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#239: And Justice For All.
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Rick poses as a French Canadian, in order to help Beckett solve a murder in the 13th episode of Castle’s 8th season, “And Justice For All”.
A.P.B.:
00:00:39 – John talks about being hand delivered a summons and requests financial support for attorney fees. He’s also attempting to apply for Disability Benefits. Meanwhile, Heidi is a good five episodes deep in the new Netflix series, Fuller House.
News:
00:19:54 – Castle will not be airing on March 14th.
Recap:
00:22:23 – 8×13, “And Justice For All”.
Review:
00:32:57 – John was more or less pleased with this episode. Heidi was less impressed.
Feedback:
00:43:09 – Cathie writes in about “And Justice For All”.
00:51:44 – Gayna writes in about “And Justice For All”.
Music Appreciation:
01:04:49 – “Morgue” by Robert Duncan.
Ad Break:
01:06:03 – If You Like Podcast.
Spoilers:
01:06:33 – Title and synopsis for the next episode.
Outro:
01:09:46 – 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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