Swan Song

I think this may be the most irritating episode in the entire, otherwise enjoyable, Castle series. In other countries we stand aghast at the possibility that a purely political entity such as City Hall might be able to meddle in a police investigation to the extent that non-forensic camera crews could be allowed on a crime scene. Any notion of whatever might be an episode plot is lost in the muddle of the "documentary following". I found myself so distracted by the "documentary techniques" that I completely lost track of what the characters were actually saying. So now I will have to watch the episode again, and filter down the forty minutes of paddling to the five minutes of actual story.

I couldn't watch more than four minutes, I forwarded to avoid the cameras but it is the whole episode, we liked this series in first four seasons, the fifth seasons is different, is that because you're looking for new fans, you might loss the old fans whom watched the whole first four seasons

what I like about this series is the mixture between the daily crime investigation and Kate's mother investigation and her feeling a bout her case, castle when he's supporting her in her case, I like to go with her mother case more than daily crimes, the daily crimes are repeated in different way, it would be more interested if the fifth was connected to the main case Kate's mother, the dangerous surrounding Kate's team, specially after we know who behind her mother murder, I thought that season would be about her investigation to collect info about the file they lost, Kate's team had been watching, the senator use his power to separate her away from the 12 th precinct and NY, or try to send her to somewhere she might get shot, Kate and the senator might meet together or she has to protect him, he might be a witness in a crime she investigates, or one of his family killed so Kate tries to find led to put him as only suspicious

I wish for you all the best, I really enjoy this series, this is first series I interestedly watch since long time and I watched more than once

This is the one and only episode I ever had to completely skip. I watched the first 5 minutes and got a headache from the incredibly shotty camera work. The plot was a blatant rip off of Spinal Tap. I skimmed through to see when they went back to using a normal camera crew and it never happens. How was this awful episode ever aloud to be aired?

Such a trope. Everyone showing off for the camera obnoxiously, the "filmmakers" getting away with everything, and the shaky camera style is making me sick. Even if I was interested in the story, I can't watch it! Not the best episode of the series. So far season 5 is not as good as the past 4 seasons.

There is absolutely no way on earth this would happen. Outsiders filming the crime scene, the interrogations, the investigation, the evidence? They would have to get everyone to sign waivers or some kind of consent to be filmed and recorded. When the case came to trial it would be thrown out immediately for improper procedure and the defendant would walk. They could also never select an impartial jury. This is so silly it hurts.