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Romeo and Juliet and Juliet

  • Episode aired Jul 14, 2010
  • TV-PG
  • 49m
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Corbin Bernsen and Kirsten Nelson in Psych (2006)
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Shawn and Gus find themselves caught between two rival Chinese Triad families as they search for one of the leader's abducted daughter. Meanwhile, Shawn's father Henry joins the police depar... Read allShawn and Gus find themselves caught between two rival Chinese Triad families as they search for one of the leader's abducted daughter. Meanwhile, Shawn's father Henry joins the police department in charge of the "consultants"--Shawn and Gus. Juliet also deals with her lingering ... Read allShawn and Gus find themselves caught between two rival Chinese Triad families as they search for one of the leader's abducted daughter. Meanwhile, Shawn's father Henry joins the police department in charge of the "consultants"--Shawn and Gus. Juliet also deals with her lingering trauma.

  • Director
    • Steve Franks
  • Writer
    • Steve Franks
  • Stars
    • James Roday Rodriguez
    • Dulé Hill
    • Timothy Omundson
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  • IMDb RATING
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    1.2K
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    • Director
      • Steve Franks
    • Writer
      • Steve Franks
    • Stars
      • James Roday Rodriguez
      • Dulé Hill
      • Timothy Omundson
    • 5User reviews
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    James Roday Rodriguez
    James Roday Rodriguez
    • Shawn Spencer
    • (as James Roday)
    Dulé Hill
    Dulé Hill
    • Burton Guster
    Timothy Omundson
    Timothy Omundson
    • Carlton Lassiter
    Maggie Lawson
    Maggie Lawson
    • Juliet O'Hara
    Kirsten Nelson
    Kirsten Nelson
    • Karen Vick
    Corbin Bernsen
    Corbin Bernsen
    • Henry Spencer
    Bruce Locke
    Bruce Locke
    • Arthur Chiang
    Jerry Shea
    Jerry Shea
    • Ken
    Liam James
    Liam James
    • Young Shawn
    Sage Brocklebank
    Sage Brocklebank
    • Buzz McNab
    Carlos McCullers II
    • Young Gus
    Curtis Lum
    Curtis Lum
    • Sang Tan
    Jennifer Liu
    • Bekki Chiang
    Johnson Phan
    Johnson Phan
    • Teno Tan
    Simon Leung
    Simon Leung
    • Han Tan
    David Milchard
    • Clerk
    Lee Tichon
    Lee Tichon
    • Bartender
    Stephen Chang
    Stephen Chang
    • Instructor
    • (as Stephen M.D. Chang)
    • Director
      • Steve Franks
    • Writer
      • Steve Franks
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    9gorty21

    One of the funniest episodes

    From the first time I saw this episode and 10 years later this episode is hysterical. I totally disagree with the other review about racism ITS A JOKE

    The scene where he tries to do charades bc he thinks the other triad leader doesn't speak English is classic as well as the scene at the dojo where Shawn gets into the kids class due to ageism. Gus is the best in that scene.

    Just so much funny silliness in this one if there are Chinese people that are offended then I'm sorry but I thought the jokes mostly made Shawn look foolish and the many Chinese actors including Bruce Locke (who I love) were great at interacting with Shawn & Gus' juvenile antics.
    3progun38

    Lame

    A disappointing season opener. The story was weak. Having Henry rejoin SBPD to be "in charge" of his son an Gus has a long way to go to be purposeful.
    3xbatgirl-30029

    Way too racist

    This could have been another really good episode. The mystery is entertaining. Sadly it's super racist. Can't even say it aged poorly. It was bad when it came out. Shawn does say slightly, mildly racist things here and there in the series as "jokes", but this episode is hard to watch.

    It starts with shoehorning in Ken in the beginning just so he can be brought back later on as their source then interpreter. Because Shawn and Gus seem to know absolutely no other Chinese people and the show, filmed in Vancouver, has had virtually no East Asian people on it for four years. That's a problem in itself.

    Then you have all the instances they have Gus point out are problematic. They're supposed to be jokes, but hanging a lantern on their racist nature doesn't make them funny or acceptable. Yet Shawn doesn't stop. He just keeps going and going and going. It's just really awkward for long sections of the show. As I said, Shawn has made the rare borderline joke here and there in the show. But I hate watching this and finding out the character we all love can be so horrible.

    I have no idea why this was allow to be made. I'll have to remember to skip it on any future rewatches.

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    • Trivia
      The extended blooper reel/outtakes at the end are an homage to martial artist/actor Jackie Chan.
    • Goofs
      When Juliet is talking to Shawn and Gus at City Hall, between the front and back shots, the position of her arms changes, and the papers in her hands disappear and reappear.
    • Quotes

      Shawn Spencer: Excuse me, I'm here for a class.

      Clerk: This class?

      Shawn Spencer: Yeah, I believe it starts in...

      Clerk: Five minutes.

      Shawn Spencer: Right, five minutes from now. I'm usually 10 minutes early, so I'm already feeling behind.

      Clerk: This class is for five- to eight-year-olds.

      Shawn Spencer: Yes. Yes, it is. And, uh, that's what I call...

      Burton 'Gus' Guster: Discrimination.

      [points at the clerk triumphantly]

      Clerk: Discrimination?

      Burton 'Gus' Guster: Yes, and ageism.

      Clerk: Who are you?

      [gestures vacantly to buy himself time]

      Burton 'Gus' Guster: I'm his lawyer.

      Shawn Spencer: That's right.

      Clerk: You brought a lawyer?

      Shawn Spencer: I keep a lawyer on retainer at all times. There is so much injustice in the world that you practically can't leave home without one. And apparently, today it paid off.

      Clerk: Right, okay. Well, I will see you in court, then. Now...

      Burton 'Gus' Guster: Perfect. Now I need a statement from you. And as we plan to try this in both civil and criminal court, I'll need the police here as well. Can I use your phone, or do you only let the white people use that?

      Clerk: Who said anything about white people?

      Burton 'Gus' Guster: You just did.

      Clerk: The words "white people" did not come out of my mouth.

      Burton 'Gus' Guster: There they are again. Luckily, I had my hand recorder on for that one. By the way, I am now disclosing that this conversation is being recorded.

      Clerk: Recorded? Okay, this is crazy.

      Burton 'Gus' Guster: Crazy? You wanna know crazy? I sued 300 businesses last year alone. I sued a hot dog cart and got everything but the wheels and the buns, which I won in the civil case two months later. Now, if you don't mind, before I start snapping evidence photos, I'm a little parched, so can you tell me which one of these fountains I'm allowed to use?

    • Connections
      References West Side Story (1961)
    • Soundtracks
      Dope Nose
      Written by Rivers Cuomo

      Performed by Weezer

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    • Release date
      • July 14, 2010 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Languages
      • English
      • Chinese
    • Filming locations
      • Dr. Sun Yat Sen Garden - 578 Carrall St, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
    • Production company
      • Tagline Pictures
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      49 minutes

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