Comments on: Castle Season 2 Premiere – Deep in Death – review http://www.boomtron.com/2009/09/castle-season-2-premiere-deep-in-death-review/ Fantasy, Mystery, Science Fiction, Comic Books, Horror Book, Television, Movie Reviews, Author Interviews Mon, 13 Feb 2012 17:44:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Elena Nola http://www.boomtron.com/2009/09/castle-season-2-premiere-deep-in-death-review/#comment-4804 Elena Nola Wed, 23 Sep 2009 15:45:59 +0000 http://www.bscreview.com/?p=35404#comment-4804 1337 - I agree that the acting quality is higher than the writing. Nathan Fillion proves over and over that he can carry a show on his shoulders--he is 90% of the reason I watch this show. Beckett has grown on me. I also think the episodes are uneven in terms of how funny they are vs. how painful the humor attempts are. Some of the crimes have been interesting, but when the main focus of the show is the characters of Castle and Beckett and not the crimes, the crimes by necessity get sidelined. Scott - I like your take. That is what I would LIKE to think he meant, it's just that to me smile registered as being a bit self-satisfied. Which may not have been the intent at all and simply a trick of the light. But I hope you're right and that was a moment of clarity for him. :) Thanks for stopping by, and I look forward to getting your take next week--I'm glad to have another fan of the show to talk about it with! 1337 – I agree that the acting quality is higher than the writing. Nathan Fillion proves over and over that he can carry a show on his shoulders–he is 90% of the reason I watch this show. Beckett has grown on me. I also think the episodes are uneven in terms of how funny they are vs. how painful the humor attempts are. Some of the crimes have been interesting, but when the main focus of the show is the characters of Castle and Beckett and not the crimes, the crimes by necessity get sidelined.

Scott – I like your take. That is what I would LIKE to think he meant, it’s just that to me smile registered as being a bit self-satisfied. Which may not have been the intent at all and simply a trick of the light. But I hope you’re right and that was a moment of clarity for him. :) Thanks for stopping by, and I look forward to getting your take next week–I’m glad to have another fan of the show to talk about it with!

]]> By: Scott Parker http://www.boomtron.com/2009/09/castle-season-2-premiere-deep-in-death-review/#comment-4801 Scott Parker Wed, 23 Sep 2009 15:07:50 +0000 http://www.bscreview.com/?p=35404#comment-4801 My take on the last scene: I think Castle, who often breezes through life, realized that being true and honest and not flippant, actually wins over people. I've written about the season premiere on my blog and will continue to do so throughout the season. And I'll be checking here every week, too. My take on the last scene: I think Castle, who often breezes through life, realized that being true and honest and not flippant, actually wins over people.

I’ve written about the season premiere on my blog and will continue to do so throughout the season.

And I’ll be checking here every week, too.

]]> By: The1337 http://www.boomtron.com/2009/09/castle-season-2-premiere-deep-in-death-review/#comment-4786 The1337 Tue, 22 Sep 2009 23:26:22 +0000 http://www.bscreview.com/?p=35404#comment-4786 I think the acting is the strongest part of the show. Nathan Fillion especially, and Stana Katic are really great. The downfall of the show is the writing. To date, no crime has been particularly compelling. Hopefully the story with Beckett's mother will be a step in the right direction. Full review of the episode on my blog. I think the acting is the strongest part of the show. Nathan Fillion especially, and Stana Katic are really great. The downfall of the show is the writing. To date, no crime has been particularly compelling. Hopefully the story with Beckett’s mother will be a step in the right direction. Full review of the episode on my blog.

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