Heeeeere's Lassie 

After Lassiter moves into a new condominium building and strange things start happening to him, he is forced to hire Shawn and Gus to figure out what could be causing the supposed paranormal disturbance.

Director:

James Roday Rodriguez (as James Roday)

Writers:

Steve Franks (created by), Todd Harthan

Stars:

James Roday Rodriguez, Dulé Hill, Timothy Omundson

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
James Roday Rodriguez	...	Shawn Spencer (as James Roday)
Dulé Hill	...	Burton Guster
Timothy Omundson	...	Carlton Lassiter
Maggie Lawson	...	Juliet O'Hara
Kirsten Nelson	...	Karen Vick (credit only)
Corbin Bernsen	...	Henry Spencer
William Shatner	...	Frank O'Hara
Louis Gossett Jr.	...	Lloyd Marr
Sara Rue	...	Amy Alleris
Michael Hogan	...	Ed Farrow (as Michael Patrick Hogan)
Valorie Curry	...	Rose-Marie Farrow
Kurt Fuller	...	Coroner Woody Strode
Sage Brocklebank	...	Buzz McNab
Eric Gibson	...	Thurman
Jacqueline Robbins	...	Birdie Turkle

Storyline

After Lassiter moves into a new condominium building and strange things start happening to him, he is forced to hire Shawn and Gus to figure out what could be causing the supposed paranormal disturbance.

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Plot Keywords:

man wears an apron | pregnancy | rubik's cube | falling from a rooftop | falling from height | 

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Genres:

Comedy | Crime | Mystery

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Certificate:

TV-PG

Did You Know?

Trivia

This entire episode is a nod to The Shining.

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Goofs

Gus claims that the doctor-patient confidentiality agreement is moot when you're suspected of murder, but the California Evidence Code (Division 8, Chapter 4, Article 7) does not provide any such exception to psychotherapist-patient privilege.

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Quotes

Art: [to Amy and Carlton] Keep it down!
Amy Alleris: Art, you take that hairy eyeball in for a trim, you gloomy gus, you.
Art: You people suck!
Amy Alleris: [laughing] Oh, he's just a grumpy-pants 'cause his wife is dead.

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Crazy Credits

The traditional opening title sequence is replaced with shots of the Farrow boy riding his tricycle around the halls and exteriors of the condo. The footage is made to look like an old movie, accompanied by a tinny, creepy version of the theme.

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Connections

References The Ring (2002)

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Soundtracks

Ave Maria
(uncredited)
Written by Charles Gounod

User Reviews

Psych at its best

I realize that Psyxh will never be hailed as a TV's greatest writing or acting. But what I love about this series is that it is fun! The show doesn't take itself seriously and that's the way it should be viewed. This is one of my top 10 episodes of the series. As usual, there are heavy references to classic movies. In this episode, the series makes not so subtle references to Stanley Kubrick's "The Shining". In stead of being a horror episode it is more like a Scooby Doo. And maybe that's the appeal to me. It's reminiscent of the Saturday morning cartoons i grew up with but now just barely disguised as a adult program.

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

7 March 2012 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Tagline Pictures

Technical Specs

Runtime:

43 min 50 min (extended cut) (DVD) 60 min

Color:

Color