‘CSI’ Guest Stars Through the Years: Justin Bieber, Holly Madison, Wolfgang Puck and More (PHOTOS) TV Insider Staff September 23, 2015, 10:00 am Comments CSI Star Cameos A slew of special guest stars have appeared through the years on CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, including Kevin Federline (as in Britney's ex) on a Season 7 episode titled (what else?) "Fannysmackin'." And even Ray Donovan's Liev Schreiber guested as Gil Grissom's (William Petersen) temporary replacement on Season 7. Other one-offs have included Faye Dunaway (Bonnie and Clyde), Roger Daltrey of The Who (whose song "Who Are You?" opens CSI) and Danny Bonaduce (The Partridge Family). As the innovative show closes its Las Vegas lab doors after 15 seasons with a two-hour TV movie special on Sunday, September 27, take a trip down memory lane. Here are some other notable guest appearances (Bieber! Ozzy! Wolfgang!), most of whom appeared on later seasons and some of whom ended up in the interrogation room. Sonja Flemming/CBS Justin Bieber Season 11 – Episodes: “Targets of Obsessions” and “Shock Waves” Baby-faced Biebs played Jason McCann, a serial killer who was also a bomber. Rascal Flatts Season 10 - Episode: "Unshockable" As themselves, the band was playing a concert when one of them was almost electocuted. Method Man Season 6 - Episode: "Poppin' Tags" | Season 7 - Episode: "Big Shots" | Season 8 - Episode: "Drops' Out" | Season 11 - Episode: "Pool Shark" The rapper had a recurring role in four episodes on different seasons as Drops, a nightclub promoter. Sonja Flemming/CBS Holly Madison Season 11 – Episode: “Pool Shark” In the same Season 11 ep with Method Man, the Girls Next Door celeb had a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it role as “Hot Blonde” in a bikini. Wolfgang Puck Season 14 – Episode: “A Last Supper” Starring as himself, the famous chef was a guest judge on a Top Chef-esque cooking competition show, Elite Chef. Sonja Flemming/CBS Ann-Margret Season 11 – Episode: “Sqweegel” The legendary Bye-Bye Birdie star played a Vegas philanthropist who died at the hands of a killer, called Sqweegel, who wore a patent-leather suit. Carrot Top Season 11 – Episode: “Man Up” After a dead prostitute is found, the stand-up comedian (playing himself) was questioned by the CSI team. Dita Von Teese Season 11 - Episode: "A Kiss Before Frying" Not straying too far from her real-life occupation, Von Teese starred as a sexy club performer named Rita Von Squeeze (real name: Ellen Whitebridge), but one who also moonlighted as a serial killer. CBS David Cassidy Season 13 – Episode: “Last Woman Standing” Leaving his Patridge Family days behind, Cassidy guested as Peter Coe, a skilled poker player. Black Sabbath (Ozzy Osbourne, Ton Iommi, Geezer Butler) Season 13 - Episode: "Skin in the Game" On the 2013 finale, the band performed a song ("End of the Beginning") from their just-released album, 13, Sharon Osbourne Season 15 – Episode: “Dead Rails” Following in her husband’s footsteps, Sharon stopped by as Elise Massey, a shady pool hall manager. Monty Brinton/CBS John Ratzenberger Season 14, Episode: “Torch Song” For one ep, former Cheers co-stars Ratzenberger and Ted Danson reunited. Ratzenberger played Stu Kirchoff, the owner of a night club that burned down, opposite Danson’s CSI boss, D.B. Russell. Monty Brinton/CBS Jordin Sparks Season 14, Episode: “Check In and Check Out” As Alison Stone, the American Idol winner played a teacher found during a fatal stabbing at a motel. Gene Simmons Season 14, Episode: "Long Road Home" Starring as himself, the KISS frontman provided evidence to solve a case involving a mysterious band. Robert Voets/CBS Lea Thompson Season 14, Episode: “Under a Cloud” Another mini-reunion came about when Thompson, starring as defense criminalist Jennifer Rhodes, worked alongside her former Back to the Future castmate, Elizabeth Shue. Mark-Paul Gosselaar Season 15, Episodes: "The CSI Effect," "The Twin Paradox," "The Greater Good," and "The End Game" It was double the trouble when Mark-Paul Gosselaar had a four-ep arc, playing twins Jared Briscoe (a Death Row inmate known as the Gig Harbor Killer) and Paul Winthrop (a respected real-estate businessman). 1 of More About CSI Matt Roush’s Original CSI Review Why CSI Almost Didn’t Make It to CBS CSI Ends With One Final Investigation CSI on TV Guide Magazine Covers Through the Years CSI: Crime Scene Investigation 1Did Savannah Guthrie Just Let Slip She Is Quitting ‘Today’ Show, Too?2How Long Will ‘Slow Horses’ Run After Season 5?3‘Matlock’ Star Kathy Bates Details Her Incredible 100-Pound Weight Loss4‘SNL’: See Trump, Harris, Biden & More Square Off in ‘Family Feud’ Spoof5‘Tracker’ Introduces New Ongoing Mystery & Love Interest for Colter in Season 2 Premiere