Trama secundaria: Martha se ha encontrado en el salón de belleza a Oona Marconi, una crítica de teatro que en su día no dejó muy bien la actuación de Martha. Martha pretende invitarla a cenar para que así de paso nombre su estudio de teatro en su columna, claro está que logra convencer a Oona a base de utilizar a su hijo, ya que la crítica siempre quiso ser escritora y quiere que Castle se lea su manuscrito y se lo pase a su editor.
Ryan quiere probar a ver si es cierto que desde que lleva alianza de boda las mujeres ya nos se fijan en él. Le pide a Esposito que se ponga su alianza a ver si a él le hacen caso.
Ryan quiere probar a ver si es cierto que desde que lleva alianza de boda las mujeres ya nos se fijan en él. Le pide a Esposito que se ponga su alianza a ver si a él le hacen caso.
Miscelánea:
-Lanie sigue el programa. De niña su sueño era ser bailarina, pero su prematuro crecimiento de los pechos no se lo permitió.
-Castle de joven tenía una tarjeta para la gasolina y hacía trapicheos con sus amigos para así ganar más dinero. Martha no sabe nada.
-¿Os habéis parado a escuchar la de teléfonos que suenan en la comisaría? ¡Que estrés!
-Tiene su gracia ver como en la escena del club de striptease Ryan intenta a toda costa mostrar su mano desnuda y Esposito la alianza.
-La luz de la morgue y la bata azul hacen terriblemente pálida a la ya de por si pálida Alexis.
-¡Castle imitando a Vito Corleone!
-¿Por qué los asesinos tiran siempre el arma homicida a un contenedor cerca de su casa/oficina?
-En Stanford Beckett estudiaba para abogada. Su sueño era ser la primera mujer en ser presidenta del tribunal supremo. Le matan a su madre y aquí la tenemos, de detective.
Ryan: Did you see that? She acted like I didn't even exist.
Esposito: You don't, not since you put that ring on your finger.-Castle de joven tenía una tarjeta para la gasolina y hacía trapicheos con sus amigos para así ganar más dinero. Martha no sabe nada.
-¿Os habéis parado a escuchar la de teléfonos que suenan en la comisaría? ¡Que estrés!
-Tiene su gracia ver como en la escena del club de striptease Ryan intenta a toda costa mostrar su mano desnuda y Esposito la alianza.
-La luz de la morgue y la bata azul hacen terriblemente pálida a la ya de por si pálida Alexis.
-¡Castle imitando a Vito Corleone!
-¿Por qué los asesinos tiran siempre el arma homicida a un contenedor cerca de su casa/oficina?
-En Stanford Beckett estudiaba para abogada. Su sueño era ser la primera mujer en ser presidenta del tribunal supremo. Le matan a su madre y aquí la tenemos, de detective.
Ryan: Did you see that? She acted like I didn't even exist.
Oona: Just remember, Martha, those who can’t do…teach.
Martha: And those who can’t teach become theater critics.
Castle: Barbra builds herself a better future, a perfect life.
Beckett: Until she was murdered a year later.
Castle: Yeah, well, separated twin stories never end happily, except The Parent Trap.
Castle: Meantime, I want to take a ride downtown with the boys, check out that strip club.
Ryan: Sorry, Castle. Three’s a crowd.
Esposito: Now you’re all blissfully happy with your wife and whatnot. You have the stink of honeymoon phase all over you. No woman wants to be around that.
Ryan: How long does it last?
Esposito: Well, it’s hard to say. But knowing you and Jenny, probably forever.
Ryan: You can’t pick up on honeys while wearing the eternal symbol of my love and commitment to Jenny. Did I just say that out loud?
Esposito: Mm-hmm.
Ryan: No wonder women won’t flirt with me. I’m a lost cause, a man in love with his wife.
Esposito: Enjoy it, my friend. A lot of men would switch places with you. Not me. Mnh-Mnh. Other men. Guys. Unhappy single guys.
Castle: Maybe it’s possessed, you know, like some kind of cursed object from a Stephen King story.
Ryan: How can I tell my wife that I’m not wearing my wedding ring because I lent it to Esposito as an experiment to see if strippers would flirt with me? Maybe she’ll see the humor in it.
Esposito: You’re a dead man.
Castle: Then in the wise words of Don Vito Corleone…You need to make him an offer she can’t refuse. And if there’s anything I can do to help, you let me know.
Martha: And those who can’t teach become theater critics.
Castle: Barbra builds herself a better future, a perfect life.
Beckett: Until she was murdered a year later.
Castle: Yeah, well, separated twin stories never end happily, except The Parent Trap.
Castle: Meantime, I want to take a ride downtown with the boys, check out that strip club.
Ryan: Sorry, Castle. Three’s a crowd.
Esposito: Now you’re all blissfully happy with your wife and whatnot. You have the stink of honeymoon phase all over you. No woman wants to be around that.
Ryan: How long does it last?
Esposito: Well, it’s hard to say. But knowing you and Jenny, probably forever.
Ryan: You can’t pick up on honeys while wearing the eternal symbol of my love and commitment to Jenny. Did I just say that out loud?
Esposito: Mm-hmm.
Ryan: No wonder women won’t flirt with me. I’m a lost cause, a man in love with his wife.
Esposito: Enjoy it, my friend. A lot of men would switch places with you. Not me. Mnh-Mnh. Other men. Guys. Unhappy single guys.
Castle: Maybe it’s possessed, you know, like some kind of cursed object from a Stephen King story.
Ryan: How can I tell my wife that I’m not wearing my wedding ring because I lent it to Esposito as an experiment to see if strippers would flirt with me? Maybe she’ll see the humor in it.
Esposito: You’re a dead man.
Castle: Then in the wise words of Don Vito Corleone…You need to make him an offer she can’t refuse. And if there’s anything I can do to help, you let me know.
Lo que es bailar...
Nunca se le ha dado bien. Y la televisión sabe explotarlo.
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