Castle 1/3/11
I like Laura Prepon better as a redhead
"Ben is short for Frank."
-Baffling Beer-Man, The Tenacious 3: The Movie
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And Espizito failed in the Bro code.
Paraphrase:
"I think we need a codeword so we know which Beckett to kill when the clone uprising starts."
Also Beckett's spit take was good.
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This is only the second time I've managed to catch this show. And if the rest are more like this, I need to put more effort into seeing more.
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Yeah, she was blond the last two(?) seasons of That 70's Show.
"Ben is short for Frank."
-Baffling Beer-Man, The Tenacious 3: The Movie
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I didn't even recognize her. Her voice sounded familiar and I had a feeling she was from a sitcom, but the blondeness threw me off.
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Same here, she looked familiar but it took me ages to realize who she was. I also preferred her as a redhead but I have a thing for redheads so that's not really surprising .
Smart planning my family has a code word.
OH, Wrong Castle.
""We need a code word so we know which Beckett to kill when the clones attack."
I almost peed
... Hit it ...
And the great thing about that line is it didn't come from Castle or Beckett but from Ryan.
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Ryan and Espizito definitely need to get nominations for Best Supporting Actors.
Fun episode last night, not least because of the references back to Castle's first Nikki Heat novel... The network did a cheesy tie-in and hired someone to ghost write a book as Richard Castle called "Heat Wave" just like in the show and published it. My wife read it over the holiday, and she said the ep tied the book references back consistently. Like I said, cheesy cross marketing, but kinda cool/different, too.
Laura Prepon seemed like she was just having a ball playing the actress "learning" Beckett, and I bet it was a fun role.
And the various character dynamics continue to be fun.
I also think this season's scripts seem sharper.