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Proper noun: "(fandom slang) the ship of characters Richard Castle and Kate Beckett from the television series Castle"
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- 2012, Jean Bentley, "'Castle' showrunner reveals what's in store for 'Caskett'", Chicago Tribune, 11 May 2012, Section 4, page 8:
- But while it's great that Caskett finally happened, things didn't turn out so happily for one of "Castle's" other fan-favorite pairings.
- 2012, David Hiltbrand, "Same old 'Castle,' with a flirty twist", The Bulletin, 19 November 2012, page C2:
- Is there a future for, er, Caskett? Or is this just a November sweeps romance?
- 2013, Rene Webb, A White Hot Christmas, →ISBN, unnumbered page:
- […] and despite his claim to only watch the show for the police procedural, I know he's a secret Caskett 'shipper.
- 2014, Jacqui Wiens, "'Caskett' at last", Leader-Post TVtimes, 6 December 2014 - 12 December 2014, page 4 (used in title)
