I am finally caught up. Just in time to fall behind all over again.
Ryan seemed awfully chipper this episode. And Esposito's looking quite...spry. Like maybe there's something new in his life keeping him young these days. It's sweet.
I liked how Ryan enjoyed having the models in the police station because they were sure to annoy Beckett and guarantee he'd win the bet. Sadly for him, Esposito is more level-headed and knows just how into Castle Beckett really is, so he knew she'd never really let him go. But he probably used the money to buy his partner coffee on their stakeout, so really, everybody wins.
Beckett's Russian accent is sort of unfortunate. I'm just saying. It's a silly show, though, so it's okay. And I'm really just in it for the subtext, so who cares.
I am also all caught up on Ghost Hunters, but nobody cares, so I won't discuss it. (How adorable was Father Mike, though? SO adorable! And is everybody who works at that church gay? They must be Episcopal. [Spoiler alert: They are!] Also, Steve and Tango exploring their religious differences. ♥)
Once again I am behind on comments. It's because I had to work today, which means a short weekend, and I'm kind of scared to log into LJ at work right now. Sadly I was kind of busy at work, so there was no writing going on, either, which is a shame, considering all the missing scene fics that were crying out to be written during premiere week.
I will get caught up on everything eventually. I would have done so tonight, but I had to mow the lawn when I got home, since it finally stopped raining for the first time in like two weeks, and then I moved a dresser from my dining room all the way upstairs to my bedroom by myself. I've been working out, it's true.
And on that note I am going to bed, so I can get up and go to work again tomorrow. A new day, a new chance to humiliate myself in imaginative ways! Maybe someday I will tell you that story too, but really I'd rather not think about it at all.
I liked how Ryan enjoyed having the models in the police station because they were sure to annoy Beckett and guarantee he'd win the bet. Sadly for him, Esposito is more level-headed and knows just how into Castle Beckett really is, so he knew she'd never really let him go. But he probably used the money to buy his partner coffee on their stakeout, so really, everybody wins.
Beckett's Russian accent is sort of unfortunate. I'm just saying. It's a silly show, though, so it's okay. And I'm really just in it for the subtext, so who cares.
I am also all caught up on Ghost Hunters, but nobody cares, so I won't discuss it. (How adorable was Father Mike, though? SO adorable! And is everybody who works at that church gay? They must be Episcopal. [Spoiler alert: They are!] Also, Steve and Tango exploring their religious differences. ♥)
Once again I am behind on comments. It's because I had to work today, which means a short weekend, and I'm kind of scared to log into LJ at work right now. Sadly I was kind of busy at work, so there was no writing going on, either, which is a shame, considering all the missing scene fics that were crying out to be written during premiere week.
I will get caught up on everything eventually. I would have done so tonight, but I had to mow the lawn when I got home, since it finally stopped raining for the first time in like two weeks, and then I moved a dresser from my dining room all the way upstairs to my bedroom by myself. I've been working out, it's true.
And on that note I am going to bed, so I can get up and go to work again tomorrow. A new day, a new chance to humiliate myself in imaginative ways! Maybe someday I will tell you that story too, but really I'd rather not think about it at all.