Audience Reviews for Castle: Season 3

• Jul 25, 2022

  The third season opened with a bang, and ended with a bang. Apart from that, however, everything that happened in between is mostly a cheap thrill galore. The whole series coast largely on the charms of its cast and the light-heartedness of the premise; which was greatly diminished in this season. There are actually more dramatic, serious episodes in this season as compared to the first two; which I think is good for the cast because they could show off their acting chops. For the audience, however, some might not be so pleased. I, however, is welcoming to the change. On a different note, some loose ends were tied up in this season, while some remained to be seen. This season actually focuses more on the secondary characters in the show as compared to the main ones; which I would say is... Character development? All in all, this is a decent follow-up to the first two seasons, but there is nothing spectacular that is worth mentioning.
  Danil S
• Apr 22, 2022

  More Castle + more Beckett= another season Katic and Fillion are together once more for the shows 3rd outing Last season Beckett was dating another officer and Castle decided to write another book called Naked Heat He decided to go on a book tour and spend time with his daughter and ex-wife in the Hamptons Beckett was taken aback by this not knowing how long he'd be gone no longer being her partner When this season starts a friend of Castle's ends up dead and it's not looking good for him since he was there by the time Beckett and the rest showed up But things are settled back in place with both of them doing what they do best Another development for Beckett's mother shows up: detective Ragley was the one in charge of the case and gives her a vital piece of information At this point it's not about the books anymore for Castle, sure he's written 22 novels but the real world when it comes to blood and bullets is something else Season 3 kinda loses its way towards the end but it keeps to the core of Fillion and Katic The finale has Beckett facing more of a challenge getting closer to the truth about her mother but it tests her loyalty, clouds her judgment, and puts her relationship with Castle on the rocks Unfortunately too it leads to a massive betrayal from inside the department and the death of a dead supporting player This gets much more heavy by the end of the season and I'm glad the actors make it very compelling and the writers become more self-aware of the show's context Season 3 might be a step down in many respects but thankfully I'm still tuned in
  
• Sep 25, 2020

  The hunt for Beckett's mother's killers heats up in Season 3 of Castle. After a summer break Castle returns to the 9th precinct to continue catching murders witch Beckett's team and they soon find new evidence about her mother's case; meanwhile Castle's home life gets more complicated as Alexis makes plans to graduate early and move out to attend college. And the supporting characters are developed more as well, as Esposito and Lanie begin a relationship, Ryan proposes to his girlfriend, and a past case comes back to haunt Captain Montgomery. Additionally, the writer's try some new things, including taking Castle and Beckett out of New York ("To Love and Die in L.A."), tackling a series killer case ("3XK") and domestic terrorist ("Setup" & "Countdown"), and ending the season finale on a nail-biting cliffhanger ("Kockout"). Also, the list of guest stars is as impressive as ever; Lance Henrikson, Laura Prepon, Bruce Davison, Adrian Pasdar, Tina Majorino and Jane Seymour. Castle just keeps getting better and better, and Season 3 may be its strongest yet.
  

  Super Reviewer
• Jul 25, 2020

  Things have gotten more intense and it is getting better and better.
  
• Oct 03, 2019

  cada temporada de castle mejor a la anterior