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#230: Cool Boys.
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Ethan Slaughter returns, looking for Rick’s help when a criminal informant is murdered in the 6th episode of Castle’s 8th season, “Cool Boys”.
A.P.B.:
00:00:33 – John is having Medicaid and Medicare coverage issues but would like you to check out his new YouTube Channel. Meanwhile, Heidi is still running her butt off but took time out to see The Peanuts Movie and the Goosebumps movie. Eventually, Garfield gets brought up.
Recap:
00:19:17 – 8×06 “Cool Boys”.
Review:
00:30:09 – John and Heidi were pleased to discover they did not hate this episode.
Feedback:
00:47:13 – Gayna writes in about “Cool Boys”.
00:54:48 – Cathie writes in about “Cool Boys”.
Murder Board:
01:02:44 – Marissa and Roger go to the Facebook page to discuss “Cool Boys” and their general reactions to the current state of the show.
Music Appreciation:
01:05:53 – “Probable Cause” by Robert Duncan.
Ad Break:
01:06:24 – Str8hustlin.com.
Spoilers:
01:07:02 – Title and synopsis for the next episode.
Outro:
01:08:45 – 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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