Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Nathan Fillion | ... | Richard Castle | |
Stana Katic | ... | Kate Beckett | |
Susan Sullivan | ... | Martha Rodgers (credit only) | |
Jon Huertas | ... | Javier Esposito | |
Seamus Dever | ... | Kevin Ryan | |
Tamala Jones | ... | Lanie Parish | |
Molly C. Quinn | ... | Alexis Castle (credit only) | |
Toks Olagundoye | ... | Hayley Shipton (credit only) | |
Jonathan Silverman | ... | Alan Masters | |
Sunkrish Bala | ... | Vikram Singh | |
Kristoffer Polaha | ... | Caleb Brown | |
Kate Cobb | ... | Gwen Parker | |
Brian Scolaro | ... | Dave Barton | |
Maurice Benard | ... | Horatio Spate | |
Patrick Labyorteaux | ... | Glen Hume |
New York City safety inspector Alan Masters inexplicably survives a poisoning already ruled fatal by Lanie's examination. Despite police protection, he's electrocuted in his bed, again called dead but very alive. Castle takes Alan home but can't resisting coaching him to date a foxy girl from the research lab he's secretly admiring, but she instantly accepts a dinner date, where a mob killer arrives to offer him 'protection'. Vikram Singh finds out that LockSat met with Caleb Brown. Written by KGF Vissers
I have loved this show for years, but the current season is driving me up the wall. The underlying stories are interesting, but Castle's continuing invention of insane theories, conspiracies and motives has become seriously boring and detrimental to the overall quality of the show.
In this episode, the relentless, ridiculous 'superhero' theme was so overdone that it became tedious, repetitious and overwhelmed the underlying plot.
While the other characters in the series have grown, Castle has become a caricature.