For example-for topics at least, I don't want to give away any spoilers-in the episode "Secret Santa," which is a full-on Christmas-themed episode, the victim is a man who falls out of the sky dressed completely in a Santa suit. It's to the point where it can be kind of silly, but the character of Richard Castle (wonderfully played by Nathan Fillion) will be the first to point out any absurdities, usually to his own delight (and to Beckett's quasi-irritation), while the episode proceeds to provide a practical explanation for it. But with this show, nearly every episode has a very, very specific theme that the murder is centered around. Slowly but surely throughout the season, characters find out about the two of them and it's always kept interesting and entertaining.īut since Castle is ultimately a murder mystery show, the main focus of each episode is centered around a murder investigation. It inspires the two detectives to look into who Beckett could possibly be going away with. By the next episode, when both Castle and Beckett go away for the weekend, it piques the interest of fellow detectives Ryan and Esposito who don't figure on Castle and Beckett being together. In episode 3 of Season 5, the two share the most sensual yet romantic handshake you may ever see. But the discretion leads to some really memorable moments too. The tension remains, mostly in the couple wanting to keep their relationship a secret for different reasons, and it leads to quite a bit of quality comedy too. Thankfully, the show runners actually seem to know what they're doing here. So, it's a realistic concern to wonder where the future of a show like Castle lies when you finally put the two main characters together (Hey, let's face it The Office was never the same after Pam and Jim actually got together).
It's cute and surreal, but many avid watchers of TV shows through the years know that it's the tension between a couple that keep the audiences coming back for more each week. We see a shirtless Castle in bed with Beckett walking around his bedroom in, presumably, his shirt. Season 5 opens with the "morning after" that incident. It's a moment that fans waited four full seasons for, and it was a teaser for sure. If you're keeping up with the show, you'll know that Season 4 (and yes, some spoilers are ahead) ended with detective Kate Beckett resigning from her job and coming to Richard Castle's door to finally confess her feelings for him. Just a week before the debut of Season 6 on TV, Season 5 of ABC's Castle arrived on DVD. At the same time, it also means that many of the previous seasons of favorite shows are coming home on DVD, Blu-Ray, and through digital retailers. It's autumn, which means fall TV shows - new and old - are starting up once again. Movie Reviews (Main) > Movie Reviews (Main).Indie Reviews (Main) > Indie Reviews (Main).
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