It looks like the case of CSI: Miami… (David Caruso removes glasses here) .. is coming to an end after 10 seasons.

Insiders tell TV Guide Magazine that CBS will announce this week that Miami, the second in the CSI franchise, has been canceled — but that the original and NY versions are safe. The move is not a huge surprise; CBS almost canceled one of the shows last year as well, but the two CSI spinoffs earned a last-minute reprieve.

Not this year. CBS has an embarrassment of riches on its schedule, and could afford to let one of the CSIs go, even though they still perform well for the network. At 10 seasons, CSI: Miami is an expensive show to produce, and it has already minted more than enough backend syndication money for all involved.

CSI: Miami debuted in September 2002 and will have aired more than 230 episodes. Sources say there are no plans to shop it elsewhere. Will you miss Horatio Caine and crew?

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The cast of David Adjmi’s 3C met the press Tuesday, May 8. The play is presented as a co-production between Piece by Piece Productions, Rising Phoenix Repertory, and Rattlestick Playwrights Theater, where it will run from June 6-July 15.
Jackson Gay directs the work, which features Kate Buddeke, Bill Buell, Hannah Cabell, Eddie Cahill, Anna Chlumsky, and Jake Silbermann.
The production will feature scenic design by John McDermott, costume design by Oana Botez Ban, lighting design by Tyler Micoleau, sound design by Matt Tierney, and choreography by Deney Terrio.