I loved that everytime Beckett said, "Talk to so-and-so..." or "Check on such-and-such..." They'd say they were already doing it. It annoys me no end when procedurals have people telling other people how to do their own jobs (Nick on CSI telling Archie how to analyze video footage, I'm lookin' at you). I'm glad our boys get to be competent (and AWESOME).
I was really worried when they introduced those two at the beginning of the series that they were going to go with the cliche of the incompetent rival team. So glad they are competent and any rivalry is good-natured.
any rivalry is good-natured
The bets!
I loved an early season episode when Esposito introduces Ryan to his old partner, then introduces Castle as "my other partner."
I hope we see something with Ryan's wedding. Or a bachelor party at The Old Haunt.
I was really worried when they introduced those two at the beginning of the series that they were going to go with the cliche of the incompetent rival team. So glad they are competent and any rivalry is good-natured.
That was a pleasant surprise. It shows the quality of the writing, that they do not have to rely on sad, worn-out, old tropes. It also makes one hopeful that they might be able to pull off Resolved Sexual Tension without having either the chemistry of the show fizzle or falling back on unnecessary breakups.
It also makes one hopeful that they might be able to pull off Resolved Sexual Tension without having either the chemistry of the show fizzle or falling back on unnecessary breakups.
You're talking about Ryan and Esposito, of course. :-)
Angela and Hodgins?
See also, Natalie/Jeremy, Dana/Casey (ish); cf. Maddie and David.
You're talking about Ryan and Esposito, of course. :-)
I thought they were well and truly married before the show started.
OMG Dana and Casey! Good God I wanted to strangle her!
I'm almost dreading Ryan's wedding--which I guess is why they got Esposito and Laney together, so he'd have someone to love after Ryan gets hitched.
I have to admit that my favorite part of this week's Castle was Alexis asking her dad what came next, "a chip in my head?" I laughed a lot.
