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Date Posted: 22:37:24 02/09/12 Thu
Author: jan
Subject: I liked it - a little hard to follow but Kate was gorgeous in the 1940's clothes and makeup .
In reply to: Colie 's message, "So who watched last night's Castle? What did you think? Did you like it? Do you generally find Alternate Universe episodes entertaining, or would you rather they stick to their timeline? We had a few on JAG and they always seemed to gather very mixed feedback." on 16:37:06 02/07/12 Tue


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[> I really liked it. I love Film Noir, and I love the parodies. What I liked about this, is that the story was interpreted in Castle's head. It showed his feelings towards Kate, plus, LOVE his humourous delivery. Did anyone else get the "lifeline/noose" comment? Brings back memories of Lifeline discussions . -- Cece, 17:23:16 02/13/12 Mon [1]


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