After a serial killer imitates the plots of his novels, successful mystery novelist Richard "Rick" Castle receives permission from the Mayor of New York City to tag along with an NYPD homicide investigation team for research purposes.
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After a serial killer imitates the plots of his novels, successful mystery novelist Richard "Rick" Castle receives permission from the Mayor of New York City to tag along with an NYPD homicide investigation team for research purposes.
Season 6 episodes
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Last season ended with Beckett wrestling over whether to take a high-profile job in DC -- a dilemma made more complicated when Castle proposed to her. In the Season 6 Premiere of "Castle," Castle and Beckett will deal with the consequences of their decisions against the backdrop of a high-stakes investigation.
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Directed by John TerleskyWritten by Rob HanningGuest stars Yancey Arias, Jocko Sims, Lisa Edelstein, Obren Milanovic, Eugenia Kuzmina, Roshawn Franklin, Jack Kennedy, Peter James Smith
Continuing from the season premiere episode, Beckett races against time to find a stolen toxin capable of killing tens of thousands of people. To make matters worse, Castle was exposed, leaving him with less than 24 hours to live.
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Directed by Thomas J. WrightWritten by David GraeGuest stars Yancey Arias, Jocko Sims, Lisa Edelstein, Warren Christie, Glenn Morshower, Omid Abtahi, Ellen Bry, Jack Kennedy
With Beckett still in D.C., Castle and the boys investigate the murder of former child star Charlie Reynolds, who rose to fame playing the lovable nerd on an early 90s High School sitcom. But the case takes a turn for the strange when Agents Beckett and McCord arrive from Washington to take over the investigation, creating competitive tension in the precinct. But why would a washed-up actor's death warrant Federal scrutiny? Whatever the reason, Beckett and McCord aren't telling. Meanwhile, Castle has to contend with a new face at the 12th, NYPD Detective Frank "Sully" Sullivan.
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Directed by Larry ShawWritten by Elizabeth Davis BeallGuest stars Lisa Edelstein, Antonio Sabàto Jr., Joshua Bitton, James Patrick Stuart, Alan Blumenfeld, Ruth Williamson, Emily Baldoni, Jeff Grace
A desperate young murder suspect, Emma Briggs, takes hostages at gunpoint then mysteriously insists that she will only negotiate with one person: Richard Castle.
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Directed by John TerleskyWritten by Terence Paul WinterGuest stars Alicia Lagano, Joshua Bitton, Tom Amandes, Peter MacKenzie, Patrick Heusinger, Billy Miller, Charlie Bodin, Brandon Morales
A grisly murder investigation leads Castle and Beckett to a suspect who claims he's traveled back in time to stop terrible events from unfolding, events that will change the course of human history. Is he simply a deluded killer, or is it possible that he's telling the truth?
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Directed by Rob BowmanWritten by Terri Edda Miller, Andrew W. MarloweGuest stars Joshua Gomez, Vanessa Bell Calloway, Tim Russ, Sam Daly, Rodney Rowland, Yvonne Zima, Jess Allen, Fred Cross
As Castle and Beckett investigate the ritualistic murder of a young woman, they find strange symbols in the victim's apartment; Castle struggles with Alexis' decision to move in with Pi.
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Directed by Holly DaleWritten by Christine RoumGuest stars Christopher Cousins, James MacDonald, Erik Jensen, Aaron Craven, Pamela Shaddock, Daniel Edward Mora, Sarah Molasky, Myko Olivier
Alexis enlists Castle’s help on an Innocence Review case to prove that a death row inmate, Frank Henson, was wrongly convicted. With only 72 hours left before his execution, Castle and Alexis (with help from Beckett) urgently investigate the original murder, only to uncover explosive secrets that may seal Frank’s fate.
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Directed by Paul HolahanWritten by Marc DubeGuest stars James Carpinello, Joelle Carter, Alexis Cruz, Wes Ramsey, Drew Rausch, Joyce Guy, Laura Gardner, Janet Hoskins
When a famed relationship therapist is murdered, it appears that her access to the secrets of her elite and powerful clients led to her death. But when Castle and Beckett discover the victim was in possession of a rare object worth millions of dollars, they realize that this case may be even more complicated – and dangerous – than they thought.
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Directed by Bill RoeWritten by Chad Gomez Creasey, Dara ResnikGuest stars Anthony Ruivivar, Jason Antoon, David S. Lee, David Blue, Dominic Hoffman, John Hans Tester, Christine Corpuz, Bonnie Hellman
Castle and Beckett arrive at a crime scene to discover that the female victim bears a shocking resemblance to Medical Examiner Lanie Parish. As the team tries to make sense of this mystery, they realize the killer may be targeting detectives of the 12th Precinct. Dr. Kelly Nieman, an exclusive Manhattan cosmetic surgeon who draws Castle and Beckett's interest because of her connection to the victim.
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Directed by Rob BowmanWritten by David AmannGuest stars William Mapother, Shashawnee Hall, Jim Holmes, Marta McGonagle, Heidi Fecht, Jesse Henecke, Dominic Flores, Annie Wersching
Before dying, he hands a mysterious bundle to the priest. When the bundle turns out to be a smiling baby boy, Castle and Beckett find themselves accidental nannies to the newborn. But when they determine the baby and the victim were not related, they discover that finding his rightful parents may be just as hard as solving the murder.
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Directed by John TerleskyWritten by Terri Edda MillerGuest stars Teri Reeves, John Allen Nelson, Matt Gerald, Anthony Mangano, Kristen Ariza, Emil Beheshti, Don Baldaramos, Kate Rene Gleason
When Castle and Beckett discover that the victim of a building fire was actually shot to death, they get on the trail of a serial arsonist turned murderer. Meanwhile, Ryan's wife, Jenny, goes into labor, but disaster threatens to ruin the joyous moment.
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Directed by Paul HolahanWritten by David Amann, Andrew W. MarloweGuest stars Nic Bishop, Wendy Davis, Jamie Harris, Ethan Cohn, Robert Cicchini, Tim Ryan, Maya Stojan, Juliana Dever
The murder of a young record store clerk takes a strange turn when the team discovers his past history as a high-level hacker. But it's nothing compared to the shock Castle receives when their investigation leads them straight to his father, Jackson Hunt.
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Directed by Thomas J. WrightWritten by Terence Paul WinterGuest stars James Brolin, Rick Peters, Jeff Austin, Connor Ross, Michelle Alegria, Maya Stojan
When a pop star is found dead in an alley, Beckett and Castle look into her hard-partying lifestyle; a shocking revelation rocks the investigation.
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Directed by Bill RoeWritten by Rob HanningGuest stars Alexandra Chando, Lola Glaudini, Bug Hall, Greg Cromer, Peter Holden, Kelly McCreary, Alani iLongwe, Sean McGowan
When the assistant to Modern Fashion Magazine’s dictatorial editor Matilda King is found murdered, Castle and Beckett are thrust into the glitzy, ruthless world of high fashion in their search for the killer. Meanwhile Beckett’s history in the modelling world gets her access to a very special wedding surprise.
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Directed by Jeannot SzwarcWritten by Elizabeth Davis BeallGuest stars Frances Fisher, Rex Lee, Rob Estes, John Eric Bentley, Paul Cassell, Thea Gill, Denyce Lawton, Emily Wilson
The murder of a high school mean girl draws Castle back to one of his many alma maters, where he is giddy to learn that the evidence points to a surprising perpetrator - a teenage telekinetic, throwing he and Beckett into a real-life "Carrie."
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Directed by Kevin HooksWritten by Chad Gomez Creasey, Dara ResnikGuest stars Sam Anderson, Hannah Marks, Melise, Leigh Parker, Victory Van Tuyl, Lori Alan, Cas Anvar, Jackie Debatin
When a guilt-ridden young woman confesses to the murder of a struggling actor -- knowing details only the killer could know -- Beckett and Castle seem to have an open-and-shut case, until they uncover proof that their suspect couldn’t possibly be the killer. When a second person confesses, equally convinced they committed the murder, the team realizes the case is far more mysterious than they thought.
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Directed by Bill RoeWritten by Adam FrostGuest stars John Getz, Alexie Gilmore, Drew Powell, Phil LaMarr, Kelly Kruger, Samantha Sloyan, Julia Cho, Jarrod Crawford
Beckett is recruited to assist on a Narcotics investigation, but a routine mission turns deadly when an undercover operation goes awry. To survive, Beckett must engage in a battle of wits against some of the most dangerous men in the New York underworld – including a powerful enemy from her past.
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Directed by Rob BowmanWritten by David Amann, Andrew W. MarloweGuest stars Jack Coleman, Carlos Gómez, Jonathan Adams, Al Sapienza, Kenny Johnson, Daniel Hugh Kelly, Britt Rentschler, Regi Davis
When a Japanese ballet dancer is mysteriously murdered, Castle and Beckett's investigation into her secret life uncovers evidence that she was killed by a ninja, and now that ninja is coming after them.
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Directed by Larry ShawWritten by Christine Roum, Christine Roum, Shawn WaughGuest stars Brittany Ishibashi, Ron Yuan, Chris Bruno, Arden Cho, Mike Moh, Cameron Deane Stewart, Carin Chea, Tarri Markel
Castle and Beckett investigate the murder of a Wall Street trader, but the case takes a shocking turn when the they discover the victim was an undercover informant for the U.S. Attorney’s office. To complicate matters further, the U.S. attorney involved is Elizabeth Weston, Captain Gates’ estranged sister.
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Directed by Holly DaleWritten by David GraeGuest stars Salli Richardson-Whitfield, Kevin Kilner, Laurie Fortier, Ramon Fernandez, Juan Carlos Cantu, David Landry, Robert Maffia, Noree Victoria
When construction workers find the body of an infamous New York mobster who disappeared in the seventies, Beckett and Castle try to solve this three decade-old mob hit. Unfortunately, their only witness is a man who thinks it’s still the 1970’s, so to uncover what he knows, they must play into his delusion, and party like it’s the last days of disco.
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Directed by John TerleskyWritten by David AmannGuest stars Jon Polito, Ray Abruzzo, Richard Portnow, Larry Joshua, James Martin Kelly, Dawnn Lewis, Amanda Jaros, Linc Hand
Castle and Beckett delve into the world of extreme sports when a mysterious motorcyclist shoots an up-and-coming professional skateboarder.
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Directed by Thomas J. WrightWritten by Jim AdlerGuest stars Michael Lombardi, Ned Vaughn, Jesse Luken, Eric Etebari, Anabelle Acosta, Claudia Christian, Yani Gellman, Blake Cooper Griffin
A secret investigation conducted by Beckett related to her mother's murder goes awry when a man she has been surveilling is killed. When evidence links Beckett to the victim, she and Castle become the targets of a manhunt that puts both of them in grave danger.
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Directed by Rob BowmanWritten by Rob Hanning, Terence Paul WinterGuest stars Ruben Santiago-Hudson, Jack Coleman, Jonathan Adams, Alex Fernandez, David Gautreaux, Ayanna Berkshire, Tom Billett, Chic Daniel
Castle and Beckett's long-awaited wedding is almost here, but when a shocking surprise threatens to ruin the big day, they are sent on a wild mission filled with masked men, angry bikers and a charming ne'er-do-well from Beckett's past.
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Directed by John TerleskyWritten by Terri Edda Miller, Andrew W. MarloweGuest stars Eddie McClintock, Scottie Thompson, Chris Browning, R. D. Call, Randy Oglesby, Nicole J. Butler, Kristina Hayes, Sarah Karges
