Going on week three and “Castle” might finally be hitting its stride. In their latest episode, Castle, Beckett and the team investigate the shooting death of a privileged teen whose body is found in Central Park way past curfew.

When Joss Whedon put Dollhouse together, he said the first seven episodes were really pilot shows to get people to understand the premise. After that, the story would really begin.

After five "pilot episodes", Joss has decided now is the time to start telling the real story. "Man on the Street" is an excellent script that takes the show to the next level.

Despite the lingering numbness, I’ll do my best to write a coherent review, but I’m not making any promises.

The end of any show, especially one as iconic as “Battlestar Galactica,” always leaves a sour taste. It’s hard to admit a show that has had such a profound effect on the landscape of science fiction, television and drama in general, has come to an end. However, after two hours and eleven minutes, we’re faced that very sad reality. And I’m not sure we got everything we were looking for.

 There are really only two words I can use to describe this week’s episode of Supernatural, and those words are…”HOLY CRAP”.

Tonight’s episode of “Castle” showcased more of Nathan Fillion’s charm and his comedic timing, plus, a dead girl in a dryer.