| C.S.I. Crime Scene Investigation: The Complete Ninth Season |  | Actors: Marg Helgenberger, George Eads, Paul Guilfoyle, Eric Szmanda, Robert David Hall
Studio: Paramount
Category: DVD
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Format: AC-3, Box set, Color, Dolby, Dubbed, DVD, Subtitled, Widescreen, NTSC
Languages: English (Original Language), English (Unknown), English (Subtitled), Spanish (Subtitled), Spanish (Dubbed)
Rating: Unrated
Region: 1
Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
Number Of Discs: 6
Running Time: 1020 Minutes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 9 x 5.3 x 1.1
MPN: 893414
UPC: 097368934146
EAN: 0097368934146
ASIN: B001G0MFIS
Release Date: September 1, 2009
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CSI Season 9 February 15, 2010
M. Turk (Collegedale, TN)
I wasn't sure about CSI with Grissom, but them seem to have handled the transition seamlessly. Yet another great season for the original, and the best, CSI.
CSI going strong, Larry Fishburne a very welcome addition. February 14, 2010
Claude Greenmount (The Universe)
After some rather soapy seasons (who's in mortal danger THIS season?!?!?!), season 9 seems to have gotten CSI back on the crime-solving track. Like many, I was fearful that William Peterson's departure would be the death-knell of the series and a number of desperate attempts to save the series would begin (like someone's long-lost hot cousin moving in, or a 14 year old savant joins the crime-solving force), but it was in the end a rather smooth transition. Marg Helgenberger's character (CSI Willows) steps up ably as the new leader of the evening shift, former day shift supervisor Conrad Ecklie (Mark Vann) is now an under-sheriff, and darn it, he's even likable now! Fishburne's character develops a collegial relationship with Doc Robbins (Robert D. Hall), the ME, and is an interesting, convincing and engaging addition to the cast. Although various character quirks among all the cast continue to emerge (and it is a good thing , it gives them multi-dimensionality), they do not overwhelm the main thrust of the series: catching bad guys, no matter how cleverly they try to cover their nefarious deeds. The cases are as varied as ever, and the writing approached in a manner that combines the best aspects of being responsible to the facts and science of each endeavor, yet maintains the right amount of dramatic license to keep things moving in a believable manner. If you've been following the series, you already know this, if you let it go for perhaps some of the same reasons I nearly gave up on it, then Season 9 is worth looking at and renewing your acquaintance with this terrific show. If you're new to CSI, I do strongly recommend starting at the beginning but you could certainly watch season 9 on its own and enjoy it a great deal.
 After a crappy Season 8, C.S.I. returns better than ever! February 8, 2010
Michael Pettinato (U.S.A.)
In my review of Season 8, I stated that it was time to end this show, & in some ways I still think it has run its course, however this Season really impressed me, at first I was not going to get it, but after catching a few episodes on "SpikeTV" I knew I had to get it, & it was definately a vast improvement over Season 8, this one begins where Season 8 left off with the death of Warrick & the team's attempt to take down the bad cop responsible, like Season 8's opener where they search for Sara, they do the same here, searching for Warrick's killer, Sara Sidle(Jorja Fox) returns breifly to attend Warrick's funeral, but leaves yet again, Grissom(William Peterson) leaves also after 10 episodes, at first I balked at the idea of him leaving, after all, him, Sara, & Warrick were my three favorite characters on this show, however, the beautiful Lauren Lee Smith as new C.S.I. Riley(replacing Warrick) quickly made me forget about Jorja Fox, Smith is so easy on the eyes, they had better not even think of getting rid of her!, & I quickly to my suprise warmed up to Lauarence Fishburne as Ray Langston, true, no one can ever replace Grissom, but unlike many believe, I don't think Fishburne or the writers had that intent, his Ray Langston is a character in his own right, & I believe that Fishburne was a good choice, he is after all a great actor, & this role fits him perfectly, he has definately come a long way since playing a thug in "Death Wish II" or Ike Turner in "Whats love got to do with it", to the "Matrix" or Tom Cruise's arrogant boss in "Mission Impossible III", here, he proves once again how versatile an actor he is, all in all, this Season 9 brings the glory of C.S.I. back, no ridiculous episodes this time around, a must for any fan.
Great Season, Packaging Sucks January 25, 2010
J. Hansen (San Diego, CA USA)
Let me start by saying that I am an enormous CSI fan. I own all the seasons, it's just an all-around great show. Despite the loss of many main characters, the show is still going strong. Catherine has always worn the pants, so it's no surprise that she's the supervisor now that Grissom left. Don't listen to people who say "CSI's going downhill" and all that because it isn't true. Just watch "Turn, Turn, Turn" and tell me that this isn't one of the best seasons around! There's also a lot of other great episodes, and if you're a fan of the Miniature Killer from season 7, she comes back for an episode in this season. I would have given this DVD set 5 stars, but there's one thing I hate...
What I am most disappointed about is the packaging for this season! The discs fall out all over the place and the plastic holding cases are totally worthless! All the other seasons had very good packaing, but they really didn't care much about making this one nice. Oh well. I'm gonna buy the blu ray version and see if that's any better. What a disappointment, though.
C.S.I. Rocks. End of story. So, just have a little faith. Get the 9th season. You'll enjoy it.
 Missing Grissom January 12, 2010
Andrea R. Keeling
I too think it's not the same without Grissom. I also think Laurence F. is actually a serial killer far more brilliant than the miniature killer. CSI needs Grissom to catch him and expose him for the mad man he is. Bring back Grissom!
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