I guess you could call this one, "computers go where no man--oops, I
mean no avatar--has gone before":
The October 24 episode of "CSI New York" takes place partly inside
Second Life, where an investigator attempts to track down the
fugitive avatar of a murder victim. After the show, viewers can go
online to Second Life, get their own CSI kit, and try to solve the
murder depicted in the show. They'll have plenty of time: the TV
episode in which the murder is revealed will be broadcast in February.
Think I'm joking? There's a story about this in the Arts section of
Thursday's New York Times. You can see a clip on nytimes.com/
television.
--Constance Warner
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