DJariya

Synopsis:



Episode 11 of 24

Written by David Grae
Directed by Jeff Bleckner

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Unrelated to Castle, I just watched Stana Katic on the 3rd Librarian TV movie that stars Noah Wylie, which aired during Christmas on TNT. She had an awful French accent and her hair was Castle season 1 short. Really corny Indiana Jones rip-off.

jdslater1

On a related note, I would love to go down on her!

RocShemp

Had to google "Laura Prepon" to find out who the heck she is.

DJariya

I guess you never watched That 70's Show. She was recently on October Road and guest starred on House. Odd choice to have her play Nikki Heat since she looks nothing like Stana.

RocShemp

I watched That 70's Show back when it originally aired and hated it. I guess she failed to make much of an impression. And I can't stand House so that explains why I hadn't seen her there either. I have no idea what October Road is.

But, yeah, she looks nothing like Stana Katic but I think that's the point. Kinda like when books get adapted to movies and oftentimes actors get cast that neither look the part nor make any attempt to pattern their appearance on that of the character.

Ravenous

I hope they dont give away the damn book. I got that for my sister and it would suck if they did that.

Ive been wanting to see those Librarian movies. And I would love to go down on Stana

Gizmo

The first book? It came out like a year ago...

RocShemp

Solid episode but the ending felt kinda off. I get that they tried to go out on a high note with the proposal but it felt as if there should have been another scene after that. It was as if the ending was somehow oddly abrupt.

Cellar Door

Loved this episode! I was laughing out loud when Natalie Rhodes came out dressed just like Beckett and Castle started to get all flustered. I also liked all the digs they got in on Castle not being as big a celebrity as Rhodes. Prepon did a great job--hopefully we'll see her in this role again some day.

mdc3000

One of the best episodes of the series IMO. I still don't care for the murder of the week, but the character stuff was ON. Prepon was great and I loved seeing her dolled up like Beckett - hilarious.

mewmartigan

I thought the episode was great and I'm glad they immediately ended Beckett's presumption after seeing Castle kiss Natalie in the elevator....didn't want the rest of the episode to have Beckett mad at Castle.

Ravenous

Yeeeaaa..... So?

spainlinx0

This was a really funny episode.

Cellar Door

I watched it again last night.

I really liked how at first Castle was the one who had a problem with Natalie but Beckett liked her, and then throughout the show they gradually "switched sides" until Beckett was really bothered by her and Castle was infatuated with her.

I also liked how Natalie just laid out the relationship between Beckett and Castle in a no-nonsense manner. "It's obvious you're really into him..."

I missed something obvious the first time I watched but caught it this time: When Natalie talks down the guy with the gun at the end, she is using the dialogue from her audition that Castle was watching at the beginning of the episode.

davidh777

I knew Prepon from October Road and wouldn't have picked her for this role, but it worked.

wearetheborg

Prepon does look that good as a blonde. Brunett/redhead suits her much better.

rfduncan

Um, yeah. The dialogue that Castle was also mercilessly slamming in the opening as unbelievable as a deterrent in that situation.

DeFan

Doesn't Castle acknowledge his mistake by saying "That dialog isn't so bad after all" (paraphrased)? Clever writing.

djones6746

Not bad...not great. Enjoyable as usual.

Dr. DVD

Fun ep. Barely recognized Laura Prepon as a blonde. Does she smoke like a chimney or something? Seems her voice is a bit deeper than that of the average female, and from her time on That 70s Show.

RocShemp

He says something along the lines of "I guess it wasn't such a hacky line afterall".