The top 10 neighbors for CSI: NY span food brands, auto, telecom, department stores, and fellow TV shows — with no single neighbor pulling far ahead of the rest.

The shape is flat: scores run from Wheat Thins at 0.94 down to Pepsi at 0.89, a narrow band of roughly five points across ten entries. By subcategory, the mix is genuinely cross-kind: only three of the ten neighbors are TV Shows — CSI Miami on CBS (0.93), 2 Broke Girls (0.90), and Let's Make a Deal (0.90). The remaining seven are consumer brands: Valvoline (social) (0.93) in auto, Verizon (0.91) in telecom, JCPenney (social) (0.90) in department stores, Skittles (0.90) in sweets, and Pepsi (0.89) in beverages. The three fellow TV Shows are not genre-matched procedurals — a game show and a sitcom sit alongside the one franchise sibling — which means shared genre is not the organizing principle here. The dominant pattern is mainstream consumer brand audiences: packaged food, snacks, beverages, and mass retail, categories that together account for the majority of the top 10.

The flat, cross-kind shape suggests CSI: NY's audience overlaps broadly with the general American consumer market rather than clustering tightly around any single content genre or brand category.