9 Lives

Folge lief am 27. Nov. 2007
TV-PG
43 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

8,1/10

1517

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Maggie Lawson and Timothy Omundson in Psych (2006)

Comedy Crime Mystery

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuIn order for Shawn to continue his investigation into a suicide that he believes is a murder, he pretends to get clues from the victim's cat.In order for Shawn to continue his investigation into a suicide that he believes is a murder, he pretends to get clues from the victim's cat.In order for Shawn to continue his investigation into a suicide that he believes is a murder, he pretends to get clues from the victim's cat.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

8,1/10

1517

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

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Wissenswertes
This is the first episode where the "Gus nicknames" start the first nickname is "Gus Silly Pants Jackson."

Patzer
Shawn repeatedly refers to the cat as "the little boy cat." The cat is calico, a color pattern that occurs only in females. The filmmakers were fully aware the cat was a female, however James Roday Rodriguez (Shawn) thought it would be funnier if the cat was thought to be male.

Zitate
Gus: Was that guy trying to help me? Because I feel really creeped out right now.
Shawn Spencer: Dude, he put you on the creepy train headed for creepy island where the creepy natives drink creepy nectar out of creepy coconuts...
Gus: Shawn!

Verbindungen
Referenced in Psych: Psych: The Musical (2013)

Soundtracks
Electric Avenue
Written by Eddy Grant
Performed by Dulé Hill and James Roday Rodriguez

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10/10

Hang in there!

In an already excellent season, this episode is a standout! It's the first Andy Berman written episode (generally, my favorites), and it shows with the especially witty repartee. The exchange between Shawn and Gus in the closet is perfect - loved the use of the cat poster (and appropriate, given the guest-starring cat in the episode). Also enjoyable is the dialogue at the stressline. Carlos Jacott is great here (it's no wonder they brought him back several more times). The dazzle and stretch scene is iconic! This episode has the first official Gus nickname - Gus "Sillypants" Jackson and there are some great one-offs. This has everything you could want from a Psych episode!