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Castle Music Season 03
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[301] A Deadly Affair
- "Fever (Adam Freeland Remix)" by Sarah Vaughn. Castle & Beckett check out the address Esposito found.
- (unknown). Beckett & Castle question Kitty Canary & her husband, Earl.
- "Those Days" by Lucy Schwartz. Esposito asks Beckett when she actually figured out the conterfeiting scheme; Castle returns home to find Alexis chatting with the guy from her summer school.
[302] He's Dead, She's Dead
- "The Librarian" by Laura Jane Scott. Castle tells Beckett that his middle name is Alexander; Castle tries to console his mother about Chet's death.
[303] Under The Gun
- "Healing Hands" by Citizen Cope. Beckett & Royce reminisce.
[304] Punked
- "Me And You, Watson" by Alec Ounsworth. Castle & Beckett enter The Gaslamp League gathering.
- "Kiss Kiss Bang Bang" by Nitzer Ebb. Beckett & Castle test the antique guns for accuracy.
[305] Anatomy Of A Murder
- "You Know It's True" by Jules Larson. Beckett & Castle give Greg & Amy some good news & a some props to relive their first date; Beckett tells Castle she'd get him out of prison.
[306] 3XK
- "Without You" by Derek Evry. A young woman is followed on a darkened street.
- "A Million Ways" by Uncle Lucius. The team go to the Hogsneck Tavern to arrest Gates.
[307] Almost Famous
- "Friday Rock" by Jim Bacchi / Cue Factory. Beckett returns with drinks & finds Castle surrounded with women.
- "Hot In Herre" by Nelly. Beckett tries to drag Hans off for questioning in the middle of his group strip routine.
- (unknown). Beckett & Castle visit The Package Store.
- "Stars Like You" by Troy MacCubbin. Alexis admits to her dad that she didn't really want the part, and ended up getting the role of stage manager.
[308] Murder Most Fowl
- "Infiltraitor" by Cliff Lin. Two bmx bikers come across a body in a park.
- "Salt & Spoon" by Pajaro Sunrise. Alexis confesses to Ashley that she lost his rat Theodore.
[309] Close Encounters Of The Murderous Kind
- "The X-Files Theme" originally by Mark Snow. Castle whistles at the crime scene; Castle whistles again when Beckett asks what could have killed Marie other than the altitude chamber.
[310] Last Call
- "Sister Kate" by The Ditty Bops. Castle mixes a sidecar for Martha & himself.
- "Piano Man" originally by Billy Joel. The guys sing to convince Beckett to join them for a drink at The Old Haunt; Beckett joins in.
[311] Nikki Heat
[312] Poof! You're Dead
- (unknown). Beckett & Castle arrive at the theatre to question Tobias Strange.
[313] Knockdown
- "Rise" by The Frames. Beckett thanks Castle for backing her up; Beckett tells Lockwood she'll keep visiting until he's a 'changed man'.
[314] Lucky Stiff
- "Money ($$$)" by Tim Myers. A butler finds Mr. Hixton dead.
- "Shake That A$$" by Jeff Russo. Castle and the detectives find the Page Brothers rapping.
- "Loose" by Benny Blanco and Spank Rock. Beckett drives Castle's ferrari; Castle & Beckett look for Oz at the club; Beckett arrests Oz.
[315] The Final Nail
- "Anywhere With You" by The Seventeens. Beckett & Castle head off to get a drink.
[316] Setup
- "Shake That A$$" by Jeff Russo. Beckett & Castle question a guy about the cab's camera installations.
- "Symathique" by Pink Martini. Castle asks Yusef about Amir.
[317] Countdown
- No Commercial Music Used In This Episode.
[318] One Life To Lose
- "Takin' Care Of Business" by Bachman-Turner Overdrive. Castle finds Martha cleaning the kitchen.
[319] Law & Murder
- "I Hope This Gets To You" by The Daylights. Castle tricks Beckett into inviting him to see 'Forbidden Planet' with her.
[320] Slice Of Death
- "Burn It Off" by Blues Explosion. A couple makes out in a closed pizza parlor.
- "Anchor Of Love" by Lindsey Ray. Castle brings Alexis a pizza & asks her how things went with Lauren.
[321] The Dead Pool
- "Baby Baby Baby" by Make The Girl Dance. Castle & Beckett arrive at a photoshoot to talk with 'Rocket' Rob Tredwyck.
- "Liquor Store" by Uncle Lucius. Becket & Castle visit Scanlon's bar to interview Tommy about Zack.
[322] To Love And Die In L.A.
- "La La La" by The Californias. Castle & Beckett arrive in L.A.; Castle tells Beckett he should stay with her at his hotel.
- "Come And Find Me" by Josh Ritter. Beckett says goodnight to Castle then heads to her room.
- "The Other Side" by Sloan. Castle & Beckett track down Ganz; Beckett emerges from the swimming pool then distracts Ganz as Castle looks through Ganz's phone.
- "Just Breathe" by Pearl Jam. Castle asks Beckett if she's okay; Castle presents Seeger with one of the hotel robes; Castle asks Beckett how close she came to shooting Ganz; Beckett reads Ganz's letter on the plane.
[323] Pretty Dead
- "Born This Way" by Lady Gaga. Dance rehearsal for the pageant.
- "I Will Think Of You" by Laura Browne Sorenson. The pageant contestants rehearse a tribute for Amber Middleberry.
[324] Knockout
- "Fire On The Rooftop" by Uncle Lucius. Ryan & Esposito discover the identity of the third cop.
Castle music list adapted from ABC
