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** Castle, in an attempt to get any leads around his disappearance, declares a money reward to however can get him a proper lead. [[RealityEnsues By the time he hits up the precinct, a very pissed off Gates confronts him for the pile upon pile of likely false leads pouring in.]] [[ComicallyMissingThePoint Castle is overjoyed]], and [[RefugeInAudacity kisses Gates right in front of Beckett]].

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** Castle, in an attempt to get any leads around his disappearance, declares a money reward to however can get him a proper lead. [[RealityEnsues [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome By the time he hits up the precinct, a very pissed off Gates confronts him for the pile upon pile of likely false leads pouring in.]] [[ComicallyMissingThePoint Castle is overjoyed]], and [[RefugeInAudacity kisses Gates right in front of Beckett]].
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** Castle's quite intimidated by Martha and Alexis' answers to [[WomanScorned what either of them would do to a guy cheating on them]].


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*** Earlier, he objects to Esposito calling wads of cash he found in the vic's apartment "a lot of cake."
*** Ryan finally caves in when he just stares at a collection of Chinese food the others have ordered and Esposito and Beckett encourage him to eat ''something''. The latter tells him he's "got the posture of a feral cat."
---->'''Ryan:''' Guys, I've made a sacred vow to the woman I love- *Castle grabs one particular box* Is that Mushu Pork?\\
'''Espo:''' Yes, and it is delicious. Come on, bro. Just eat.\\
''Ryan snags the box and picks up even more goodies on the way back to his desk.''


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** [[spoiler:Near the end of the episode, Ryan's desperate to get his ring back. [[ExiledToTheCouch His and Jenny's couch has a loose spring]].]]
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** Castle walks into Alexis and her boyfriend Ashley with a replica revolver in his hand.

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** Castle walks into Alexis and her boyfriend Ashley with a replica revolver in his hand. It's important to note that he had ''no idea'' Ashley was there.
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** Beckett and Castle go over several students in the English language class who [[WorthlessForeignDegree had important jobs in their home countries but are now doing]] EthnicMenialLabor. Castle asks what the last one, a janitor at an elementary school, did in ''his'' home country and is told that he was ... a janitor at an elementary school there as well.
** Perlmutter (who has gotten noticeably less attractive since his last appearance) expresses delight about how Castle and Beckett have broken up (unaware that they're back together) and talks about setting Beckett up with his identical twin brother Edgar. As Beckett tries to make an excuse not to, Castle arrives, and Perlmutter goes into a jealous rant about "nitwit pretty boys like you" who make it hard for Edgar (and implicitly Perlmutter himself) to find girlfriends.
** Ryan and Esposito TemptingFate by talking about how glad they are that their stressful day is almost over, right before they try to open a locker under [=FBI=] surveillance and get shoved to the ground and handcuffed.
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** When they question a suspect whose into MethodActing and is acing like she's Ophelia, Castle and Ryan start trying to question her in Shakespearean prose (clearly enjoying it) before an annoyed Esposito threatens to arrest her for questioning unless she talks and she abruptly drops the persona.

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** When they question a suspect whose into MethodActing and is acing acting like she's Ophelia, Castle and Ryan start trying to question her in Shakespearean prose (clearly enjoying it) before an annoyed Esposito threatens to arrest her for questioning unless she talks and she abruptly drops the persona.



** There's quite a bit of LaughablyEvil scenes with the drug lord El Oso. When Castle points out he's a murder suspect due to being associated with a "fair amount of violence" El Oso corrects him by menacingly saying that it's "epic" and "biblical" amounts of violence then suddenly [[MoodWhiplash gets all giddy talking about how he wants Castle to write the script for his life story]] and can keep him prisoner for the next several months until he does. Later, When Castle compares him to ''Theatre/RichardIII'' he angrily says "The Hunchback!" and puts his gun in Castle's face threatening before laughing that Castle should have seen his face. El Oso then claims that unlike Richard III he has a sense of humor and does on about how that is one of the facets of his character that Castle's script must capture.

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** There's quite a bit of LaughablyEvil scenes with the drug lord El Oso. When Castle points out he's a murder suspect due to being associated with a "fair amount of violence" El Oso corrects him by menacingly saying that it's "epic" and "biblical" amounts of violence then suddenly [[MoodWhiplash gets all giddy talking about how he wants Castle to write the script for his life story]] and can keep him prisoner for the next several months until he does. Later, When Castle compares him to ''Theatre/RichardIII'' he angrily says "The Hunchback!" and puts his gun in Castle's face threatening before laughing that Castle should have seen his face. El Oso then claims that unlike Richard III he has a sense of humor and does goes on about how that is one of the facets of his character that Castle's script must capture.
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* Alexis asks Castle if she can go on a college road trip with her friend, Buttons. Castle, like any [[PapaBear good]] [[BumblingDad dad]], asks who's going, who's driving, and who's chaperoning.

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* ** Alexis asks Castle if she can go on a college road trip with her friend, Buttons. Castle, like any [[PapaBear good]] [[BumblingDad dad]], asks who's going, who's driving, and who's chaperoning.



** Castle mockingly imitating a suggestive pose Kay is always making on the street, only for a bunch of Paparazzi to start snapping pictures of a horrified Castle, to Beckett's amusement. Adding to the hilarity is that the photographers stop hone they realize Castle isn't ''Creator/JasonBateman'' and leave, as Castle looks torn between being relieved and offended.

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** Castle mockingly imitating a suggestive pose Kay is always making on the street, only for a bunch of Paparazzi to start snapping pictures of a horrified Castle, to Beckett's amusement. Adding to the hilarity is that the photographers stop hone once they realize Castle isn't ''Creator/JasonBateman'' Creator/JasonBateman and leave, as Castle looks torn between being relieved and offended.



** The Same episode has Martha's feud with a critic from her Broadway Days who she initially truest butter up to for an endorsement for her acting school but quickly renews her old resentment of, leading to a fight which is only resolved her her promising the critic (an aspirin author) that Castle will get her "chick lit" book published.... without asking Castle first.

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** The Same episode has Martha's feud with a critic from her Broadway Days who she initially truest tries to butter up to for an endorsement for her acting school but quickly renews her old resentment of, leading to a fight which is only resolved her her promising the critic (an aspirin aspiring author) that Castle will get her "chick lit" book published.... without asking Castle first.
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* In "Dead Again," low-level safety inspector Alan is poisioned, electrocuted and even shot in the head yet keeps coming back to the shock of everyone thanks to a freak body metabolism and sheer luck.

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* In "Dead Again," low-level safety inspector Alan is poisioned, poisoned, electrocuted and even shot in the head yet keeps coming back to the shock of everyone thanks to a freak body metabolism and sheer luck.



** When they question a suspect whose into MethodActing and is acing like she's Ophelia, Caslte and Ryan start trying to question her in Shakespearean prose (clearly enjoying it) before an annoyed Esposito threatens to arrest her for question gin unless she talks and she abruptly drops the persona.

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** When they question a suspect whose into MethodActing and is acing like she's Ophelia, Caslte Castle and Ryan start trying to question her in Shakespearean prose (clearly enjoying it) before an annoyed Esposito threatens to arrest her for question gin questioning unless she talks and she abruptly drops the persona.



** Ryan is becoming overly invested in his daughters preschool recital, trying to come up with some complicated choreography (with Esposito videotaping him doing the flower dance). Then when another parent protests he threatens to look into her unpaid parking tickets until Esposito makes his presence known and over him away.
** There's quite a bit of LaughablyEvil scenes with the drug lord El Oso. When Castle points out he's a murder suspect due to being associated with a "fair amount of violence" El Oso corrects him by menacingly saying that "epic" and "biblical" amounts of violence then suddenly [[MoodWhiplash gets all giddy talking about how he wants Castle to write the script for his life story]] and can keep him prisoner for the next several months until he does. Later, When Castle compares him to ''Theatre/RichardIII'' he angrily says "The Hunchback!" and puts his gun in Castle's face threatening before laughing that Castle should have seen his face. El Oso then claims that unlike Richard II he has a sense of humor and does on about ho that is one of the facets of his character that Castle's script must capture.

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** Ryan is becoming overly invested in his daughters preschool recital, trying to come up with some complicated choreography (with Esposito videotaping him doing the flower dance). Then when another parent protests he threatens to look into her unpaid parking tickets until Esposito makes his presence known and over him away.
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** There's quite a bit of LaughablyEvil scenes with the drug lord El Oso. When Castle points out he's a murder suspect due to being associated with a "fair amount of violence" El Oso corrects him by menacingly saying that it's "epic" and "biblical" amounts of violence then suddenly [[MoodWhiplash gets all giddy talking about how he wants Castle to write the script for his life story]] and can keep him prisoner for the next several months until he does. Later, When Castle compares him to ''Theatre/RichardIII'' he angrily says "The Hunchback!" and puts his gun in Castle's face threatening before laughing that Castle should have seen his face. El Oso then claims that unlike Richard II III he has a sense of humor and does on about ho how that is one of the facets of his character that Castle's script must capture.
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**In the same episode, right as the man who shot Beckett is about to shoot one of the team with a hidden gun as he's pretending to follow demands and pulls out a file from a hidden safe, a hidden pressure trigger is set off and an explosion blows him right to hell. While the [[OhCrap look on his face]] was entertaining by itself, comedy sets in with Esposito's very casual observation right afterwards.
-->'''Esposito:''' ''He's'' gone.

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Here's some funny from ''Series/{{Castle}}'':

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Here's some funny moments from ''Series/{{Castle}}'':



* In "Nanny [=McDead=]," Beckett tells Ryan and Esposito to check the names of all the maintenance workers on duty that day; Castle questions this and wonders why not run the names of all the neighbors, citing the fact people really don't know all that much about their neighbors:

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* In "Nanny [=McDead=]," Beckett tells Ryan and Esposito to check the names of all the maintenance workers on duty that day; Castle questions this and wonders why not run the names of all the neighbors, citing the fact people really don't know all that much about their neighbors:neighbors--and in the process, weaves a hypothetical story that leaves Montgomery unnerved enough to demand who lives in the apartment Castle mentioned in said story:



'''Castle:''' Thank you. What about the guy in 8-B? Who? You see him every day, only you never notice him. But he noticed Sara. She's young, beautiful, The kind of girl that a guy like him would never have a chance with. We all know girls like that, don't we? Well, at first it's just a game. Figure out her schedule. When does she do her laundry? When is she alone? Until it becomes something more, something that he can't control. Well, he uses the stairs, obviously, to avoid the elevator's cameras. And then he just waits, Concealed in the shadows. When she comes into that laundry room, he pounces. When he looked into her vacant, lifeless eyes, He wanted to tell her he never meant to kill her. All he ever wanted was to be noticed. That's when he felt the heat of that dryer on his skin. So he picks up her limp body in his arms, and gently places it inside. He almost smiled at his good fortune when he found the quarter in his pocket, slipping it into the slot. Buying him the time to do what he does best: disappear. Just saying, better story. Coffee?\\

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'''Castle:''' Thank you. What about the guy in 8-B? Who? You see him every day, only you never notice him. But he noticed Sara. She's young, beautiful, The kind of girl that a guy like him would never have a chance with. We all know girls like that, don't we? Well, at first it's just a game. Figure out her schedule. When does she do her laundry? When is she alone? Until it becomes something more, something that he can't control. Well, he uses the stairs, obviously, to avoid the elevator's cameras. And then he just waits, Concealed in the shadows. When she comes into that laundry room, he pounces. When he looked into her vacant, lifeless eyes, He wanted to tell her he never meant to kill her. All he ever wanted was to be noticed. That's when he felt the heat of that dryer on his skin. So he picks up her limp body in his arms, and gently places it inside. He almost smiled at his good fortune when he found the quarter in his pocket, slipping it into the slot. Buying him the time to do what he does best: disappear. best...disappear.\\
''[Nobody speaks. Then...]''\\
'''Castle:'''
Just saying, better story. Coffee?\\



-->'''Castle:''' ''[to Beckett by phone]'' Guess who's got a date with a prostitute?

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-->'''Castle:''' ''[to Beckett by phone]'' phone, in an "I win" tone of voice]'' Guess who's got a date with a prostitute?



--->'''Castle:''' What turned you off, that he was wearing a rug? [{{Beat}}] Too soon?

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--->'''Castle:''' What turned you off, that he was wearing a rug? [{{Beat}}] rug?\\
''[{{Beat}}]''\\
'''Castle:'''
Too soon?



---->'''Castle:''' You are lamey [=McLamster!=]

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---->'''Castle:''' You are lamey [=McLamster!=]Lamey [=McLamester!=]



'''Beckett:''' It's a ''stripper name''.\\

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'''Beckett:''' It's a ''stripper name''.''stripper'' name.\\



'''Beckett:''' ''[Moving forward threateningly]'' Yes.\\
'''Castle:''' ''[Casually picking up a nearby cardboard cutout of himself and holding it in front of him like a shield]'' No. Sorry.\\
'''Beckett:''' Castle...\\

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'''Beckett:''' ''[Moving ''[moving forward threateningly]'' Yes.\\
'''Castle:''' ''[Casually picking up ''[grabbing a nearby cardboard cutout of himself and holding it in front of him like a shield]'' No. Sorry.\\
'''Beckett:''' Castle...\\Castle--\\



'''Beckett:''' 'Artistic integrity'?! Change the name!

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'''Beckett:''' 'Artistic integrity'?! integrity'! Change the name!name! Today!



'''Castle:''' Never... ''ever''... [[BrickJoke call me "kitten."]]\\

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'''Castle:''' Never... ''ever''... [[BrickJoke '''[[BrickJoke call me "kitten."]]\\"]]'''\\
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'''Hunt:''' Given how you're feeling so broken up about your two-hundred buck phone, you may want to pick up that three million dollar briefcase. Take it with you.

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'''Hunt:''' Given how you're feeling so broken up about your two-hundred buck phone, you may want to pick up that three million three-million dollar briefcase. Take it with you.

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* In "Hunt", when 'Jackson Hunt' wants him to get off his cell phone and into a car. He throws Castle's phone up in the air and shoots it. Castle takes a mental break from the stresses of the last two episodes to become distraught over the loss of his phone. Forgetting all about the three million in ransom money he has in a case on the ground.
-->'''Castle:''' What are you doing? That was a $200 phone!\\

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* "Target" is mostly a serious episode, but it does have some amusing moments.
** Martha makes smiley face pancakes, like Castle usually does for Alexis. Castle taste-tests them...only to find that they taste bad.
** Kate asks Castle if his attitude about letting Alexis go to Columbia is of acceptance, or denial.
---> '''Castle:''' Well, it ''was'' acceptance until you started applying your fiendish logic.\\
'''Lanie:''' ''[interrupting]'' How 'bout you guys apply some fiendish logic to ''[[BodyOfTheWeek this?]]''
** The first suspect in Hasim Farouk's murder is a guy named...Bram Stoker. Yes, Ryan took a pause to make sure he read that right.
---> '''Castle:''' ''[raising an eyeborw]'' Creator/BramStoker, author of ''Literature/{{Dracula}}'', died in 1912?\\
'''Ryan:''' Uh, if it's him, I'd say he's immortal. ''[shows the suspect's picture]''
* In "Hunt", when 'Jackson Hunt' wants him Castle to get off his cell phone and into a car. He throws Castle's phone up in the air and shoots it. it! Castle takes a mental break from the stresses of the last two episodes to become distraught over the loss of his phone. Forgetting all about the three million in ransom money he has in a case on the ground.
-->'''Castle:''' What are you doing? doing?! That was a $200 phone!\\



'''Hunt:''' Given how you're feeling so broken up about your two-hundred buck phone, you may want to pick up that three million dollar briefcase.

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'''Hunt:''' Given how you're feeling so broken up about your two-hundred buck phone, you may want to pick up that three million dollar briefcase. Take it with you.
** Becomes even funnier when you realize that this is basically Castle's dad having an argument with his son.
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** An Asian storekeeper working with the Triads claiming to sense a mystical presence from Alan as a man who cannot be killed. Castle and Alan are briefly awed until they realize he's just trying too stall them and got told that by his gangster buddies.


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* In "Much Ado about Murder" them finding Castle's mother in the murder victims hotel suite (although it turns out she was just his acting coach).
** When they question a suspect whose into MethodActing and is acing like she's Ophelia, Caslte and Ryan start trying to question her in Shakespearean prose (clearly enjoying it) before an annoyed Esposito threatens to arrest her for question gin unless she talks and she abruptly drops the persona.
** When the murderer is arrested at the end of the episode that same actress merely asks if that means it's a wrap on rehearsals.
** Ryan is becoming overly invested in his daughters preschool recital, trying to come up with some complicated choreography (with Esposito videotaping him doing the flower dance). Then when another parent protests he threatens to look into her unpaid parking tickets until Esposito makes his presence known and over him away.
** There's quite a bit of LaughablyEvil scenes with the drug lord El Oso. When Castle points out he's a murder suspect due to being associated with a "fair amount of violence" El Oso corrects him by menacingly saying that "epic" and "biblical" amounts of violence then suddenly [[MoodWhiplash gets all giddy talking about how he wants Castle to write the script for his life story]] and can keep him prisoner for the next several months until he does. Later, When Castle compares him to ''Theatre/RichardIII'' he angrily says "The Hunchback!" and puts his gun in Castle's face threatening before laughing that Castle should have seen his face. El Oso then claims that unlike Richard II he has a sense of humor and does on about ho that is one of the facets of his character that Castle's script must capture.

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* "Head Case" has Castle's startled reaction to finding the cryogenic pods with people actually inside them.
-->'''Castle''': Judging by by the size of 'em, you'd almost expect there to be--\\
''[wiped window reveals contents]''\\
'''Castle''': PEOPLE! Jeez!\\
''[The others look.]''\\
'''Castle''': ''[still reeling from the discovery]'' They're people. ''[turns to the others]'' They're people.
** The fire escape chase. "Talk about taking a header!"



* "Head Case" has Castle's startled reaction to finding the cryogenic pods with people actually inside them.
-->'''Castle''': Judging by by the size of 'em, you'd almost expect there to be--\\
''[wiped window reveals contents]''\\
'''Castle''': PEOPLE! Jeez!\\
''[The others look.]''\\
'''Castle''': ''[still reeling from the discovery]'' They're people. ''[turns to the others]'' They're people.
** The fire escape chase. "Talk about taking a header!"
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* "Head Case" has Castle's startled reaction to finding the cryogenic pods with people actually inside them.
-->'''Castle''': Judging by by the size of 'em, you'd almost expect there to be--\\
''[wiped window reveals contents]''\\
'''Castle''': PEOPLE! Jeez!\\
''[The others look.]''\\
'''Castle''': ''[still reeling from the discovery]'' They're people. ''[turns to the others]'' They're people.
** The fire escape chase. "Talk about taking a header!"
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** Castle mockingly imitating a suggestive pose Kay is always making on the street, only for a bunch of Paparazzi to start snapping pictures of a horrified Castle, to Beckett's amusement. Adding to the hilarity is that the photographers stop hone they realize Castle isn't ''Creator/JasonBateman'' and leave, as Castle looks torn between being relieved and offended.

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* This exchange from "An Embarrassment of Bitches":

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* This exchange from "An Embarrassment of Bitches":Bitches" has several.
** This exchange:



* Alexis asks Castle in "An Embarrassment of Bitches" if she can go on a college road trip with her friend, Buttons. Castle, like any [[PapaBear good]] [[BumblingDad dad]], asks who's going, who's driving, and who's chaperoning.

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* Alexis asks Castle in "An Embarrassment of Bitches" Castle if she can go on a college road trip with her friend, Buttons. Castle, like any [[PapaBear good]] [[BumblingDad dad]], asks who's going, who's driving, and who's chaperoning.


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*** Castle and his mother cringing over said friends name, [[UnfortunateNames Buttons Dutton]].
** A dog show loser saying that all the proof he needs that it was rigged is which dog did win before pointing at an Afghan hound wrathfully.
** Lolita, the Chihuahua with aggression issues.
** The dog therapist. Initially they think she was the victims therapist and is talking about him eating garbage and feces. Afterwards Castle clearly has a hard time taking her seriously and asks if the victim ever ''watched'' her sessions with his dog and seems unsurprised to find out he didn't.


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** The Same episode has Martha's feud with a critic from her Broadway Days who she initially truest butter up to for an endorsement for her acting school but quickly renews her old resentment of, leading to a fight which is only resolved her her promising the critic (an aspirin author) that Castle will get her "chick lit" book published.... without asking Castle first.
--> '''Castle:''' You aren't forgetting her blistering review of your performance of Maggie in 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof', are you?
--> '''Martha:'' That was 1983. I think I'm over it.
--> '''Castle:''' "Martha Rodgers as Maggie the Cat is more of a helpless kitten, mewing and flapping her hands when she doesn't get her way."
--> '''Martha:''' You memorized it?
--> ''Castle:''' I couldn't help it. You walked around the apartment quoting it for months!
** Also Castle describing a scam from boarding school where people with gas allowances would instead fill up friends cars and get paid in cash, then upon getting looks trying to deny he did it personally, then just begging them not to tell his mother.

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** [[EarWorm Panananah nanah nah nah, panananah nanah!]]
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** A significant portion of the episode consists of Castle, Beckett and Esposito fretting over whether or not to tell Ryan that Jenny is logged in the book recording all of the victim's conquests (at a date after the two had started dating). When they try to carefully ease into bringing it up by mentioning the book, Ryan casually expresses curiosity if Jenny was in the book (her having already told him when he described the case to her), throwing the other three for a loop.

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** A significant portion of the episode consists of Castle, Beckett and Esposito fretting over whether or not to tell Ryan that Jenny is logged in the book recording all of the victim's conquests (at a date after the two had started dating). When they try to carefully ease into bringing it up by mentioning the book, Ryan casually expresses curiosity if Jenny was in the book (her having already told him when he described the case to her), throwing the other three for a loop. Ryan explains that he and Jenny weren't exclusive by that time.
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* The moment when Beckett and Castle first meet in "Flowers For Your Grave" - Beckett approaches him at a party for ''Storm Fall'' (because she needs help with a series of copycat murders), and Castle assumes that she's a fan (which she is) and that she wants him to sign her chest (she doesn't).
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-->'''Beckett:''' "Okay, grab my legs." ''(sound of grabbing, Beckett gasps)'' "Castle! I said''legs''!"
-->'''Castle:''' "Oh, ''legs''. Sorry."

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-->'''Beckett:''' "Okay, grab my legs." ''(sound of grabbing, Beckett gasps)'' "Castle! I said''legs''!"
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said ''legs''!"\\
'''Castle:'''
"Oh, ''legs''. Sorry."
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* In "Demons," Castle is giving Beckett a boost up to investigate a secret passage:
-->'''Beckett:''' "Okay, grab my legs." ''(sound of grabbing, Beckett gasps)'' "Castle! I said''legs''!"
-->'''Castle:''' "Oh, ''legs''. Sorry."
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* At one point in ''Head Case'', Castle and Beckett visit the pornography producer who was funding the experimental medical process the victim was working on. The two subjects clash in this exchange:
-->'''Castle:''' "Would you do it? Would you get the implants?"
-->'''Beckett:''' (glances down) "I don't think I need 'em."
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* In "Cops and Robbers", Ryan and Esposito might not have has had as much in the way of [[HeartwarmingMoments Heartwarming]] and [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome Awesome moments]] as the other characters, but they do get one of the funnier moments in the episode, when debating on whether to enter a potential person-of-interest's apartment without a warrant or probable cause:

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* In "Cops and Robbers", Ryan and Esposito might not have has had as much in the way of [[HeartwarmingMoments Heartwarming]] SugarWiki/{{Heartwarming|Moments}} and [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome Awesome moments]] as the other characters, but they do get one of the funnier moments in the episode, when debating on whether to enter a potential person-of-interest's apartment without a warrant or probable cause:
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-->'''Castle:''' "Get out of town! He's right down the crater from me!"\\

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-->'''Castle:''' --->'''Castle:''' "Get out of town! He's right down the crater from me!"\\
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** Looking over the many things the victim bought after winning the lottery, one of them is real estate on the Moon. Castle's response:
-->'''Castle:''' "Get out of town! He's right down the crater from me!"\\
'''Beckett:''' "Why does it not surprise me that you have property on the Moon?"\\
'''Castle:''' "You know what, laugh it up. When the Earth is a desiccated husk, you will be ''begging'' to come live with me in the Nectaris Basin."
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** A little bit of visual humor: when Esposito announces the vacuum chamber that seems like the obvious murder weapon is completely clean, Beckett exclaims that there's no other explanation. Castle enthusiastically taps his UFO book.
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-->'''Producer:''' "Well, I will kill him again! I don't care, where's the corpse?!"

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-->'''Producer:''' "Well, I will kill him again! I don't care, care; where's the corpse?!"
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* In "The Late Shaft," the line producer on a TV talk show learns that the (murdered) host had been sleeping with her (very young) daughter:
-->'''Producer:''' "He was banging my daughter right under my nose? I will ''kill'' him!"
-->'''Castle:''' "He's already dead."
-->'''Producer:''' "Well, I will kill him again! I don't care, where's the corpse?!"
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* From the same episode, Beckett and Castle re-enacting the murder...while the poor schlub who now lives in the apartment follows them about in confusion.
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** Castle and the gang singing "Piano Man" from Creator/BillyJoel. They look to Beckett, and when you think she will just flat-out refuse, she joins in and sings, leading to a GotMeDoingIt moment.

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** Castle and the gang singing "Piano Man" from Creator/BillyJoel.Music/BillyJoel. They look to Beckett, and when you think she will just flat-out refuse, she joins in and sings, leading to a GotMeDoingIt moment.

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