Myryam said:

Castle said:

Episode 6 – Home is Where the Heart Stops

Air Date:  April 13, 2009

Summary:

Castle and Beckett are stumped by a series of cases involving home invasion jewel heists and murders..

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Enjoyed the episode very much, but I don't like seeing what always seems like dead *women* in nasty positions in the beginning of the show. I DON”T watch CSI and other autopsy porn shows for this reason. My husband and I both look away and consider shutting it off, but can resist Nathan.

I AGREE… liked the feather CG when it went into the blood puddle.  That should have been enough gore.  Did not need to see the women all stuffed in the safe.  I realize you gotta please different types of people.  When I saw the feather floating down into the blood I thought to myself."HOW MUCH DID THAT LITTLE SCENE COST THEM"  I AM so jaded about the special effects.  It was well done but was it necessary?  Love all the music they are choosing for the Episodes…. DO NOT CHANGE A THING…. LOVE EVERYTHING… JUST LIKE TO SHARE MY JADED THOUGHTS.  

Laura said:

I wouldn't consider anything I've seen on Castle to be gory.  But then, I'm a fan of Bones.  

I am also a fan of Bones but some how when I watch Castle I am in the mood for a more light programing when it comes to the Gore factor.  In Bones I am prepared for the gore.  Not used to it in Castle.  I wonder which way they will go next season?  

Castle said:

You know the woman in the safe was a real live actor don't you?  Freaky what some people can do with their bodies.

I was suspicious of that! She just looked too real to me. But I was also doubtful, since artists have gotten so realistic with their bodies. But then again, I'm a fan of Bones too and have seen the making-of with their corpses, which looks SO real. Amazing. 

Haha wow, good eye! I would never have caught that, but you're right, you'd think they'd have someone there who takes care of those sorts of details. Maybe they don't pay as much attention to continuity for tv as they do for film because most people only watch a TV episode once or twice, whereas people tend to see a movie, and if they like it they buy it on DVD etc and rewatch.

Now I'm going to be on the lookout for more details like that, though I'll probably forget as soon as the episode starts haha.

akajb said:

So I was just watching this episode again this morning and have started to realize that the Castle production team have a really hard time with continuity. The episodes always seem to fly by which allows them to get away with mentioning facts that on a second pass don't make any sense, or actions that the characters take.

In this episode when Castle gets into the fight after being pulled out of the car the guy punches him in the face “hitting” his right eye (left if you are looking at him). And after getting punched Castle flinches and covers his right eye with his arm. Yet after that when Beckett goes to see if he's okay, he's squinting his left eye as it's the one that faces the camera. And finaly, when Beckett shows up at his place, he has a black left eye.

You know, I'd watch for errors like this for free.

Actually I don't think that he was hit in his right eye. I think that Nathan was just rolling over so he could be in position for when Stana comes by to talk with him. Since he didn't really get punched, I think it was just a slip of where the bad threw his fist. It looks as if it hit Nathan's right eye because he was a split second off on his timing to turn his head.