CSI: Las Vegas' says goodbye with a necropsy among friends

After participating in a symposium of coroners, actor William Petersen received a greeting from one of them remarked that thanks to his work in television people no longer avoided him at parties.

"Before, no one approached the man who took care of the deceased, but now many have a lot of friends," was the phrase that the specialist addressed the most beloved star of the police series "CSI: Las Vegas'.


Petersen told the anecdote in an interview as part of the farewell of television production, which precisely tomorrow, deliver its final episode after 15 years on the small screen, the pay TV channel AXN, 8:30 p. m.

Remembered as the forensic investigator Gil Grissom, Petersen returns to the place that made him an icon like the hub of a detective story in which the protagonists were those who worked with the bodies and that each episode poked in the small details that always gave a radical turn to the resolution of a case.

"Back to C.S.I. It is like coming to a family reunion. Really create a very strong bond and is wonderful to see you again to all the team, "Petersen told that began in 2000 and left the program eight years later.
Now, he returns and will be a cornerstone in 'Immortality', chapter bye, two hours, which aims to close the life cycle of a production that reached to leave his seed.

Thanks to the successful formula of crime and forensic technology, CSI Alternate television projects developed as CSI: Miami (which aired from 2002 to 2012), CSI: New York (2004-2013), and CSI: Cyber, which began last year and is the only remains. To this list actors like David Caruso, Gary Sinise and Patricia Arquette, respectively joined.

Furthermore, in the laboratory were also held Petersen and Laurence Fishburne Ted Danson, the latter took over the series so far.

By achieving break schemes within the detective genre and offering a stunning world of computers and dynamic, at the time unknown to the viewer, 'CSI: Las Vegas' he managed both Grissom and his team to become references in popular culture to get a balance between scientific complexities, drama and action.

"My character is bright and thinks differently than you might expect in a situation. It is also vulnerable and unsociable, which makes many people feel identified with him, "explained Petersen, about magnetism that role on TV.

Quincy possibly from the series, showing the work of a forensic and that Colombia was issued in the early 80's, autopsies, fingerprints or microscopic hair or saliva samples did not have much attention, thanks to a good job of emulating visual effects and processes, many created for the series, but they managed to be entirely plausible for fans.

The story conceived a special interest in criminology and career in US courts. UU. there was talk of 'CSI effect', in which juries trials expected irrefutable evidence or shocking details to make your decision easier.

But over time the devotion of its inception experienced a decline in its audience. In the last five years he lost some of his followers, even though he averaged 8 million in its last cycle.

Possibly, it is a detail of nostalgia before the dismissal, which promises to be focused on the meeting of old acquaintances and the closure of some personal stories that were in the air with many hours between the morgue and laboratory.