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CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
Season 14
Season 14 U.S. DVD cover
StarringTed Danson
Elisabeth Shue
George Eads
Jorja Fox
Eric Szmanda
Robert David Hall
Wallace Langham
David Berman
Elisabeth Harnois
Jon Wellner
Paul Guilfoyle
No. of episodes22
Release
Original networkCBS
Original releaseSeptember 25, 2013 (2013-09-25) –
May 7, 2014 (2014-05-07)
Season chronology
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List of episodes

The fourteenth season of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation premiered on September 25, 2013, on CBS, and ended on May 7, 2014. The season stars Ted Danson and Elisabeth Shue.

Production

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The series's 300th episode aired during the season, with Marg Helgenberger guest starring in the landmark episode in a series of newly recorded "flashbacks" to a case that occurred in the time frame of the first season.[1] Due to the leave of absence taken by George Eads following his altercation with a writer, he appears only in the first three episodes of the season, under the pretext of receiving special training in Quantico. Eads returned in the episode "Check In and Check Out".[2] The season also introduced a redesigned title sequence.

On February 18, 2014, CBS announced plans to launch a new spin-off of the CSI franchise, tentatively titled CSI: Cyber, with a backdoor pilot episode, entitled "Kitty", that aired April 30, 2014. Inspired by producer Mary Aiken's work as a cyber-psychologist, the new series revolves around Special Agent Avery Ryan, played by Patricia Arquette,[3] who is in charge of the Cyber division at FBI Headquarters in Washington, D.C.[4] The show was officially picked up by CBS on May 9, 2014.[5] On March 13, 2014, it was announced that CSI: Crime Scene Investigation would return for a fifteenth season, which started airing in September 2014.[6]

Plot

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D.B. and Finn lead the hunt for Morgan, while Brody makes a shocking discovery that endangers her own life ("The Devil and D.B. Russell"), in the fourteenth season of CSI. Also this season the team investigate the unusual, the brutal, and the life-changing, including a casino heist ("Take the Money and Run"), a night-club fire ("Torch Song"), a contact lens discovered on a cookery show ("Last Supper"), a cold case that takes the team, and Willows, back to 2000 ("Frame by Frame"), the death of a homeless man ("Passed Pawns"), a body in a human hamster ball ("Helpless"), a stabbing at a hotel ("Check In and Check Out"), the murder of Santa ("The Lost Reindeer"), a petty crime on a plane ("Keep Calm and Carry On"), a car-crash ("Boston Brakes"), a murder in Mexico ("De Los Muertos"), and the death of a sixteen year old ("Love for Sale"). Meanwhile, Greg is accused of framing a man seven years ago ("Under a Cloud"), Sara, Morgan and Finn head to a spa ("Girls Gone Wild"), D.B. is taken hostage ("The Fallen"), the team track a cannibal ("Consumed"), and Brass has to make a decision when his daughter attempts suicide ("Dead In His Tracks"). Avery Ryan, meanwhile, heads to Las Vegas to work alongside the CSI team when a casino owner's wife is killed in a cyber-related case ("Kitty").

Cast

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Changes

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Paul Guilfoyle, who plays Jim Brass, left the series at the end of the 14th season.[7] Marg Helgenberger guest stars, Patricia Arquette makes her franchise debut as Avery Ryan.

Main cast

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Recurring

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Guest stars

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Episodes

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No.
overall		No. in
season		TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal release dateUS viewers
(millions)
2961"The Devil and D.B. Russell"Alec SmightStory by : Christopher Barbour
Teleplay by : Christopher Barbour & Don McGill		September 25, 2013 (2013-09-25)9.12[8]
After events in "Skin in the Game" in which the Dante's Inferno murders claimed several lives, Russell and the CSIs discover that both Morgan and Ellie have been kidnapped. The kidnapper gives Ecklie and Brass six hours to decide which of the two should live or die. Both Daniel Larson[a] and Oliver Tate[b] maintain their innocence in the killings, as new suspects and motives are discovered. The team attend a church service after the tragic consequences for yet another loved one. Savoir Magazine reporter John Merchiston[c] completes his story.
2972"Take the Money and Run"Louis Shaw MilitoAndrew DettmannOctober 2, 2013 (2013-10-02)9.66[9]
During a heist of a high stakes casino poker game, a casino guard is shot, and a fleeing motorcyclist dies, surrounded by hundreds of thousands of dollars in fake money. The CSIs track down the real thief and murderer, who set up his accomplice as a patsy.
2983"Torch Song"Brad TanenbaumStory by : Elizabeth Devine
Teleplay by : Tom Mularz		October 9, 2013 (2013-10-09)8.82[10]
A night club owned by Stu Kirchoff[d] hosting a hatecore band goes up in flames. While most attendees escape with their lives, four are killed, including members of the band. The CSI team goes looking for the arsonist who, like the band, is a devout neo-Nazi.
Note: Guest star John Ratzenberger was Ted Danson's co-star on his earlier series, Cheers.
2994"Last Supper"Frank WaldeckTreena Hancock & Melissa R. ByerOctober 16, 2013 (2013-10-16)9.45[11]
An episode of a cooking reality show Elite Chef began with a tasting challenge where, unknown to the contestants and host Wolfgang Puck, the secret ingredient was human. Or more specifically, a former contestant. The CSIs take a close look at the "ingredients" in order to find the murderous cannibal. Meanwhile, Hodges and Elisabetta break off their engagement, after learning that neither of them would be happy away from their longtime homes.
3005"Frame by Frame"Alec SmightGavin HarrisOctober 23, 2013 (2013-10-23)10.45[12]
In a salute to CSI's 300th episode, the team examine a young woman's murder at movie producer Jack Witten's[e] mansion. Sara and Ecklie relate this case to a cold case they investigated fourteen years earlier under Willows' supervision, involving yet another young woman who was presumed to have been murdered by the same suspect, Jack Witten.
Note: Guest star Marg Helgenberger reprises her role as Catherine Willows in newly-filmed flashbacks.
3016"Passed Pawns"Phil ConservaStory by : Michael F.X. Daley
Teleplay by : Christopher Barbour		October 30, 2013 (2013-10-30)9.50[13]
A homeless man uses his last $200 to win $350,000 at black jack at a small casino; he was later found beaten to death in an alley. The CSIs try to determine who was at fault, only to find out that the victim had a connection with the murderer - and the pawn shop where he pawned his jewelry.
3027"Under a Cloud"Brad TanenbaumElizabeth Devine & Richard CatalaniNovember 6, 2013 (2013-11-06)9.08[14]
A John Doe found barely alive during a torrential rain storm is admitted to the hospital. Sara examines his personal effects, discovering a bomb inside his satchel. It is soon discovered that he intended to commit a terrorist act at a local casino, but when the FBI gets involved, they learn more about the plot and the suspect. Greg is investigated by Defense Criminalist Jennifer Rhodes[f] and accused of framing a man for murder seven years prior, after discovering two different pictures of the same crime scene that don't match.
3038"Helpless"Karen GaviolaTom MularzNovember 13, 2013 (2013-11-13)10.47[15]
The CSIs examine a bludgeoned, bloody corpse inside a "human hamster ball" that rolled around a neighborhood, leading to a discovery that it was an act of "claustrophilia" gone wrong. They later found his girlfriend, who mailed herself to death. Also: Morgan works with a swing shift CSI on a rape case, involving that CSI's son as the suspect.
3049"Check In and Check Out"Louis Shaw MilitoAndrew DettmannNovember 20, 2013 (2013-11-20)11.19[16]
The CSIs investigate a local motel where a series of grisly murders took place. Not only have they been committed by otherwise outstanding citizens with no record, they all occurred in the same room. Hodges and Henry would later find the answer - the hard way.
30510"Girls Gone Wild"Alec SmightMelissa R. Byer & Treena HancockNovember 27, 2013 (2013-11-27)10.94[17]
En route to Reno for a weekend at a spa resort, Sara, Finlay, and Morgan found themselves stranded in a small town with car trouble. Their stay would lead to a murder investigation after discovering a dead body under a hood of a stolen car, and a missing persons case when Finlay disappears after being a victim in a hit-and-run. The CSI team must piece together what happened in detail to find her, and to solve the murder case.
30611"The Lost Reindeer"Frank WaldeckGavin HarrisDecember 11, 2013 (2013-12-11)10.18[18]
"Santa Claus" was discovered dead on the artificial snow-covered front lawn of a suburban house, with a reindeer having blood on its hooves. The CSIs would discover his death was in connection with the illicit trade of another kind of "snow" - cocaine. Meanwhile, the CSIs guess who their "secret Santas" are, when they receive their gifts.
30712"Keep Calm and Carry-On"Brad TanenbaumThomas HoppeJanuary 15, 2014 (2014-01-15)10.30[19]
Shortly after an inbound plane to Vegas makes its landing, Kenny Greene[g] and eleven other passengers report having their belongings stolen. CSIs later find suspected thief Janet Riggins[h] dead at the end of a runway. After analyzing the plane's seating chart, and the location of the raided overhead bins, the real thief Hank Kasserman[i] is identified, leaving the remaining mystery of who killed Janet, and why. Analysis of her drivers license reveals it to be a fake. Janet is really Helen Morrison, fleeing her abusive husband Allen to meet with a janitor with connections to "The Wolf" who could help her "disappear." The team must then determine if her husband, or someone else, killed her.
30813"Boston Brakes"Eagle EgilssonChristopher BarbourJanuary 22, 2014 (2014-01-22)9.47[20]
After events in "The Devil and D.B. Russell," reporter John Merchiston returns, working on an exposé involving a domestic spying program called Project Jerico. After a mystery woman (aka Emily Rey)[j] hands him an encrypted flash drive, Merchiston is apparently killed by an explosive car crash following a high-speed chase. His lawyer Jill McDermott arrives to claim his body, revealing he was investigating Airforce General Robert Lansdale's[k] involvement in the program. When Emily Rey turns up dead, with Merchiston's print on the murder weapon, FBI Special Agent Sturgis[l] takes over the investigation, questioning Finlay and Russell. Russell and the team try to locate Merchiston's source, Suvari, and decrypt the flash drive to reveal details on how automobiles can be driven by remote control via "black box" hacking.
30914"De Los Muertos"Louis Shaw MilitoStory by : Richard Catalani
Teleplay by : Tom Mularz		February 5, 2014 (2014-02-05)11.16[21]
Robbins and Nick travel to Mexico to assist a local coroner in investigating a Las Vegas woman who was found murdered in a Mexican town. Meanwhile, back in the states, the CSIs investigate a local couple found dead inside their driveway, which would later connect with the Mexican slaying.
31015"Love for Sale"Frank WaldeckAndrew DettmannFebruary 19, 2014 (2014-02-19)9.77[22]
Nick and Greg investigate the death of 16-year-old Helping Homes volunteer Debbie Logan, after they find evidence linking her to a brothel run by Madame Suzanne.[m] Among other patrons, they find Brine County Supervisor Roger Ridley[n] and Debbie's father, Minister Jim Logan.[o] Other family ties are soon revealed.
31116"Killer Moves"Alec SmightMary Leah SuttonMarch 5, 2014 (2014-03-05)9.29[23]
Sara and Sanders investigate the murder of "The King" (an Elvis impersonator) whose body was found near a rook that was stabbed to death. They later discover that the victims and the location of their deaths are playing out a sadistic chess match. The investigation moves to the King's Crown international chess festival where suspects include Paul Lomax,[p] a chess expert who tutored Sanders in his youth, and retired chess grand master Troy Parker who has lived a reclusive life in recent years. Lomax gives Saunders the key; that the killings represent the opening moves that had already been played in the 1998 championship match between Karl Schrute[q] and Troy Parker sixteen years prior.
Note: Features Ron Glass in his final screen role before his death on November 25, 2016.
31217"Long Road Home"Phil ConservaGavin HarrisMarch 12, 2014 (2014-03-12)10.15[24]
The CSIs investigate the murder of a rock and roll groupie and the disappearance of a prostitute that both have ties to a mysterious band of wannabee musicians. One of the early suspects in this case included KISS frontman, Gene Simmons.
31318"Uninvited"Brad TanenbaumStory by : Treena Hancock & Melissa R. Byer
Teleplay by : Elizabeth Devine		March 19, 2014 (2014-03-19)10.20[25]
CSIs are called to investigate when the Connors, a family of four, goes missing for a month. Suspects included a man who mysteriously moved into their vacated house after his release from prison, and Marvin Braxton[r] from whom the father, Dwight, embezzled $500,000. Complicating matters, all of their furniture was removed, making it more difficult for Finlay determine who killed who from the blood spatter. The neighbor Madge[s] provides a clue; the moving company used to remove the family's belongings. Now they must track down the bodies and/or survivors of family members in order to identify the killer(s).
31419"The Fallen"Louis Shaw MilitoDeanna ShumakerApril 2, 2014 (2014-04-02)9.77[26]
A teenage boy opens fire at the police station, killing two officers - one of them a husband to another police officer. He would later take Russell and an injured interviewee hostage. Russell, with the help of the CSIs, would attempt to defuse the situation before, he, or the other officers, shoot again. The investigation, however, would determine that the teen's shooting spree was an inside job.
31520"Consumed"Karen GaviolaTom MularzApril 9, 2014 (2014-04-09)9.11[27]
The CSIs track a cannibalistic killer and discover he's not alone. Then the story turn into confusing tales of the killer who was trying to spread the unique mythologic legend of cannibalistic crime. One of these related murders included a woman who was murdered by being stabbed in the stomach while an endoscopic camera was inside her.
31621"Kitty"Eagle EgilssonCarol Mendelsohn & Ann Donahue & Anthony E. ZuikerApril 30, 2014 (2014-04-30)9.95[28]
After a casino owner's wife is murdered in an otherwise secure electronic smart house, CSIs enlist Avery Ryan[t] of the FBI’s Cyber Crime Division to determine what created the chink in the house's electronic armor.
Note: This episode is the backdoor pilot for the spin-off series, CSI: Cyber.
31722"Dead in His Tracks"Alec SmightAndrew DettmannMay 7, 2014 (2014-05-07)10.01[29]
In 1989, three boys find a dying man in a shack alongside the railroad track, with proceeds from a robbery. Twenty-five years later, CSIs investigate a recent murder that may be related to the cold case death of Scotty, one of the three boys. Self-taught criminalist Sam Bishop[u] who was a deputy during the original case is initially suspected, but then lends his abilities to the team to solve both the cold and recent cases. Brass's daughter Ellie is admitted to the hospital following a suicide attempt while in town for arraignment in her murder case; this leads to a career-changing decision for the sake of his daughter.

U.S. Nielsen ratings

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Episode
No.		 Title Air Date 18-49
Rating/Share		 Viewers
(in millions)		 Rank
(week)
1 The Devil and D.B. Russell (Part 2) September 25, 2013 2.0/6[8] 9.12[8] —
2 Take the Money and Run October 2, 2013 2.1/6[9] 9.66[9] #24[30]
3 Torch Song October 9, 2013 1.9/5[10] 8.82[10] #25[31]
4 Last Supper October 16, 2013 2.0/6[11] 9.45[11] #20[32]
5 Frame By Frame October 23, 2013 2.1/6[12] 10.45[12] #21[33]
6 Passed Pawns October 30, 2013 1.7/5[13] 9.50[13] —
7 Under a Cloud November 6, 2013 1.8/5[14] 9.08[14] —
8 Helpless November 13, 2013 1.9/6[15] 10.47[15] —
9 Check in and Check Out November 20, 2013 2.1/6[16] 11.19[16] —
10 Girls Gone Wild November 27, 2013 2.0/6[17] 10.94[17] —
11 Lost Reindeer December 11, 2013 1.8/5[18] 10.18[18] —
12 Keep Calm and Carry On January 15, 2014 1.6/4[19] 10.30[19] —
13 Boston Brakes January 22, 2014 1.6/4[20] 9.47[20] —
14 De Los Muertos February 5, 2014 2.0/6[21] 11.16[21] —
15 Love For Sale February 19, 2014 2.0/6[22] 9.77[22] —
16 Killer Moves March 5, 2014 1.7/5[23] 9.29[23] —
17 Long Road Home March 12, 2014 2.0/6[24] 10.15[24] —
18 Uninvited March 19, 2014 2.0/6[25] 10.20[25] —
19 The Fallen April 2, 2014 1.8/5[26] 9.77[26] —
20 Consumed April 9, 2014 1.7/5[27] 9.11[27] —
21 Kitty April 30, 2014 1.7/5[28] 9.95[28] —
22 Dead In His Tracks May 7, 2014 1.9/6[29] 10.01[29] —

Notes

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  1. ^ Eric Roberts as Daniel Larson
  2. ^ Tim Matheson as Oliver Tate
  3. ^ James Callis as John Merchiston
  4. ^ John Ratzenberger as Stu Kirchoff
  5. ^ Jason Priestley as Jack Witten
  6. ^ Lea Thompson as Jennifer Rhodes
  7. ^ Jaleel White as Kenny Greene
  8. ^ Ellen Hollman as Janet Riggins / Helen Morrison
  9. ^ Joel Grey as Hank Kasserman
  10. ^ Monica Bîrlădeanu as Emily Rey
  11. ^ John de Lancie as General Robert Lansdale
  12. ^ Greg Ellis as Special Agent Sturgis
  13. ^ Sherilyn Fenn as Madame Suzanne
  14. ^ John Heard as Roger Ridley
  15. ^ Jack Coleman as Jim Logan
  16. ^ Ron Glass as Paul Lomax
  17. ^ Carlo Rota as Karl Schrute
  18. ^ Robert Davi as Marvin Braxton
  19. ^ Edie McClurg as Madge
  20. ^ Patricia Arquette as Avery Ryan
  21. ^ Treat Williams as Sam Bishop

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