Spicollidriver1

Well take 2 this appears to be the one playing tonight


After the ratings dive last week this one really needs to deliver if this show is gonna stick around

Patman

Another fun episode with solid character interplay and humanity.

The little bit at the gun range where Beckett let her guard down with a smile was a nice touch (wouldn't be surprised if it was improvised and they let that take into the episode).

wirefan

Still like it. Unfortunately in the 'prisoner of the moment' world we live in, I worry about the prospects as virtually everything is instantaneously assessed and one or 2 data points is a trend.

Don't know why, but I laughed really hard when he turned on the wipers! Kind of slapstick, but just so damn funny...

Axeramm

Love the interplay between Katic and Fillion.

B.A.

The gun range sequence was good.

meglet

Castle in a Tux

Loved the bit at the gun range.

And the end, where he FINALLY stayed in the car, only to get dragged out by the thief.

Spicollidriver1

This episode was very good funny parts, a little mystery but honestly I would like to see a little bit deeper thought when it comes to the mysteries so that Castle can be used more as opposed to him using them.

By the way Castle drew a 5.8 up against a Mentalist repeat that did a 6.3(for some reason it dropped in the second half hour so did even better half way through) so that isn't too bad better then last week and hopefully strong enough to keep it around. Besides how much can this show be to make Fillion isn't a big enough start to command that much is he, and the rest of the cast has to be cheap.

Deftones

looks like this should've aired last week since Castle talked about his ex-wife as if Beckett had never met her before.

meglet

And now that you mention it, I think last week had a bit about "remember what happened when I DID stay in the car?"

RoQuEr

I just got caught up on this show and I'm really enjoying it. It's witty, I hope it stays around for a few years. Both castle and lie to me seems to have cashed in on House M.D.'s winning formula of repetitive storylines but truely interesting character development.