Castle + hands & coffees
“Relationships aren’t math problems. You don’t solve them by being practical. I mean, what happens when she meets her soul mate and she doesn’t risk it because it’s not practical?”
(…) Another clue seems to lie in the producer’s sun-streamed office, where an elaborate illustration of the characters making their way toward a bed that includes the words “Don’t wait until it’s too late to say I love you” is on prominent display. Turns out Katic created the marker-board art during a recent conversation with Marlowe.“I was trying to understand the story, and I needed a visual aid” the actress says with a laugh. “I don’t know why he kept it, though. That should have been erased!”
Castle & Beckett + touch
“This is a really sweet moment because she’s accepting him back, but he’s saying “Look, if you really don’t want me here…” and it’s a nice little dance that they do. This is where they’re saying they like each other without saying they like each other. One of the reasons we wanted that line for Beckett “See you tomorrow” is that in the end of season two, in that episode, the last thing she says is “See you in the fall”, and it’s more with a question mark, and Castle says “See you in the fall”, but it really is unresolved, and now that things are back, things are normal, we’ve reestablished the relationship. “
(Andrew Marlowe, Rob Bowman, and Nathan Fillion episode commentary)
Castle + green
First and last coffee appearance in each Castle season
Every morning I bring you a cup of coffee just so that I can see a smile on your face because I think you are the most remarkable, maddening, challenging, frustrating person I have ever met.
3x13 / 3x22 / 3x24
“Do you know what that’s like? Watching the life drain out of someone you…someone you care about?”
Stana: Oh my Gosh…
*Stana laughing*
Marlowe: This is a subtle metaphor for what it means to work closely with one another, work closely together.
(Andrew Marlowe, Stana Katic, Terri Edda Miller, and Nathan Fillion episode commentary)
David: This was a big deal on the show; in the sort of methodology of the show, cause she hands him coffee.
Bill: That’s the first time, and so that’s significant..
(David Amann, Bill Roe, Seamus Dever, and Jon Huertas episode commentary)
5x02 / 5x23
“You just want me to take my shirt off again, don’t you?”
“At least we have each other”