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In " F-T-F ", Natalia learns from a new trace tech that she was a case study at the local university. She also shows superiority and a scientific knowledge when showing the tech how to analyze a piece of evidence. She and Walter also set up a meeting with a suspect who believes they are a teenage girl over the internet. She and Ryan then catch the suspect, who waited for Eric and Horatio at the set-up. While walking to her Hummer, she is kidnapped by Clarkson who begs for her to prove his innocence.

Natalia manages to escape her binds in the back of Clarkson's van as he is driving and fights him, causing the van to topple down a slope. She is rescued by Horatio but Clarkson escapes. Natalia then goes through evidence with Ryan Wolfe, Calleigh Duquesne and Eric Delko as she wonders if Clarkson was telling the truth, while her colleagues worry if it is a form of post traumatic stress disorder and realizes that Clarkson is in fact innocent, and is therefore able to convict the real murderer.

At the end of the episode, Natalia watches sadly as Clarkson is taken to jail for her kidnapping. She sustained a broken arm and a wound on her forehead and cheek from her kidnapping. In " Mayday ", Natalia discovers a connection between escapee serial killer Jack Toller and Randy North , a man she arrested yet helped four years ago. After discovering Randy has had further contact with Toller, he is summoned to a hearing to decide whether he should keep custody of his two children.

Randy begs Natalia to defend him at the hearing, which she tries but her attempts are hindered by a state attorney. Randy continues to beg her to help him get his children back, but Natalia is called to continue investigating the case.

At the end of the ninth season finale, Horatio Caine is shot in the stomach while Natalia is locked in the trunk of a car by Randy, which is then set in motion, rolling into the ocean. Even as the car is sinking she's trying desperately to call out for help using her cell phone however, it seems that none of the calls were going through suggesting they were both in an area without cell phone service.

Unfortunately, Horatio could not stop the car as it sinks into the water. In the follow-up episode " Countermeasures ", Natalia is saved by Horatio, who managed to get to his feet in time and dove into the water to save her even though he was also seriously wounded.

Despite being traumatized by the event and lamenting all of the close calls she had the previous year, Natalia manages to pull herself together when Wolfe encouraged her to not give up.

She continues working on the case, getting Randy to divulge a way to get in contact with his accomplice, escaped serial killer Jack Toller , which leads to his recapture. Natalia and coworker Eric Delko previously dated in season four. Later on, they broke up because of a pregnancy scare episode , " Skeletons ". It was also subtly suggested that Natalia had slept with Eric to get information on the lab episode , " One of Our Own ". Even if that was true, Eric remains protective of Natalia when her ex-husband Nick intrudes into crime scenes and harasses her.

In episode " Throwing Heat ", Natalia always asks if Eric is all right and teases him. In season 5, Natalia is now a CSI trainee, but to her grief and misery, she discovers that her ex-husband is out of prison and he serves her a restraining order. Nick begins working for a private crime-scene cleanup company. The situation is difficult as Natalia is forced to make terms with Nick so that he would drop the restraining order.

Nick says that the restraining order that she filed against him has expired. In episode , " Come As You Are ", Natalia is shocked to find out that Nick had asked out lab technician Maxine Valera on a date and that she had accepted. In season 6 episode , " Deep Freeze " it was revealed that the after effects of Nick breaking Natalia's arm is the reason she can't use a shotgun.

After she dislocated her arm, Eric Delko put it back in. This and the chain of events that occur, result in Calleigh and Jake's possible break-up. Later in the season, Natalia uncovers a corrupt FBI agent and how an extramarital affair led to the death of a young woman, for which the FBI agent was arrested. He was considering asking her out after she came to visit him at a crime scene. They had one date in Season 4, but it's clear she was not as into him as he was into her.

In spite of this, it is obvious that Natalia became more protective of Ryan and cares about him and being the only one who believes him when the others CSIs doubt him.

He urges her to go see a doctor. In season 9, episode 1, after Jesse Cardoza is killed, the CSI's play a game of basketball to honor him. Natalia and Ryan Wolfe play on different teams, but are often seen playing together, even hugging in the middle of the game. That's right: As some of you might not know, given the show's end and its longevity as an internet joke, CSI: Miami is the meme-able series with the sunglasses and the cry of "Yeeeeeeeah!

Still, the show has a lot to offer viewers looking for a change of pace in their primetime police dramas. Most viewers remember Horatio, but you might not remember the rest of the show's characters — nor do you probably know much about where their actors are today. Here's what the cast of CSI: Miami has been up to since the show's finale in We should probably start with the guy everyone remembers: David Caruso starred on CSI: Miami as Horatio Caine, the head of Miami's crime lab and an aficionado of both punny one-liners and stylish sunglasses.

Caruso was a fairly big name actor when he signed up as the show's lead, but he hasn't had a single role since CSI: Miami came to a close. What gives? That kind of depends on who you ask. Caruso appears to have retired from acting —- there are some reports that he chose to retire in order to focus on opening art galleries and installations.

At the same time, there are also rumors that roles for him completely dried up: Caruso has a reputation for being a bit of a diva that goes as far back as his early days on NYPD Blue. Steven Bochco, the showrunner for NYPD Blue , called Caruso's behavior "cancerous" and said of the actor, "Most people don't function well in a dysfunctional environment, but Caruso loved it because he was the source of all the discontent, and it empowered him.

Caruso has plenty of old roles you can return to from his pre- CSI: Miami days, including parts in First Blood , Session 9, and more, but you won't see him on screen in anything more contemporary. You could say the series was his She's only had a few roles since the show concluded in She is not technically retired as an actress, but she has turned her focus to other things.

After the series ended, she had a two-episode guest spot on the USA series White Collar , and also starred in the film Love Everlasting. That movie was released in , and is Procter's last credited role to date.

According to Procter's website , she has shifted her focus from entertainment to philanthropy. She started a nonprofit organization in called Ground Breakers that works to help children and adults in compromised circumstances.

Actor Adam Rodriguez did not appear on every episode of CSI: Miami , but his character is one of only three who is a part of the show from the beginning to the end.

As its turns out, that skill translates to Rodriguez's off-screen life: The actor has gone on to quite a bit of success, both in film and on other television series. He also had a substantial role as Luke Alvez over the course of the last few seasons of Criminal Minds , and was part of the central ensemble on Penny Dreadful: City of Angels , where he played Raul Vega. Linn fit very naturally into his role as a stern-but-likeable member of the force, and his character evolution over the show's 10 seasons is one of the series' most natural and enjoyable.

Linn continues to find work in movies and television, though he definitely lands bigger and more memorable roles on the small screen. He's had a number of solid television roles in the years since as well. On a fun side note, as of this writing, Linn is also dating country music legend Reba McEntire!

Wolfe is one in a long line of cop show characters who use their very much unrealistically depicted OCD to their advantage: Wolfe's attention to detail and abilities in the lab border on superhuman. Togo appeared in a number of larger movies and series prior to CSI: Miami , but that hasn't generally been the case since the show went off the air.

Ryan's cameraman is caught and nearly killed by a mantrap hidden in the sand to protect a stash of drugs. This, along with other evidence, helps to reveal the carjacker's true cause of death. Eventually, Ryan realizes that the sensationalism and glamor of television does not further the cause of justice.

He leaves the station and reconciles with Horatio, who warns Ryan that his every action will be scrutinized closely. Ryan accepts this, and will evidently return to his former occupation episode , " Kill Switch ". Unfortunately, the bureaucracy within MDPD prevents Ryan from immediately resuming his duties at the crime lab and as such does not get paid. He finds temporary employment at a gun range, where he becomes integral in linking a weapon stolen from the same range to a man who murdered a parole officer episode , " Dangerous Son ".

Horatio subsequently calls on Wolfe to serve as a bodyguard for a young woman being stalked by hundreds of people after a picture of her posted online made her instantly famous. While he takes his duties seriously even foiling what he thought was a kidnap attempt , Ryan nonetheless exhibits disappointment that he can not yet rejoin the team episode , " Cyber-lebrity ".

Because money is tight, Ryan then takes a job as an expert witness in crime-scene procedure. His first case brings him into direct conflict with Natalia , because he intends to challenge her protocol in collecting evidence because she did not take it immediately to the lab.

Natalia believes that Ryan set her up she went to the gun range where Ryan worked to keep an appointment with an expert shooter , to which Ryan heatedly points out that he follows the evidence episode , " Inside Out ".

Ryan is eventually reinstated episode , " Sunblock ". At the end of the season 6 finale, Wolfe is sent a text message reading "It is done. Horatio Caine. Prior to this, he had been paged by someone while questioning a suspect with Calleigh. He leaves, telling Calleigh he'd explain things later. He finally is confronted by a very angry and confused Calleigh and Eric, both of whom believe he had a hand in Horatio's shooting.

Wolfe, without going into much detail with them at the time, assisted in the staging of Horatio's death to help him go underground, and flush out the distributor of the fused alloy bullets, Saris. By the time they confronted him, Wolfe had already released Horatio's body to the coroner, who in turn released Horatio to the Feds.

Horatio later surfaces, and proceeds to explain to a crestfallen Eric the plan in greater detail, as well as his selection of Wolfe to assist in the plan. He explained to Eric that this was to prevent endangering anyone else's career should the plan fail in capturing Saris.

In episode , " Wrecking Crew ", it was revealed that Wolfe is afraid of heights while going up to the crane's control area to investigate. In episode , " The DeLuca Motel ", Wolfe becomes concerned for Delko after it was revealed he was staying in a cheap motel, much to the surprise of the team.

Wolfe took his concerns to Caine, who said he would look into it on Wolfe's behalf after Wolfe mentioned seeing signs Delko may not be telling the team the whole truth as to the reason behind his stay there. Wolfe later asked Delko directly if he was in any danger, after discovering that the bullet which grazed Delko's arm while at the motel was of a much higher caliber than the one used to murder the suspect found dead in the motel pool.

Eventually, Wolfe's concerns were proven to be well-founded, as Delko's biological father had indeed hired a sniper to shoot Delko and others. This was also the reason Delko's mother obtained falsified documents for Eric, who was only an infant at the time he had arrived in the United States Delko had previously been told by his mother he was born in the US , since she stated to Eric that his biological father was a wicked man. At the end of episode , " Target Specific " , Wolfe was kidnapped by the Russian Mob when they blew his tire out.

Meanwhile, the rest of the team tried to figure out who killed their suspect; Delko attempted to call Wolfe, but couldn't reach him. Wolfe was subsequently shown tied up and a member of the Russian Mob warning him that if he didn't cooperate with them, he'd lose something.

Wolfe responded that he'll never tell them anything and told the guy to go to hell. The guy then proceeded to punch him in the face, with Wolfe still screaming, "go to hell. In episode , " Wolfe in Sheep's Clothing ", Wolfe refuses to help the Russians with whatever they are planning. After Wolfe repeatedly told them he will never work for them, the man torturing him yanks a tooth out as punishment. Wolfe finally gave up after his torturer warns him that his men have Billy and will do the same thing they did to Wolfe.

When Wolfe was in his bathroom after the torture he cleans himself up and cuts a piece of his shirt he wore of the kidnapping with no blood on it and puts it in his kit. Upon going to the crime scene, he scoops up a 9MM bullet casing, that ended up being a critical piece of evidence in the case.

He called Mark Gantry to try to warn him about Billy but Mark never picks up. Soon Ryan tells Horatio what's going on after Horatio discovers that Ryan had taken over Mark's debt. Ryan also touches the security guard's jacket with his bare hands in the lab, something which surprises Calleigh, who has always known him as being meticulous to a fault. At the end, Horatio told Wolfe that the Russians underestimated him at the same time Wolfe realized that not only the Russian Mob is watching the team, but are trying to break them up.

In " Collateral Damage ", as Kyle and Tara prep a victim of a grenade attack and discuss the case with Ryan, a second grenade which was lodged inside a victim's shoe falls to the ground and detonates inside the autopsy room.

None of them are seriously hurt, but as Wolfe gets his bearings, he discovers Tara is frantically picking up prescription pills off the floor instead of trying to preserve case evidence. This alerts Wolfe to the fact that she may have an addiction to painkillers and talks to her about it. He cites his own issues with gambling, including how he went to great lengths to hide it, and how it nearly cost him everything.

She assures him that she will deal with it, but he warns her that if he catches her again, he won't be able to cover for her.