Rob Zombie set to direct episode of 'CSI: Miami'
'Halloween' helmer's episode will air in March
Rob Zombie
Credit: Amanda Schwab/AP
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Rob Zombie will make his television directorial debut on an upcoming episode of "CSI: Miami."
CBS says the rocker and filmmaker will bring the Miami crime-solving team to Los Angeles in a story that involves secret tape recordings and evidence tampering.
Production began Wednesday on the episode slated to air March 1.
Zombie previously directed the horror films "Halloween,""Halloween II,""The Devil's Rejects" and "House of 1000 Corpses."
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