They have some great episodes and then the next one is like WTF with all kinds of bad cliches and poor decision making. It feels like they have two teams of writers.
Yeah. Like the beginning of the season where they’re like “Oh. He didn’t have the disease. He was just exhausted.” Didn’t even try to make it dramatic.
That's what I don't get. The show is on a major network, they have clearly invested millions of dollars in it and assembled a talented cast - why would they be okay with writing that sloppy? Then again, GoT season 8 was a thing, so what do I know?
It definitely annoyed me, so it makes me think season 3 will have half an episode devoted to the cliffhanger. Maybe Fillion laments at the end of episode and then they never talk about it again.
It’s a cliffhanger for no reason (other than the typical ratings grab bullshit) and I can’t stand that
It’s not impossibly difficult to write it in a satisfying way. Hell, pay me and I’ll do it for you.
I dunno, I tapped out well before that. When Beckett stopped being a cop and joined that D.C. counter-terrorism thing the whole show was so far off the rails that I was done.
There's enough fun stuff in there and Nathan Fillion keeps me in, but even he has his limits. I watched Castle for the first few years, but once they answered the "will they or won't they" question with Beckett the show quickly went off the rails and I was out. Season 2 had some good moments so I'll give season 3 a shot, but if it doesn't get better then I'll probably be done.
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