ABC released a screener on May 10 of the season finale of “Castle”, but it was an incomplete viewing experience. We’ve had screeners released to us in the past that were still a rough cut (temporary ADR for the actors, for example) but this one was basically the final version minus 2-3 minutes that were excluded at the end. That’s right—those of us who have screened the episode have no idea how “Watershed” is going to end until it airs on Monday.

Castle 5x24 ‘Watershed’ Sneak Peeks 

I’ll take any (and I mean ANY) scoop regarding Castle‘s season finale! Monday cannot come fast enough! –Martina

Awesome, because I have ANY scoop: Chuck alum Mekenna Melvin, we knew, guest-stars in Monday’s ep. I can now add that she’s playing Talia McTeague, a well-off Harvard student who shares a connection with the Victim of the Week.

ABC is absolutely notorious for heavily editing the promos for episodes of “Castle”, and the promo for “Watershed” that aired on May 6 is no exception. While the audio content is enough to make it significantly distressing at first glance, it does appear to be, once again, edited out of context so as to deceive the audience.

Let’s try to decipher this ABC promo for the season finale then, shall we?

“Castle” 5x24 ‘Watershed’ Promo

Tamala Jones interview with Assignment X - Future Castle karaoke episode? 

AX: Do you have a favorite episode or scene in what we’ve seen so far?

JONES: “Swan Song.” I love that episode. “Swan Song” is freaking amazing. I thought that was one of our best this season. And of course, last season, “The Blue Butterfly” [with all of the regulars playing people involved in a 1940s crime] was my favorite. I got to sing.

AX: Might you get to do any more singing?

JONES: I don’t know. I keep hearing there might be a karaoke episode where we’re out and then we’ve got to leave, and I don’t know if all of us get to sing or just one of us – who knows. Andrew is like a ninja – you don’t ever hear him coming, but he’s quite a blast.

Full interview here.

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