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Barney speaks with a distinct James Stewart-like drawl while investigating the "crime".
The name "Murder, She Hoped" is a play on the long-running mystery series Murder, She Wrote .
In the Raising Hope episode "" (Season 4, Episode 7), which aired on December 6, 2013, the show delivers a comprehensive tribute to the films of Alfred Hitchcock , specifically the 1954 classic Rear Window . Plot Summary "Raising Hope" Murder, She Hoped(2013)
Watch this recap to see how the episode masterfully parodies Hitchcock's suspenseful style: Murder, She Hoped Raising Hope YouTube• Dec 7, 2013 "Raising Hope" Murder, She Hoped (TV Episode 2013) - Plot
Guest stars as Agent Thompson . Hurd is the real-life wife of series regular Garret Dillahunt (Burt). Rebecca Lowman: Guest stars as the neighbor's wife, Gina . Hitchcock Tributes & Trivia The episode is packed with "Easter eggs" for film fans: Barney speaks with a distinct James Stewart-like drawl
Guest stars as the suspicious new neighbor, Gary .
After Burt takes a bad fall and ends up in a wheelchair, he becomes obsessed with his new "back-fence" neighbors, Gary and Gina. Convinced that Gary has murdered his wife with an axe, Burt enlists Virginia to help him spy on them using a telescope—mimicking the telephoto lens used by Jimmy Stewart's character in Rear Window . Because the Chances have a history of making "loony" calls to the police, the department only sends auxiliary officer Barney to investigate. Plot Summary Watch this recap to see how
Summaries * Burt and Virginia get new back-fence neighbors, and Burt is convinced that there is something suspicious about them. *
