CSI:New York

Season 4:  Part 1, episodes 1-12
                    Part 2, episodes 13-24
Starring;
Gary Sinise as “Det. Mack ‘Mac’ Taylor”
Melina Kanakaredes as “Det. Stella Bonasera”
Carmine Giovinazzo as “Danny Messer”
Anna Belknap as "Lindsey Monroe"
Robert Joy as "Dr Sid Hammerback"
with  Hill Harper as “Dr. Sheldon Hawkes”
and Eddie Cahill as “Det. Don Flack”

Executive Producers - Jerry Bruckheimer Anthony E. Zuiker Ann Donahue Carol Mendelsohn  Jonathan Littman Pam Veasey Peter Lenkov
 Created By -  Anthony E. Zuiker  Ann Donahue Carol Mendelsohn

Season Four of CSI: New York  

In Season Four the audience will be sent for a joy ride when they watch Detective Mac Taylor cope with a dangerous stalker with a fixation on the number 333. Bloody t-shirts, calls in the middle of the night, a a puzzle of the New York Skyline spotted with blood… What does it mean and how does it connect with Mac? Will he figure out the dubious message before it’s too late?
Meanwhile, Stella meets a younger man who launches into a vigorous pursuit for her attention. With her past relationship failures in place, she’s leery to jump into a new romance, but he persists, affections never waning. Will this charming young man win her heart?
The rest of the team, along with Mac and Stella, continues making Manhattan a safer place, putting away one bad guy after the next. Through the course of our season they chase a man who dares to make Lady Liberty cry tears of blood, a high-tech would be James Bond thief with a license to thrill, deep water divers seeking underwater fortunes leaving bodies in their wakes, and a man traveling through time seemingly fulfilling murderous prophecies, an digital hit man from that spans first and Second Life, and the culprits of a real live Amityville Horror.
Don’t miss a minute of the new season that follows the Crime Scene Investigators of New York as their cases escalate taking them on a whirlwind tour going as far as Chicago and finally back to the city where it all began, the city where the lights shine the brighter than anywhere else in the world, New York.