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CSI:Cyber is the most recent spin-off from CSI. It is the fourth series of the franchise. |
CSI:Cyber is the most recent spin-off from CSI. It is the fourth series of the franchise. |
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| − | CSI: Cyber stars Academy Award winner Patricia Arquette and Emmy winner Ted Danson in a drama inspired by the advanced technological work of real-life Cyber Psychologist Mary Aiken. D.B. Russell, the Director of Next Generation Cyber Forensics, comes to the FBI fresh from a stint as the Director of the Las Vegas Crime Lab. Looking for a fresh start following the death of his best friend, Russell is recruited by |
+ | CSI: Cyber stars Academy Award winner Patricia Arquette and Emmy winner Ted Danson in a drama inspired by the advanced technological work of real-life Cyber Psychologist Mary Aiken. D.B. Russell, the Director of Next Generation Cyber Forensics, comes to the FBI fresh from a stint as the Director of the Las Vegas Crime Lab. Looking for a fresh start following the death of his best friend, Russell is recruited by now-Deputy Director Avery Ryan. Ryan heads the [[Cyber Crime Division]] of the FBI, a unit at the forefront of solving illegal activities that start in the mind, live online, and play out in the real world. She also knows firsthand how today’s technology allows people to hide in the shadows of the Internet and commit serious crimes of global proportion. Together, Russell and Ryan head a team including FBI Agent Elijah Mundo, an action-junkie and expert in battlefield forensics; Brody Nelson, an expat hacker; Raven Ramirez, a former black hat and an expert in social media; and Daniel Krumitz, who Ryan describes as the best white hat hacker in the world. Ryan's supervisor was originally Simon Sifter, a shrewd career insider who departed Quantico following a promotion. While other agents search for criminals in dark homes and alleys, Avery and D.B. search the “dark net,” a place deep in the bowels of the Web where criminals are anonymous, money is untraceable and where everything is for sale with just a keystroke. |
==Current Cast== |
==Current Cast== |
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| − | [[Patricia Arquette]] as [[Avery Ryan]], Ph.D., |
+ | [[Patricia Arquette]] as [[Avery Ryan]], Ph.D., the Deputy Director of the FBI and Cyber's departmental lead; previously a Special Agent in Charge (1.01-present) |
[[Ted Danson]] as [[D.B. Russell]], a Crime Scene Investigator, and the Director of FBI Next Generation Cyber Forensics. (2.01-present) |
[[Ted Danson]] as [[D.B. Russell]], a Crime Scene Investigator, and the Director of FBI Next Generation Cyber Forensics. (2.01-present) |
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== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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| + | * This is the first CSI series to premiere during the 2010s. |
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| + | * This is the first CSI to have a female credited in first position in the opening credits. |
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* The show was promoted in CSI season fourteen episode "[[Kitty]]", with a crossover between the shows. Later on, Avery also appeared in season fifteen episode "[[The Twin Paradox]]" |
* The show was promoted in CSI season fourteen episode "[[Kitty]]", with a crossover between the shows. Later on, Avery also appeared in season fifteen episode "[[The Twin Paradox]]" |
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| − | * This is the first CSI series aired in 2010's and first show feature female character as main protagonist. |
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* The first time [[D.B. Russell|a cast member]] from the original CSI: Crime Scene Investigation has joined the cast of a spin off. |
* The first time [[D.B. Russell|a cast member]] from the original CSI: Crime Scene Investigation has joined the cast of a spin off. |
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Revision as of 19:41, 25 November 2015
CSI:Cyber is the most recent spin-off from CSI. It is the fourth series of the franchise.
CSI: Cyber stars Academy Award winner Patricia Arquette and Emmy winner Ted Danson in a drama inspired by the advanced technological work of real-life Cyber Psychologist Mary Aiken. D.B. Russell, the Director of Next Generation Cyber Forensics, comes to the FBI fresh from a stint as the Director of the Las Vegas Crime Lab. Looking for a fresh start following the death of his best friend, Russell is recruited by now-Deputy Director Avery Ryan. Ryan heads the Cyber Crime Division of the FBI, a unit at the forefront of solving illegal activities that start in the mind, live online, and play out in the real world. She also knows firsthand how today’s technology allows people to hide in the shadows of the Internet and commit serious crimes of global proportion. Together, Russell and Ryan head a team including FBI Agent Elijah Mundo, an action-junkie and expert in battlefield forensics; Brody Nelson, an expat hacker; Raven Ramirez, a former black hat and an expert in social media; and Daniel Krumitz, who Ryan describes as the best white hat hacker in the world. Ryan's supervisor was originally Simon Sifter, a shrewd career insider who departed Quantico following a promotion. While other agents search for criminals in dark homes and alleys, Avery and D.B. search the “dark net,” a place deep in the bowels of the Web where criminals are anonymous, money is untraceable and where everything is for sale with just a keystroke.
Current Cast
Patricia Arquette as Avery Ryan, Ph.D., the Deputy Director of the FBI and Cyber's departmental lead; previously a Special Agent in Charge (1.01-present)
Ted Danson as D.B. Russell, a Crime Scene Investigator, and the Director of FBI Next Generation Cyber Forensics. (2.01-present)
James Van Der Beek as Elijah Mundo, an FBI Senior Field Agent assigned to Ryan's team. (1.01-present)
Shad Moss as Brody Nelson, an FBI analyst and former black hat hacker. (1.01-present)
Charley Koontz as Daniel Krumitz, an FBI Special Agent and technical specialist. (1.01-present)
Hayley Kiyoko as Raven Ramirez, an FBI analyst and former black hat hacker. (1.01-present)
Former Cast
Peter MacNicol as Simon Sifter, an FBI Assistant Deputy Director assigned to oversee Cyber. (1.01-1.13)
Opening Theme
Just like all other series from the franchise, the theme is a song by The Who, this time "I Can See For Miles"
Trivia
- This is the first CSI series to premiere during the 2010s.
- This is the first CSI to have a female credited in first position in the opening credits.
- The show was promoted in CSI season fourteen episode "Kitty", with a crossover between the shows. Later on, Avery also appeared in season fifteen episode "The Twin Paradox"
- The first time a cast member from the original CSI: Crime Scene Investigation has joined the cast of a spin off.
