Well, The Powers That Be on Castle decided to really break tradition this season. Usually, episode 13 would always be about Beckett's mother's murder, but not in season 4. This time, they surprised us with a really good episode with shocking connections to Johanna Beckett's case, but it all happened earlier this week in episode 12. Next week, which will mark one year since that infamous kiss - and don't even try to deny it, guys, I know you all remember that as well - it seems that we will get a much lighter episode instead.
"An Embarrassment of Bitches" will have our favorite crime fighting dynamic duo investigating the murder of a famous dog trainer. As they get further into the case, every lead points to charismatic reality TV star Kay Cappuccio, played by guest star Hilarie Burton (White Collar, One Tree Hill). Kay, a favorite of tabloids and gossip websites the world over, has achieved stardom without possessing any discernible skill or talent. But there seems to be more to her story than she is letting on.
Meanwhile, the victim's dog will be homeless, so it seems like Beckett and Castle will share custody of the little guy. Check out a squee-worthy sneak peek of that here. How much do you all want to bed the dog is going to interrupt their moment, huh? I'm calling it right now.
Castle is scheduled to air next Monday, January 23, at 10pm on ABC. Watch three sneak peeks for the episode below!
The three sneaks were as incongruous as ever, the fourth is a killer. Here's hoping the last clip is indicative of the episode.
"How much do you all want to bed the dog is going to interrupt their moment, huh? I'm calling it right now." –> How much do you all want to BET the dog…. Nice freudian slip there!
It's too early in this season for that; right now I think we'll have to settle the looks. I'd be glad to be wrong, but I think not.
AAAAAAAAAAAA……i just had a nose bleed watching the latest sneak peek..
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Well, perhaps not really breaking with tradition, given the episode order was initially shorter at 22, and now one more has been added on, putting season 4 at 23 episodes.
Putting a mention of Beckett's mother into 4.12 still puts it at near half-way thru the season, which seems par for the course.
Bumping Caskett forward with what looks to be Marlowe's near-equivalent kiss via the hand holding seems to be in keeping with his seasonal patterns too, not to mention the usual pendulum of serious to lighter eps.
Thanks for the sneak peeks. The last one especially, of couse ;). Nicely done, Mister Marlowe. Nicely done.