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#243: Death Wish.
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Castle believes a man’s murder is due to a magic lamp and a spiteful genie in the 17th episode from Castle’s 8th season, “Death Wish”.
A.P.B.:
00:00:34 – John’s potential roommate plans have fallen through, so his focus is currently on Gracie, his dog. Meanwhile, Heidi apparently had a rib out of place. That’s right, a rib. The juxtaposition between “morning people” and “night owls” is also discussed.
News:
00:12:28 – TV Fanatic has a poll on whether fans will continue with Castle after Stana Katic leaves the show.
00:17:26 – Nathan Fillion will appear in Guardians of the Galaxy 2.
Recap:
00:20:37 – 8×17 “Death Wish”.
Review:
00:29:14 – Genies are fun.
Feedback:
00:41:05 – Europa writes in about Stana’s impending departure from Castle.
01:13:57 – Cathie writes in about “Death Wish”.
Music Appreciation:
01:28:16 – “Interrogating Amanda” by Robert Duncan.
Ad Break:
01:30:14 – Galactic Netcasts.
Spoilers:
01:31:19 – Title and synopsis for the next episode.
Outro:
01:33:53 – 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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