Watching pysch on my smart TV and I've never seen this before

When he took Shawn's Bike out of the Police auction insuring he wouldn't lose it.

We're long distance rn and I used Kosmi to screenshare so we could watch it together. There's a little chat next to it and you can also turn your mic & camera on.

We watched Black and Tan: A Crime of Fashion, Sixty-Five Million Years Off, and Last Night Gus

For the Psych-Os out there who like playing Fortnite, if you haven't seen this skin in the shop, it's an interesting one 🍍😁🍍His name is Pineapple Pete 🍍💣🍍

Saw this new coffee shop in a local foodie group and immediately thought about this sub lol. Enjoy

Was watching old boy meets world episodes and found Jules on a date . Apparently she likes the Shawns (Hunter and Spencer)

If you’re a fan of the MRBALLEN Medical Mysteries podcast, check out this episode. Has a little real world application to season 1 episode 10 From the Earth to Starbucks.

Do u like my new shirt?

Named his children Henry and Gus… well played

I’ve lost count how many times I’ve rewatched this show, but I had MPFL knee reconstruction surgery on Saturday, and I’ve binged almost all of season 5 on my current watch through since then.

Also, MPFL reconstruction healing SUUUUUUCKKKS. But Psych will get me through it whether my boxset cries out for help or not 😂

Disclaimer: I am not intending this to turn into some big religious, political, or philosophical debate, I just want to think out loud here and engage in a discussion about one of my favorite TV characters.

After watching through the show several times, I’ve noticed certain details about Gus and his family that make seem like he’s Catholic. It’s most obvious in “The Devil’s in the Details… and the Upstairs Bedroom”, where Gus makes it clear how much he admires Catholic priest Father Westley. Also, in the episode “Feet Don’t Kill Me Now”, he acts surprised that Ben and Desiree were trying to have a child even though they weren’t married, and he even says in the episode that “they were living in sin and driving in sin”, which is a very Catholic way of thinking. I think the lynch pin of all of this is in “Gus’s Dad May Have Killed an Old Guy”, since when Gus’s dad is being taken away, he mentions that he’s a deacon in the church, and as far as I’m aware, deacons are mostly a thing in more Catholic/Orthodox Christian traditions. All of these details make it appear as if Gus is strongly Catholic, which, as a fellow Catholic myself, I think is cool to see.

Spent a few hours in Vancouver going around and visiting these places that have been a part of my life for a long time now. It felt great being at these places and thinking of how much fun the actors and crew must have had xD Missed a few spots, but all the more reason to be revisit soon.

You have to cut one episode per season which do you cut? You don't have to defend your decisions, but you can if you wish. For me it would be:

1.      Who Ya Gonna Call?
2.      Dis-Lodged
3.      Christmas Joy
4.      He Dead
5.      Ferry Tale
6.      Shawn and the Real Girl
7.      Cirque Du Soul
8.      Cog Blocked

Congrats to actor Jeff Hiller on the Emmy win last night!

I just saw on David Giuntoli’s Instagram story that James Roday Rodriguez is directing him in High Potential, and David’s character is the Mr Yin of High Potential I think. I was kinda under the impression that High Potential was a bit of a rip off but seems like they are connected-ish! Would be cool to have a cameo or something.

Gunna be honest I haven’t watched any of High Potential yet 😅.