- "Hey, dead guy. Can I have my ring back?"
- ―Jim Clancy
| "The Walk-In" | |
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| Air date | February 23rd, 2007 |
| Writers | Breen Frazier |
| Director | Eric Laneuville |
| Producers | John Gray; Ian Sander; Kim Moses; James Van Praagh; Jed Seidel; Jim Kouf; Lois Johnson; Jeannine Renshaw; Catherine Butterfield; Jennifer Love Hewitt; David Fallon; Juanita Diana Feeney; Barbara Black; Breen Frazier; Joanie L. Woehler |
| Starring | Jennifer Love Hewitt; David Conrad; Camryn Manheim |
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"The Walk-In" is the seventeenth episode of season two of Ghost Whisperer and the thirty-ninth episode of the series overall. It was directed by Eric Laneuville and written by Breen Frazier. It first aired on CBS on Friday, February 23rd, 2007. In this episode, Melinda Gordon is bewildered when she deals with the ghost of Jason Bennett, a man who died before his high school graduation, some ten years ago. Now, Jason has inhabited the body of a former classmate who killed himself by walking into traffic. Melinda must help both Jason and his former classmate come to grips with their deaths.
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Cast[]
Principal Cast[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Jennifer Love Hewitt | Melinda Gordon |
| David Conrad | Jim Clancy |
| Camryn Manheim | Delia Banks |
Guest Stars[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Jay Mohr | Professor Rick Payne |
| Jamie Bamber | Bryan Curtis |
| Dan Byrd | Jason Bennett |
| Tom Wilson | Tim Flaherty |
| Curtis Armstrong | Harold |
| Senta Moses | Alyssa Adams |
Co-Stars[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| David Giuntoli | Rick |
| Nikki McCauley | Cute girl |
| Amber Mead | Stephanie Hardwick |
Notes & Trivia[]
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- Ghost Whisperer was created by John Gray.
- This episode is production code number: 217
- This episode is available on disc five of the Ghost Whisperer: The Second Season DVD collection by Paramount Home Video. It is also available on disc eleven of the Ghost Whisperer: The Complete Series boxset collection.
- Actor Jay Mohr is given a "Special Guest Star" credit in this episode.
- Co-producer Juanita F. Diana is credited as Juanita Diana Feeney in this episode.
- Actor Thomas F. Wilson is credited as Tom Wilson in this episode.
- This is the fifth episode of Ghost Whisperer directed by Eric Laneuville. He previously directed "A Vicious Cycle". His next episode is "Haunted Hero".
- This is the second episode of Ghost Whisperer written by Breen Frazier. Breen previously wrote "The Curse of the Ninth". His next episode is "Haunted Hero".
- This is the tenth appearance of Professor Rick Payne. He appeared last in "Speed Demon". He appears next in "Children of Ghosts".
- Actor Jamie Bamber, who plays Bryan Curtis in this episode, is best known for playing the role of Commander Lee Adama in the 2003 remake of Battlestar Galactica.
- This episode marks the acting debut of David Giuntoli. Giuntoli will go on to play the lead role of monster hunter Nick Burkhardt in the TV series Grimm. The series was created by Jim Kouf, who is also a co-executive producer on Ghost Whisperer.
- Actor Dan Byrd is best known for playing teenager Travis Cobb on the comedy series Cougar Town. He has also appeared in films such as Mortuary, the remake of The Hills Have Eyes as well as two episodes of The Nightmare Room.
- Crescenzo G.P. Notarile is uncredited for his participation in this episode as an actor. He is also the director of photography on this episode.
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