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Castle - Episode 6.07 - Like Father, Like Daughter - Promo

29 Oct 2013

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32 comments:

  1. klutzy_girl29 October 2013 at 03:04

    Oh, I thought they were going for some random "Pi's a murderer!" thing, but turns out it's just an old friend of Alexis'.


    So she goes to him when she needs help after tearing into tonight. I see how that works (I like her, but she made me mad tonight).

    Can't wait for next week!

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  2. Aydrian29 October 2013 at 03:09

    I could kind of understand her anger, but she was being a brat.

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  3. cris29 October 2013 at 03:18

    It just tears my heart out to see Castle so sad at the end of an episode because his daughter is so ratty...now two eps in a row!

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  4. NiceGuyVan29 October 2013 at 03:20

    yea this. used to like Alexis a lot, when she wanted to be the good girl. now she has having her teen stage late and we are getting it now.

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  5. Astrophil29 October 2013 at 03:35

    Yep. I really am hoping 6X07 will have Alexis finally coming to her
    senses,apologizing to her father, and showing him a bit of respect (now
    that she needs his help!) instead of treating him like some nuisance who
    owes it to her to go along with her every whim whether it's wise or
    no... (Am I ranting? I think I'm ranting... I'll stop now.)

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  6. DeCoder29 October 2013 at 03:52

    Leaving Castle standing in the hall after he tried to apologize was crappy. Now she wants his help?! What happened to needing time? Brat. Anyway, thought they didn't have the death penalty in New York.

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  7. Ghani29 October 2013 at 03:58

    Trying to help a friend who is on the death row is hardly a whim, IMO.

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  8. Bruce_F29 October 2013 at 05:25

    Does it seem to anyone else like Alexis is somehow getting more childlike as she gets older? She seemed more rational and levelheaded as a high school kid. The older she gets, the flakier she becomes. There's some sort of emotional Benjamin Buttons stuff going on here.

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  9. So Contagious29 October 2013 at 05:28

    Am I the only one who thought Alexis was pretty justified? She has watched Castle go from bad relationship choice to bad relationship choice, including her flakey mom who is barely a presence in her life, her high maintenance stepmother, and even Beckett, who while good for her father personally, has coincided with her father getting shot at and poisoned and almost blown up, which as a daughter is just not what you want. And she's taken these relationships pretty well, for the most part. But when she finally asks the same from her father, he gives her nothing but grief. I understand where he's coming from - it's like I have any love for Pi - but from the king of bad relationships choices, it feels like he of all people should give her a little room to make her own mistakes. She's nineteen now - it's time to back off a little.



    Just my opinion, though.

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  10. Astrophil29 October 2013 at 05:30

    Of course it's not. Moving in with a guy she met a month ago, on the other hand...

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  11. Astrophil29 October 2013 at 05:45

    I can see where you're coming from, but I think the problem for Castle is less that she's dating Pi and more that she a) moved the guy into Castle's loft without so much as consulting him, b) decided to move in with him after just one month, again without even talking to her dad about it, and c) completely brushes off Castle's very sound advice, (like, 'wait a year, and see if you still want to live with him then'). Yes, she's 19. That is VERY young. Yes, Castle's made mistakes in his life, and he's trying to spare her a little of that, but she's too wrapped up in herself to see it. And hanging up on him on the phone? AND Shutting the door in his face? Really not cool.

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  12. Adina Oprea29 October 2013 at 07:04

    Well is not grey's anatomy to kill them all

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  13. Civetta29 October 2013 at 09:28

    I'm sorry, but did she just went all "Da tell me what to do?" I mean I understand we are talking about a third party involvement with that line but it can't help to sound so hypocrite after the all "if i accept you than you should accept me" I sincerely hope this is the last episode in which we have to deal with this Alexis crap because, though I can understand to some extent what she's feeling and why she is acting out, she's making me dislike a show I love deeply. I'd rather prefer watch an episode all around Esposito again or even Gates than have to endure more Alexis drama, because frankly, I've had enpugh of her being a selfish brat too good to be judged but ready to be judgmental and above all who condider herself to be way more grown up and mature that she actually is. Plus this all situation has Castle look like a doormat. Seriously Castle writers, what the heck is going on with you?!?! Sorry for the rant everyone.

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  14. phnxgrl29 October 2013 at 12:17

    The death penalty is still on the books after 9/11 is has been reinstated for horrific crimes. However, it has not been used yet.

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  15. phnxgrl29 October 2013 at 12:22

    I find Alexis confusion over a unsolvable problem believable. Alexis has never needed anyone's help in anything before. It is a humbling experience for her. She is now going to go hat in hand to her Father to obtain his expertise.

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  16. K17L5329 October 2013 at 13:31

    oh, so now she needs her dad.

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  17. Rosie29 October 2013 at 13:44

    Hmm. Maybe this'll knock her down a peg or two, she needs less of an ego.

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  18. DeCoder29 October 2013 at 14:11

    Thanks for the info. Didn't know that.

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  19. vargesz29 October 2013 at 16:15

    I am not sure they won't go there some time later. Can you imagine though an episode where they investigate after him for some reason and it turns out that Pi is a spy or something...

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  20. So Contagious29 October 2013 at 16:56

    Fair point. Especially about hanging up. And moving Pi in the first place - I would not have pulled that off in my parent's house. But as far as Castle's advice, would Castle have listened if given the same advice at nineteen? Would most people? The trouble with nineteen year olds, largely, is that they think they know everything; an even more dangerous trap for someone like Alexis, who is used to be smarter than her dad about these things. I mean, yes, Castle is giving her good advice now, but how often has he given her bad advice/been wrong in similar situations? Yes, we all know that he's right this time, but it's not surprising she doesn't. Especially as she's nineteen. I guess I just remember who I was at nineteen, and remember my friends at nineteen, and think that if moving into a pretty decent apartment with a harmless if annoying as crap hippie is Alexis' biggest mistake at that age, well, good job Alexis. Maybe I'm biased, and maybe I've seen too much Dawson's Creek or One Tree Hill or whatever, but as far as teen rebellions go, this is not so bad. Hell, if it were a Dawson's Creek or One Tree Hill and Pi was her Pacey Witter or Nathan Scott or whatever, people would probably be cheering her on. The power of context.


    Please understand, none this means I agree with her as far as moving in with Pi goes. I think that it's a very stupid mistake to make with a guy she's only known a few weeks when she's only nineteen, and that it's going to end badly. I just think that she has the right to make her mistake all on her own, and that Castle, well intentioned and totally right as he may be, has to at least accept that much. Also, if nothing else, she worked hard on that apartment and it looked nice, and if my dad looked at my apartment that I worked hard on like that, never mind my boyfriend, I'd be kinda pissy too. Not quite as angry as Alexis, necessarily, but still.

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  21. chestal29 October 2013 at 17:52

    Dear goodness i should stop reading comments on the internet because they're almost all against Alexis. Like you'd act as mature as her in this episode if you were on her shoes. Think about your dad -and not Castle- reacting like Castle did in this episode about your boyfriend. Yes, we see Castle from the outside and we love him, but if you had him as your dad, would you be any different from Alexis in here? I'm going to make a guess and say you'd be far worse, hell, i would've kicked him out of my house in the first scene.
    And as for this next episode? I'm so excited!!!!!! :D

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  22. Astrophil29 October 2013 at 19:31

    Honestly? No, the respect I had for my parents, even at 19, meant I wouldn't have dreamed of making such huge life decisions without talking to them first. And if I'd kicked my dad out of my place (or hung up on him or shut the door on him), I'd have been in for SUCH a talking to!



    (That said, I AM hugely excited for this episode. Good father-daughter moments are always highlights on "Castle," and this episode should be swimming with them) : D

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  23. chestal29 October 2013 at 20:14

    But you're talking about your own experience. In my life i wouldn't do that either, but I meant if you were in Alexis' shoes. Having a dad like Castle, watching him doing crazy stuff, her mom is even more crazy and her grandma isn't the best role to look up to either in terms of relationships. She knows/intuits their relatives' young ages. I don't think it's that crazy to move in with this guy if she compares it with other things. And Castle was awfully rude. I've been angry at my mom when she complains/bad mouthes my friends and i've been days not talking to her, so imagine what alexis thought when Castle has "dated" all types of woman not better than Pi and he's the one critizicing without even giving him a chance. I cannot imagine how an ice cream could make me believe that my dad is trying anything but buy me with some goods.
    i don't know it's how i see this whole thing. And yes, bring good father-daughter moments on! :)

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  24. chestal29 October 2013 at 20:53

    The power of context indeed! I agree with this all!

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  25. Astrophil29 October 2013 at 21:02

    Would Castle have listened to the same advice? Heh... Probably not. But then Castle, at 19, was evidently quite the rebellious trouble maker, and his mother -- dearly as she's always loved him -- was not so very skilled on the 'mothering' front. I suppose I expect better from Alexis, because she's always /has/ been so responsible, mature, and considerate, (and because her dad, for all his faults, is a damn good dad).

    Regarding Castle's advice: /has/ he given her bad advice in the past? Other than his freaking out over her violin teacher, I feel like he's usually been spot on. He's protective, yes, but that's actually pretty justified in their case. (He was dead right about the video blog!)

    I keep asking myself why Alexis's behavior is bothering me as much as it is. As you say, if she were a character on a teen soap, her move would probably be portrayed as a triumphant act of independence from an overbearing father. Thing is, part of what I’ve always loved about Alexis is that she ISN’T yet another stereotypical, rebellious teen. I wouldn't care the way I do, if she were. Her close relationship to her father has always been so central to who she is – and to who /he/ is -- that it’s actually painful to watch her seemingly turning her back on that for the sake of… Pi.

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  26. cris29 October 2013 at 21:19

    Me too...as well as the character. Somehow, no clue how, Alexis and Castle will return to their old selves and Castle will not give her the "I told you so" speech, he will welcome her with open arms.

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  27. cris29 October 2013 at 21:23

    As I have been reading these posts, all of a sudden I am thinking about her confessing to her dad that she jumped the turnstile on the subway. Also returning to the store to pay for the items that her friends stole. And who could forget when she cleaned the apartment after her impromptu party while Castle was playing Elvis in A.C.? That's the responsible Alexis we all know and love. I guess love really is blind, deaf and dumb.

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  28. Astrophil29 October 2013 at 21:31

    Well, I'll take a stab at it! Alexis's Shoes: She knows her dad has made loads of mistakes in his life. She also knows the one area where he has NEVER been unreliable or fooled around is in his role as her father. She knows he wants the best for her, that he nearly lost her only months ago, and that he was very nearly killed fighting to save her. She's had disagreements with him before, and they have always talked it out, (no 'silent treatment). And she knows that 'apology ice cream' is pretty standard Castle language for, "I really am sorry, and I love you." Now, without consulting him, she's made a series of choices she knows are genuinely worrying and upsetting to him. It's her right to do it, but he's too good a father not to worry. In those circumstances? Yeah, I'd cut the man a little slack, and accept his apology (and ice cream)!


    I guess we'll see how it plays out. But I am REALLY hoping a massive reconciliation is in there somewhere!

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  29. cris29 October 2013 at 21:34

    If Castle were my dad, I probably wouldn't have invited him over in the first place because I already knew that he didn't approve of my boyfriend...it's not like Castle hid his contempt for Pi or anything. Or if I had, I would have expected his reaction and not been such a big baby, I would have had enough of a spine to know that what I had accomplished was great and didn't need his approval to validate my self-worth.

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  30. Silvia Agren29 October 2013 at 22:45

    Can't wait for next week!

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  31. chestal29 October 2013 at 22:49

    It's really a bad thing we didn't get to see a lot of things that have happened between them since the proposal until now... i think that it's just Alexis trying to deal with recent developments in their life, in her life as an almost adult. She's 19 and we all have done things we are not proud of but we weren't aware. It does not help that she didn't speak with her dad about all this, and the other way round. Lack of communication seem to be something present in Castle (the show) relationships, so i'm not really surprised. I don't know i'm hoping a reconciliation soon too but i'm not hating this whole thing like most of people seem!

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  32. chestal29 October 2013 at 22:54

    Well, not inviting him would really be super rude. I think she was hoping a new start and for him to see how happy and excited she is about living with Pi. She does not want to cut him off her life, she just hopes he could see what she sees in Pi. And we all seek our parents approval, even unconsciously.

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