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#228: What Lies Beneath.
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A pathological liar is murdered in a church, in the 4th episode of Castle’s 8th season, “What Lies Beneath”.
A.P.B.:
00:00:35 – John talks about health issues regarding his teeth and watching the second episode of Orphan Black. Meanwhile, Heidi has been taking antibiotics and catching up on TV.
News:
00:18:20 – Nathan Fillion recently appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live.
00:19:51 – The People’s Choice Award are now open for nominations.
Recap:
00:23:10 – 8×04, “What Lies Beneath”.
Review:
00:28:40 – Another serviceable episode is damaged by the arcing angst.
Feedback:
00:40:10 – Cathie writes in about “What Lies Beneath”.
00:51:11 – Gayna writes in about “What Lies Beneath”.
Murder Board:
01:01:10 – Marissa and Kari go to the Facebook page to share their thoughts on “What Lies Beneath”.
Music Appreciation:
01:03:03 – “Beckett’s Mother” by Robert Duncan.
Ad Break:
01:05:45 – The Freelance Hunters.
Spoilers:
01:06:44 – Title and synopsis for the next episode.
Outro:
01:08:19 – Please follow us on Twitter, send us an e-mail and let us know your thoughts on the podcast and the show proper.
Music for this podcast courtesy of Emmy-nominated, series composer, Robert Duncan. Used with permission.
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