On March 4, Gary Sinise and the CSI: NY gang jumped into shooting an intense episode with the CSIs attempting to nab one of NYC's most wanted.

"Everyone was rejuvenated," says exec producer Pam Veasey of the gang. Case in point: Melina Kanakaredes and Carmine Giovinazzo.

Numbers' David Krumholtz wasn't slated to film any scenes on March 4, but he still turned up to get a haircut and pal around with his on-screen bro, Rob Morrow.

Morrow didn't have it so easy: After a bruising take simulating a meth-lab bust, he announced, I hope you got it, because I can't do it again!

On the Rules of Engagement set, David Spade and Megyn Price review their first script while Patrick Warburton gets into the joking spirit between touch-ups: Mr. Spade is the sharp wit. Although physically, I can take him, he says.

Spade, Bianca Kajlich, Oliver Hudson, Price and Warburton gathered for their long-awaited curtain call. I love the audience, says Price. There is so much energy coming from them, and it feels like we are all in it together.

"The mood was fantastic," says NCIS executive producer Shane Brennan of the March 4 return. Clearly! Mark Harmon and Cote de Pablo chuckle between takes.

Meanwhile, Michael Weatherly hammed it up. Appropriately enough, in the first episode back - titled "Stakeout" - Weatherly delivers the line, "It feels like we've been sitting around doing nothing for months."

On March 6, The Game's Wendy Raquel Robinson, Brittany Daniel and Tia Mowry congratulated themselves on a job well done.