This show is full of fantastic cameos, but most of the love usually goes to Tim Curry (rightfully so), 100 Clues, or the Yin/Yang episodes. I absolutely love the fact that they got the legendary John Rhys-Davies to guest star in Indiana Shawn! I think it's one of their best 80s movie references. Does anyone else have a favorite underrated guest star/cameo?

I miss fruit loops every single day us Father's get the short end of the stick always.

One of Shawn's most overlooked displays of intelligence isn't related to deduction/observation which are Shawns strongest skills. In Season 5, Episode 5, "Shawn and Gus in Drag (Racing)," when he modifies Henry's old pickup truck for a street race.

I think this is particularly impressive because Shawn managed to install a functioning nitrous oxide system despite seemingly having little to no auto-mechanical knowledge. When Gus starts questioning whether he made the necessary modifications, Shawn doesn't even know what an intake is. Yet despite this, he successfully installs the system, gets it working, and nearly beats an experienced street racer driving a significantly more powerful, modified vehicle. Obviously, Shawn accidentally cutting the brake line demonstrates that his work was far from perfect, but I don't think that takes away from how impressive the accomplishment actually is.

Installing a functioning nitrous system isn't necessarily a simple task, especially for someone with virtually no experience working on engines. It requires at least some practical understanding of how different components interact, and Shawn somehow figures out enough to make it work. I think this is particularly interesting because it highlights a side of Shawn's intelligence that rarely gets discussed: his ability to improvise, adapt, and tackle unfamiliar technical problems. Shawn is obviously an extraordinary detective, but I love moments like this because they suggest his intelligence extends beyond observation, memory, and deduction. He's capable of applying his abilities to completely different situations, even when he lacks the relevant background knowledge.

I have always wondered if my home state would ever be good for anything and they finally achieved that with counting Pluto as a planet. Apparently the finder of Pluto is from Illinois and they even have a Pluto Fest every year. Guess i know what I'm doing next year 😁

Shawn should have had a song where he sung of his love for Curt Smith from the rooftops!

Otherwise it was brilliant! And I’m not a big fan of musicals

Not sure if you’ve all heard and really this is for those who watch The Rookie—but Gus will be on next season starting January 6th.

Let me know your thoughts. If you have any ideas for something different to go with, I'd love to hear them. Thanks🍍🙃

Be who you are. Dennis lived a lie, when he could’ve had the same woman while showing his true self!

Despite Molly’s subpar acting… it felt very forced to me especially “I wanted to go to that too!” Nonetheless the message is spectacular

I’ve been a huge fan of the show since I was a kid. I’m from the Bay Area and I sadly missed the one this year in SF 😭 Anyone else going alone?? Also is it worth it to buy reserved seating v general admissions?

One of those guys who's been in everything but probably dont know his name. For us Psychos we know his best as Army Johnson in Earth Wind and Wait For Iiiitttt. Passed away at 78. I feel he's always been 78 lol.

the indian one was the best. curt smith’s and the twin peaks episode were both awesome. also the shining episode

but they could have done one for the wushu episode and a military march for the ‘you can’t handle this episode’ episode

Todd Stashwick is killing it as The Paladin in Visionquest.

imagine an episode where Shawn or Shawn and Gus are framed and go to jail and we get Shawn formulating a plan to escape prison. it would be such a cool interesting episode especially because it would give us a chance to see Shawns intelligence outside of deduction

Got my tickets to PsychFanATX! Second row center!! Excited to get a photo with Timothy dressed as his favorite role besides Lassiter! He told me this when we met at PsychFANcisco.

So, off the top of your head, how do you correctly spell (with the repeating letters) the title of the episode “Here’s Lassie”

Just found a reflection of the camera in S6, ep13

So, full context, I absolutely LOVE a good binge. I’ve been through all of the regulars… The Office, Parks and Rec, Community, New Girl, Good Place, Brooklyn 99, etc.

I’ve been under the weather and wanted something new so I figured I’d try Psych. After looking up “seasons ranked” it seemed like I was in for at least 4 solid seasons.

Now I sit here, after finishing all 8 seasons AND the three movies. (My grocery delivery around season 6 included some Snyders pretzels and a pineapple.)

This show is fantastic. Hard stop.

Did they change the formula a bit after season 4? Sure. But I kinda loved that every episode wasn’t a flashback followed by a predictable case. And the later seasons are FUN!! It knew what it was and sometimes even made fun of itself. It got silly and more poignant at the same time.

I can see what this is a comfort show for so many of you. I might be new, but I hope you’ll welcome me to your ranks. 👊🏻👊🏾🍍

In the episode where Shawn and Gus first meet the Santa Barbara Mirror editor, we see him signing a document with his right hand, and then later, when Shawn does his psychic revelations, he claims that the editor is left-handed, and he doesn't deny it.

Not to pinpoint an ignorable mistake, but I just made some observations and formed a conclusion, and I'm revealing it to you all in a ridiculous and/or roundabout way

google ai strikes again 😂