WTF!?!?!?

Shouldn't be up but doing last minute homework and so wanted to check if TNT is replaying season 2 of WaT since season 1 is in syndication already. So checked tv listings for WaT, TNT is still in season 1 so then I checked this week's new episode from CBS to find out what's happening. Looked at the cast part of the episode description, did double take, and am now screaming WTF in my head right now. Look at the cast part, Enrique isn't in this episode at all. What the hell have the producers done with him?!?!? I want my Danny back. Wouldn't be surprised if he just asked to be written out of the script because he's been getting so little screen time so he can focus on getting other actings gigs. M/S was bad enough, now this. -flails around madly then goes to a corner and hides and curses producers-"4.0" The team uncovers the secret life of a 16-year-old student at a top-notch girls school in Manhattan, who disappeared after her friends left for an SAT prep course. Cast: Anthony LaPaglia, Poppy Montgomery, Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Eric Close, Michelle Horn, Brooke Nevin, Karla Mae Maloney, Alanna Boatright, Gia Carides, Brian Skala, Joey Gray, Nathan Anderson, Rob Nagle, Kathrine Narducci. Director(s): Ken Collins. Producer(s): Jerry Bruckheimer, Jonathan Littman , Ed Redlich , David Nutter, Hank Steinberg. Writer(s): Jennifer Levin. -crawls out of corner long enough to remark- Huh, interesting Greggo's not in this week's CSI either. Wonder why. -crawls back to corner and continues cursing-Who Shot Sherlock", Episode #511. A Sherlock Holmes enthusiast is murdered in his perfectly re-created, Victorian-era, Baker Street study, and the CSI team needs to find the killer. Cast: William Petersen, Marg Helgenberger, Gary Dourdan, George Eads, Jorja Fox, Paul Guilfoyle, Robert David Hall, David Berman, Wallace Langham, Jose Zuniga, Archie Kao, Marc Vann, Ted Rooney, Rod McLachlan, Sebastian Roche, Catherine Dent, Lisa Waltz, Steve Heinze, John Krasinsksi, Gus Buktenica. Director(s): Ken Fink. Producer(s): Jerry Bruckheimer, Carol Mendelsohn, Ann Donahue, Anthony Zuiker, William Petersen. Writer(s): David Rambo, Richard Catalani.