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CBS Shows (Survivor, CSI, Numb3rs) on iTunes

Apple and CBS announced that they are now offering prime time shows from CBS on the iTunes Music Store.

The new shows include Numb3rs, Survivor and CSI (Miami and NY) and are offered for $1.99 per episode.

The new CBS offerings include episodes from the just-completed 2005/2006 season, and earlier for some series, as well as the upcoming season which starts in September. New episodes in the fall will be available on iTunes the day after they appear on the network.

While CBS previously provided NCAA tournament episodes to iTunes in March, this represents the first of CBS's drama series on iTunes. CBS previously offered Survivor episodes from their own website for $1.99/episode.

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