German premiere of the 3rd season of “CSI: Vegas” on the streaming service RTL+

The third and final season of the series “CSI: Vegas” is now available on the streaming service RTL+. As in the first season, ten episodes were produced for the third season despite strikes.

This Sunday, September 1st, the third season of the CBS crime series CSI: Vegas celebrates its German premiere on the streaming service RTL+. Due to the Hollywood strike in 2023, only ten episodes could be produced. This is also the last season, which unfortunately also comes with an open ending… The parent series CSI: Crime Scene Investigation once had a more than respectable 15 seasons and insane ratings across the entire franchise.

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What is the third season of the series “CSI: Vegas” about?

In the third season, Maxine Roby (Paula Newsome) and her crime lab team in the gambling metropolis are investigating who wanted to pin a murder on Joshua Folsom (Matt Lauria). Allie Rajan (Mandeep Dhillon), Detective Serena Chavez (Ariana Guerra), Chris Park (Jay Lee) and Beau Finado (Lex Medlin) are also investigating again…

Who stars in the third season of the series “CSI: Vegas”?

Actor Reggie Lee has been brought in as a new member for season three. He will play the guest role of a conscientious Zhao in several episodes, who is said to be the new undersheriff (the deputy head of the agency) of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. Lee has appeared in series such as Grimm and Prison Break, and most recently in The Lincoln Lawyer and All Rise. In “CSI: Vegas”, the American, born in the Philippines, will now be reunited with his “All Rise” colleague Marg Helgenberger, who has been playing Catherine Willows since season two.

Here is the trailer for the third season of “CSI: Vegas”:

Behind the scenes, co-creators Jason Tracey and Anthony E. Zuiker are pulling the strings. In this country, “CSI: Vegas” is and has already been broadcast on flat-rate streamers and pay TV, as well as on Paramount+, RTL Crime and on German free TV on VOX.