Episode 10/9 c stretches its borders as Horatio and Delko leave Miami to investigate an old case involving team member Jesse Cardoza in Los Angeles.

The episode also pushes the boundaries of network television, thanks to director Rob Zombie as co-producer Barry O’Brien would have you believe.

O’Brien, who is also the writer of the episode, says it has very classic and ironic touches visually distinct to Rob Zombie and it is a path breaking episode for Miami. Rob Zombie has pushed the limits as appropriately and as wonderfully as he could. The episode begins with an startling and very cinematic murder at a high-end masquerade party. Both the party and the murder are very Rob Zombie-ish.

The guest list of the episode includes quite a few starry names: Zombie’s wife Sherri Moon and Malcolm McDowell who has appeared in the two Halloween films directed by Zombie. Also present are Michael Madsen and Billy Gibbons from ZZ Top in a short but sweet cameo.

Madsen’s and McDowell’s characters both have connections to Bruce Enright, the man who hosts this murderous masquerade party. Madsen plays Enright’s bodyguard while McDowell plays the lawyer who contorted the facts to ensure that Enright does not go down for killing his own wife.

Jesse’s over eagerness to put Enright behind the bars for the murder is the reason Horatio and Delko head west. After all, Jesse was accused of tampering with evidence, right before his return to Miami.

O’ Brien says that this episode lays the groundwork for Season 8’s final episodes, which explore the credibility of Jesse, as he faces Enright – who he feels is responsible for his own wife’s death as well.

According to O’Brien, this is going to be one explosive face-off, and potentially dangerous, as it might put Jesse in tremendous jeopardy and outside the protection of his team.

Horatio and his team will be left with the unpleasant task of deciding whose right and who’s wrong, and which side of justice Jesse has finally landed on. These questions and the face-off will hurtle the show towards its finale. As expected, the season ends explosively with Jesse walking a thin line between justice and revenge.

The answer is CSI:Miami which resumes its eighth season with a new episode directed by rocker Rob Zombie. The series is a rare TV animal – hugely successful and relatively anonymous.

Since 2002, Miami has whitewashed its Monday night competitors leaving a string of reality shows, science fiction series and recently Jay Leno’s doomed NBC variety show in its wake.

The show’s early success can be attributed to its connection with the original CSI which started in October 2000 and according to Eurodata TV Worldwide is the most watched current series on this planet. Fox’s hit medical drama, House, follows next while Miami captures the 3rd spot.

One of the factors is the theme song by The Who which not only introduces the show but is also an integral part of the makeup of the show. Most of the episodes begin with David Caruso at a gruesome crime scene, wearing sunglasses and conclude with him tossing a curt one-liner followed immediately by Roger Daltrey’s 1971 classic rock anthem. The music in fact has turned Caruso’s spectacles into a pop culture sensation and the show’s iconic accessory.Caruso says he had picked up the shades, made by Australian company Silhouette, during a trip to France before the series’ first season.

Compared to the orginal CSI and the CSI New York, the second offshoot of the franchise launched in 2004, Miami is visually distinct with the tropical colours of South Florida and its sun-kissed beaches which give it an international vibe.

The idea to base the show in Miami was quite unsurprisingly suggested by executive producer Jerry Bruckheimer. After the overnight success of the original CSI series which follows a team of Las Vegas investigators CBS president called in Les Moonves called in Bruckheimer, creator Anthony Zuiker and a few of the show’s top writers to discuss the issues of launching a spinoff. The point according to Ann Donahue, 55, was: Las Vegas was great, now pick another city. Every Monday night people switch on to see Horatio set things right and at 10:50 they get to exhale.

This means that Rodriguez had a pretty appealing journey – his character’s destiny was dicey as the finale of Season seven left him relegated to recurring roles in various episodes after that. It seemed that their fates were sealed before the inclusion of Eddie Cibrian and Omar Miller in the standard cast. He even appeared in Ugly Betty – that show’s is seeing it’s end this year though.

Now, this means that we’ll know what happened to Delko and Calleigh, a fact which is rather will be an intriguing revelation because of their tryst a few weeks back. However, this is overshadowed by the question which is bound to rear its head: What will happen to everyone?

While the audience were complacent that Eddie would nicely slide into Delko’s shoes, his return is bound to incite a rivalry – not only for Calleigh’s affections, an obvious suggestion that has been floating since the beginning of the season itself. The question is whether the replacement which was taken without questions will maintain status quo given that the character being replaced has chosen to hang around longer. Will it cause a rift in the team?

Another possibility is to explore is Jesse’s back story – the fact that he follows a woman who fears for her life – a likely option given that Delko will resume his position and duties. However, there’s a distinct chance that one of the characters joins Dr. Loman as a recurring actor.

How do you believe Delko’s return would affect the show? Are you pleased or upset about it? Leave your opinions and comments here!

The series: CSI: Crime Scene Investigation hit the television market in 2000 with a punch with it’s pioneering and groundbreaking update to the concept of a series themed on a cop show. Suddenly, the whodunit shifted to the realities and intricacies of life. How the crime was committed, the characteristics of the perpetrator and the witnesses were now all central to the resolution of the crime. This deterministic method of investigation now moves to Florida from Las Vegas and down in the streets of Miami. This brand new team of investigators will now explore the seedy underworld of what is dubiously called North Cuba by some and South Georgia by others. The area can be best described as a sultry amalgamation of people, nightlife, culture and hence crime! The theme and the plot is similar, you witness the crime scene, pick up the clues (there are inevitably some) and then lead on from there.

Horatio Caine, the lead criminologist, is noticeably similar to Grissom but with a dodgy tone and a sightless adherence to justice!

Tim Speedle, a well educated criminalist who worked to honour his high school friend who dies two years after a snow mobile accident caused paralysis. He was shot while on duty at a jewellery store investigating a homicide. Eric Delko is the counterpart – an amusing character, part of the CSI team and specializes in underwater recovery. Alexx Woods is a youthful coroner but his education has ensured him the nick name of ‘knowologist’ and rightly so as she frequently challenges other members of the team. She is the one who interacts with the victims. Calleigh Duquesne, the ballistics expert is better known as the bullet girl. Ryan Wolfe is the latest addition to the group and his unconventional ideas are now a vital part of the teams arsenal of techniques to solve cases.

CSI Miami had an average of thirteen million televiewers all over the world. Its shows on Monday, prime time. The story is about Jesse Cardoza, he is the district attorney who uncovers a murder. Unfortunately the police detected that there was tampering. It created a really scary scenario when Erik Delko and Horatio Caine, eventually had to clear up Jesse’s reputation. It turned out that Jesse has something in his past that gives the creeps.

The tv movie starts with all the people wearing a masks, a rendezvous of the actors and actresses like the show of “Eyes Wide Shut”. This show depicts the evilness which creeps into humanity.

Jesse may lose his job as a secret from his past may make a killer return to the streets.

The case proving whether a man on death-row is positively innocent or not is taken up by Eric Delko upon his return to work.

The tv directorial debut of Rob zombie, will have a guests coming in, which you can’t afford to miss, like Michael Madsen, William Forsythe, Malcolm Mc. Dowell, Paul Blackthorne.They will be shown in March 1 at CSI Miami.

He is at Miami to look for his son, for important medical work out, and lots of family entanglements, and it is unfortunate for anybody who comes their way, as the chopping will be really dreadful.

Lt. Horatio Caine is into a lot of close call death defying facing up with Sakuri. The ep will make you catch your breath, as high suspense unfolds with Ryan and Natalia in real chaotic running after Sakuri, at CSI Miami, CBS.

Natalia’s injury puts her in trouble as well as Ryan, while a mysterious investigation where a man is cut in half puzzles the CSI.