'CSI: Cyber' Season 2 Latest News: Technology Can Be Horrifying, Says Charlie Koontz
"CSI: Cyber" star Charley Koontz admits that when he first joined the show, the script and the words they used were "all abstract." The good thing, though, is that everything is thoroughly explained, and now that the show is on its second season, he says that he's gotten to a point that he's comfortable with the terms. With deeper knowledge about technology and the Internet, Koontz admits that it can all be "horrifying" sometimes.
In a recent chat with Assignment X, he said that the Internet is so free to everyone that there's so little that authorities can regulate about it. "So the show is celebrating technology, it's amazing, and all the things we can do with it. They can be horrifying, like anything. Peanut butter is fantastic, but if you eat a giant bucket of it, it's not going to go that great," he said. Koontz encourages everyone to be responsible and be more aware about it.
The actor also teased "CSI: Cyber" fans on what to expect from the upcoming second half of season 2. "It's a lot more about the characters and a lot more about having a job that takes eighteen hours to crack one code makes it somewhat difficult to have a family life and/or relationships that are interpersonal in any kind of way," he said. Viewers can remember how dramatic it got for Koontz's character, Daniel Krumitz, last season, after his sister killed the man who was responsible for their parents' death. Fans can't wait to see what's in store for them next Sunday, once the show returns from hiatus.
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On the other hand, the episode summary of the next episode of "CSI: Cyber" season 2 episode 11 was posted by TV Guide, and it reads, "The team investigates what appears to be a hack into air traffic control's communication system, but a greater threat emerges when a flight vanishes into thin air, and the team is drawn into the world's first case of cyber-hijacking."
Marcus Giamatti will be back next episode, which is titled "404: Flight Not Found," as Artie Sneed, a tech expert, who first appeared in the beginning of the season. Other guest stars include Emmitt Smith as himself, Sean Blakemore as FBI Director Silver, Marcus Ashley as Irvin Minkler, Brian Howe as Richard Reynolds, Dameon Clarke Edward Daniels, and Marisol Ramirez as Margaret Stoller.
"CSI: Cyber" season 2 episode 11 will air next Sunday, Jan. 10, on CBS.
