COPS chase baker team in new CSI show: Crime Scene Investigators hunt down touring pro squad.

NEW YORK -- CBS has added a new twist to its highly-rated detective series Crime Scene Investigators. Now joining CSI, CSI: Miami, and CSI: Sheboygan, Wisconsin, comes CSI: Baker Tour. In this reality-based version of the series, an actual team of elite investigators will be filmed as they cross the country examining crime scenes left behind by the Baker crew. Devastated hotel rooms, incinerated skatespots, crappy graffiti, and distraught farmers' daughters will be among the evidence the detectives will scrutinize. Every tool in the cops' arsenal will be used to chase down the offending pro skaters: Audio experts will decipher screeching voice messages left by Dustin Dollin. DNA will be extracted from sweat-stained couches left by a shirtless Braydon Szafranski. Kevin Long's hair samples will be found at A-list New York night clubs. And lab techs will trace the cubic zirconia origins of Terry Kennedy's costume jewelry.

For narrative effect, two actors will join the real-life detectives. Saved By The Bell's Dustin Diamond and NFL legend Dick Butkus will play unlikely partners who find that, in a world of hi-jinx, the only one they can trust ... is each other.