CSI: Miami
American police procedural television series (2002-2012)
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Summary
CSI: Miami is a television series[1]. It ranks in the top 4% of television series entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (14,753 views/month).[2]
Key Facts
- Composer: Miami — composer (P86): Graeme Revell[3], Miami — composer (P86): Jeff Cardoni[4], Miami — composer (P86): Kevin Kiner[5], Miami — composer (P86): Clint Mansell[6], Miami — composer (P86): Youssef Guezoum[7]
- Genre: Miami — genre (P136): police procedural[8], Miami — genre (P136): drama television series[9]
- Based on: Miami — based on (P144): CSI: Crime Scene Investigation[10]
- Cast member: Miami — cast member (P161): David Caruso[11], Miami — cast member (P161): Omar Benson Miller[12], Miami — cast member (P161): Sofia Milos[13], Miami — cast member (P161): Eva LaRue[14], Miami — cast member (P161): Adam Rodríguez[15], Miami — cast member (P161): Emily Procter[16], Miami — cast member (P161): Khandi Alexander[17], Miami — cast member (P161): Rory Cochrane[18], Miami — cast member (P161): Rex Linn[19], Miami — cast member (P161): Jonathan Togo[20], Miami — cast member (P161): Megalyn Echikunwoke[21], Miami — cast member (P161): Eddie Cibrian[22], Miami — cast member (P161): Kim Delaney[23], Miami — cast member (P161): Boti Bliss[24]
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Cultural Impact
Things named for CSI: Miami include Marge and Homer Turn a Couple Play[25], a television series episode[26], directed by Bob Anderson[27].
Why It Matters
CSI: Miami has Wikipedia articles in 29 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[28] It is known by 72 alternative names across languages and contexts.[29]
Entities named for it include Marge and Homer Turn a Couple Play[25], a television series episode[26], directed by Bob Anderson[27].