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Well CSI fans, looks like you now have to catch the reruns. According to Fox 28, CBS is saying goodbye to its long-running hit “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation” with a two-hour finale this fall and hello to “Supergirl,” an unusual genre show for the network.
Television’s most popular network will wrap one of its most pivotal hits — the CSI that started the franchise in 2000 — on Sept. 27, with original cast members William Petersen and Marg Helgenberger returning for the finale.
“CSI” star Ted Danson will be sticking around, with his character joining the spinoff “CSI: Cyber” when it returns for its second season with star Patricia Arquette.
CBS will introduce five new programs in the fall, including the uncharacteristic comic-book based “Supergirl” and a comedy with Jane Lynch as a less-than-saintly guardian angel.
The network is the most watched for the seventh year in a row.
