Film and Television Music Awards 2013
Won
ASCAP Award Top Television Series
John M. Keane
ASCAP Film and Television Music Awards 2009
Won
ASCAP Award Top Television Series
John M. Keane
ASCAP Film and Television Music Awards 2006
Won
ASCAP Award Top TV Series
John M. Keane
BMI Film & TV Awards 2013
Won
BMI TV Music Award Pete Townshend
BMI Film & TV Awards 2009
Won
BMI TV Music Award Pete Townshend
BMI Film & TV Awards 2008
Won
BMI TV Music Award Pete Townshend
BMI Film & TV Awards 2005
Won
BMI TV Music Award Pete Townshend
John M. Keane
BMI Film & TV Awards 2004
Won
BMI TV Music Award John M. Keane
Pete Townshend
BMI Film & TV Awards 2003
Won
BMI TV Music Award John M. Keane
Pete Townshend
BMI Film & TV Awards 2002
Won
BMI TV Music Award John M. Keane
Pete Townshend
BMI Film & TV Awards 2001
Won
BMI TV Music Award John M. Keane
Pete Townshend
California on Location Awards 2014
Nominated
COLA Location Team of the Year - TV Episodic, Season
Paul Wilson (location manager)
Richard Streeter (key assistant location manager)
Michael C. Parisi (key assistant location manager)
Ivan Siebel (key assistant location manager)
California on Location Awards 2008
Won
COLA Location Professional of the Year - Episodic Television
Paul Wilson
California on Location Awards 2003
Won
COLA Production Company of the Year - Television
CBS Productions
Casting Society of America, USA 2001
Won
Artios Best Casting for TV, Dramatic Pilot
April Webster
Cinema Audio Society, USA 2008
Won
C.A.S. Award Outstanding Achievement in Sound Mixing for Television Series
Michael Fowler (production mixer)
Yuri Reese (re-recording mixer)
William Smith (re-recording mixer)
Episode: "Helyszínelők: Living Doll (2007)"
Cinema Audio Society, USA 2006
Nominated
C.A.S. Award Outstanding Achievement in Sound Mixing for Television Series
Yuri Reese (re-recording mixer)
William Smith (re-recording mixer)
Michael Fowler (production mixer)
Episode: "Helyszínelők: Grave Danger: Part 2 (2005)"
Cinema Audio Society, USA 2004
Nominated
C.A.S. Award Outstanding Achievement in Sound Mixing for Television - Series
Yuri Reese (re-recording mixer)
William Smith (re-recording mixer)
Michael Fowler (production mixer)
Episode: "Helyszínelők: Grissom Versus the Volcano (2003)"
Cinema Audio Society, USA 2003
Nominated
C.A.S. Award Outstanding Sound Mixing for Television - Series
Yuri Reese (re-recording mixer)
William Smith (re-recording mixer)
Michael Fowler (production mixer)
Episode: "Helyszínelők: Fight Night (2002)"
Cinema Audio Society, USA 2002
Nominated
C.A.S. Award Outstanding Sound Mixing for Television - Series
Yuri Reese
William Smith
Michael Fowler
Episode: "Helyszínelők: Caged (2001)"
Cinema Audio Society, USA 2001
Nominated
C.A.S. Award Outstanding Achievement in Sound Mixing for Television - Series
Larry Benjamin (re-recording mixer)
Ross Davis (re-recording mixer)
Grover B. Helsley (re-recording mixer)
Michael Fowler (production mixer)
Episode: "Helyszínelők: Crate 'n' Burial (2000)"
Crime Thriller Awards, UK 2008
Nominated
Dagger Best International TV Drama
Edgar Allan Poe Awards 2006
Nominated
Edgar Best Television Episode Teleplay
Richard Catalani
Carol Mendelsohn
For episode "A Bullet Runs Through It", parts 1 and 2.
Best Television Episode Teleplay
Anthony E. Zuiker (teleplay)
Carol Mendelsohn (teleplay)
Naren Shankar (teleplay)
Quentin Tarantino (story)
For episode "Grave Danger".
Environmental Media Awards, USA 2011
Won
EMA Award Television Episodic Drama
For episode "Fracked"
Genesis Awards 2007
Nominated
Genesis Award Outstanding Dramatic Series
Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS)
For "Loco Motives "
Genesis Awards 2006
Won
Genesis Award Dramatic Series
For episode "Unbearable (#5.14)".
Gold Derby Awards 2005
Nominated
Gold Derby TV Award Drama Series
Drama Episode of the Year
Quentin Tarantino (director/writer)
Carol Mendelsohn (writer)
Naren Shankar (writer)
Anthony E. Zuiker (writer)
for "Grave Danger"
Hollywood Post Alliance, US 2013
Nominated
HPA Awards Outstanding Color Grading - Television
Paul Westerbeck
Encore
Episode: "Helyszínelők: Ghosts of the Past (2013)"
Hollywood Post Alliance, US 2009
Nominated
HPA Awards Outstanding Audio Post - Television
David F. Van Slyke
Ruth Adelman
Jivan Tahmizian
William Smith
Yuri Reese
Mace Matiosian
Slick Sounds
Todd-AO
Episode: "Helyszínelők: Mascara (2009)"
Hollywood Post Alliance, US 2008
Won
HPA Awards Outstanding Audio Post - Television
David F. Van Slyke
Ruth Adelman
Jivan Tahmizian
William Smith
Yuri Reese
Mace Matiosian
Todd-AO
Episode: "Helyszínelők: Cockroaches (2007)"
Hollywood Post Alliance, US 2007
Won
HPA Awards Outstanding Color Grading - Television
Paul Westerbeck
Post Group Production Suites, The
Episode: "Helyszínelők: Built to Kill: Part 1 (2006)"
Outstanding Audio Post - Television
Ruth Adelman
Jivan Tahmizian
William Smith
Yuri Reese
Chad J. Hughes
Mace Matiosian
Todd-AO
Episode: "Helyszínelők: Living Doll (2007)"
Hollywood Post Alliance, US 2006
Nominated
HPA Awards Outstanding Color Grading - Television
Paul Westerbeck
Post Group Production Suites, The
Episode: "Helyszínelők: Gum Drops (2005)"
Image Awards 2011
Nominated
Image Award Outstanding Actor in a Drama Series
Laurence Fishburne
Image Awards 2010
Nominated
Image Award Outstanding Actor in a Drama Series
Laurence Fishburne
Outstanding Directing in a Dramatic Series
Paris Barclay
For episode "Coup de Grace".
Image Awards 2009
Nominated
Image Award Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series
Laurence Fishburne
Image Awards 2008
Nominated
Image Award Outstanding Directing in a Drama Series
Paris Barclay
For episode "Meet Market".
Image Awards 2007
Nominated
Image Award Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series
Gary Dourdan
Outstanding Writing in a Dramatic Series
Naren Shankar
For episode "Killer".
Image Awards 2006
Won
Image Award Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series
Gary Dourdan
Image Awards 2005
Nominated
Image Award Outstanding Actor in a Drama Series
Gary Dourdan
Image Awards 2004
Nominated
Image Award Outstanding Actor in a Drama Series
Gary Dourdan
Image Awards 2003
Won
Image Award Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series
Gary Dourdan
Logie Awards 2005
Nominated
Logie Most Popular Overseas Program
Logie Awards 2004
Won
Logie Most Popular Overseas Drama
Monte-Carlo TV Festival 2015
Nominated
International TV Audience Award Best Drama TV Series
CBS Television Studios (production company)
Jerry Bruckheimer Television (in association with)
Monte-Carlo TV Festival 2012
Won
International TV Audience Award Best Drama TV Series
Monte-Carlo TV Festival 2011
Won
International TV Audience Award Best Drama TV Series
Monte-Carlo TV Festival 2010
Won
International TV Audience Award Best Drama TV Series
Monte-Carlo TV Festival 2008
Won
International TV Audience Award Best Drama TV Series
Monte-Carlo TV Festival 2007
Won
International TV Audience Award Best Drama TV Series
Monte-Carlo TV Festival 2006
Won
International TV Audience Award Best Drama TV Series
Motion Picture Sound Editors, USA 2014
Nominated
Golden Reel Award Best Sound Editing - Short Form Music in Television
Troy Hardy (music editor)
Episode: "Skin in the Game"
Motion Picture Sound Editors, USA 2013
Nominated
Golden Reel Award Best Sound Editing - Short Form Music in Television
Troy Hardy (music editor)
Episode: "It Was A Very Good Year"
Motion Picture Sound Editors, USA 2011
Nominated
Golden Reel Award Best Sound Editing - Short Form Music in Television
Troy Hardy (music editor)
Episode: "Unshockable"
Motion Picture Sound Editors, USA 2010
Nominated
Golden Reel Award Best Sound Editing - Short Form Dialogue and ADR in Television
Mace Matiosian (supervising sound editor)
Jivan Tahmizian (supervising dialogue editor)
Ruth Adelman (supervising adr editor)
Best Sound Editing - Short Form Sound Effects and Foley in Television
Mace Matiosian (supervising sound editor)
David F. Van Slyke (sound designer, sound effects editor)
Ruth Adelman (foley editor)
James Bailey (foley artist)
Joseph T. Sabella (foley artist)
Episode: "Mascara"
Best Sound Editing - Short Form Music in Television
Troy Hardy (music editor)
Episode: "Mascara"
Motion Picture Sound Editors, USA 2009
Nominated
Golden Reel Award Best Sound Editing - Short Form Dialogue and ADR in Television
Mace Matiosian (supervising sound editor/supervising dialogue editor)
Ruth Adelman (supervising adr editor)
Jivan Tahmizian (dialogue editor)
Episode: "Bull"
Best Sound Editing - Short Form Sound Effects and Foley in Television
Mace Matiosian (supervising sound editor)
David F. Van Slyke (sound designer)
Chad Hughes (sound effects editor)
David Van (sound effects editor)
Joseph T. Sabella (foley artist)
James Bailey (foley artist)
Episode: "Bull"
Motion Picture Sound Editors, USA 2008
Nominated
Golden Reel Award Best Sound Editing - Dialogue and ADR for Short Form Television
Mace Matiosian (supervising sound editor)
Jivan Tahmizian (supervising dialogue editor)
Ruth Adelman (supervising adr editor)
For episode "Cockroaches".
Best Sound Editing - Sound Effects and Foley for Short Form Television
Mace Matiosian (supervising sound editor)
David F. Van Slyke (sound designer)
Chad J. Hughes (sound editor)
Zane D. Bruce (foley artist)
Joseph T. Sabella (foley artist)
For episode "Cockroaches".
Motion Picture Sound Editors, USA 2007
Nominated
Golden Reel Award Best Sound Editing in Television: Short Form - Dialogue and Automated Dialogue Replacement
Mace Matiosian (supervising sound editor)
Ruth Adelman (supervising sound editor)
Jivan Tahmizian (dialogue editor)
For episode "Fanny Smackin'".
Motion Picture Sound Editors, USA 2006
Nominated
Golden Reel Award Best Sound Editing in Television Long Form - Sound Effects & Foley
Mace Matiosian (supervising sound editor)
David F. Van Slyke (sound editor)
William Smith (sound editor/foley editor)
Zane D. Bruce (foley artist)
Joseph T. Sabella (foley artist)
Shane Bruce (foley artist)
Jeff Gunn (foley artist)
For episode "Grave Danger".
Best Sound Editing in Television Short Form - Sound Effects & Foley
Mace Matiosian (supervising sound editor)
David F. Van Slyke (sound editor)
Mark Allen (sound editor)
William Smith (sound editor/foley editor)
Zane D. Bruce (foley artist)
Joseph T. Sabella (foley artist)
Shane Bruce (foley artist)
Jeff Gunn (foley artist)
For episode "A Bullet Runs Through It".
Best Sound Editing in Television Long Form - Music
Christine H. Luethje (music editor)
For episode "Grave Danger", parts 1 & 2.
Best Sound Editing in Television Short Form - Music
Christine H. Luethje (music editor)
For episode "Snakes".
Motion Picture Sound Editors, USA 2005
Nominated
Golden Reel Award Best Sound Editing in Television Short Form - Sound Effects & Foley
Mace Matiosian (supervising sound editor)
David F. Van Slyke (sound designer)
For episode "Down the Drain".
Best Sound Editing in Television Short Form - Dialogue & ADR
Mace Matiosian (supervising sound editor)
David F. Van Slyke (sound designer)
Ruth Adelman (supervising adr editor/adr editor)
Jivan Tahmizian (dialogue editor)
Todd Niesen (dialogue editor)
Yuri Reese (dialogue editor)
For episode "Down the Drain".
Best Sound Editing in Television Episodic - Music
Christine H. Luethje (music editor)
For episode "No Humans Involved".
Motion Picture Sound Editors, USA 2004
Won
Golden Reel Award Best Sound Editing in Television Episodic - Sound Effects & Foley
Mace Matiosian (supervising sound editor)
David F. Van Slyke (sound designer)
For episode "Grissom Vs. The Volcano".
Motion Picture Sound Editors, USA 2003
Nominated
Golden Reel Award Best Sound Editing in Television Episodic - Sound Effects & Foley
Mace Matiosian (supervising sound editor/sound designer)
David F. Van Slyke (sound designer)
For episode "Fight Night".
Best Sound Editing in Television Episodic - Dialogue & ADR
Mace Matiosian (supervising sound editor/supervising dialogue editor)
David F. Van Slyke (supervising sound editor)
Ruth Adelman (supervising adr editor)
Jivan Tahmizian (sound editor)
For episode "Fight Night".
Motion Picture Sound Editors, USA 2002
Won
Golden Reel Award Best Sound Editing in Television - Effects & Foley, Episodic
Mace Matiosian (supervising sound editor/supervising foley edito)
David F. Van Slyke (sound effects editor)
Ruth Adelman (foley editor)
Jivan Tahmizian (foley editor)
For episode "35k, O.B.O.".
Motion Picture Sound Editors, USA 2001
Nominated
Golden Reel Award Best Sound Editing - Television Episodic - Effects & Foley
Mace Matiosian (supervising sound editor)
David Rawlinson (supervising sound editor)
David F. Van Slyke (sound editor)
For the pilot.
National Television Awards, UK 2004
Nominated
National Television Award Most Popular Drama
Online Film & Television Association 2009
Nominated
OFTA Television Award Best Guest Actor in a Drama Series
Bill Irwin
Online Film & Television Association 2002
Nominated
OFTA Television Award Best Cinematography in a Series
Michael Barrett
Gary B. Kibbe
Best Lighting in a Series
Online Film & Television Association 2001
Won
OFTA Television Award Best Actress in a New Drama Series
Marg Helgenberger
People's Choice Awards, USA 2013
Nominated
People's Choice Award Favorite TV Crime Drama
People's Choice Awards, USA 2012
Nominated
People's Choice Award Favorite TV Crime Drama
People's Choice Awards, USA 2009
Nominated
People's Choice Award Favorite TV Drama
People's Choice Awards, USA 2008
Nominated
People's Choice Award Favorite TV Drama
People's Choice Awards, USA 2007
Nominated
People's Choice Award Favorite TV Drama
People's Choice Awards, USA 2006
Won
People's Choice Award Favorite Television Drama
People's Choice Awards, USA 2005
Won
People's Choice Award Favorite Television Drama
People's Choice Awards, USA 2004
Won
People's Choice Award Favorite Television Dramatic Series
People's Choice Awards, USA 2003
Won
People's Choice Award Favorite Television Dramatic Series
PGA Awards 2005
Nominated
PGA Award Outstanding Producer of Episodic Television, Drama
Jerry Bruckheimer
Carol Mendelsohn
Anthony E. Zuiker
Ann Donahue
Jonathan Littman
Danny Cannon
Cynthia Chvatal
William Petersen
Naren Shankar
Josh Berman
Louis Shaw Milito
PGA Awards 2004
Nominated
PGA Award Outstanding Producer of Episodic Television, Drama
Jerry Bruckheimer
Carol Mendelsohn
Anthony E. Zuiker
Ann Donahue
Jonathan Littman
Danny Cannon
Cynthia Chvatal
William Petersen
Louis Shaw Milito
PGA Awards 2003
Nominated
PGA Award Outstanding Producer of Episodic Television, Drama
Jerry Bruckheimer
Carol Mendelsohn
Ann Donahue
Anthony E. Zuiker
Cynthia Chvatal
William Petersen
Danny Cannon
Jonathan Littman
Sam Strangis
PGA Awards 2002
Nominated
PGA Award Outstanding Producer of Episodic Television, Drama
PGA Awards 2001
Won
Vision Award Television
Satellite Awards 2003
Won
Golden Satellite Award Best Television Series, Drama
Satellite Awards 2002
Nominated
Golden Satellite Award Best Performance by an Actor in a Series, Drama
William Petersen
Best Performance by an Actress in a Series, Drama
Marg Helgenberger
Seoul International Drama Awards 2009
Won
People's Choice Award Most Popular Foreign Drama of the Year
Teen Choice Awards 2011
Won
Teen Choice Award Choice TV: Villain
Justin Bieber
Teen Choice Awards 2006
Nominated
Teen Choice Award TV - Choice Actor
George Eads
Television Critics Association Awards 2002
Nominated
TCA Award Outstanding Achievement in Drama
Television Critics Association Awards 2001
Nominated
TCA Award Outstanding Achievement in Drama
Outstanding New Program of the Year
The Joey Awards, Vancouver 2014
Won
Joey Award Young Actor Age 16-19 in a TV Series Drama or Comedy Guest Starring or Principal Role
Brendan Meyer
TP de Oro, Spain 2009
Nominated
TP de Oro Best Foreign Series (Mejor Serie Extranjera)
TP de Oro, Spain 2007
Nominated
TP de Oro Best Foreign Series (Mejor Serie Extranjera)
TP de Oro, Spain 2006
Nominated
TP de Oro Best Foreign Series (Mejor Serie Extranjera)
TP de Oro, Spain 2004
Won
TP de Oro Best Foreign Series (Mejor Serie Extranjera)
TP de Oro, Spain 2003
Won
TP de Oro Best Foreign Series (Mejor Serie Extranjera)
TV Guide Awards 2001
Won
TV Guide Award New Series of the Year
Nominated
TV Guide Award Actor of the Year in a New Series
William Petersen
Actress of the Year in a New Series
Marg Helgenberger
TV Quick Awards, UK 2006
Won
TV Quick Award Best International TV Show
Best International TV Show
Visual Effects Society Awards 2010
Won
VES Award Outstanding Supporting Visual Effects in a Broadcast Program
Sabrina Arnold (vfx producer)
Steven Meyer (compositor)
Rik Shorten (vfx supervisor)
Derek Smith (compositor)
For episode 10.01, opening sequence.
Outstanding Compositing in a Broadcast Program or Commercial
Steven Meyer (vfx supervisor)
Derek Smith (compositor)
Christina Spring (compositor)
Zachariah Zaubi (compositor)
For episode 10.01, opening sequence.
Writers Guild of America, USA 2006
Nominated
WGA Award (TV) Episodic Drama
Anthony E. Zuiker (teleplay)
Carol Mendelsohn (teleplay)
Naren Shankar (teleplay)
Quentin Tarantino (story)
For Helyszínelők: Grave Danger: Part 1 (2005) & Helyszínelők: Grave Danger:... More
Writers Guild of America, USA 2002
Nominated
WGA Award (TV) Episodic Drama
Ann Donahue (teleplay)
Tish McCarthy (story)
For Helyszínelők: Blood Drops (2000).
Young Artist Awards 2015
Nominated
Young Artist Award Best Performance in a TV Series - Guest Starring Young Actor 11 - 14
Justin Ellings
Young Artist Awards 2009
Nominated
Young Artist Award Best Performance in a TV Series - Guest Starring Young Actress
Joey King
Young Artist Awards 2003
Won
Young Artist Award Best Performance in a TV Drama Series - Guest Starring Young Actress
Sara Paxton
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