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[Carpedi7]

I don't know about anyone else, but I always check the guest stars to see if they have been in any of the other CSI's as guest stars. Playing different characters of course.

One that comes to mind is Brian Bloom. He was in the original first, then in CSI:Miami, and most recently in CSI:NY as the doctor who was being set up.

Who else has been in all 3?

[SaraDi]

Carmine Giovinazzo has been in all three.
He was in the CSI: Miami / NY crossover, and was also in an episode of CSI: Original from the 4th season, I believe. The one with the dragracers and the guy from Lost.

[TeleRaven]

James Badge Dale hit the trifecta all in one year with the last NY/Miami crossover, "Fugitive Flight" having already been in Vegas as a mental patient in "Committed".

[Karoline]

Silas Weir Mitchell, best known as that inmate in Prison Break who couldn't sleep, has been in all three; CSI: Miami, CSI: NY & CSI.

Edited by Karoline, Apr 29, 2006 @ 3:43 PM.

[LisMin]

I just stumbled across one (don't ask why I was checking out the cast of the failed Generation X pilot :P)
Heather McComb was in all 3 shows at some point.

[LisMin]

Michael Cudlitz (Bull Randleman in Band of Brothers) has been in all 3 shows.

Vegas - And Then There Were None (ep 209)
Miami - Nothing to Lose (ep 316)
NY - Super Men (ep 219)

I don't even watch NY but I knew he was in Vegas and Miami so I checked Imdb and wasn't at all surprised that he had been in NY too. :)

Wow, found another one just from watching the same episode of Miami!

Lochlyn Munro

Vegas - Invisible Evidence (ep 407) [he was the officer who never got permission to search the car where the knife Warrick was testifying about was found]
Miami - Nothing to Lose (ep 316) [hotheaded firefighter guy!]
NY - Bad Beat (ep 208)

[Karoline]

Michael B. Silver has been in all of them too.

CSI in 2002, as a prosecutor, The Accused Is Entitled.

CSI New York in 2004, as an EMT, Outside Man.

And last, but not least, he has a recurring role on CSI Miami as FBI agent Peter Elliott.

[LisMin]

David DeLuise has been in all three.

Vegas - Scuba Doobie-Doo. He was the guy who was blowing blood from his nose on to the apartment walls.
Miami - The Score. He was the married corpse who was going to start up his own business showing guys how to pick up women.
NY - Til Death Do We Part. No idea what the part was, I don't actually watch NY.

Edited by LisMin, Jun 3, 2006 @ 3:07 PM.

[Gafoon]

Elaine Hendrix has been in all three, playing essentially the same character (who also happens to be the same character she played in "The Parent Trap" remake).

[Karoline]

Damani Roberts has been in all three too. In Felony Flight/Manhattan Manhunt and in CSI's No Humans Involved from season five.

Edited by Karoline, Jul 15, 2006 @ 4:44 PM.

[Carpedi7]

Shawn Christian just made the threepeat with an appearance in CSI:Miami in the premiere as Carl Silvers

He was in CSI:NY in the episode "Jamalot" as Ryan Chisholm

and in the original CSI back in 2001 in the episode "Table Stakes" as Patrick Haynes/Chad Matthews.

I knew him best from his role in the soap "As the World Turns" as the original Mike Kasnoff and also as Johnny in Summerland.

[Mommy22alyns]

Sam Anderson just completed a threepeat with last week's CSI NY.

*feels proud of self for noticing*

[Kerry Blue]

Tim Guinee has apparently been on all three as well, including an appearance earlier this season on LV playing a priest.

[StKatherine]

With the NY episode a couple weeks ago with the sideshow circus dude whose brother was ticked that he was going to sell, so he tried to off him (wow, that's all kinds of sentence there...), Mark Keily got the threepeat. I find that when I see someone on CSI: LV or NY that I recognize, I have the urge to go to imdb to check if they were also on Miami. Since I don't watch Horatio-fest, I can't keep track of its guest stars.

[Molotovcocktail]

My cousin Brian Bloom.He's knocked out all three.Lucky Bastard.

[Montrealais]

Well, in terms of main characters, I believe it is HoCaine who has been in all three. He was there in CSI and CSI: Miami crossover as well as in CSI: Miami - CSI: NY crossover

[Zoned Out]

In terms of characters, yes, Horatio Caine has appeared in all three CSI shows (and if you consider "MIA/NYC - NonStop" as the pilot episode for CSI:NY in addition to being an episode of CSI:Miami, then Calleigh Duquesne/Emily Procter, Eric Delko/Adam Rodriguez, Dr. Alexx Woods/Khandi Alexander and Tim Speedle/Rory Cochrane have appeared on all three). But as was mentioned earlier in the thread, there is another main actor from one of the series to have appeared on all three, he just didn't appear as the same character on all three:

Carmine Giovinazzo has been in all three.
He was in the CSI: Miami / NY crossover, and was also in an episode of CSI: Original from the 4th season, I believe. The one with the dragracers and the guy from Lost.

The CSI episode CG was in was "Revenge Is Best Served Cold" and it was actually in the third season of CSI.

Edited by Zoned Out, Dec 7, 2007 @ 9:55 AM.

[Carpedi7]

Peyton List just made the Threepeat. Granted she played the same character in New York and Miami but still, all three shows now.

[Anen]

AJ Buckley played a murderer in the original series. If he was also in the Miami/NY crossover, he'd be a threepeater.

[Zoned Out]

AJ Buckley played a murderer in the original series. If he was also in the Miami/NY crossover, he'd be a threepeater.

No, according to imdb.com he first showed up in "Bad Beat," the 8th episode of the second season of CSI:NY. That's a year and a half after the first CSI:Miami/CSI:NY crossover that introduced CSI:NY and is just after the second crossover which was the 7th episode of CSI:NY's second season, "Manhattan Manhunt." (That second crossover was different though in that only Mac appeared in the CSI:Miami episode that preceded "Manhattan Manhunt" and only Horatio appeared in the CSI:NY episode.)

Though now that AJ Buckley is a series regular, if they ever do another crossover, he'll have a good shot at being in it and thereby completing the threepeat.

[Firecat]

Katherine Winnick has apparently done the three-peat, although the only appearance I remember is the NY one (Corporate Warriors, where the suspects where all wielding swords at various points). I just looked her up because we saw the rerun the other day and my husband realized he went to high school with her.

[StKatherine]

Upon rewatching CSI:NY's "Rush to Judgement," I realized that George Newbern has the three-peat. If I remember correctly, he was not the killer in the CSI:Miami episode (although he was a prime suspect at one point, but being identified as such early before the 45 minute mark confirmed his innocence), thus trashing my "if he's played by George Newbern, he's guilty" theory.

[Trini Girl]

CBS is making Laurence Fishburne an intentional threepeater with a triple crossover for November sweeps.

FOR THE FIRST TIME IN CSI HISTORY, ONE CHARACTER WILL APPEAR IN ALL THREE SERIES FOR A THREE PART CROSSOVER TRILOGY

CSI DR. RAY LANGSTON FOLLOWS THE EVIDENCE ON A CASE TO MIAMI, NEW YORK AND BACK TO LAS VEGAS

Laurence Fishburne Guest Stars in "CSI: Miami" and "CSI: NY," and Wraps Up the Case at Home in Las Vegas on "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation"

[Trini Girl]

I've only seen his CSI:M episode, but according to IMDB, my boo Amaury Nolasco is a threepeater!

[ScribblerGuy]

And, Kevin Weisman (IMDb link, Marshall on Alias) officially joined the threepeater club tonight. He did it in reverse order (links go to CBS press releases at thefutoncritic.com): NY, Miami, and finally, the Mothership.

[jennifer6973]

Megan Ward has joined the threepeat club with tonight's episode of CSI:NY

[Reb Yell]

Seamus Dever, of Castle, has been on all CSI:M, CSI:NY, and on CSI Vegas twice (as two different characters). Does that make him a four-peat?

[iscoffy]

Looks like Mark Aiken just hit threepeat status with his appearance in CSI last night, also in reverse order.

[Trini Girl]

Not a three-peater yet, but Ryan McPartlin was on CSI:Miami last season, and in a really bad CSI:NY episode too.

[PictureItSicily]

Michael Cudlitz and Kim Coates are three peaters