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This episode of Psych, "Autopsy Turvy," features a guest appearance by Kurt Fuller as Woody, a coroner who is accused of making a mistake on a recent autopsy. The episode begins with Chief Vick questioning Woody about his knowledge of a man named Bob White, who turns out to be one of Woody's past autopsies. A mortician named Grace Larson, played by Glenn Headley, informs the SBPD that she believes Woody made a mistake on the autopsy, as the file on Bob White makes no mention of a missing ear. This leads to a series of events that involve a true crime bookstore owner named Whip Chatterly, a psychic named Ivana, and a performance artist named Penny Chalmers. The episode is full of twists and turns, with the characters uncovering clues and trying to solve the mystery of Bob White's death. Ultimately, it is revealed that Grace was the one who killed Bob and was trying to frame Woody for the crime. The episode ends with Woody's job being secure and Chief Vick admitting that her decision to bring Grace on the case was ill-advised. The hosts discuss their favorite scenes and moments from the episode, including Woody's comedic antics and the episode's overall message of friendship and loyalty. They also discuss the episode's writing and directing, highlighting the contributions of Andy Berman and Jennifer Lynch. The hosts conclude the episode by thanking Kurt Fuller for his guest appearance and for his contributions to the show.

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00:00:00

Introduction and Guest Announcement

This Chapter introduces the podcast hosts, Ron, Maggie Lawson, and Timothy Orminsons, and welcomes a special guest, Kurt Fuller, who is a dear friend of both Maggie and Ron. The hosts express their excitement for the episode and mention that it is a special one.

00:02:35

Episode Discussion: "Autopsy Turvy"

This Chapter delves into the episode "Autopsy Turvy" from Psych, discussing the plot, characters, and memorable moments. The hosts share their insights and personal anecdotes related to the episode, including their experiences working with the actors and their thoughts on the episode's themes and humor.

00:16:41

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00:18:01

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00:19:44

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00:21:13

Episode Recap and Conclusion

This Chapter concludes the episode discussion, summarizing the key points and insights from "Autopsy Turvy." The hosts express their appreciation for the guest and the audience, and wrap up the episode with a final thought on the importance of never giving up.

00:55:08

Fan Questions and Favorite Scenes

This Chapter features a Q&A session with the hosts and Kurt Fuller, where they discuss their favorite scenes from the episode, including Woody's comedic antics and the episode's overall message of friendship and loyalty. They also discuss the episode's writing and directing, highlighting the contributions of Andy Berman and Jennifer Lynch.

01:02:41

Episode Wrap-Up and Thank You

This Chapter concludes the episode with the hosts thanking Kurt Fuller for his guest appearance and for his contributions to the show. They also thank the audience for their support and for sharing their personal stories about how Psych has affected their lives.

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• What is the main plot of the episode "Autopsy Turvy"?

  The episode revolves around a coroner named Woody who is accused of making a mistake on a recent autopsy. This leads to a series of events that involve a true crime bookstore owner, a psychic, and a performance artist, ultimately revealing that a mortician named Grace was trying to frame Woody for the crime.

• Who is the guest star in this episode?

  The guest star in this episode is Kurt Fuller, who plays Woody, the coroner.

• What is the significance of the true crime bookstore owner, Whip Chatterly, in the episode?

  Whip Chatterly is a true crime enthusiast who becomes obsessed with the case and tries to help Sean and Gus solve the mystery. He ultimately becomes a suspect in the crime, but it is revealed that he was actually a victim himself.

• What is the connection between the characters and the psychic, Ivana?

  Ivana is a friend of the characters and also performed in a play with them. She is consulted by the characters in the episode to get a reading on Bob White, the deceased man at the center of the mystery.

• What is the role of the performance artist, Penny Chalmers, in the episode?

  Penny Chalmers is a performance artist who knew Bob White and provides the characters with information about his last known whereabouts. She is also a victim of Grace's manipulation, as Grace uses her performance art to frame Woody for the crime.

• What is the significance of the episode's title, "Autopsy Turvy"?

  The title is a play on words, referencing the episode's focus on an autopsy and the fact that the events of the episode are turned upside down by Grace's actions.

• What is the relationship between Woody and Grace?

  Woody and Grace are former classmates and lovers, but their relationship has soured over time. Grace is jealous of Woody's success and is determined to take his job.

• What is the significance of the episode's director, Jennifer Lynch?

  Jennifer Lynch is the daughter of filmmaker David Lynch, and her directing style is evident in the episode's use of surreal and atmospheric imagery. The hosts discuss how the episode's visual style is reminiscent of Lynch's work.

• What is the significance of the episode's writer, Andy Berman?

  Andy Berman is a writer for Psych who also makes a cameo appearance in the episode as a waiter. The hosts discuss how Berman's writing and acting are both memorable and funny.

• What is the overall message of the episode?

  The episode explores themes of jealousy, ambition, and the dark side of human nature. It also highlights the importance of friendship and loyalty, as the characters work together to solve the mystery and protect Woody from Grace's machinations.

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