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TV’s longest goodbye continues Wednesday night on CBS with Part Two of Marg Helgenberger’s last case on “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.”

A beloved character on a long-running show begins to make her exit. She’s so important that we’ve placed her at the pinnacle of greatness — top position in our weekly Top Five.

Catherine Willows goes out with a bang, not a whimper, when Marg Helgenberger makes her exit from the long-running hit CBS series in a two-part “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation” story, beginning on Wednesday, January 18 at 10 p.m. on CBS.

On any other network, “A Gifted Man” would be a major hit. But on CBS, it’s the lowest-rated prime-time series on the network. What’s an executive producer to do?

A new list of TV’s highest-paid actors reveals there’s millions to be made on TV, even when you’re not actually on TV. In a list of TV’s Top 10 highest-paid… More

Who’s on top in the week’s Top Five? Even in a week as action-packed as this one was, one guy stands out: Ashton Kutcher. And here’s why: 1) Charlie who?… More

A funny thing happened to “The X Factor” on the way to its dream of scoring “American Idol”-sized ratings in its premiere Wednesday — it came up against TV’s most… More

“Two and a Half Men” isn’t the only high-profile CBS series making a major change at the top this season. The other one is “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation,” the long-running… More

The traditional start of the fall season is here – that one-two punch consisting of the Emmy Awards on a Sunday night in mid-September followed by the “official” start of… More

“CSI” favorite William Petersen is a dad again. The 58-year-old actor and wife Gina Cirone welcomed twins via surrogate on July 5 in Los Angeles, People reports. It’s a boy… More