A fifteen season CBS hit that led to all sorts of successful spinoffs, a 2021 reboot, essentially created an entire genre of crime drama that now dominates network television, and even impacted the evidence real life juries expected to find in murder trials, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation has had a huge impact on American culture. First launching on October 6th, 2000, the series followed an elite team of forensic specialists as they investigated slain victims in the city of sin. The series kicked off with William Petersen taking the lead as Gil Grissom, Las Vegas PD's CSI Level III Supervisor, though he left the show and was replaced by Laurence Fishburne and then Ted Danson, before returning to star in the 2021 reboot. Joined by a cast of characters like the lab tech who was raised by a showgirl, Catherine Willows (Marg Helgenberger), the ex-Marine homicide detective Jim Brass (Paul Guilfoyle) and the gambling addicted card counter turned audio video expert Warrick Brown (Gary Dourdan), the CSI crew taught viewers that if you killed a guy, make sure you didn't leave some sand behind that only exists on a certain beach, some costume residue from a furry convention, or a cigarette butt from a cig nobody under 80 years old smokes anymore. You’ll be skinvestigating the more lively bodies that the show provides—set dressing in the form of the loveliest ladies that Vegas can offer, all in the skimpiest get-ups allowed on prime time. And that includes fully ripened star Marg Helgenberger, who MILFs it up all over the screen. There's some CSI-candy, mostly women in bikinis. Consider seeing women like Holly Madison, Dita Von Teese, Anna McDaniels, Brianne Davis, and Krista Allen in either lingerie or two pieces, as the gateway skin to the much more erotic things we'd see them in later. But there are some actual nude scenes. If you like to see great bodies, and don't mind them pretending to be dead bodies, you can see a quick flash of Monica Demers' ass before she skinny dips in a pool, Nicola Hindshaw's boobies and buns as a cadaver being examined, Sandra Purpuro's booty as a dead body in the morgue and a quick bit of her rack during a bath scene flashback to when she was alive. We'd have watched the show way more if every episode was cold open, Who are you? Who? Who? Then Hooters! What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas . . . but on CSI, what doesn’t stay on is too much clothing!