Stana Katic News

'Castle' is currently on summer hiatus in the United States, but other seasons are still being broadcast in countries such as in South Africa, where Season 4 has yet to finish airing.

"Castle" fans everywhere should be happy, because the moment that they've been waiting four seasons for finally happened on the season four finale Monday night.

The Fourth Season comes to a close as Beckett's investigation into the death of a former thief and Army veteran leads to a connection with Roy Montgomery and her mother's murder and Castle is forced to decide how much to keep from the detective to keep her safe especially after the conspiracy's mystery man calls Castle strongly suggesting he keep ... (more)

Caskett shippers, you will get some closure during the "Castle" Season 4 finale.

TV is making way for the summer as several series hit their season finales this week.

Kate Beckett of "Castle" is one hard-boiled detective. But she's spent much of this season tending to her soft heart.

This Monday at 10/9c, in the Season 4 finale of ABC's Castle , the murder of an Army veteran puts Kate on the trail of the man who shot her - meaning she's perilously close to revisiting the murder of her mother.

It's been a season of push and pull, hot and cold, lies and half-truths, so fans who were in it for the will they/won't they aspect alone were schooled in just how complicated one show's core relationship could be.

There are few things more difficult in television than properly handling the "big moment" - the evolutionary tipping point of a series that fans have been waiting to see and critics have been waiting to judge.

The fourth-season finale airs Monday, and while nothing is confirmed as of press time, the chances look good for yet another season of Nathan Fillion's sleuthing author Richard Castle and Stana Katic's talented cop Kate Beckett growing closer.

Just as Castle begins to think it's time to sever his relationship with Detective Beckett the pair find themselves investigating a murder that, at least on the surface, looks like it was committed by a zombie.

"Mad Men" and ABC's romantic-detective procedural "Castle" don't seem to have much in common: One is the best show on television, and the other is a perfectly serviceable will-they-won't-they series on ABC.

Romance between two lead characters does not have to be a television show's kiss of death, says Castle star Stana Katic.