The episode concludes with a dedication to the legendary Stephen J. Cannell , a real-life author and friend of the show who frequently appeared in the "writer's poker" scenes.
This episode was reportedly produced in response to a challenge from the steampunk community to create a "real" steampunk episode. [S3E4] Punked
When a young mathematician is found shot to death in Central Park with a 200-year-old lead ball, Richard Castle immediately leaps to his favorite conclusion: . But while the investigation doesn't involve a flux capacitor, it does lead the team into the brass-and-gear-filled world of New York's steampunk subculture. The Case: A Duel to the Death? The episode concludes with a dedication to the
Are you a fan of the show's more , or do you prefer the grittier police procedurals ? Castle season 3 episode 4 review: Punked | Den of Geek When a young mathematician is found shot to
The investigation leads to a terrifying suspect named D'Andre (whom Castle dubs "André the Giant"), who manages to put Detective Esposito in a neck brace for the rest of the episode.