CSI: Miami - TV-14
Lesser cousin of mature, top-rated crime show.
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- TV Rating: TV-14
- Network: CBS, A&E
- Cast: Emily Procter, David Caruso, Adam Rodriguez
- Genre: Drama
- >Available On: DVD,Download
Parents need to know
Families can talk about the show's violence. Why are women so often the crime victims? Does this match up with reality? Families can also discuss how science and technology are used to solve crimes. Does this series make teens more interested in what's going on in science class? Is forensic science something they might want to pursue as a career?
Message
Social Behavior:
Investigators are smart, moral, and from diverse ethnicities. Criminals range from white-collar crooks to brutal convicts. Violence against women is a common, almost-glamorized theme.
Consumerism:
Subtle product placement, usually around technology.
Drugs/Alcohol/Tobacco:
Occasional drug and alcohol use by criminals. Rare alcohol use by main characters.
Violence
Violence can be graphic, gruesome, and unsettling. Women are often victims.
Sex
Sexuality is ever-present in the constant beach/bikini shots. Also, sex is often an element in the crimes being investigated.
Language
Occasional swearing: "ass," "bitch," etc.
Common Sense says
What's the story?
Reviewed by Sierra Filucci
Is it any good?
Staying consistent with the CSI franchise, the crimes the Miami team investigates can be gruesome and scary, and are not recommended fare for younger viewers. Many of the crimes involve women and sometimes children as well. The action largely follows the investigation -- rather than focusing on playing out the crime on the screen -- but viewers still see dead bodies, tortured victims, and violent crimes occurring in cinematic flashbacks.
While CSI: Miami has its avid followers, unlike the original CSI's Grissom, Horatio doesn't compel the same attention and affection. And the rest of the team seems less of an integrated whole than a bunch of independent characters -- some more interesting than others.
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