Tuesday the 17th

Episode aired Feb 13, 2009
TV-PGTV-PG
43m

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9.0/10

1.4K

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Dulé Hill and Luisa d'Oliveira in Psych (2006)

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Fun riff on Friday the 13th with a Jason-wannabe who attacks a woman at her home one stormy night after she opens the fridge to a red, paint-dripped note in her fridge stating "I see you". S... Read allFun riff on Friday the 13th with a Jason-wannabe who attacks a woman at her home one stormy night after she opens the fridge to a red, paint-dripped note in her fridge stating "I see you". Sean & Gus's old youth camp is being reopened and bizarre things are found in the lakeside ... Read allFun riff on Friday the 13th with a Jason-wannabe who attacks a woman at her home one stormy night after she opens the fridge to a red, paint-dripped note in her fridge stating "I see you". Sean & Gus's old youth camp is being reopened and bizarre things are found in the lakeside there.

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9.0/10

1.4K

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Trivia
The Camp Tikihama song playing at the beginning contains the lyrics made up by Dwayne Tancana in the second season's Bounty Hunters! (2007).

Goofs
Shawn flashes back on Clive saying that he "stumbled upon Erwen's living quarters," but he was barely present and out of earshot at the moment Clive said that.

Quotes
Carlton Lassiter: It's not about the past anymore, it's about tomorrow. So I'm not going to say a word, even though I want to. I want to scream to the sky that I would do anything to get you back. But I'm going to let you go because that's what you want. Once you walk out that door, I'm going to let go of everything I've been holding on to, so we can both have tomorrow.

Connections
Features Moon Patrol (1982)

Soundtracks
A Good Day (Morning Song)
(uncredited)
Performed by Priscilla Ahn

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Featured review

9/10

"Shawn! What are we doing here?"

An old friend asks Shawn and Gus for help. He's reopening the old summer camp from the boys' youth. One of his new counselors has gone missing. Before you can say "pineapple", Shawn and Gus find themselves face-to-face with an axe-welding maniac.

What an absolutely wonderful episode! As a long time fan of Friday the 13th, Tuesday the 17th hits every mark perfectly. From the title sequence, music cues, various set-pieces, the camp setting, the filming style, jump scares, and the storyline, the slasher tropes are played to perfection. Not only does it take elements from Friday the 13th, but old-school horror fans will undoubtedly notice bits from April Fool's Day long before Shawn points it out. And, if I'm not mistaken, there's even a small bit from Texas Chainsaw Massacre. It's easily one of the creepiest, and most fun, episodes in Psych's run.

9/10

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