The second and final season of CSI: Cyber is finally crossing the pond. CBS Justice, who recently aired the show's first season, have announced plans to air season two in 2020. This would mark the UK TV premiere for the second season after the previous UK broadcaster, Channel 5, opted not air it. CSI: Cyber is distributed internationally by CBS Studios International. 
Matt Lanter is set for a run in with the FBI. The former 90210 star has booked a guest starring role on the second season of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation spin-off CSI Cyber, which counts Patricia Arquette and Ted Danson amongst its cast members. Lanter will play an "attractive hacker" and really intriguing guy, who lives his life through the Internet and builds relationships with the people whose lives he hacks into. He hacks into people’s lives, then they become part of his life. 
D.B. Russell is joining the FBI. Ted Danson has joined the cast of CSI: Cyber as a series regular for its upcoming second season. He will reprise his role as Criminalist DB Russell, a character he first started playing on the twelfth season of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. 
CBS is close to making a final decision on the fate of their CSI franchise. TVWise understand that, as has been hinted at for months, CBS execs have opted to give CSI: Crime Scene Investigation a final send off. Now I cant confirm the rumours that the send off will be a two-hour TV movie, but that is one scenario being considered, with another one being a 8 episode send off similar to what USA Network did for Law & Order: Criminal Intent back in 2011. In addition, CBS is close to ordering a 13 episode second season of CSI: Cyber. 
CBS has locked down launch dates for their two midseason dramas: Battle Creek, which hails from Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan and House showrunner David Shore, and the latest CSI spin-off CSI: Cyber, starring Patricia Arquette, James Van Der Beek and Peter MacNicol. 
Channel 5 has struck a deal with CBS Studios International to acquire the exclusive first run UK broadcast rights to 'NCIS: New Orleans' and 'CSI: Cyber'.