The BEST episodes written by Adam Frost
#1 - Room 147
Castle (2009) - Season 6 - Episode 16
When a guilt-ridden young woman confesses to the murder of a struggling actor -- knowing details only the killer could know -- Beckett and Castle seem to have an open-and-shut case, until they uncover proof that their suspect couldn’t possibly be the killer. When a second person confesses, equally convinced they committed the murder, the team realizes the case is far more mysterious than they thought.
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#2 - The Squab and the Quail
Castle (2009) - Season 5 - Episode 21
When Beckett is assigned to protect Erik Vaughn, a charming billionaire entrepreneur whose life is in danger, she's forced to reflect on her relationship with Castle which has begun to plateau. Meanwhile, consumed with jealousy, Castle goes to extraordinary lengths to solve the case and separate the two of them.
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#3 - Hell to Pay
Castle (2009) - Season 8 - Episode 21
When an axe-wielding, escaped psychiatric inmate drops dead in Castle’s P.I. office, Castle and Beckett’s investigation leads Castle to suspect the victim’s death could be the work of the Antichrist.
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#4 - Private Eye Caramba!
Castle (2009) - Season 7 - Episode 12
When a young Latin telenovela actress is murdered, Beckett and the team delve into a case that is as flamboyant and full of intrigue as any telenovela. Meanwhile, Castle is hired as private investigator by the show's sultry star to pursue the case from another angle.
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#5 - And Justice for All
Castle (2009) - Season 8 - Episode 13
Beckett and the 12th Precinct look into the murder of an English as a Second Language student. But when the victim's class won't talk to the police, Castle goes undercover as a French Canadian immigrant and learns that the victim was more than he seemed.
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#6 - Episode 16
Gardeners' World - Season 51 - Episode 16
Adam Frost meets Prince Charles The Prince of Wales in his garden at Highgrove, to discuss the issue of biosecurity, an issues which could have a big effect on our gardens and landscapes. Plus, Monty Don demonstrates pruning, propagating and planting pots, regardless of the weather, and Carol Klein profiles the Agapanthus.