Being Erica (s02e03)

Mama Mia

by Shelley Scarrow, directed by Michael McGowan and Rosemary McGowan

Jude: [holding baby] You know I can’t stand these things, right?

Being Erica (s02e03), “Mama Mia” by Shelley Scarrow, directed by Michael McGowan and Rosemary McGowan (CBC-TV, Canada, 6 October 2009).

Being Erica (s02e08)

Under My Thumb

by Shelley Scarrow, directed by Chris Grismer

Erica must deal with her problems without time travel.

— Michael Main

Dr. Tom: I think it might be time to rip away the safety net. Erica, today you’re gonna solve your problems like the other six billion souls on this planet: all on your own.

Being Erica (s02e08), “Under My Thumb” by Shelley Scarrow, directed by Chris Grismer (CBC-TV, Canada, 10 November 2009).

Being Erica (s02e09)

A River Runs through It . . . It Being Egypt

by James Hurst and Shelley Scarrow, directed by Phil Earnshaw

It’s amazing, you know? You stand beneath a car: There’s always so much more going on underneath than you’re aware of.

Being Erica (s02e09), “A River Runs through It . . . It Being Egypt” by James Hurst and Shelley Scarrow, directed by Phil Earnshaw (CBC-TV, Canada, 17 November 2009).

Being Erica (s03e13)

Fa La Erica

by James Hurst and Shelley Scarrow, directed by Érik Canuel

When Erica wakes up in Julianne’s 1980s body, I do wish she’d said “Oh boy” instead of “Oh my God!”

— Michael Main

I'm so sorry—I . . . I. . . I didn’t mean to dredge up the Ghosts of Christmas Past.

Being Erica (s03e13), “Fa La Erica” by James Hurst and Shelley Scarrow, directed by Érik Canuel (CBC-TV, Canada, 15 December 2010).

Being Erica (s04e02)

Osso Barko

by James Hurst and Shelley Scarrow, directed by Gary Harvey

Erica: It’s not that I’m not happy doing what I’m doing—I mean, I love my work. It’s just sometimes I wonder if I shoulda tried harder to be a writer.

Being Erica (s04e02), “Osso Barko” by James Hurst and Shelley Scarrow, directed by Gary Harvey (CBC-TV, Canada, 3 October 2011).

Being Erica (s04e04)

Born This Way

by Shelley Scarrow and James Hurst, directed by Gary Harvey

Being Erica (s04e04), “Born This Way” by Shelley Scarrow and James Hurst, directed by Gary Harvey (CBC-TV, Canada, 17 October 2011).

Shelley Scarrow

writer