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Castle Music Season 02
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[201] Deep In Death
- "Can I Get Get Get" by Junior Senior. Opening shot & Castle photo shoot.
- "Highschool Hoodlums" by The Datsuns. NYPD busts some small time drug dealers.
- "River To Your Soul" by DJ Dimi. Castle enters an underground poker game in the bowels of Chinatown.
- "50-96" by Charles Fearing. Castle gets deeper into the underground poker game.
- "My Fault, Your Mistake" by Lex Land. Castle goes to precinct and apologizes to Beckett.
[202] The Double Down
- "Who Taught You To Live Like That?" by Sloan. Opening scene, boisterous activity at the precinct.
- "We Are Not The Losers (Anymore)" by Actionslacks. Closing scene, Castle and Beckett quip with Esposito and Ryan about who won their bet.
[203] Inventing The Girl
- "We Swing" by Jaconfetti. A couple skinny dips in a foutain and discovers a dead body.
- "In A Magazine" by Ultraviolet Sound. Rooftop photo shoot.
- "So Thankful (Original Instrumental Mix)" by Mahjong & D'Layna. Club photo shoot.
- "Friends Forever More" by Chad Hannah. Martha longs for the past.
- "My Personal Moon" by Madison Park. Backstage at Teddy Farrow Fashion Show.
- "Heart Place" by Lindsey Katt. Loft, Rina arrives, show closer.
[204] Fool Me Once...
- "Can't Stop" by Mozella. Beckett in bubble bath with wine & Castle novel.
- "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star". Castle comes home, hears violin lesson, it's Martha getting the lesson instead of Alexis.
- "Factories" by Winter Gloves. International School classroom, first graders settle in to watch a video.
[205] When The Bough Breaks
- "Fever's Burning Up" by Alyx. Paula arrives at Castle's apartment.
- "Sunk A Few" by Derby. Alexis asks Castle if she can invite Taylor to the party.
- "Everybody Loves Me" by OneRepublic. Book launch party.
- "Do What U Like" by Bad Boy Bill ft Alyssa Palmer. Beckett arrives at the book launch.
- "Rocket" by El Presidente.
[206] Vampire Weekend
- "Reality Check" by Salme Dahlstrom. Castle dresses as Mal from Firefly.
- "Easily Amused" by Lobster. Beckett & Castle go to the Fang Master.
- "Inside Misery" by Nate Connelly. Castle & Beckett visit the coven.
- "Small Hands" by Barrett Johnson. Castle consoles Alexis about Fagen.
- "Pure Pleasure Seeker" by Moloko. Castle's loft party.
[207] Famous Last Words
- "Dancing With Myself" by Billy Idol. Castle plays Guitar Hero.
- "Here Kitty Kitty" by Anna Waronker. Plays on Haley Blue's ipod; repeats when the team view the music video.
- "Underground" by Anna Waronker. Beckett & Castle run into Sky Blue at the morgue; repeats as they interview Sky Blue.
- "Threshold" by Anna Waronker. The last song Hayley played live; repeats as Sky plays the song at Hayley's tribute concert.
[208] Kill The Messenger
- "On Fire" by Locksley. The messenger is intercepted.
- "Coming Fast, Coming Hard" by Salme Dahlstrom. Martha heads out on her date.
[209] Love Me Dead
- "Now We Can See" by The Thermals. Husband and wife argue in the car but are stopped short when a dead body plunges from the roof of the garage onto their windshield.
- "Love Fire" by The Emeralds. Beckett & Castle interrupt a bar fight.
- "Winner" by Swingfly. Castle & Beckett confront the prime suspect outside the bar.
- "Madly In Action" by The Shys. Castle & Beckett take Jessup for a ride to identify a building.
- "Everyday" by Vetiver. Alexis forgoes foreign exchange program but breaks the news to Castle that she might go overseas for college.
[210] One Man's Treasure
- "Crush On You" by brakesbrakesbrakes. Opening scene, girl discovers the dead body in the trash chute.
- "The Calculation" by Regina Spektor. Castle making lunch for Alexis' first day.
- "I'm Still Fact, She's Fiction" by Mads Langer. At Parker's house, Castle & Beckett tell Helen her husband wasn't cheating on her; Alexis wraps things up at the precint.
[211] The Fifth Bullet
- "All We Need Is Love" by Jenny Alpert. Martha & Alexis eating ice cream in the loft.
- "Chin Up" by Amy Stroup. Martha's crying over flower, Castle comforts her.
[212] A Rose For Everafter
- "Take A Chance" by The Magic Numbers. Sofie goes missing.
- "Love Song" by Golden State. Greg & Kyra are married.
[213] Sucker Punch
- "We All Go Down As One" by Bosshouse. Beckett & Castle visit Finn's pub.
- "Chip" by The Real McKenzies. Second pub visit.
- "The End" by Pearl Jam. Beckett tries to revive the man that can solve her mother's murder; Castle tries to resign but Beckett admits she likes having him around.
[214] The Third Man
- "Trading Things In" by The Voluntary Butler Scheme. Dysons return home from vacation to find their house lived in and a dead body in the bed.
- "Dream A Better Way" by Tim Hanauer. Castle reads about himself in the New York Ledger.
- "Across Waters" by Channel Two. Beckett & Castle work out clues at their respective tables, ignoring
their dates in the process.
- "Cold Turkey" by Linear B. Castle assuages Alexis' concerns of her father moving on without her.
[215] Suicide Squeeze
- "I Get Around" by Dragonette. Beckett & Castle chat with Tommy Zane.
- "Whole Again" by All Night Chemists. Castle & Alexis play catch.
[216] The Mistress Always Spanks Twice
- "Patterns" by Band Of Skulls. A woman discovers a dead body.
- "Standalone" by Ghost In The Machine. Ryan does research on a bondage website.
- "Save Me" by Carnaby. Castle & Beckett investigate a shop that sells bondage gear that might be involved in the killing.
- "Super Conductor" by Beautiful Small Machines. Castle & Beckett meet dominatrix Lady Irena in the Hall Of Shame dungeon.
- "Asphyxia" by Noirhaus. Castle studies a bondage website at his loft, Alexis comes home in a cheerleading outfit.
- "Red Lips & Fingertips" by The Come Ons. Ryan and Esposito question Mistress Sapphire and some of the other dominatrix.
- "Picture Perfect" by Lindsey Ray. Ryan's girlfriend meets the gang, Castle & Beckett bicker.
[217] Tick, Tick, Tick...
- "7 Stars" by The Apples In Stereo. Castle tells Beckett about the Heat Wave movie offer.
[218] Boom!
- "We Aright" by The Genders. Castle & Beckett talk to the bartender and get a lead.
[219] Wrapped Up In Death
- "Love Is Endless" by Mozella. At the loft, Castle and Alexis make a salad and plan to go to the zoo on the weekend.
[220] The Late Shaft
- "How Much I Feel" by David Pack. Castle's ringtone for Ellie.
- "Turn Around" by Soul P. Up & coming comedienne Angel tells Ryan and Esposito that she turned down Bobby's show and then her motorcycle was vandalized.
- "With You" by Graham Colton. Alexis returns from her backpacking trip for a happy reunion with Castle.
[221] Den Of Thieves
- "Not Bad At All" by Steve McDonald & Anna Waronker. Beckett works out on the punching bag in the police gym, and eyes a handsome stranger who is also in the gym.
- "Unthought Known" by Pearl Jam. The mob boss is finally booked, and the cop that has been undercover for two years is reunited with his family.
[222] Food To Die For
- "Sleep Comes Lately" by Malpais. At Two Bridges Bar, Beckett questions bookie Wesley Slade.
- "CTRL-ALT-DEL" by Blip Blip Bleep. Beckett interrupts Castle's dinner.
- "So Far So Long" by Alexander Cardinale. Alexis is prepared to give up studying for her trip to The Hamptons, but Castle orders her to stay home and study.
- "Slow Down" by Dry Spells. Beckett stops by Q3 to make plans for some girl time with Madison.
[223] Overkill
- "Workin' Man Blues" by Aceyalone. Wilder's body is found by a cleaning woman.
- "You And Me Belong" by Jes. Beckett & Castle interview Lisa & Daphne.
- "Crash & Burn" by Lifehouse. Castle sees Demming & Beckett kissing.
[224] A Deadly Game
- "Into The Blue" by Sara Jackson-Holman. Alexis heads to Princeton, Castle enjoys his going-away party; Beckett almost confesses her true feelings, but is thwarted by Castle's ex-wife's arrival.
Castle music list adapted from ABC
