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Feb 26, 2014 · 1967: A Psych Odyssey: Directed by Kirsten Nelson. With James Roday Rodriguez, Dulé Hill, Timothy Omundson, Maggie Lawson. Detective Lassiter is determined to be appointed to chief of police, so he sets out to prove himself worthy of the job by trying to solve the murder of the mayor's uncle, Archie Baxter.
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- Comedy, Crime, Mystery
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- 2014-02-26
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"1967: A Psych Odyssey" is the sixth episode of Season Eight. Lassiter is determined to be appointed Chief of Police, so he sets out to prove himself deserving of the job by solving the murder of the mayor's beloved uncle.
Karen announces she took a job as Chief at a station up north in the bay area and will not be returning to the SBPD as chief. The group is shocked to hear this news. Lassiter, although saddened by this news, immediately sets his sights on being appointed as the new chief. Vick says she put in a good word for him at the mayor's office, but can't make any promises. After Shawn, Gus, and Lassiter say their goodbyes, Vick asks Juliet to speak with her in private. She asks Juliet to join her up north and serve as her head detective. Juliet knows this is a huge opportunity, but she needs time to think about it.
Mayor Swagerty interviews Lassiter for the Police Chief position, but Lassiter messes up the interview badly, leaving him almost no chance of getting the job. Desperate to make up for his comically tragic interview and to prove himself worthy of the job, Lassiter goes on a hunt to solve the murder of the Mayor's beloved uncle, Archie Baxter, who was killed back in the 60s but the case was never solved. Lassie gathers Shawn, Gus, Woody, Henry and Juliet and convinces them to help him solve this cold case together. Knowing how important this is to Lassiter and his career, they agree to it.
From there, the investigation plays out through a series of present day scenes that trigger flashbacks to 1967 in which each of our characters (Shawn, Gus, Juliet, Woody, Lassiter and Henry) play the part of a person who was involved in the Archie Baxter case. We start with the coroner, Dick Miller, from 1967 (played by Henry) doing an autopsy on Archie (played by Lassiter). Archie's blood alcohol content suggests he was moderately to severely intoxicated when he drove his car off a cliff. His death was therefore was deemed an accident.
Present day Lassiter says there's no way Archie was a drunk; in fact, he was a teetotaler. After Archie's car went off the road, a sky blue Cadillac was seen driving away from the crime scene. Lassiter believes that whoever was driving that car, drove Archie off the road and wanted Archie's death to look like an accident. Lassiter finds a box of Archie's stored possessions and discovers Archie was a crime reporter. Also in the box is a photograph of "The Limelighter Lounge," owned by the infamous mobster Rodney Caruso (played by Shawn). Lassiter thinks this photograph exists because Archie was staking the place out. Archie knew there was criminal activity going on at the lounge and he was going to be the one to expose it. Shawn takes a closer look at the photo and notices a couple of drunk cops outside the lounge. Lassiter finds it very odd that drunken police officers would be patronizing a mob joint in the middle of the day.
We then flashback to 1967. Archie heads to the SBPD to pay a visit to Chief Olsen Watt (played by Woody). He shows him the photograph of The Limelighter Lounge, but Watt thinks nothing of it and dismisses Archie’s findings. But Archie persists and accuses Watt of letting his officers get tied up with the mob. Watt denies it and sends Archie on his way.
Present day Lassiter leads Juliet, Shawn and Gus to the now-abandoned Limelighter Lounge to find some more clues. Juliet says that Watt never once launched an investigation after Caruso; Lassiter finds this interesting.
•This was the first episode directed by Kirsten Nelson.
•The title is a variation on the 1968 Stanley Kubrick science fiction film 2001: A Space Odyssey, which uses 'Sunrise' from Richard Strauss' Also sprach Zarathustra tone poem (inspired by the eponymous book of Nietzsche) as its opening piece for the dawn of mankind.
•Dulé Hill split two of three pairs of pants while performing a split on-stage as Miles Velour.
•When Shawns character in 1967 is speaking to Gus's character, he says that Gus "brings in the noise, brings in the funk". This is a reference to the 1995 musical "Bring in 'da Noise, Bring in 'da Funk".
•The song playing as Juliet is on her way to San Francisco is "Big Strong Girl" by Deb Talan.
•The Limelighter may be a reference to The Limelite, a club that Glenn Yarborough and The Limeliters opened between 1950's and 1960's.
Feb 27, 2014 · The episode leaps back and forth from a 1967 cold case having each actor make personal decisions about what comes next in their life.
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1967: A Psych Odyssey. Season 8 Episode 642m. TVPG. Wanting to be appointed to Chief of Police, Lassiter tries to solve the murder of the Mayor's uncle. Home. TV Series. Psych. Season 8 Episode 6. Psych Season 8. View all. Lock, Stock, Some Smoking Barrels and Burton Guster's Goblet of Fire. S8 E146m. S.E.I.Z.E. the Day. S8 E243m.
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Feb 28, 2014 · Title: Psych – 1967: A Psych Odyssey. wiki: link. “Whatever it takes.” Chief Vick ( Kirsten Nelson, who also directed the episode) returns to Santa Barbara to say goodbye by announcing she’s taken a new position in San Fransisco.
