3x05 Disco Didn't Die. It Was Murdered! - Psych Episode Guide

Psych

- Episode 03x05

Episode: 03x05
Title: Disco Didn't Die. It Was Murdered!
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: #3_3005
First Aired: Aug. 15, 2008

Season 3 » Episode #05 - Disco Didn't Die. It Was Murdered!

Psych - 03x05 Disco Didn't Die. It Was Murdered!

Summary: Thirty years ago, Henry solved his biggest case when he stopped an anti-government radical from blowing up police headquarters. However, due to a problem with the search warrant, the criminal now has been let out of prison, and the case must be reopened. Chief Vick puts Shawn in charge and insists that Henry not be allowed to participate, but that doesn't stop him from forcing his way in. Meanwhile, Lassiter and Juliet trick McNab into taking an undesirable case, leaving them free to take on a much more interesting one.

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Disco Didn't Die, It Was Murdered (01:23)

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Derek Ford	played by Jere Burns
Melanie Ford	played by Jordan Baker
Pookie	played by Ted Lange
Officer McNab	played by Sage Brocklebank
Eugene Franks	played by Richard Keats
Reporter	played by Joey Bothwell
D.A. Assistant	played by Blair Slater
Pawn Shop Owner	played by James Kidnie
Salvage Yard Worker	played by Teach Grant

03x05 - Disco Didn't Die. It Was Murdered!

Season 3 / Episode 5: - Disco Didn't Die. It Was Murdered!

Shawn Spencer: [to Henry] Ut-ut-ut. You stand down, Popeye Doyle, I'll handle this.

Season 3 / Episode 5: - Disco Didn't Die. It Was Murdered!

Shawn Spencer: [to Henry] All right, I need you to hear me, okay? If you insist on staying involved in this case, there are going to be rules. I was hired by the police department, therefore it is my ass on the line and those rules will be made by me. You are no longer a cop. And unless you plan on going back to the academy, and climbing the high wall, and doing the obstacle course where you shoot the bad guys but not the old lady with the sack, or the blind guy with the cane, or the cute little squirrel with the bushy tail and the big fat nut...

Shawn Spencer: It started off well.
Burton 'Gus' Guster: It really fell apart at the end. You should have had a name for the wall or something.

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

DATE: Franks's car, a 1978 Cougar, has seven characters on its license plate. California didn't switch to the seven-character format until 1980; before that, all plates had six characters (three letters and three numbers).
CONT: When Gus makes a hard U-turn in the Cougar, the front right hubcap flies off. But in subsequent shots, the car still has all four hubcaps.