Scary Sherry: Bianca's Toast
- Episode aired Mar 2, 2007
- TV-PG
- 43m
While Juliet is undercover, she asks for psychic help at a sorority; back at the station, Lassiter is paired with a most challenging partner.While Juliet is undercover, she asks for psychic help at a sorority; back at the station, Lassiter is paired with a most challenging partner.While Juliet is undercover, she asks for psychic help at a sorority; back at the station, Lassiter is paired with a most challenging partner.
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- Shawn Spencer
- (as James Roday)
- Eden
- (as Crystal Lowe)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThe first instance of Shawn saying "I've heard it both ways."
- GoofsWhen the lamp falls on the floor, there are sparks from the light bulb shattering. The power was out and there wouldn't have been any sparks as there was no power.
- Quotes
Henry Spencer: Scary Sherry Kratic was rehabilitated and I'm pretty sure she's married and living in Fresno. Come on, guys, give me some more credit here! I have no idea how that ridiculous urban legend got started in the first place.
[Henry walks away]
Shawn Spencer: [to Gus] You got a big ass mouth.
Burton 'Gus' Guster: I wanted to keep it a secret! You're the one who was broadcasting it at the lunch table.
[pause]
Shawn Spencer: I can't believe this.
Burton 'Gus' Guster: We actually started an urban legend.
Shawn Spencer: That's dope!
- ConnectionsReferences The Omen (1976)
- SoundtracksI know you know
(uncredited)
Performed by Friendly Indians
I'm slowly working my way through Psych for about the third or fourth time. I can't seem to get enough of it. From Season 1, "Scary Sherry; Bianca's Toast" just might be my favorite episode. Why? Well, first of all, the subject matter appeals to me. A lot of the horror movie tropes I enjoy are here - a maniac with an axe, a spooky old asylum filled with lit candles, and a ghostly figure. Add to that Shawn and Gus screaming like little girls at the first sight of something weird, Juliet getting too into her undercover persona, Shannon Woodward in a supporting role, the truth behind one of Santa Barbara's most notorious urban legends, and the clever title, and you end up with a real winner. The comedy here is first rate. For instance, I think I laugh-out-loud everytime I watch the frightened Gus getting trapped all alone in the creepy asylum Finally, there's the bit with Lassiter and Detective Goochberg. Mercedes Ruehl is a riot! Overall, one of the best.
9/10
- bensonmum2
- Nov 13, 2020