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Tag Archives: Tamala Jones
J Shares the Castle Love Forever and For “Always”: A Review of the Suspense, Revelations, and Grand Romance in the Season Finale 4×23
Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay! Things happened. Big things. Things that are meaningful and irrevocable and wonderful. So let’s jump right in as I try, like so many fans out there, to make sense of my Castle/Beckett feelings. We begin with Beckett clinging to … Continue reading
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Tagged 4x23, Alexis Castle, Always, Battlestar Galactica, Beckett, Countdown, J, Javier Esposito, Jon Huertas, Kevin Ryan, kiss, Lanie Parish, love, Martha Rodgers, Molly Quinn, Nathan Fillion, Recap, Response, Review, Rise, Seamus Dever, setup, Stana Katic, Susan Sullivan, Tahmoh Penikett, Tamala Jones
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Castle and Beckett Resurrect Their Romance…and Some Zombies! J on Castle 4×22 “Undead Again”
We’re heading in the right direction, people. I mean, sure, we’re celebrating the fact that Castle and Beckett are even talking to each other at all, let alone talking about their feelings, but after the last few episodes we’ll take … Continue reading
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Tagged 4x22, Alexis Castle, Beckett, Castle, J, Javier Esposito, Jon Huertas, Kevin Ryan, Lanie Parish, Martha Rodgers, Molly Quinn, Nathan Fillion, Perlmutter, Recap, Response, Review, Seamus Dever, Stana Katic, Susan Sullivan, Tamala Jones, Undead Again, zombies
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Lanie is the Star of “The Limey” (If Only Someone Would Follow Her Advice): J Reviews Castle 4×20
As was to be expected, nothing in the way of relationship advancement happened in “The Limey”. However, I actually liked this episode better than last week’s for a few reasons, not the least of which is that we got some … Continue reading
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Tagged 4x20, Beckett, Castle, J, Javier Esposito, Jon Huertas, Kevin Ryan, Lanie Parish, Nathan Fillion, Recap, Review, Seamus Dever, Stana Katic, Tamala Jones, The Limey
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J’s Thoughts on Castle 4×11 “Till Death Do Us Part”: Some Funny Moments but Where’s the Dancing?
I liked this episode well enough, but I wasn’t crazy about it. Knowing that it was going to be the “Ryan’s wedding episode” I was really hoping for, um, more of the actual wedding…is that weird? Much as I enjoyed … Continue reading
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Tagged 4x11, Beckett, Castle, Doctor Who, J, Javier Esposito, Jon Huertas, Kevin Ryan, Lanie Parish, Nathan Fillion, Review, Ryan's wedding, Seamus Dever, Stana Katic, Tamala Jones, Till Death Do Us Part
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Castle & Beckett Say What they Mean in “Hitched”: S on Castle 4×10 “Cuffed”
J wrote a lovely analysis of “Cuffed” that covers pretty much everything. Check it out. Because we often share a wavelength when it comes to Castle she mostly tells it like I see it. Instead of retreading, I’m mostly going … Continue reading
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Tagged caskett, Castle, Cuffed, hitched, Javier Esposito, Jon Huertas, Kevin Ryan, Nathan Fillion, Seamus Dever, Stana Katic, Tamala Jones
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J Talks Tigers and Teases in “Cuffed”, Castle 4×10
“Cuffed”? More like “Innuendo 101”. Castle has always been a show that relies on nudges, winks, and nods, but this week’s episode introduces a whole new level of sexually suggestive fun. While Castle and Beckett have been building their relationship … Continue reading
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Tagged 4x10, Beckett, Castle, Cuffed, J, Javier Esposito, Jon Huertas, Kevin Ryan, Lanie Parish, Nathan Fillion, Review, Seamus Dever, Stana Katic, Tamala Jones
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Castle and Beckett Go Head-Hunting: J on Castle 4×03 “Head Case”
I have to say I was kind of lukewarm about this episode. While the cool sci-fi beginning caught my attention as a departure from usual Castle intros, I felt like the episode itself lacked a certain oomph. Don’t get me … Continue reading