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Law & Murder
Season 3, Episode 19
Law & Murder
Air date March 28, 2011
Written by Terence Paul Winter
Directed by Jeff Bleckner
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Law & Murder is the nineteenth episode of the third season of Castle.

Summary[]

During the high-profile trial of a murdered socialite, a juror suddenly tumbles out of the jury box -- dead! When Castle and Beckett learn the juror was poisoned, their investigation soon uncovers that this seemingly innocuous juror may not have been so innocent after all.

Recap[]


Cast[]

Main Cast[]

Guest Cast[]

Quotes[]

Beckett: That’s an odd way to kill.
Castle: Not for Nazis or evil dictators.
Castle: Alexis said she'd be in the Village today, but she's over in Williamsburg.
Beckett: How do you know she's in Williamsburg?
Castle: GPS tracked her phone.
Beckett: You tracked her phone?
Castle: Yes. Super cool app I've just downloaded. I can see where she is at any time.
Beckett: Does she know that you're doing this?
Castle: Are you kidding? No, she'd kill me.
Beckett: And be justified!
Castle: I'm her father. If something is going on, I need to know. A lot of parents would go to their kids' drawers or computers. [Castle holds up his phone] Far less intrusive.
Ryan: Cowards die many times before their death. The valiant never taste the death but once.
Esposito: Bro, you're not Castle.
Ryan: I know I'm not Castle.
Esposito: Then stop trying to talk like him.
Ryan: I'm not allowed to reference the Bard? I'm a Renaissance man.
Esposito: Memorizing one quote doesn't make you a Renaissance man.
Ryan: What if I memorize two?
Esposito: Have you memorized two?
Ryan: No. But what if I did?
Esposito: It depends on the quote.
Beckett: I was thinking of sneaking off to the Angelika. Forbidden Planet's playing.
Castle: Forbidden Planet, is, uh, is that the one with the robot?
Beckett: You've never seen Forbidden Planet?
Castle: More of a Star Wars, Matrix guy myself.
Beckett: Oh, my gosh. Castle, this is the movie that inspired those two. That's it, I'm taking you. My treat.
Castle: Oh no, no. I have, I have plans.
Beckett: No, not anymore.
Castle: Alright, well, can I have candy and popcorn?
Beckett: Sure. Oh, Castle you’re gonna love this. This is Leslie Nielsen before he became a comic genius.
Castle: Really?
Beckett: Yeah.
Castle: Can we stop at Remy’s for burgers after?
Beckett: Now you’re pushing it.

Featured Music[]

  • "I Hope This Gets to You" - The Daylights

Trivia[]

  • The case appears to be inspired by the Chappaquiddick incident, where then-Senator Ted Kennedy crashed a car he was driving and accidentally killed a woman on his campaign team who was inside the car, Mary Jo Kopechne.
  • DA Karnacki offers Captain Montgomery a drink... from a bottle of 1875 St. Miriam Rock of Scotland that Castle and Beckett recovered from The Old Haunt in "Last Call".
  • Watch for:
    • The reaction shot of Captain Montgomery in the booth, listening to Eddie's confession and his repetition of Stephen's assertion that "the cops would think it was a carjacking gone wrong."
    • Montgomery's reaction at the end, when Castle mentions that despite all the good he'd done, the DA would be remembered for only the one corrupt thing he did.
  • The actor Bruce Davison, who played D.A. Lou Karnacki in this episode, previously appeared with Castle star Stana Katic in The Librarian: Curse of the Judas Chalice.
  • Both Castle and Beckett are fans of the film Forbidden Planet, although Castle later claims to have never seen it - possibly to prompt Becket to invite him.
  • Castle can tell if Alexis is lying when she twitches her nose.

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