DJariya

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Castle has been doing great the last few weeks. I think last week it was over 11M viewers. Bravo!!

Snowmaker

Probably all the Firefly fans tuning in last week that don't normally watch.

spainlinx0

Dead thread. Thought the episode was a little hackneyed, but I enjoy the characters.

Nick Martin

If Firefly had 11 million viewers, it would still be on TV.

Ravenous

With all the damn hype and DVD sales, etc. Im sure it has a good 11 mil viewers

Dr. DVD

Just saw my DVR. Okay ep, but nothing outstanding. This show is clearly carried more by the antics of Fillion and his chemistry with Katic than the weekly mystery.

Snowmaker

It didn't have them until now. Hell, I never even watched the show until I blind-bought it on DVD (which I later upgraded to BD).

mraw

There's way too much back and forth and too many dead ends involving suspects on this show. I can work with maybe three supsects, but this show goes through 5 or 6 in every episode. It's a bit too scrambled for me, and I agree that the chemistry between the characters (including Ryan and Esposito) is what makes this show work. I love how level-headed and mature Alexis is. She reminds me of Julie from Desperate Housewives in the first several seasons.

I just remembered that I went to sleep on the show and I still haven't found out who murdered the girl :-)

rfduncan

See that is FINE with me. I went back and re-watched last week's all the way through again. If you are confused, either watch again like me or ditch it for some CBS pap like CSI.

mraw

I think it's a waste of time to watch them closing in on 'obvious' suspects who they swear committed the crime 7 or 8 minutes into the show. They aren't going to find the culprit that early on (especially considering they don't bring the trial into it at all). I'd rather they interview several people and build up to finding one or two plausible suspects like they do in L&O.

My DVR is full right now so the last thing on my mind is watching an episode of anything twice.

marty888

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An N.Y.P.D. homicide detective investigates the death of a real estate tycoon and flirts with a magazine journalist.

Ravenous

Yea this episode sucked and the songs/singers blew. It was annoying.

If it wasnt for the great cast and chemsitry Id rethink the show cause the last few, sans 31st, were too erratic for their own good.