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The Castle episode, "Pandora," finds Castle and Beckett dealing with crimes that lead them to the CIA and to a whole lot more trouble than they may have been expecting.
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Fairy tales are so in right now that even murderers are following the trend. In "Once Upon a Crime," a murdered woman in a Red Riding Hood costume is found in the park covered in claw marks, and then a "Snow White" dies with a poisoned apple in her hand.
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At the center of this week‘s Castle episode, "The Blue Butterfly," there was a necklace.
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Now that Chuck has ended, fans of the show need to get their entertainment somewhere else. Here are 10 shows that might help ease the pain -- even if just a bit -- of losing Chuck.
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Ah, the age-old story of a leggy dame and the trouble she brings... Such stories always come with many quotable lines, and here are 28 of the best from "The Blue Butterfly.
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Castle steps back in time in this film noir influenced episode. After the 12th precinct finds the body of a modern day treasure hunter named Stan, Castle begins reading a diary that Stan possessed; a diary that belonged to a private investigator from the 1940s.
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This week on Castle, things take a turn for the film noir when Castle and Beckett uncover the case of a priceless necklace, a hardscrabble detective and the gangster‘s dame that stole his heart.
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The upcoming Castle episode, "The Blue Butterfly," has it all: style, mystery and an atmospheric saxophone playing throughout.
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Talk about the stakes being raised... In the conclusion to a two-part story (begun in "Pandora"), Castle and Beckett race to find the "Linchpin" (whatever that is) that will stop a chain of events leading the United States into war.
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Castle is going back to the 1940s. And, fortunately, Tamala Jones is ready to explain exactly what that means for our favorite Castle characters.
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