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“Everybody talks about the Moonlighting curse,” he said. “[But] anybody who’s been in a relationship knows that they have complexities and compromises. There’s plenty of stuff to mine.”

Marlowe also argued that having the characters refuse to discuss their recent kiss is not “a cheat at all”.

“To confront the kiss head-on wouldn’t be true to either of the characters,” he suggested.

Full Article:  http://www.digitalspy.com/ustv/news/a305409/castle-exec-romance-could-work.html

Good news, Castle fans! Not only are we in the middle of a great string of new episodes, but we’re getting a new book, too! Give Me My Remote broke the news that Rick Castle’s new book is called Heat Rises, and it will be in bookstores both real and fictional in the fall. It’s the third in the Nikki Heat series, following Heat Wave and Naked Heat. The new novel isn’t available for pre-order yet, but we’ll keep our eyes open and give you the link when it is.

Full Article: http://thetelevixen.com/2011/01/castle-ricks-got-a-new-book/

On Castle, Nathan Fillion’s title sleuth is about to plant a wet one on his partner in crime Beckett. But as I teased in last week’s Ask Ausiello, there may be more to the Jan. 24 smooch than meets the eye. The good news? You don’t have to wait another 10 days to start compiling conspiracy theories.

Full Article: http://www.tvline.com/2011/01/castle-video-kiss-spoilers/#more-184445

ABC has handed early pickups for next season to six scripted series: flagship comedyModern Family and the other sophomore members of the network’s Wednesday comedy block, The Middle and Cougar Town, flagship drama Grey’s Anatomy, its spinoff Private Practice and crime dramedy Castle.

Full Article: http://www.deadline.com/2011/01/abc-gives-early-renewal-to-six-series/

PASADENA — ABC announced today the renewal of a half-dozen series for the 2011-12 season, including the Emmy-winning comedy “Modern Family.”

The other series to be renewed were the second-year comedies “Cougar Town” and “The Middle,” the medical dramas “Grey’s Anatomy” and “Private Practice” and the detective drama “Castle.”

“Modern Family” is television’s most-watched comedy among viewers aged 18-49, who are coveted by advertisers because they watch less television and are harder to reach. “Grey’s Anatomy” is the most-watched drama among the group.

Full Article: http://www.dailynews.com/news/ci_17057123