Talk Derby to Me

Episode aired Sep 5, 2008
TV-PG
43m

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8.1/10

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Dulé Hill and James Roday Rodriguez in Psych (2006)

Comedy Crime Mystery

Juliet goes undercover as a roller derby girl. Gus studies at all moments for an important exam. Shawn works with Juliet and attempts to flatter her multiple times.Juliet goes undercover as a roller derby girl. Gus studies at all moments for an important exam. Shawn works with Juliet and attempts to flatter her multiple times.Juliet goes undercover as a roller derby girl. Gus studies at all moments for an important exam. Shawn works with Juliet and attempts to flatter her multiple times.

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8ThePhilosophyProfessor

Roller derby awesomeness!

Psych rehabilitates an old Charlie's Angels story line (S. 1 Ep.12: "Angels on Wheels"). I ain't mad at it though. Solid episode. Some great runners - Gus stealing his look from the mannequin, the Garden of Beaten, the Xanadu reference, the prosthetic nose debacle of 2005, Chocolate Thunder, metaphysical snafus, three-hole punchers, Sweet Fantasy Island, Mopery with intent to creep, and Juliet's roller derby hot pants! What!?

This episode also has one of the best "Shules" endings of the show's run - the couples skate scene with Shawn and Juliet to Flock of Seagulls's awesome "Space Age Love Song" (Nailed it!)

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Trivia
While Juliet is skating in the roller derby, the song "Check Yes Juliet" by We the Kings is playing in the background. The move of knocking other players over is called "checking."

Goofs
After Shawn and Gus follow the derby skater Rita "Lethal Weapon" Westwood to the marina a human body floats to the surface of the water and even opens its mouth to breathe, yet the next day Santa Barbara PD reveal it to be a mannequin. A real human body had to be used for the scene because mannequins are too buoyant to ever go below the surface of the water.

Quotes
Karen Vick: Did you break somebody's nose?
Juliet O'Hara: [giddy] Yes, I did, thank you. Oh, but it was a clean hit. It was actually more of a dislocation, you know? It just popped right back in. Yeah, she curled into my wingspan, so I was totally justified. We're friends now. She has a cat.