Theories and Suppositions

[loradona]

If you know nothing about me, there is one thing you should know: I love crime procedural dramas. Law & Order? Check. CSI? Check. Castle? Check. Even old-school Perry Mason makes the list. I haven't met a crime procedural I didn't like. (Wait. I take that back: I haaaate Criminal Minds with a passion.) But one of my favorites happens to be Law &

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[anonymous]

Having not watched many because they, yawn, don't appeal, I admit that I am a CASTLE junkie. Yup. You had better believe it. And yes, your theory holds true across shows. You also know that if you meet someone who has relative fame in the first 15 minutes of the show they are NOT the killer but meant to make you believe that in fact their status will make them the obvious choice (see any piece that has ever included Tim Curry for further investigation - he will always be the odd man out, oh, and Alan Cummings).

But, in the Castle chronology, if you meet the more famous person after the first 15 minutes but before the befuddled, "where is this case going it is nothing but dead ends" conundrum, TA DA, you have solved it!

We should write a crime procedural!

[anonymous]

Oh, I should add, because this didn't say who it was, that this is Alisha

[loradona]

Yes! We should! I would love to write a crime scene procedural. I just don't feel creative enough to figure out all of the plot twists. If you could help with the twists, then we might really have something!