Thanks to nono for the heads up.
Nathan Fillion gives good interview. It's just a fact, although I realize not a very surprising one.
Going into the fourth season of 'Castle' (premieres Mon., Sept. 19, 10PM ET on ABC), he's still so invested in the Castle-Beckett relationship, the storylines, the ideas for where to go next, even the guest stars. He loves 'Castle' as much as the fans do, and it shows.
I caught up with Fillion to talk all about the jaw-dropping Season 4 premiere -- after last season's shooting and the big "I love you" cliffhanger, we certainly find our favorite will they-won't they TV couple treading new ground.
Fillion dished about women, Castle's usual distraction when things get tricky with Beckett, but also the new boss ("She's so mean!") and maybe, possibly getting Castle officially deputized to do some real policing.
Then we talked about this season's 'Ghostbusters'-inspired Halloween episode, Fillion's dream scenario for Season 4 and his personal casting choice to play Castle's dad that got him all choked up just talking about it.
Warning: There are some mild spoilers from the Season 4 premiere ahead.
The Season 4 premiere is insane -- you guys are killing it!
God bless you! Thank you!
Obviously coming back, we have to deal with the aftermath of Beckett's shooting, but there's also those three little words that Castle said to her hanging in the air.
I like to say there's certain things you can't take back: One of them is "I love you," and one of them is bullets. And she got both. [Laughs] You look into what could possibly keep these two people apart, and in the past we've had bad timing, we've had one person blows it or the other person blows it ... they're very clever at 'Castle' not to play the same notes over and over again. Much like life, hurdles are placed in our way, but once you overcome that hurdle, it's usually overcome.
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