Reviews

Heartbroken once and Smiling once again. This is what the episode is all about. They manage to control your emotions.

Spoiler....

Det.Havier shines here as we go deeper into his Ex-Fiancé and Family home. Det.Rayan's partnership also shines as he decides to assist Havier. Det. Havier grows weaker and trusts his ex-fiancé when they ask her to help them to capture the criminal. Beckett returns officially home. Castle and her decided to work her secret case together. I guess this kind of test to there relation was indeed needed to show people how much Love they hold.

Hope Castle gets season 9.

Jonathan Ames is a one novel writer and a his Second novel is refused, a 447,000 rating on Amazon. He writes the occasional article for his friend George Christopher (Ted Danson, in a funny role as usual), the editor of an Esquire-type magazine. Meanwhile, his friend Ray (Zak Galifianakis)is a comic novelist who is always frustrated, his Girl friend Leah controls his moves and makes his life a misery. Jonathan's girlfriend moves out after he refuses to clean up his act according to her wishes (no drinking, no pot smoking).

After losing his roommate/lover, Jonathan is unable to write, and suffers from a serious case of the doldrums. He mopes around his apartment, doing very little but reading Raymond Chandler novels and getting smoked up. Schwartzman is very good at conveying this bright-guy-turning-into-a-loser character. Apparently inspired by the Chandler novels, he decides to try his hand at being a private eye himself. Despite having no background whatsoever in police work, he figures he has nothing to lose and advertises on craigslist as an "unlicensed" private detective. He hopes that by doing this he will pad his bank account, as well as find inspiration for his writing. Thus, the hilarity ensues.

The series is stylish, with lots of allusions to Raymond Chandler potboilers, complete with gorgeous, troubled dames, topcoats, hats, and all the Chandler-esquire parafernalia. Jonathan hasn't a clue as to what he's doing, but somehow his escapades all work out, with George and Ray as his Keystone cops sidekicks. Each episode is done tongue-in-cheek, requiring a large dose of literary license from the viewer. If the viewer has a sense of fun and enjoys a well-crafted farce, this isn't hard to do. I hope this series catches on, because in my household, this is half an hour of very entertaining television. All the actors do a fine job, my favorite being Ted Danson, who seems to thoroughly enjoy acting a fool and probably getting paid enormous amounts of money to do so. Some of the scenes are sidesplittingly funny; others have a Woody Allen-ish charm, as Schwartzman is exactly the kind of appealing nebbish that Allen always played. Season 2 started very nicely and is continuing the awesomeness of Season 1.

I think this show is one of the best shows that was on TV and till this very moment you can't find anything funnier than two guys living in Boston with their friend which is a girl. The Halloween episode started off with Burg working on a body in a morgue with his colleague (We saw earlier when Burg got 2nd on his class). He killed him and we all thought it was a joke or a prank! But guess what! He was dead, then Burg starts killing characters one by one, until we discover that the real Burg is trapped in the Pizza Place. This is a very funny episode, I like the way they made it and at the end they show us the next episode with views of the Pizza place and their home being empty. Enjoy it.