CSI

CSI: Miami redirects here. For the character, see C.S.I. Miami.

CSI is an American crime drama franchise. The franchise originally started with CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and went off with two spin-off series, CSI: Miami and CSI: NY. It has been referenced on The Simpsons a few times.

References to the CSI franchise in The Simpsons

Season Episode number Episode name Reference 16 349 "The Seven-Beer Snitch" When arresting Homer, Clancy Wiggum makes a reference to CSI. 23 494 "The Ten-Per-Cent Solution" Annie Dubinsky asks Homer if he would play a bloated corpse on CSI. Picture Comic series Comic story Reference Simpsons Comics The Simpson Family Circus CSI: Hollywood is a reference to the CSI franchise. Book Reference Chief Wiggum's Book of Crime and Punishment CSI: Springfield is a reference to the CSI franchise.

References to CSI: Crime Scene Investigation in The Simpsons

Picture Comic series Comic story Reference The Simpsons Winter Wingding VSI: Valentive Scene Investigators The name of the comic story is a reference to CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. The Simpsons Summer Shindig I. C. S. I. (Ice Cream Scene Investigators!) The name of the comic story is a reference to CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.

References to CSI: Miami in The Simpsons

Picture Season Episode number Episode name Reference 17 371 "Homer Simpson, This Is Your Wife" Verity Heathbar asks Homer for his synopsis to an episode of CSI: Miami. 18 380 "Jazzy and the Pussycats" The character C.S.I. Miami is a reference to CSI: Miami. 19 415 "Smoke on the Daughter" The family watches CSI: Miami on TV. Picture Comic series Comic story Reference The Simpsons Summer Shindig I. C. S. I. (Ice Cream Scene Investigators!) Throughout the story Lisa acts like Horatio Caine, a major character on CSI: Miami. Most notably, she puts on a pair of sunglasses and makes puns during the childrens' investigation.

External links

• CSI (franchise) at Wikipedia
• [[wikipedia:CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ({{{2}}})|CSI: Crime Scene Investigation]] at Wikipedia
• [[wikipedia:CSI: Miami ({{{2}}})|CSI: Miami]] at Wikipedia

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