Swayze Crazy

Swayze Crazy is the fourth episode from the second season of Squidbillies. It first aired on October 8, 2006 on Adult Swim.

Synopsis[]

A man claiming to be Patrick Swayze comes to town.

The music heard in the opening of this episode is “Thirsty Eyes” instead of the regular theme song.
The Sheriff's plate of gingerbread men that we see from the beginning of the episode are shaped exactly like him.
The picture on the large curtain in the jail that the Sheriff has is a bear and lion fighting in a Greece colosseum, which is later ripped in half.
All of the items that the real Patrick Swayze has include;
- Patrick Swayze's wallet
- His DNA machine, with a "biohazard" is attached onto the machine
- Patrick Swayze's screen actor guild card
- A picture of him standing on a beach with the words "Swayze Nights" on it
- Patrick Swayze's three headshots of himself
The imposter who claimed that he was Patrick Swayze would become a recurring background character in other episodes such as "Bubba Trubba".

This episode features multiple references to Patrick Swayze films such as Roadhouse, Ghost, Red Dawn, Next to Kin, Dirty Dancing, and Point Break respectively.
- Red Dawn was referenced when the Sheriff rhymed "It's on like Red Dawn or Charlie born-son".
- Next to Kin was mentioned as a fake squeal.
While rhyming, Sheriff mentions the movie Tron while rhyming.
Michelle Kwan, who is a retired American figure skater, is mentioned by the Sheriff.
Early has a mask of Richard Nixon, the 37th President of the United States.
One of the imposter's lines "No, there can be only one" is a reference to the "There can be only one" line from the movie The Highlander.
Simon Le Bon, an English musician, singer, songwriter, lyricist, and model, is mentioned by Rusty while he was rhyming to the Pizza Delivery Man.
"Thirsty Eyes" by Shawn Coleman is a parody of the song from the "Dirty Dancing" soundtrack "Hungry Eyes".
- A full version of the song can be heard on the Volume 1 DVD of Squidbillies.