leave, pending a full investigation into his whereabouts at the time Holly was shot before telling the team to get ready to pull a double. Continuity The Royce Harmon murder is the first of a series involving Paul Millander, who would appear again in "Anonymous" and "Identity Crisis". Charlotte tells Grissom that if he wants to be different he should pin her up against a wall. In Invisible Evidence, Grissom pins Sara against the wall. Reception In its original broadcast, "Pilot" finished 8th in the Nielsen ratings for the week of October 2–8, 2000, with an 11.8 rating and 21 share. Meaning that it was seen by 11.8 percent of all adults aged 18 to 49, and 21 percent of all 18- to 49-year-olds watching television at the time of the broadcast. With an estimated 17.3 million viewers tuning in, it was the third highest-rated show on CBS that week, following episodes of Everybody Loves Raymond and 60 Minutes. The episode was also the most watched new series of the week. The episode won casting director April Webster the Artios Award for Best Casting for a Dramatic Pilot. It was nominated for the Golden Reel Award for Best Sound Editing in a Television Episode (Mace Matiosian, supervising sound editor; David Rawlinson, supervising sound editor; David F. Van Slyke, sound editor). "Pilot" received a Creative Arts Emmy Award nomination for Outstanding Single Camera Picture Editing for a Series (Alex Mackie, editor; Alec Smight, editor). The episode also earned a nomination for Best Edited One-Hour Series for Television from the American Cinema Editors. References External links "Pilot" at CSI Files CSI: Crime Scene Investigation episodes CSI 2000 American television episodes ru:Pilot (CSI)