I must say that I like Castle more than The Mentalist. Both shows are about consultants with a special "knack" for helping in investigations, but whereas Patrick Jane relies on his boyish smile at least as much as on his insight into people, Richard Castle's use of his "celebrity status" is secondary to his off-the-wall ideas and unusual connections.
Plus, Castle doesn't always end on a family-appropriate reconciliatory note (thank God), but, as the season finale proves, prefers to go out on a bang of a cliffhanger.
Rick has found out something about the ten-years-past murder of Detective Beckett's mother, but apparently we have to wait for the big reveal in the next season since, thankfully, the show has been renewed by abc.
I, for one, can't wait.
Plus, Castle doesn't always end on a family-appropriate reconciliatory note (thank God), but, as the season finale proves, prefers to go out on a bang of a cliffhanger.
Rick has found out something about the ten-years-past murder of Detective Beckett's mother, but apparently we have to wait for the big reveal in the next season since, thankfully, the show has been renewed by abc.
I, for one, can't wait.
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bouncy


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*excited*
Fynny, how this show is somehow 'easy' as in easy to watch as a light show (as opposite to all the dramatic angsty stuff), but it's not simple by any means.
But then there was the pilot which felt like a mixture of Women's Murder Club, The Mentalist, and hey, Nathan Fillion. *g*
So I kept watching, and I haven't regretted it. Like you said, it comes across as light entertainment, but it isn't stupid by any means, and it's definitely overtaken Bones, Criminal Minds and The Mentalist as my favorite current popcorn show - easy to watch and not at all forgettable. <333
Ten episodes only, though? Is so unfair.