unniw said:

-I don't think she had any problems with acting that scene, she showed the perfect fangirl appreciation. The hint of smile is because she's not surprised (=what?) but delighted (=wow!)

Kind of my reaction! I must admit I really was not expecting a sex scene in the book but I was delighted to find one. I wonder if there were any in Rick's earlier books? If not then she's be even more surprised to find it in there. I think they handled it really well, informative and sexy but not too far over the top. I'll bet Rick was having fun writing that imagining Kate's reaction

i didnt see the cheek pinch like the have the pic of i wonder if season 2 is going to have delted seens on the dvd?

unniw said:

I can't get the quote and reply-button to work…

to Luna: TheCastleFan has probably been on the abc.com webpage, the episode review picture at the bottom of the Castle page shows Kate pinching Castle's cheek. Probably when she said "Oh Castle, you're such an easy mark, aren't you."

to Yoojoo: fast learner… don't mess with our Stana :) But I agree: they probably had tons of fun.

Ahh, okay, thanks ;)

ashley_slomo said:

Not to mention that "Heat Wave" spiked from #238 to #7 in Amazon's Bestsellers today!!!!

Wow and I thought the NYTBSL jump from #26 to #8 was huge! That's amazing!! It just goes to show how many people are actually watching the show.

This is definitely THE BEST episode so far and my new favourite. Stana was absolutely phenomenal in it and I think she definiitely should be nominated for an Emmy award.

This is one of the best ep, it had everything that I like in a show. Richard and Kate are starting to get on such a roll.

The line from Kate, 'Shut the front door!' was just perfect. It makes the show seems so real to me because I could see someone really saying that to a friend.

Keep it comming ABC!

P.S. I mailed in 2 packages to ABC with Castle chess pieces, so everyone do you share and invite more people to watch the show.

Castle said:
Aa someone who's spent a lot of time editing audio …. the audio they played for the faked message isn't what was on the screen the wave forms weren't right for the words (as if anyone else would notice hehe)

You know, I actually wondered about that when they played back the audio. Not that I would have been able to tell if it was correct or not.

The only thing that bothered me about this episode is that once again, a conversation that Castle had with Alexis sparked an idea about the case. Him getting worked up about Dylan made him wonder if the father was ever suspicious of his future son in law. Even my mom has started to notice this (and usually things like that go over her head). I hope the writers change this eventually.

wolf-fire said:The only thing that bothered me about this episode is that once again, a conversation that Castle had with Alexis sparked an idea about the case. Him getting worked up about Dylan made him wonder if the father was ever suspicious of his future son in law. Even my mom has started to notice this (and usually things like that go over her head). I hope the writers change this eventually.

Strangely enough, I don't mind this aspect of the show. In my mind it links both parts of his 2 worlds together and I think it's clever that things that happen in his home life resound in similar ways in his "professional" life. Those insights are usually of a personal nature and more often than not, forces him to hold up a mirror to himself. Usually it's insightful and makes him grow as a person.

I understand where you're coming from but I just don't necessarily agree that it is a bad thing.

nalissa2 said:

[quote]wolf-fire said:The only thing that bothered me about this episode is that once again, a conversation that Castle had with Alexis sparked an idea about the case. Him getting worked up about Dylan made him wonder if the father was ever suspicious of his future son in law. Even my mom has started to notice this (and usually things like that go over her head). I hope the writers change this eventually.

Strangely enough, I don't mind this aspect of the show. In my mind it links both parts of his 2 worlds together and I think it's clever that things that happen in his home life resound in similar ways in his "professional" life. Those insights are usually of a personal nature and more often than not, forces him to hold up a mirror to himself. Usually it's insightful and makes him grow as a person.

I understand where you're coming from but I just don't necessarily agree that it is a bad thing.

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I agree with what you're saying, and I thought the same thing the first few times that it happened. It does show how he can grow as a person and it shows the connection between his home and work life, but it's getting really repetitive.