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Meanwhile, socialite Sonya Gilpert has been murdered in her bed, leaving the obvious suspect to be Dale Landers the rock star who was sharing it with her. Considering she was shot in the chest at close range, his insistence that he slept right through it right next to her and didn't hear a thing is met with skepticism, and it looks like an OpenAndShutCase-- except we all know what this show's like regarding open-and-shut cases.
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Meanwhile, socialite Sonya Gilpert has been murdered in her bed, leaving the obvious suspect to be Dale Landers Landers, the rock star who was sharing it with her. Considering she was shot in the chest at close range, his insistence that he slept right through it right next to her and didn't hear a thing is met with skepticism, and it looks like an OpenAndShutCase-- except we all know what this show's like regarding open-and-shut cases.
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** Beckett freezing when one of the suspects points a gun at her is also echoed later in the season: In "Kill Shot", which features her having a full-blown PTSD-influenced psychological breakdown.
* ADeadlyAffair: Sonya had been seeing Dale's bandmate behind his back. The bandmate wanted Sonya to leave Mitch, but instead she broke it off with the bandmate.
* ADeadlyAffair: Sonya had been seeing Dale's bandmate behind his back. The bandmate wanted Sonya to leave Mitch, but instead she broke it off with the bandmate.
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** Beckett freezing when one of the suspects points a gun at her is also echoed later in the season: In season in "Kill Shot", which features her having a full-blown PTSD-influenced psychological breakdown.
* ADeadlyAffair: Sonya had been seeing Dale's bandmate Mitch behind his back.The bandmate Mitch wanted Sonya to leave Mitch, Dale for him, but instead she broke it off with the bandmate.off.
* ADeadlyAffair: Sonya had been seeing Dale's bandmate Mitch behind his back.
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* [[HesBack She's Back]]: Beckett manages to rally her spirits the second time she gets a gun pointed at her, managing to work through the urge to freeze. She's in better shape for the rest of the episode, suggesting that she's back to something like an even keel.
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* [[HesBack She's Back]]: ShesBack: Beckett manages to rally her spirits the second time she gets a gun pointed at her, managing to work through the urge to freeze. She's in better shape for the rest of the episode, suggesting that she's back to something like an even keel.
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* InconvenientHippocraticOath: Beckett's boyfriend is forced out of surgery because you can't operate on a loved one.
-->'''Surgeon:''' [replacing him as lead surgeon] You did what you had to. Now do what you should do.
-->'''Surgeon:''' [replacing him as lead surgeon] You did what you had to. Now do what you should do.
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* [[HesBack She's Back]]: Beckett manages to rally her spirits the second time she gets a gun pointed at her, managing to work through the urge to freeze]]. She's in better shape for the rest of the episode, suggesting that she's back to something like an even keel.
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* [[HesBack She's Back]]: Beckett manages to rally her spirits the second time she gets a gun pointed at her, managing to work through the urge to freeze]].freeze. She's in better shape for the rest of the episode, suggesting that she's back to something like an even keel.
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Meanwhile, socialite Sonya Gilpert has been murdered in her bed, leaving the obvious suspect to be Dale Landers the rock star who was sharing it with her. Considering she was shot in the chest at close range, his insistence that he slept right through it right next to her and didn't hear a thing is met with skepticism, and it looks like an open-and-shut case -- OpenAndShutCase-- except we all know what this show's like regarding open-and-shut cases.
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** Officer Hastings, the uniform who gives Esposito and Ryan information about the BodyOfTheWeek, will play a significant part in one of the following episodes. [[spoiler: Specifically, "Heroes and Villains", in which she is the vigilante Lone Vengeance.]]
** Beckett freezing when one of the suspects points a gun at her is also echoed later in the season: [[spoiler: In "Kill Shot", which features her having a full-blown PTSD-influenced psychological breakdown.]]
** Beckett freezing when one of the suspects points a gun at her is also echoed later in the season: [[spoiler: In "Kill Shot", which features her having a full-blown PTSD-influenced psychological breakdown.]]
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** Officer Hastings, the uniform who gives Esposito and Ryan information about the BodyOfTheWeek, will play a significant part in one of the following episodes. [[spoiler: Specifically, "Heroes and Villains", in which she is the vigilante Lone Vengeance.]]
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** Beckett freezing when one of the suspects points a gun at her is also echoed later in the season:[[spoiler: In "Kill Shot", which features her having a full-blown PTSD-influenced psychological breakdown.]]
** Beckett freezing when one of the suspects points a gun at her is also echoed later in the season:
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* TheBigBoard: [[spoiler: Castle repurposes his electronic writer's board to chart Beckett's mother's case, implying that he has begun investigating it on the quiet.]]
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* TheBigBoard: [[spoiler: Castle repurposes his electronic writer's board to chart Beckett's mother's case, implying that he has begun investigating it on the quiet.]]
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Meanwhile, a socialite Sonya Gilpert has been murdered in her bed, leaving the obvious suspect to be Dale Landers the rock star who was sharing it with her. Considering she was shot in the chest at close range, his insistence that he slept right through it right next to her and didn't hear a thing is met with skepticism, and it looks like an open-and-shut case -- except we all know what this show's like regarding open-and-shut cases.
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* BlatantLies: Both Beckett and Castle are keeping their secrets throughout the episode: [[spoiler: Castle about who is keeping Beckett safe and his own investigation, and Beckett about precisely what she remembers about her shooting.]]
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* BlatantLies: Both Beckett and Castle are keeping their secrets throughout the episode: [[spoiler: Castle about who is keeping Beckett safe and his own investigation, and Beckett about precisely what she remembers about her shooting.]]
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* HeroicBSOD: Beckett spends most of the episode having a slow-burning one, but becomes increasingly irrational and out-of-control in the second half [[spoiler: after she freezes when a suspect points a gun at her]].
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* ADeadlyAffair: Sonya had been seeing Dale's bandmate behind his back. The bandmate wanted Sonya to leave Mitch, but instead she broke it off with the bandmate.
* FrameUp: The killer slipped drugs into Sonya and Dale drinks, killed Sonya, and put the gun in Dale's hand to pin the murder on him.
* HeroicBSOD: Beckett spends most of the episode having a slow-burning one, but becomes increasingly irrational and out-of-control in the second half[[spoiler: after she freezes when a suspect Dale points a gun at her]].her.
* IfICantHaveYou: Mitch Yancey's motive for killing Sonya, as she broke off their affair to be with Dale full time.
* LockedRoomMystery: Sonya Gilpert is shot dead. The only other person in the apartment was her boyfriend, and the alarm system was active. The killer got in hours earlier by using a key he already had, hiding under their bed, spiking their vodka while they left the room, slipped out from under the bed again, killed Sonya, then waited for Dale to discover the body and flee, then escape.
* PillowSilencer: Sonya Gilpert's killer did this.
* FrameUp: The killer slipped drugs into Sonya and Dale drinks, killed Sonya, and put the gun in Dale's hand to pin the murder on him.
* HeroicBSOD: Beckett spends most of the episode having a slow-burning one, but becomes increasingly irrational and out-of-control in the second half
* IfICantHaveYou: Mitch Yancey's motive for killing Sonya, as she broke off their affair to be with Dale full time.
* LockedRoomMystery: Sonya Gilpert is shot dead. The only other person in the apartment was her boyfriend, and the alarm system was active. The killer got in hours earlier by using a key he already had, hiding under their bed, spiking their vodka while they left the room, slipped out from under the bed again, killed Sonya, then waited for Dale to discover the body and flee, then escape.
* PillowSilencer: Sonya Gilpert's killer did this.
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* [[HesBack She's Back]]: Beckett manages to rally her spirits [[spoiler: the second time she gets a gun pointed at her, managing to work through the urge to freeze]]. She's in better shape for the rest of the episode, suggesting that she's back to something like an even keel.
* WhamLine: [[spoiler:"I remember everything."]]
* WhamLine: [[spoiler:"I remember everything."]]
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* [[HesBack She's Back]]: Beckett manages to rally her spirits [[spoiler: the second time she gets a gun pointed at her, managing to work through the urge to freeze]]. She's in better shape for the rest of the episode, suggesting that she's back to something like an even keel.
* WhamLine:[[spoiler:"I "I remember everything."]]"
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** Officer Hastings, the uniform who gives Esposito and Ryan information about the MurderOfTheWeek, will play a significant part in one of the following episodes. [[spoiler: Specifically, "Heroes and Villains", in which she is the superhero.]]
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** Officer Hastings, the uniform who gives Esposito and Ryan information about the MurderOfTheWeek, BodyOfTheWeek, will play a significant part in one of the following episodes. [[spoiler: Specifically, "Heroes and Villains", in which she is the superhero.vigilante Lone Vengeance.]]
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As Beckett and Castle try to rebuild their friendship, it soon becomes apparent that both are keeping secrets...
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secrets that could shatter everything...
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The events of "Knockout" take their toll on our heroes; Beckett, recovering from her gunshot wound, makes no contact with the others for three months, driving a wedge between her and Castle. Meanwhile, there's a new captain at the Twelfth -- Victoria Gates, a [[DaChief no-nonsense]] [[ByTheBookCop by-the-book type]] who, naturally, is not particularly impressed by Castle or his eccentricities and makes no secret of it, meaning that Castle is no longer welcome at the precinct -- and Alexis, naturally, reacts to any suggestion that he might go back with great hostility. And the investigations into Beckett's shooting and her mother's case have both gone cold, having been suspended due to lack of evidence or progress. Beckett thus continues the investigation on the quiet, but it soon becomes apparent that she's not as unaffected by what's happened to her as she'd like the others to believe, and that she might be spiralling even further out of control.
Meanwhile, a socialite has been murdered in her bed, leaving the obvious suspect to be the rock star who was sharing it with her. Considering she was shot in the chest at close range, his insistence that he slept right through it right next to her and didn't hear a thing is met with skepticism, and it looks like an open-and-shut case -- except we all know what this show's like regarding open-and-shut cases.
As Beckett and Castle try to rebuild their friendship, it soon becomes apparent that both are keeping secrets...
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* TheBigBoard: [[spoiler: Castle repurposes his electronic writer's board to chart Beckett's mother's case, implying that he has begun investigating it on the quiet.]]
* BlatantLies: Both Beckett and Castle are keeping their secrets throughout the episode: [[spoiler: Castle about who is keeping Beckett safe and his own investigation, and Beckett about precisely what she remembers about her shooting.]]
* CallBack: Beckett's lack of contact throughout the summer reflects Castle's own lack of contact with the others between the Season Two / Season Three gap.
* {{Foreshadowing}}:
** Officer Hastings, the uniform who gives Esposito and Ryan information about the MurderOfTheWeek, will play a significant part in one of the following episodes. [[spoiler: Specifically, "Heroes and Villains", in which she is the superhero.]]
** Beckett freezing when one of the suspects points a gun at her is also echoed later in the season: [[spoiler: In "Kill Shot", which features her having a full-blown PTSD-influenced psychological breakdown.]]
* HeroicBSOD: Beckett spends most of the episode having a slow-burning one, but becomes increasingly irrational and out-of-control in the second half [[spoiler: after she freezes when a suspect points a gun at her]].
* PutOnABus: As of this episode, Josh is gone.
* ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections: How Castle gets back into the precinct. Captain Gates isn't best pleased.
* [[HesBack She's Back]]: Beckett manages to rally her spirits [[spoiler: the second time she gets a gun pointed at her, managing to work through the urge to freeze]]. She's in better shape for the rest of the episode, suggesting that she's back to something like an even keel.
* WhamLine: [[spoiler: I remember everything.]]
* YouCalledMeXItMustBeSerious: Castle continues his tendency to refer to Beckett by [[FirstNameBasis her first name]] when things are serious (or when he's having difficulty separating himself from his feelings for her).
Meanwhile, a socialite has been murdered in her bed, leaving the obvious suspect to be the rock star who was sharing it with her. Considering she was shot in the chest at close range, his insistence that he slept right through it right next to her and didn't hear a thing is met with skepticism, and it looks like an open-and-shut case -- except we all know what this show's like regarding open-and-shut cases.
As Beckett and Castle try to rebuild their friendship, it soon becomes apparent that both are keeping secrets...
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* TheBigBoard: [[spoiler: Castle repurposes his electronic writer's board to chart Beckett's mother's case, implying that he has begun investigating it on the quiet.]]
* BlatantLies: Both Beckett and Castle are keeping their secrets throughout the episode: [[spoiler: Castle about who is keeping Beckett safe and his own investigation, and Beckett about precisely what she remembers about her shooting.]]
* CallBack: Beckett's lack of contact throughout the summer reflects Castle's own lack of contact with the others between the Season Two / Season Three gap.
* {{Foreshadowing}}:
** Officer Hastings, the uniform who gives Esposito and Ryan information about the MurderOfTheWeek, will play a significant part in one of the following episodes. [[spoiler: Specifically, "Heroes and Villains", in which she is the superhero.]]
** Beckett freezing when one of the suspects points a gun at her is also echoed later in the season: [[spoiler: In "Kill Shot", which features her having a full-blown PTSD-influenced psychological breakdown.]]
* HeroicBSOD: Beckett spends most of the episode having a slow-burning one, but becomes increasingly irrational and out-of-control in the second half [[spoiler: after she freezes when a suspect points a gun at her]].
* PutOnABus: As of this episode, Josh is gone.
* ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections: How Castle gets back into the precinct. Captain Gates isn't best pleased.
* [[HesBack She's Back]]: Beckett manages to rally her spirits [[spoiler: the second time she gets a gun pointed at her, managing to work through the urge to freeze]]. She's in better shape for the rest of the episode, suggesting that she's back to something like an even keel.
* WhamLine: [[spoiler: I remember everything.]]
* YouCalledMeXItMustBeSerious: Castle continues his tendency to refer to Beckett by [[FirstNameBasis her first name]] when things are serious (or when he's having difficulty separating himself from his feelings for her).
