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Yes, they did. It was the episode where the young writer with one successful book was trying to outshine Castle and was completely obnoxious. He joined the game and one of the poker players, I think it was Dennis Lehane, put him soundly in his place, and they did have an empty chair for Cannell. I'm sure they don't want to overdo the poker games, but I would love to see more of them, at least two or three per season.Originally Posted by anders332
I have no idea, but my first guess would be James Patterson because he was one of the original members of the poker game and has been at all of them. It can't be Cannell unless he wrote them before he died, and Dennis Lehane hasn't been there since the beginning. If I remember correctly, the fourth player changed from game to game; the first one was a woman. Just a guess.
Castle's response to the bank robbery " I'm not happy with the current level of service at this bank and think we should take our money elsewhere.".Great episode tonight.
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I don't think it's Patterson because Nathan has said in interviews that the real author commented that it was the first time he hit #1 on the NYT bestseller list and his real name wasn't even on the book. I did a little searching and found this: Happy Endings Blog – jeannieruesch.com » Blog Archive » Who Writes Richard Castle Books?
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I was thinking of the immortal words of Socrates, who said, "... I drank what?"
What you say totally makes sense, Critical, and so does that article. I originally guessed Patterson because I thought the author was at the poker game, but a cameo role a la what Hitchcock used to do in his movies just works.
I really do not see how they are going to keep Castle and Beckett apart much longer! All those "I almost lost you" revelations must lead somewhere! I know there is a feeling that Kate is frozen until her mom's murder is solved, but last night she sure looked like she was thawing to me!
Very interesting. I may buy Tom Straw's book just to check out the style. If I can get it on Kindle. Whoever does the writing does a great job of sounding like Castle. If it weren't for the "evidence" in the post above I'd have figured it was a screenwriter for the show.
I must add that I loved seeing Dean Norris from Breaking Bad as the chief hostage negotiator. He adds to any show he appears in for me.
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