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Castle question
Feb. 28th, 2014 11:54 pmYesterday there were a bunch of episodes of Castle from season 3 on. I tend to remember scenes from the show, but can never remember what episodes those scenes belong to. I can't connect those great Castle/Beckett scenes we've gotten over the years to their respective cases of the week.
First I was really wanting to see the scene where Beckett asks Castle if he wanted to get something to eat at the end of the episode. It was after he had just broken up with Gina, but I couldn't remember what the episode was that it was in. But then suddenly there it was. 'Poof, You're Dead' was the episode btw.
Now there's one other episode that I've been thinking about. It's the episode where throughout it, Castle is talking about an old movie. I think the movie was 'Forbidden Planet'. Anyway, Beckett tells him she hasn't seen it even though she has and it's one of her favorites.
Does anyone know what episode that is? Was it in season 3 as well? I think season 3 is a favorite of mine. The way the relationship between Castle and Beckett grows. And particularly the focus on them as friends was a great foundation for the furthering of their relationship.
First I was really wanting to see the scene where Beckett asks Castle if he wanted to get something to eat at the end of the episode. It was after he had just broken up with Gina, but I couldn't remember what the episode was that it was in. But then suddenly there it was. 'Poof, You're Dead' was the episode btw.
Now there's one other episode that I've been thinking about. It's the episode where throughout it, Castle is talking about an old movie. I think the movie was 'Forbidden Planet'. Anyway, Beckett tells him she hasn't seen it even though she has and it's one of her favorites.
Does anyone know what episode that is? Was it in season 3 as well? I think season 3 is a favorite of mine. The way the relationship between Castle and Beckett grows. And particularly the focus on them as friends was a great foundation for the furthering of their relationship.
