posted on: October 19, 2020
The “noir” story was set in 1947 – so using my fingers and toes (multiple times) I get that the “murders” occurred 65 or 66 years ago (and I get that there’s no statute of limitations on murder. I love your reviews so much, and I continue to love the show despite its inaccuracies. Okay, let’s come back down to earth now. This FAQ is empty. Castle realizes the only way to solve the present-day murder is to solve the murder from the past. The Titanic from the looks of things. Beckett finds Castle crouching behind what used to be the bar and shows her the possible remnants of a homeless person’s squat. Beckett finds Medical Examiner Lanie Parish who explains their victim is Stan Banks who died of a single gunshot wound to the sternum between 6 and 8a.m. That’s a pricey piece of ice–and it isn’t even real. Huntsacker says he took the job as Joe’s and Vera’s caretaker six months ago to dig up more information as to the necklace’s whereabouts and couldn’t stand it when they told Banks its location so easily.
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Castle now theorizes that Sally blamed Vera for her mother’s death and used Joe to find her so she could exact revenge. I am so glad to find you!! The title evokes such classic PI tales as "The Maltese Falcon". 3 • The Blue Butterfly Would an autopsy have performed on the fire victims back in the late 40’s? – Ryan and Espo interview a homeless, street-person guy who’s obviously not “all there.” Nothing unusual about the interview until the guy used the word pretentious when providing an answer to one of her questions. Keep track of everything you watch; tell your friends. "A Few of Our Favorite Things" featurette. Some nice acting from Alexis as she played a “grown up.” Not that it can’t happen, it just seemed so out of place after hearing this guy’s other statements. Bricks are tied to the house, there, so they don’t fall down. Castle senses a diary of a P.I from the 40's found in the effects of a murdered modern-day treasure hunter is the key to finding the Blue Butterfly, a blue-diamond necklace. 16 • Once back at the club, Castle brings Beckett up to speed on the story from the diary, saying that Joe promised Sally that he would arrange a meeting with Vera, but leave her name out of things. He volunteers to visit the hotel where Banks stayed since Banks’ ID has him living somewhere. Still looks like she’s lip-syncing to me — syncing doesn’t mean it isn’t her voice, just that it was mixed later with a studio-quality recording. Ryan guesses Dempsey killed Banks, even though he’d be around 90 years old, but Castle puts in that Dempsey died of a heart attack four months after Joe and Vera were killed. He threatened Banks’ wife because he thought he’d been played, but Banks later told him he had found the last clue that would lead him to the Blue Butterfly. Joe and Vera supposedly killed the other couple in self defense, ran away (not very far, it seems), and changed their names. But I reckon only folks from our bend in the road’ll know what ah’m speakin’ of. No clues, no introduction to the character, nothing other than a brief, almost non-existent passing glimpse in an earlier scene. Very disappointing, especially in what was one of the most fun episodes to date. At the end of the episode, Beckett asks Castle, “Do you think we should tell them about The Blue Butterfly?” I think this means that The Blue Butterfly was a fake to begin with, and none of them realised it. He agreed and turned over his grandfather’s papers, but eventually found out Banks lied to him when he saw him at Betsy Sinclair’s funeral and that he had signed the guest book using his real name. Fiction – Mystery, Crime Fiction, Police Procedural, Literary Fiction, Romantic Suspense, Fantasy, Science Fiction Nonfiction – Police Procedure, Forensics, Narrative Nonfiction. The criminal case this week was just plain fun. Beckett and Esposito burst into the room, with guns drawn, and find a man rifling through drawers. Costuming and Music were also very good. WANT THE SOUNDTRACK to this episode. A truly great love story. Want to share IMDb's rating on your own site? 11 • I suppose the safe had really been opened by the desperate celebrity treasure hunter, searching for the Blue Butterfly, before the victim retrieved if from the alley. I’m a tremendous fan of the show and I fell in love with it because of its the quirky and often unpredictable cases in Seasons 1 and 2. I’m in Central Time, and I get up early, so I was beat by that time of night. Sure she lip-synched during the show, but at least it was her own voice she was lip-synching to, not some computerized auto-tuned track. How did she know there wasn’t a suitcase-size hole in his back. I mean, it might be the key to what Stan was looking for. Later at the precinct, Beckett shows Castle the Blue Butterfly which they found in Frank Huntsacker’s apartment. Ryan: Boy-o. Betsy: You two are a walking fairy tale. Beckett then remembers how Jerry told them he saw Sally after Joe and Vera’s murders, leading both of them to suspect that he lied. I had a difficult time, no, that’s not quite the right terminology. added by … That night, Joe stops into the Pennybaker Club in hopes of hearing his favorite singer Louie Armstrong and of finding Vera.
Beckett reminds him that it still doesn’t help them solve Banks’ murder. The team works out the story situated in 1947 in the same, now derelict, music club, involving murder, gangsters and theft, they work out the true parts and identities of culprits and victims. I doubt it’s that unusual. (As if she’s been to bed. I would have loved more scenes of the noir story. Fairly common for parts like that and every once in awhile you notice a wierd sounding line, its because they had the actor do it over and then synched it over because the line was originally hard to hear. Dempsey will have you butchered if he finds out. Castle: So, it’s five days since Joe and Vera met and they are very much in love. When I was asked to do that, I was a little nervous. When Beckett questions him, he says he is fascinated by the old journal, which was obviously written by a hard-boiled private investigator. Ryan: What ship? For even more, visit our Family Entertainment Guide. If he came to break into a safe, why did he use a steel bar that he found at the scene (which, conveniently had been ripped from a window in the office and would not have opened the safe anyway) rather than bring safe-cracking equipment with him? Now that sort of wound could certainly turn out the guy’s lights for good. (credit only). She is unimpressed then interrupted by Esposito who says the canvas found that a white Mustang had been parked outside the loading zone of the Pennybaker Club for the last three days. Week after week we pick apart this show, ... and an intriguing mystery surrounding a beautiful piece of jewelry — The Blue Butterfly, a pricey necklace last seen in 1947. Beckett guesses he read it and had begun looking for the necklace like Banks did. Unless- Vera identifies him as Frank Huntsacker, and Castle realizes his mother sold Joe’s diary to Stan. She rushed into his arms, but Sally pulled a gun on them and declared that she’ll finally have her revenge on Vera. Castle then sees where Banks took the rod from and guesses he used it to pry open the secret safe. But it’s not a necklace, Joe. I would think at least one other business would have opened in that spot since then or someone would have bought the building and demolished it. So, completely NO REASON to arrest any of them.
Castle senses a diary of a P.I from the 40's found in the effects of a murdered modern-day treasure hunter is the key to finding the Blue Butterfly, a blue-diamond necklace. At her desk, Beckett confirms Tom’s alibi, ruling him out as a suspect, but Esposito says they found Westside Wally. Castle 4x14 "The Blue Butterfly" Promo (3), Credited at the end of episode as Frankie but near the end of episodes he also was referred by his full name Francis Benjamin Huntsacker. Castle & Beckett: (simultaneously) He lied! The Castle writers are so subtle in all of these, but it’s so absolutely lovely! Beckett wonders if Belasco provided the last clue that Banks told Horton would lead him to the butterfly. Yes… The Blue Butterfly. And I’ve arrested my share of those shopping-cart-pushing fellows, but never once have I heard one use the word pretentious, or anything close. And she looked spectacular in that dress and, well, there’s nothing else to say but…she was really good. Sally shot at Joe, but killed her husband instead and is herself killed when she and Vera struggled over the gun. The Blue Butterfly (French: Le papillon bleu) is a 2004 Canadian adventure drama film, directed by Léa Pool, produced by Porchlight Entertainment and Alliance Atlantis, distributed by Monterey Media and starring Marc Donato as Pete Carlton, a boy terminally ill with cancer, whose final wish is to find the elusive blue morpho butterfly. And why did Stan carry the steel bar upstairs after finding the necklace? Also, as to the question of The Blue Butterfly, my interpretation is that there is no real Blue Butterfly with diamonds costing a million dollars in the first place.
I found it hard to believe that the Pennybaker Club had been vacant and apparently untouched for alost 60 years. Plot hole?
A two-parter next week? Sure, the show was really good this week, and there was “the kiss” at the end, but that didn’t stop Voodoo Lanie from telling us the murder victim died of a GSW (gunshot wound) to the sternum. And there’s certainly no convenient compartment back there. At the precinct, Esposito tells Beckett he identified the homeless guy from the club as a man going by the name Westside Wally and he is trying to track him down now. And even then, you’re writing fiction, so make it fit your story. That I pitched woo with a client or that I invoiced her for services rendered after?’ Jerry Maddox, the bartender.
Matter of fact, they were so much in love, they risked it all. And the loveliest thing the Castle writers have done is that – if you realise, the last scene of Vera and Joe kissing and the ‘Always’ happened after C and B left the apartment. Or, maybe the rear of his skull was missing and one of her voodoo buddies took his brain to the root doctor to add as an ingredient in a new medicine bag.
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