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- AKA
- The Man, V
I forgot to make a thread about this show last week. It's a comedy-drama crime show based around a premise the lead actor, Nathan Fillion of Firefly fame, has described as "Moonlighting meets Murder, She Wrote having not really remembered Moonlighting and never having actually seen Murder, She Wrote." The show is based around the premise of a best-selling mystery novelist, Richard Castle (Fillion), who is brought on to the NYPD as a consultant for a case involving an apparent copycat killer who patterns his crimes after scenes in Castle's books. He is quickly taken by the idea of solving crimes, but not as taken as he is by murder investigator Kate Beckett (Stana Katic). Castle is able to use his friendship with the mayor to secure a place for himself to do "research" for his books. A large part of the show is centred around the UST between the two of them.
The show recently started its fifth season. Without giving too much away, I can reveal that the show has evolved the relationships between its characters (not just Castle and Beckett, but several of the supporting cast as well). The snappy dialogue is a charm to the show, as is the fact that the writers aren't afraid to tackle topical issues.
This can serve as a general all-purpose thread for discussing the show. Ideally, spoilers should be marked with the episode name, in case people new to the show want to read the thread, but if you're not sure of the name the season number can probably suffice.
By the way, there's an interview with Fillion that may serve as a good introduction to the show here.
The show recently started its fifth season. Without giving too much away, I can reveal that the show has evolved the relationships between its characters (not just Castle and Beckett, but several of the supporting cast as well). The snappy dialogue is a charm to the show, as is the fact that the writers aren't afraid to tackle topical issues.
This can serve as a general all-purpose thread for discussing the show. Ideally, spoilers should be marked with the episode name, in case people new to the show want to read the thread, but if you're not sure of the name the season number can probably suffice.
By the way, there's an interview with Fillion that may serve as a good introduction to the show here.