Facts
- The title of this episode, "Frame", may refer to either a presumably innocent person who is caused to appear guilty or a decorated border for a picture – or both. In this case, Goren is framed for killing his brother, Frank, and he discovers a picture of the two brothers framed near his mother's grave.
- This also notes that Goren's nephew Donny Carlson, is still missing; not even Nicole Wallace or Declan Gage knew where he was; because Goren stated, "Nicole doesn't have Donny, if she did she would have sent a more recent photo."
- This episode also denotes that Donny Carlson is Goren's only known or mentioned living relative. In "Faithfully" (which was the episode set to air after "Frame") Goren is seen sitting with family at the dinner table, so he possibly has more siblings than Frank. Later in that episode, he shows Eames a picture of his niece. He also hints in "Frame" that Wallace thought Frank was all he had, next to Donny.
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