CSI Miami - Season 1 - Part 1 DVD (2002)

CSI Miami - Season 1 - Part 1

2002

Overall rating: 4 out of 5

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First 12 episodes of the Miami-based crime series starring David Caruso as Lt Horatio Caine. In 'Golden Parachute', Caine's second-in-command, Megan Donner (Kim Delaney) returns to the C.S.I. unit after six months' bereavement following the death of her husband, in time to join the team in their investigations into a jet plane crash in the Everglades. In 'Losing Face', the team are on the case of a serial bomber. The attempt of two Cuban refugees to enter America ends in tragedy in 'Wet Foot/Dry Foot'. In 'Just One Kiss', two bodies found on a Miami beach lead to a secret at the heart of one of Florida's most prominent families. 'Ashes to Ashes' sees the team investigating the fatal shooting of a priest at his rectory. In 'Broken', a young girl is found dead in the toilets of an indoor amusement park. 'Breathless' sees the team digging through the evidence to find a motive after an exotic dancer is found dead after a sex party. In 'Slaughterhouse', an entire family are brutally murdered, apart from a toddler who survives the massacre - and the father, who is in hospital. In 'Kill Zone', a sniper opens fire on commuters during Miami's early-morning rush hour. In 'A Horrible Mind', the team investigate the murder of an eccentric college professor, whose body is found tied to a tree. In 'Camp Fear', a young model is found dead near a juvenile detention camp for girls. Finally, 'Entrance Wound' sees Horatio and his team investigating the stabbing of a prostitute at her beachside home.

CSI Miami - Season 1 - Part 1 details

Format:	15 DVD
Starring:	Adam Rodriguez, Emily Procter, Kim Delaney, Rory Cochrane, David Caruso, Khandi Alexander, Sofia Milos
Directors:	Tucker Gates, Scott Brazil, Joe Chappelle
Genres:	Drama - Crime, Mystery, Television - American, Crime, Series/Miniseries, Whodunnit
Studio:	MOMENTUM PICTURES
Collections:	100 Cops & Robbers

DVD 3 discs

Name	Discs
CSI Miami - Season 1 - Part 1 - Disc 1	TBC Disc 1
CSI Miami - Season 1 - Part 1 - Disc 2	TBC Disc 2
CSI Miami - Season 1 - Part 1 - Disc 3	TBC Disc 3

DVD Information

Run time:	8 hours 40 minutes
Rental release:	06 Sep 2004
Main languages:	English

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Not bad at all

By a customer from North Wales , 19 Oct 2004

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Quite a good programme but not as good as the original Las Vegas edition. Not as much character development and not much in the way of humor.
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CSI Miami - season 1 disk 1, 2, 3

By a customer from Pontefract , 24 Jul 2009

Absolutely excellent - well worth watching.
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CSI Miami season 1

By a customer from Beccles , 25 Apr 2009

A gripping series. I loved them all..
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the best

By m555lar (9 reviews) from Dundee , 14 Mar 2009

all i can say is love it
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CSI Miami season 1 part 1

By a customer from Southampton , 23 Oct 2008

I did not expect this to be as good as the regular CSI, but is it. Still as watchable as CSI and the characters are different.

David Caruso is abit odd with the whole glasses on, glass off and stare , then glasses on again.

Very good.
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The same? Never!

By Silant (23 reviews) from Sheffield, England , 13 Sep 2008

You might think if you are not familiar with the other C.S.I. series other than the original Las Vegas set one, that the others may be the same copied to different locations. But once you get past the title and the fact that the location is different, the only similarity with the original show is that is a procedural crime program.

The characters are very different, and this early in the first series characterisation may seem a little on the thin side, but if the series is given a chance to run its course it may yield more dimensions to the characters.
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