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Let's Get Hairy

Episode aired Oct 9, 2009
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43m

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Shawn and Gus are hired to protect a guy who thinks he's a werewolf and find there's more to his story than they thought.Shawn and Gus are hired to protect a guy who thinks he's a werewolf and find there's more to his story than they thought.Shawn and Gus are hired to protect a guy who thinks he's a werewolf and find there's more to his story than they thought.

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8/10

American Werewolf In Santa Barbara

Shawn & Gus stubble upon a man who thinks he can turn into a werewolf, can he really? You'll have to check it out to find out but let's say you'll get a few belly laughs and exciting moments, also David Naughton guest stars and for those of you who don't know he played the lead in the John Landis classic American Werewolf In London. I also believe that the shows creator Steve Franks, was a big fan of John Landis films, Because there always being referenced in Psych. But watch and enjoy, because you will enjoy! Psych does something that most television shows cant, have each episode more and more entertaining and fun and also doesn't take its self to seriously, this show is the show to watch for all ages, and is wonderful to watch.

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Trivia
Shawn introduces Gus as "Harry Monroe" to Polexia at Shangri-Lala. And he says he's trying to get an appointment with the doctor because Gus is "Stir Crazy." "Harry Monroe" is the name of Richard Pryor's character in Stir Crazy (1980)

Goofs
In the flashback at the end, we see the killer smashing the Psych office window while standing next to it inside the office. In the reality at the beginning, Shawn and Gus wake up immediately after hearing the glass break. They would have caught the killer in the act if what was seen in the flashback actually happened that way.

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Stewart Gimbley: I went to the cops, and told them to put me in a cell, and the detective said jail is for criminals, not for delusional wackadoos.
Shawn Spencer: He said "wackadoos"?
Stewart Gimbley: Uh huh. And then he pinched himself, and told me to go see you guys.
Burton Guster: What did this detective look like?
Stewart Gimbley: Imagine Robert Goulet dressed liked Mr. Bean playing the Scarecrow in a Summer Stock production of the Wizard of Oz dedicated to Tony Randall.