SPOILER WARNING IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN RECENT SEASONS (4 & 5). At the end of this episode, Horation goes to his brother's grave but in, I think, the 4th season, we find out that Raymond isn't dead, so whose body is buried in the grave? There was obviously a funeral because in an episode earlier this season, Horatio had a little booklet thingy from a funeral about his brother. Whose body is buried in Raymond Caine Senior's grave? [Many people whose body is not recovered still have gravesites with tombstones after memorial services. Or it could have been a closed casket with weights in it.] Answered by Myridon

In the last few episodes of series 1, Horatio tells a few people that they will be spending the next few years a jail. But sometimes he says a 6x6 cell and others a 6x9 cell. So I was wondering do the sizes of cells usually differ or was it just a slip of the tongue?? [Yes, sizes of jails differ.]

How did they locate David Penrod the second time? [Earlier in the episode, Horatio tells Mac that Penrod was seen in Tribeca getting his leg set, only to bolt when he learned a nurse wised up the cops. Caine and the NYPD probably got Penrod's address from the hospital.] Answered by Cubs Fan

According to imdb.com, Alana De La Garza (Marisol) is in this episode. I didn't see Marisol anywhere, what did I miss?

Episode 419, "Driven". I feel like a scene was missing when I watched this episode. When Delko comes to see if Valera and Boa Vista found anything on the rope, Boa Vista is angry for something that happened between them earlier and says "I was just worried about Marisol", indicating that whatever she is upset about happened in this episode. However I didn't see her earlier in the episode and at no point was Delko talking to her. What event is she referring to here?

Are the episodes of this season re-edited when they air abroad? I live in Europe and sometimes when an episode airs it feels as if a scene has been left out, characters refer back to things or are upset about things that have not been shown in the episode. Some scenes begin with what seem like the middle of a conversation, for example one scene with Calleigh and Horatio begins with Horatio saying "I don't want you to worry about that" and then moving on to a different topic. Also the episode recaps on cbs.com don't follow the episodes. For example the episode "Driven", the recap says Horatio told Marisol to stay with him, then later on went home to check on her and told her someone had broken in to her house. When I saw the episode he told her that someone had broken in to her house so she should stay with him, and he doesn't go home to her until the end of the episode.