Season 3 Episode 13

You know its a special night on Castle when there are not one, but two references to Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol. We really didnt see that coming. Is it because they got a glimpse of the past (the murder), the present (the kiss), and the future (a relationship and resolution)? Is someone supposed to be Scrooge? Then who is Tiny Tim? Anyway, here are our three fave moments between Castle...

Kate Beckett

Knockdown was a series of Very Serious Expression close-ups, but theres no denying it: This was Becketts episode. How does the detective make blood-stained cream sweater work after a man with answers about Johanna Becketts murder just died in front of her? How does her hair maintain such bounce and shine when its the second time this has happened? We just dont know.

What were sure...

Much of the focus was on the long-awaited Beckett and Castle kiss, but wed like take a look at how the power was divided amongst a few of the supporting characters the detective sidekicks, the no-nonsense NYPD captain, and the concerned mom.

Ryan and Esposito Power Leads to Punishment

Poor guys. They tried to turn down the John Raglan case after Beckett was kicked off, but Montgomerys...

Castles Knockdown episode was in a word fantastic. It, admittedly, wasnt as comical as usual, but the writers sure did bring in a good dose of drama to keep us occupied. We (almost) didnt miss Castle and Becketts usual quippy banter.

One way they kept us entertained was with a whopping dollop of character development, and almost everybody got a little on their plate. For starters, the way...

Did you catch that song at the end of Monday nights episode? Kind of sweeping and epic, no? Here are all the musical details you need from Knockdown.

Artist: The Frames

Song: Rise

Album: The Cost

Buy It: iTunes

You heard it when Beckett sat with Castle in the back of the ambulance. The writer had just punched hitman Hal Lockwood in the face and needed some gauze. The song continued to play into...