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Deeda

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  1. I would be really surprised if Nathan and Stana dated, because Nathan has said that he got good advice from his mentor on One Life to Live about 'not shitting where you eat' which he said meant to not date the people you work with, because it could lead to trouble later. That said, in one interview they did together, I noticed how 'familiar' Stana seemed to be with him, putting her hand on his leg, etc. Then at that first Paley event, she seemed like she could hardly look at him without getting embarrassed. And he seemed to make it a point to look at her. It was adorable. And then there was the part where she put her finger in her mouth suggestively . . . making both Nathan and Tom Bergeron comment.
  2. The original premise of Castle was that it was a 'light-hearted drama' in that it dealt with murder and dead bodies, but had a humorous aspect to the stories. I think they have gone off the path somewhat as far as the humor goes. I, for one, do not find 'clowns' to be funny. And I think that the showrunner going in the direction of bumbling clown to capture the lost humor is a mistake. I wish they would watch the first season and get a handle on who the characters are, and what intelligent humor looks like!
  3. I watched it again, and I like it more. Maybe it's because I already know not to expect a wedding. I can appreciate how 'out of character' Kate is acting, and Castle's scream, and just all the ridiculous things that happen in the episode.
  4. No, that would be if Marlowe had the last couple of seasons be a dream, beginning when Beckett fell off the side of the building and was in a coma!
  5. Exactly! I am of the opinion that they did the joint interviews and press at the beginning when they were trying to get Castle off the ground. It was a mid-season replacement with only 10 episodes called for, and more important at that time to ensure people would know about the show. Now, it really isn't 'necessary' though it may be desired by fans.
  6. I watched it again, and I am pretty sure that the finale is totally a dream. It has to be. There are so many truly unbelievable things that went on in this episode--one right after another. It seems that everything stems from from Beckett's insecurities and fears of ALL that could go wrong. If looked at with that premise in mind, the whole episode is pretty hilarious. Making Kate stupid and weak has to be fake. She 'didn't know the marriage was legal' is too far fetched, since her parents were lawyers and she herself was pre-law. Not to mention the IRS would have noticed her single filing status. And the AG office would have totally done a background check and would have wanted to investigate her husband. She gives all the power to Rogan, and does anything he wants when he won't sign the papers, even breaking into a car! That would never happen for reals. Tough Kate Beckett would tell him to do it and he would! Particularly amusing was the demise of the ugly dress. Lanie said a 'pipe broke' at Kate's apartment. They only show the dress for a moment, but it seems to be a SEWER pipe that broke all over the dress, because it looks way darker than just water. Everything that happened is too far-fetched, ridiculous, and basically not believable to be real. It has to be a dream!
  7. Just to let people know, I've started a general discussion topic for Castle. So, if you want to talk about things that don't really have to do with Episode 23, or any episode, for that matter, there is a place to do so! How exciting!
  8. I noticed several people mentioned wanting a General Discussion topic, so I started one! This will be for all kinds of Castle talk that doesn't belong in any of the episode topics.
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