Trivia / Caso Cerrado

• Adored by the Network:
  • Telemundo airs it at least two hours a day, with sometimes even more than that.
  • The Spanish network TEN also fell in love with it, going as far as to air six hour marathons four days a week at one point.
• Banned in China: The show is banned by the government in Venezuela.^note The official reason given is that it's due to its content, but a widely-speculated unofficial reason is that it's due to Ana María Polo, an ardent Cuban dissident, openly expressing her opposition to the Chavist Venezuelan government.
• Keep Circulating the Tapes / Missing Episode: A lot of episodes prior to 2014 (especially the earlier seasons) are completely lost, with the official Caso Cerrado YouTube channel only uploading episodes from 2014 onwards, as well as modern TV broadcasts only broadcasting episodes from 2014 onwards, rarery airing episodes from previous seasons. No real reason has been given as to why the episodes are no longer shown, although some people theorize that it could be due to Values Dissonance ​​in previous seasons, enough for Telemundo to consider them an Old Shame as a reason not to show again them.
• Short Run in Peru: An episode that features the infamous moment where Ana María Polo yells at a girl for speaking English on her show is believed to have aired in Spain first, as the recording that went viral in February 2021 came from TEN and sleuths were not able to find any other trace of the episode online. It would not air in the United States until over 7 months later.