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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: [[ConversedTrope Conversed]] InUniverse -- Charlie had made a number of fan appearances in Russia over the years because his sitcom character Dewey is to Russia "what David Hasselhoff is to Germany." It later turns out this was Invoked by the CIA when they hired Charlie to infiltrate the Russian mafia.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: [[ConversedTrope Conversed]] InUniverse -- Charlie had made a number of fan appearances in Russia over the years because his sitcom character Dewey is to Russia "what David Hasselhoff is to Germany." It later turns out this was Invoked {{invoked|trope}} by the CIA when they hired Charlie to infiltrate the Russian mafia.
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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Gates
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* ShoutOut: Esposito says "[[Film/TheSilenceOfTheLambs "Not so fast, Clarice."]] to Beckett's new federal partner.
* StarCrossedLovers: Charlie and his girlfriend who was a member of the Russian mafia.
* StarCrossedLovers: Charlie and his girlfriend who was a member of the Russian mafia.
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* ShoutOut: Esposito says says, "[[Film/TheSilenceOfTheLambs "Not so fast, Clarice."]] to Beckett's new federal partner.
* StarCrossedLovers: Charlie and hisgirlfriend girlfriend, who was a member of is the niece of a Russian mafia.mobster.
* StarCrossedLovers: Charlie and his
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* ItsPersonal: Gates insists that they have to pursue Charlie's killer. After five minutes, he'll be a distant memory for the CIA, but he deserves justice.
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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure:
-->'''Gates:''' Gentlemen, I take you're wrapping up the paperwork on the case you're no longer on?\\
'''Castle, Ryan, and Esposito simultaneously:''' Yes, sir. [looking at stuff that is ''not'' paperwork]\\
'''Gates:''' Good.
-->'''Gates:''' Gentlemen, I take you're wrapping up the paperwork on the case you're no longer on?\\
'''Castle, Ryan, and Esposito simultaneously:''' Yes, sir. [looking at stuff that is ''not'' paperwork]\\
'''Gates:''' Good.
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* StatusQuoIsGod: Beckett's DC job is toast.
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* ShoutOut: Esposito says "[[Film/TheSilenceOfTheLambs "Not so fast, Clarice."]] to Beckett's new federal partner.
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'''Ryan:''' Harsh?! Beckett's a Judas. Her and her partner just hijacked our case. Who's side are you on?
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'''Ryan:''' Harsh?! Beckett's a Judas. Her and her partner just hijacked our case. Who's Whose side are you on?
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* ContinuityNod:
-->'''Castle:''' Guys, this is my fiancée. What does it say about the future of our relationship if I push the boundaries like this?\\
'''Ryan:''' Castle, the entire history of your relationship is based on pushing boundaries.
-->'''Castle:''' Guys, this is my fiancée. What does it say about the future of our relationship if I push the boundaries like this?\\
'''Ryan:''' Castle, the entire history of your relationship is based on pushing boundaries.
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* ReplacementScappy: InUniverse, there's a new detective at Beckett's desk and... he's a shlub.
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* ReplacementScappy: ReplacementScrappy: InUniverse, there's a new detective at Beckett's desk and... he's a shlub.
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* ReplacementScapper: InUniverse, there's a new detective at Beckett's desk and... he's a shlub.
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* ReplacementScapper: ReplacementScappy: InUniverse, there's a new detective at Beckett's desk and... he's a shlub.
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* ReplacementScapper: InUniverse, there's a new detective at Beckett's desk and... he's a shlub.
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* TrashTheSet: Beckett's replacement is a slob who leaves her desk covered with garbage and discarded food. Castle can't stand it.
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* JurisdictionFriction: Beckett takes over the investigation from the NYPD.
-->'''Esposito:''' We are not serving them coffee! You bought this espresso machine for the NYPD! This is NYPD coffee only.\\
'''Castle:''' Come on, guys... That's a little harsh...\\
'''Ryan:''' Harsh?! Beckett's a Judas. Her and her partner just hijacked our case. Who's side are you on?
-->'''Esposito:''' We are not serving them coffee! You bought this espresso machine for the NYPD! This is NYPD coffee only.\\
'''Castle:''' Come on, guys... That's a little harsh...\\
'''Ryan:''' Harsh?! Beckett's a Judas. Her and her partner just hijacked our case. Who's side are you on?
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With Beckett still in D.C., Castle insinuates himself into Ryan and Esposito's latest investigation, the murder of former child star Charlie Reynolds. The case is soon taken over by Beckett and McCord when evidence ties Charlie to the Russian mafia, and Beckett is confronted with an ethical dilemma that ultimately costs her her job with the Attorney General.
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With Beckett still in D.C., Castle insinuates himself into Ryan and Esposito's latest investigation, the murder of former child star Charlie Reynolds. The case is soon taken over by Beckett and McCord [=McCord=] when evidence ties Charlie to the Russian mafia, and Beckett is confronted with an ethical dilemma that ultimately costs her her job with the Attorney General.
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* RebootSnark: The episode centers around the murder of Charlie Reynolds, the star of a ''Series/SavedByTheBell''-like show who was shooting a reunion movie with his former co-stars. The detectives laugh at the contrived plotline of the characters coming back as teachers, and their use of old sitcom catchphrases like "Hubba-hubba". It gets even sillier when they witness the Russian cast and crew trying to recreate the American sitcom vibe. The hackneyed nostalgic setup turns out to be entirely justified, since the film was backed by the Russian mafia and Charlie had been hired as a spy for the CIA because his sitcom character was [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff beloved in Russia]][[invoked]] -- [[ExploitedTrope Charlie used his nostalgic icon status to get an in.]]
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: Conversed InUniverse -- Charlie had made a number of fan appearances in Russia because his sitcom character Dewey is to Russia "what David Hasselhoff is to Germany." It later turns out this was Invoked by the CIA when they hired Charlie to infiltrate the Russian mafia.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: Conversed [[ConversedTrope Conversed]] InUniverse -- Charlie had made a number of fan appearances in Russia over the years because his sitcom character Dewey is to Russia "what David Hasselhoff is to Germany." It later turns out this was Invoked by the CIA when they hired Charlie to infiltrate the Russian mafia.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: Conversed InUniverse -- Charlie had made a number of fan appearances in Russia because his sitcom character Dewey is to Russia "what David Hasselhoff is to Germany." It later turns out this was Invoked by the CIA when they hired Charlie to infiltrate the Russian mafia.
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* StarCrossedLovers: Charlie and his girlfriend who was a member of the Russian mafia.
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* LifeImitatesArt: The real ''Series/SavedByTheBell'' would later get a {{Revival}}, with the former students now teaching at their high school, in ''Series/SavedByTheBell2020''.
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* LifeImitatesArt: The real ''Series/SavedByTheBell'' would later get a {{Revival}}, with the former students now teaching at their high school, in ''Series/SavedByTheBell2020''.
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* {{Homage}}: The in-universe show ''2 Cool For School'' is one for ''Series/SavedByTheBell''. There is even a ShoutOut to Creator/MarioLopez in the episode.
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* RealityEnsues: A cop as independent and relying on her gut as much as Beckett was never going to last long as a federal officer. When [=McCord=] confronts her on leaking the story to the press, Beckett figures she'll get a warning or at most a reprimand. Instead, [=McCord=] says they can't employ someone who so blatantly ignores her boss' orders and fires Beckett on the spot.
* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: Beckett's actions to save Charlie's girlfriend cost her the job.
* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: Beckett's actions to save Charlie's girlfriend cost her the job.
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* RealityEnsues: ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: Beckett's actions to save Charlie's girlfriend cost her the job.
* TurnInYourBadge: Treated with realism. A cop as independent and relying on her gut as much as Beckett was never going to last long as a federal officer. When [=McCord=] confronts her on leaking the story to the press, Beckett figures she'll get a warning or at most a reprimand. Instead, [=McCord=] says they can't employ someone who so blatantly ignores her boss' orders and fires Beckett on thespot.
* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: Beckett's actions to save Charlie's girlfriend cost her the job.spot.
* TurnInYourBadge: Treated with realism. A cop as independent and relying on her gut as much as Beckett was never going to last long as a federal officer. When [=McCord=] confronts her on leaking the story to the press, Beckett figures she'll get a warning or at most a reprimand. Instead, [=McCord=] says they can't employ someone who so blatantly ignores her boss' orders and fires Beckett on the
* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: Beckett's actions to save Charlie's girlfriend cost her the job.
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* RealityEnsues: A cop as independent and relying on her gut as much as Beckett was never going to last long as a federal officer. When [=McCord=] confronts her on leaking the story to the press, Beckett figures she'll get a warning or at most a reprimand. Instead, [=McCord=] says they can't employ someone who so blatantly ignores her boss' orders and fires Beckett on the spot.
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With Beckett still in D.C., Castle insinuates himself into Ryan and Esposito's latest investigation, the murder of former child star Charlie Reynolds. The case is soon taken over by Beckett and McCord when evidence ties Charlie to the Russian mafia, and Beckett is confronted with an ethical dilemma that ultimately costs her her job with the Attorney General.
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* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: Beckett's actions to save Charlie's girlfriend cost her the job.
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* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: Beckett's actions to save Charlie's girlfriend cost her the job.
