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  • Birth Name: Eric Kyle Szmanda
  • Birth Place: Milwaukee, WI
  • Date of Birth / Zodiac Sign: 07/24/1975, Leo
  • Profession: Actor; music consultant
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VIDEO: 'CSI' Lab Whiz Chats

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'CSI' Lab Whiz Chats
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Posted: 6/25/2009

Eric Szmanda, the youngest member of the "CSI" cast, told The Early Show about the changes in store for his character, crime lab nerd Greg Saunders. watch

VIDEO: CSI's 200th Episode Party

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CSI's 200th Episode Party
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Length: 01:19
Posted: 4/4/2009

CSI celebrated their 200th episode with a party! Marg Helgenberger, Eric Szmanda, Robert David Hall, Laurence Fishburne, George Eads and William Petersen were all there. Help yourself to some cake here! watch

VIDEO: CSI's 200th Episode Party

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CSI's 200th Episode Party
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Length: 01:19
Posted: 4/3/2009

CSI celebrated their 200th episode with a party! Marg Helgenberger, Eric Szmanda, Robert David Hall, Laurence Fishburne, George Eads and William Petersen were all there. Help yourself to some cake here! watch

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Year Title Description
2002 The Rules Of Attraction Movie, Actor - NYU Film Student
2001 100 Girls Movie, Actor - Sam
2000 Oh Baby: Dot-Com's Are Human, Too Episode, Actor - Brent
2000 CSI TV Show Series, Actor - Greg Sanders
1998 The Net TV Show Series, Actor - Jacob Resh

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Mega Buzz on 24, CSI, Without a Trace and More!

Senior editors Matt Webb Mitovich and Mickey O'Connor answer your burning questions. Be sure to direct any new seekage of spoilers to mega_scoop@tvguide.com

The new 24 trailer is totally awesome! I seriously can't wait for Season 7. I'm in urgent need of some scoop to satisfy this 24 craving of mine! — Jack
MATT:
First off, how much do I doubt your name is actually Jack? Too coincidental. But yeah, the new trailer is very much awesome — especially when Bauer tells you-know-who, "I will kill you, and you'll stay dead this time." Speaking of resurrections, the trailer also suggests to me that someone who I thought I saw die in the prequel movie (coming to you Nov. 23) has somehow been granted a second life. Interesting.

Can we expect anything of substance regarding the rest of the Without a Trace cast beyond the Jack and Samantha storyline? — Jennifer
MICKEY:
Boy, do I have good news for you, Jen. An upcoming episode will ... read more

April 12, 2007: ?

A question mark. That pretty much sums up my feelings for this episode of CSI. What a bizarre ride this one was. I'm an outspoken guy and usually have plenty of words to convey my feelings, but I'm not sure what to say for this one. I can't take the straight-up recap approach because there was only about 10 minutes of new, interesting substance. So instead, I'm going to bullet-point my thoughts and you can feel free to comment on them. — First of all, half of this episode was like a bad greatest-hits CD. Greatest-hits CDs are made for the casual fan or the newbie who's never listened before but would like a good summary of an artist. This episode wasn't even career-spanning but rather one of those late-period throw-offs. I would take a bet that the majority of regular viewers of CSI would have been able to remember the basics of the previous miniature crimes without having to recap them like this. I understand the other lab techs had to be brought up to speed, but there had to ... read more

March 29, 2007: Welcome Back!

Can you believe it's been more than a month since the last new CSI episode? So what better way to rekindle my CSI flame than to give me an unusually high amount of bloody gore! This episode certainly was one of the more gruesome in recent memory. Six young showgirls all tied up with their throats slashed and a full half hour at least at the crime scene. It was kind of creepy, too. The gang doesn't usually come across victims that are still alive, so when the one girl reached out from under the bed, I admit, I jumped a bit. Not as much as Sara though, I'm sure. One of the things I've always loved about CSI are those scenes where we watch the crime happen from inside the body — you know, the ones where we see every organ the bullet hit. The one they showed in this episode had to be pretty nasty. A knife puncture deep enough to hit spine (or maybe rib?) and hard enough to break off the tip of the knife. That's not the way I want to go out. And did you see how many puncture wounds ... read more

December 7, 2006: Hi, Max

What a weird way to close out 2006 for CSI. We ended up with one of the funniest cases in recent memory and found out the identity of the miniature killer. But at least for me, many things just didn't make any sense. As usual, I'm probably the only one that can't understand some of these quirks in the story line, but that's why I have you to help me out. Bumbling Max Sullivan made for the unusually funny story line. Max's "bad day" started when he was a kid and killed his grandmother by putting his chair on her oxygen tube. And he ran his daughter over at one point. On this particular morning, he breaks a bowl of jello and accidentally stabs his wife in the heart with a broken piece of the glass, then follows that up by accidentally knocking the neighbor into the wall phone, killing her. Oh, let's not forget that he got stuck in cement while trying to dump his wife's body, after his car broke down on the way to do it. Or the fact that he was exposed by two words from a little girl: ... read more

November 16, 2006: Double Take

Okay, so I'm going to need your help with this one. "But Dave, why would you need my help writing your blog" you ask? Why? Because I didn't get it. It's as simple as that. I could lie and write something up that I think gives the impression that I knew what I was talking about and then all of you guys would see right through that. So instead, I tell the truth. I didn't understand this episode at all. Well, I did get the last 5 minutes. This reporter feels he'd be exposed by his boss for fake journalism so he kills her only to see "her" later and kills "her" again (in reality it's her twin). I also got the commericals. Nothing hard to understand about them. But take that scene and the ads out and I was lost for the rest of the hour. Here's what I do know: 1. The only person who really knew both twins existed was their mother who gave them up for adoption when she got put away. The twins didn't even know the other half existed. 2. Dr. Robbins had a twin that died while still in the wo... read more

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CSI Crime Scene Investigation, George Eads, Eric Szmanda courtesy Sonja Flemming/CBS
CSI Crime Scene Investigation, Eric Szmanda courtesy Sonja Flemming/CBS
CSI Crime Scene Investigation, Laurence Fishburne, Marg Helgenberger, Eric Szmanda, George Eads courtesy Monty Brinton/CBS
CSI Crime Scene Investigation, Marg Helgenberger, David Berman, Eric Szmanda courtesy Monty Brinton/CBS
CSI Crime Scene Investigation, Marg Helgenberger, Laurence Fishburne, Jorja Fox, Eric Szmanda courtesy Sonja Flemming/CBS
CSI, William Petersen, Eric Szmanda, George Eads, Lauren Lee Smith, Marg Helgenberger courtesy Adam Taylor/CBS
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