Wow, I don't even remember what this was about. I watched shrotly after it aired in the UK (by the same means that I use to watch any other show, other than The Daily Show and The Coblert Report, which I can watch online).

I like where this is going.
I'm not really into comics (I don't read them - EVER), so I sometimes get lost in some things (I didn't know until they "remind us" that Beastboy was the kid of the blood from season 1). I don't know at all Adam Strange so I'm waiting for what happens with him.
I like having multiple…

Yeah, totally, it's a nice twist on the Cinderella story. Far better than Once Uppon A Time.

I'm not gonna watch it, nor I'm gonna read anything about it, since it's a 2 parter. I'm gonna wait until I'm about to watch the next one, and then yes, watch this one.

I believe it's like "Newton" said, and that, for me, hurts the show. Isn't that what makes it special? Maybe it's just me.

I do mean Realities (at least that kind of realities, I found that I enjoy a bit "Storage Wars", which doesn't really speak well of me, but whatever).
And this parodies were too close for comfort.
Law & Order episode of Community was L&O but also not that much of it so if you don't like it (which I kind of do) wouldn't…

Good. It's getting pretty good the show (Young Justice), par to Justice League Unlimited (at least around its level - even though it doesn't have my JLU favourite character: The Question).

Once again, a case that was somehow pretty predictable (for anyone who's watched anything with cops), but I don't think the procedural thing is the main one here, but on the other hand, I like better when they delve into the psychiatric thing more.

I didn't like it that much, maybe because I don't like those kind of shows.

I've reconsidered one thing. Ever since I was a child an saw "Murder By Death" people taking of masks and revealing they are someone else kind of freak me out (or al least freak me out). So, although I enjoy it in an animated show, I don't think I'd like it with real people (yes, even Mission Impossible gives me the…

That was part of my original rant. I think this show is about goofy jokes and all those things. I watch it because it's entertaining. If I was looking for something else I might be watching The Mentalist (which we could call "The original version of Castle") or NCIS.
But that's not what I want.
Also: I hope I'm replying…

BEST-EPISODE-EVER.

I don't know why you were so harsh on this episode. I liked it, ney, I enjoyed it (and isn't that what Castle is all about? I'm not watching any other criminal show, I'm watching this one, about a goofy but knowledgeable guy who parters up with a cop he likes to solve crimes, and it's supposed to be funny and…

I like this show because it's similar to Justice League and not that anime-like thing that most animated shows have nowadays (as the new Spiderman).

I liked better East coast than West coast (just Paul McCartney wins the whole thing, right?).

Just one thing: Am I the only one who saw some kind of character development in Jeff? I mean not wanting Annie to be like he always was and not willing to get a grade on behalf of an inocent man's inocence (and one person he doesn't care about).

One of the most funny lines I've ever heard "What is it? Martin Scorsese's 'The Wizard of Oz'?" as he was clubbing a scarecrow.

Just one thing: I don't think it's really nice to fire your friend (even though she wanted too leave in that particular moment) "because you have to" just so you can keep an extra house and an office in (aparently) a particularly expensive place.
Just IMHO.

Maybe, but I still think they should have released one version of the story with the Vito parts from the 2nd one and all of the 1st (basically the book).

That's one thing I love about that book, it's supposed to be a distopian story, but you are not told in any way that the world they live in is a bad one, it's your own opinion if it is so or not.
And that's one thing I hate about the crappy movie they made.