The richest ‘CSI’ cast members, ranked by net worth

After appearing on “Gilmore Girls” and “The King of Queens,” Jon Wellner picked up the role of Henry Andrews on “CSI.” He went on to film rolls in “Grad Night” and “Ocean's Thirteen” as well.

Jorja Fox had a good run on “ER” as Dr. Maggie Doyle, and a quick year on “The West Wing” before joining the “CSI” crew as Sara Sidle, first in a regular then recurring role.

Eric Szmanda, aka Greg Sanders, came into the show relatively fresh-faced, but he made about $8 million during his tenure.

Before taking on the role of coroner Al Robbins, Robert David Hall had previously appeared in “Beverly Hills, 90210," "Starship Troopers," and "The Practice.”

Though he has appeared in more episodes than any other actor, all but two of the total 337, Eads only has the third-highest net worth on the show, though stacking up 13 mill for the role of Nick Stokes ain’t bad.

Before he was captain Jim Brass, Paul Guilfoyle had a significant stage and film career, including spots in “Howard the Duck," "Beverly Hills Cop II," and "Miami Vice."

Marg Helgenberger has won quite a few acting awards for her roles, both on “CSI” and elsewhere. She got an Emmy in 1996 for her appearance on ABC series “China Beach” and several People's Choice Awards for her role as Catherine Willows on “CSI.”

At one point, William Petersen was earning $600,000 per episode on “CSI” for his role as Dr. Gil Grissom, and he has producer credits on the show as well, not to mention a number of movie credits. All that puts him well above Eads.

Easily the most famous person to grace the “CSI” set, Ted Danson appeared in 84 episodes of the show, but earned an astounding $80 million from roles on other hit TV shows like “Cheers” and “The Good Place.”