CSI finally returns to Second Life
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According to CSI fan website CSI Files, April 2nd will see the second part of the 2-part CSI:NY/Second Life adventure, previously reported. The site gives a plot description based on script drafts, and cautions that the details could change at any time, but the investigation of the murder that began in 'Down the Rabbit Hole' will continue.From the plot synopsis, however, it doesn't sound like the show's characters will return to SL itself necessarily, but given that the assassin's identity was taken from a resident, there has to be some sort of connection. 'Down the Rabbit Hole' will re-air on March 26th, presumably to let viewers revisit the plot to avoid confusion.
[Thanks, Elle!]
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3-21-2008 @ 4:28PM
Valsadie said...
Did you see the earlier TVGuide.com story, how the conclusion will no longer feature a music star? The strike knocked back shooting and now the secret musical star -- whose name they still won't reveal but at least we know it was a female singer -- is now going on tour and it no longer fits into her schedule.
http://community.tvguide.com/blog-entry/TVGuide-News-Blog/Todays-News/Csi-Ny-Boss/800035312
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3-21-2008 @ 7:36PM
Jon said...
Does anyone except Massively actually play second life? There are an alarming number of SL articles on this site.
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3-22-2008 @ 3:08AM
Jay said...
Why does all this great SL news need to fit in with this gaming junk (and the haters) that fill Massively.
You should move the content to a dedicated non-gaming site, like SL Insider was to get away from the teenaged gaming tards who complain about SL and get us away from the games.
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