CSI: NY

The man inside the timpani should have been able to easily take its head off after it was modified since it must be hard to stuff a person in one and then artfully put the head back on.

Even though enough time has gone by for the lab to be rebuilt after last season's finale, there's no continuity to Danny's severe hand injury and Adam's physical and psychological torture from 3x24 Snow Day. Even though there has been enough time for their injuries to clear up, Adam would most likely have some trauma and Danny would suffer from his fingers having been badly broken since as he revealed himself in 1x22 The Closer a hand injury was what ended his baseball career after he broke his wrist. His career depends a big deal in his ability to use his hands to do detailed job.

Adam can be seen wearing one dog tag.

Goof: The coroner finds a ticket stub in the throat of the victim whose tongue was cut out, but since this man died in the ER, wouldn't ER staff have found it while trying to stop the bleeding and save his life?

The flight number for Mac's flight home from London is 401 which also happens to be the episode reference number.

Goof: The 3 major London airports (Heathrow, Stansted and Gatwick) require photo check-in as part of their security protocol. This involves having your picture taken at check-in, then when boarding the plane the boarding pass is scanned and the picture double checked (the picture is displayed on a screen behind the desk and is visible to anyone waiting to board). This is standard procedure for all flights but this does not happen when Mac is boarding the plane.

Wardrobe malfunction: In the first part of the show, we see Mac wearing a long sleeved dark grey tee and black pants. Mid episode, everybody changes clothes, and Mac is wearing a black short-sleeved tee and black sweatpants, with a grey stripe on the sides. Towards the end of the episode, we see Mac wearing the grey tee again, while everybody else is wearing the second set of clothes.

The new 3-D equipment in the autopsy lab is made by Actuality Systems and is called the Perspecta Display 1.9. It is designed to create a hologram-like image that gives a 360 degree view that can be viewed by multiple users simultaneously. The website actually features the following blurb: as seen in the autopsy lab of the hit series CSI: NY.

Statue of Liberty Access: The upper regions of the Statue of Liberty have been closed to visitors for various reasons throughout its history. Most often, the torch and crown have been the restricted areas due to structural safety concerns. However, the entire interior of the hollow statue has been off limits to the public since 11 September 2001. A bill to reopen the statue was introduced in the US Senate in 2006, but the National Park Service, which runs the monument, maintains that it will be closed indefinitely.

Stella can speak Italian.