Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Nathan Fillion | ... | Richard Castle | |
Stana Katic | ... | Kate Beckett | |
Susan Sullivan | ... | Martha Rodgers | |
Jon Huertas | ... | Javier Esposito | |
Seamus Dever | ... | Kevin Ryan | |
Tamala Jones | ... | Lanie Parish (credit only) | |
Molly C. Quinn | ... | Alexis Castle (as Molly Quinn) | |
Penny Johnson Jerald | ... | Captain Victoria Gates (credit only) | |
Dean Norris | ... | Captain Peterson | |
Darren Pettie | ... | Trapper John | |
Ian Kahn | ... | Sal Martino | |
Jack Laufer | ... | Mr. Davenport | |
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Ty Upshaw | ... | Dr. Huxtable |
Noa Dori | ... | Dr. Quinn | |
Jonah Wharton | ... | Dr. Howser |
Accompanying Martha to the bank, where she pigheadedly refuses his financial help, Castle's speculations over the phone with Becket that surgical mask-equipped customers may be robbers proves correct when everyone is held at gun-point. The call makes Becket the inexperienced hostage negotiator. Castle works out and manages to communicate both crucial and puzzling information. The hostage-chapter ends spectacularly abruptly, only to launch a very different hunt for the brain, who wasn't after cash at all. Written by KGF Vissers
On my part, this one is the first more than good episode of this new season of "Castle". It's the return of the "breath taking moments" and all the emotion we lived in the previous season. Richard and Martha gets cought up in a bank robbery involving. . . scrubs ?!? Kate rushes to the scene figure out a wait to get them out of there alive, but she must face the captain of the Tactical Forces who, of course, want to do things his way. Alexis, arrived at the scene, can't get her boyfriend on the phone to support her in this moment of crisis. Now, after viewing that episode, I'm thrilled again about the series and can't wait for the next episode. So far, I was only watching it the episodes because I had too, but the fire is back.