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Psych

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Psych	comment	Psych is a detective dramedy series created by Steve Franks for USA Network, where it ran for eight seasons from 2006 to 2014.Shawn Spencer (James Roday) was drilled from childhood by his father, a police officer, to have a strict attention to detail and other detective skills. As a result, Shawn effectively possesses a Photographic Memory and the ability to observe and put together clues too subtle for the average person to pick up.Unfortunately (and at least partly a result of the training), Shawn is equal parts prankster and slacker as an adult, with no real desire to apply himself in any normal occupation. As a result, he employs his skills to identify criminals and their methods in the news and calls crime tip lines for the reward. This backfires on him when he is arrested as an accomplice because the police are suspicious of how good his tips are, and believe that he must have been involved with the crimes.To avoid jail time and continue his lucrative-but-lazy crimebusting, Shawn tells the police he's a psychic. After a demonstration on several of the officers in the Santa Barbara Police Department, he is allowed on a case. After solving it, he opens up a detective agency and, to the perturbation of certain members of the Santa Barbara Police Department, Shawn and his best friend Burton "Gus" Guster (DulÃ© Hill) help the police solve crimes assigned to them by Chief Karen Vick (Kirsten Nelson).The two frequently collaborate with the real detectives Carlton "Lassie" Lassiter (Timothy Omundson) and Juliet "Jules" O'Hara (Maggie Lawson). Lassiter finds Shawn unbearably annoying, though he eventually grows to respect him, while Juliet is more civil to them, and eventually becomes Shawn's Love Interest. Shawn's retired father Henry usually makes at least one appearance an episode, sometimes just in the Flashback opening. Being that Henry taught him his skills, he is one of the few in on the con.As one could easily guess from just a passing glance at this page, Psych is a show that doesn't take itself too seriously. Shawn and Gus frequently talk about their childhood, which includes numerous references to The '80s and (increasingly) The '90s. With Shawn attempting to appear as a psychic whenever giving The Summation, he ends up doing comically inappropriate things when identifying a killer.Following the conclusion of the show's run, continued fan interest has led to Psych being revived as a series of TV movies. There is no set release schedule, however, as each is produced whenever the cast can spare the time. The first movie, a Christmas Special simply entitled Psych: The Movie, aired in December 2017. A second movie, Psych 2: Lassie Come Home premiered in July 2020 on Peacock. A third, Psych 3: This Is Gus, was released in November 2021. A further three films are in development.Not to be confused with The Mentalist on CBS, a show with a similar premise that has been the frequent target of Take Thats and lampshading within the series.
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Psych / int_10a6623b	type	Fair Cop
Psych / int_10a6623b	comment	Halfway through season five, Psychic, Shawn is giving Fair Cop, Juliet advice about her upcoming two-week, ridonkulously romantic vacation with her boyfriend, and she shuts him up. Unbeknownst to him, she had overheard his previous confession of love to a third party.
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Psych / int_110a7d7	type	Finale Season
Psych / int_110a7d7	comment	Finale Season: The last season was billed as the last, and makes strides to wrap up the series. Chief Vick is briefly replaced, but ends up accepting a job as Chief in San Francisco. Lassiter was demoted to uniformed officer by the replacement Chief, but ends up as the new Chief after proving himself to the Mayor, and learns Marlowe is pregnant. Juliet follows Vick to SF, and she and Shawn do a long distance relationship until he decides to follow her in the Grand Finale, with Gus following shortly after. Later followed up with movies, however.
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Psych / int_11ad560b	type	Control Freak
Psych / int_11ad560b	comment	Control Freak: Lassiter needs to be in charge and it plays into his ego. It's caused him a fair bit of problems. He's also highly competitive and the biggest naysayer on the force as to Shawn's psychic talents. Henry was drilling Shawn in cop rules and skills since early childhood, and informed Shawn once that Shawn wanted to be a cop (despite Shawn disagreeing). Even after Shawn has been working as a consultant for the police for four years and has solved literally dozens of cases, Henry insists on riding him every step of the way, or flat-out refusing to hire him because he does not act like a proper detective, which he is not. True, Shawn is lazy and often needs pushing, but it is still excessive insistence on controlling his process given Shawn's demonstrable effectiveness. Not just with Shawn though. In the episode involving the dinosaur, a psychologist appears seemingly to deal with Shawn's attitude with Henry behind him, only for the end to reveal he was there to deal with Henry's need for control. Henry flipped out in anger. Lassiter also once went fishing with Henry and Lassiter was severely annoyed by Henry lecturing his fishing technique for the whole three hours. He admits that he understands a bit now why Shawn is the way he is.
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Psych / int_15da4941	type	Badass Adorable
Psych / int_15da4941	comment	Marlowe seems to have transformed into this since her incarceration. It's paid off handsomely: she won the respect of quite a few of Santa Barbara County's most vicious female criminals (even remaining friends with one of them after her parole) and is now an accomplished fighter who can perform jumping kicks and break people's noses. Through it all, she remains (or at least tries to make people believe she remains) a sweet, slightly goofy girl who is quite comfortable allowing Carlton to think he needs to protect her.
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Psych / int_1777688d	type	Genre Savvy
Psych / int_1777688d	comment	Genre Savvy: Not surprisingly, Gus has very stringent requirements for entering any horror-movie-like situation. Much of the humor of the show revolves around (sometimes rather selective) genre-savviness from various characters (Gus, as mentioned, often being the biggest source). In season 4, Shawn and Gus have become genre savvy to the point of arguing which movie the situation derives from on at least two occasions. In "Murder? ... Anyone? ... Anyone? ... Bueller?", Shawn spends much of the episode wondering if he should be comparing events to The Breakfast Club or Pretty in Pink. He eventually concludes he's been looking at the wrong John Hughes movie. In "Tuesday the 17th", Shawn is acutely aware that they've stumbled into a slasher film scenario and keeps advising people to not make the same mistakes. No one listens.
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Psych / int_1996752	type	Long-Lost Uncle Aesop
Psych / int_1996752	comment	Long-Lost Uncle Aesop: Shawn's treasure-hunter uncle, Jack, makes more promises than he can keep (or intends to) and is motivated by little more than pure greed.
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Psych / int_19d1c1ae	type	Always Someone Better
Psych / int_19d1c1ae	comment	Always Someone Better: Subverted eventually. Various characters try to match wits with Shawn either through Criminal Mind Games, The Perfect Crime or a rival investigator (one time a rival psychic detective who was on to his Hyper-Awareness scam). None have proven to be better than him, although he has had set-backs along the way. Even Henry, who trained him on how to do this, doesn't have quite the same talent. In the final season, with Juliet going with the Chief to San Francisco, the department ends up with new head detective Besty Brannigan. While just as quirky as Shawn (she has a peppy and light-hearted attitude and enjoys knitting and other activities, making things for her nephew), she is also just as smart as he is while also being as ruthless as Lassiter, even sharing the same type of gun. We never actually see how she works (though its hinted to be somewhat like Lassiter), but in the penultimate episode, we see her manage to nab the criminal before Shawn (albeit, Shawn was hindered with Gus suffering nightmares at the time.) Nonetheless, it's clear that they come to the exact same conclusions, but with her being an actual police officer, she can move through the evidence and identify suspects without Shawn having to do his shtick.
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Psych / int_1af2b763	type	Celebrity Resemblance
Psych / int_1af2b763	comment	Celebrity Resemblance: In "Scary Sherry: Bianca's Toast", Gus is twice mistaken for the actor who played Bud in The Cosby Show (his name's Deon Richmond, by the way). This happens fairly often for people watching the show, too. It's given several references throughout the series after this point, including an episode where Shawn introduces Gus as Deon Richmond, much to Gus' dismay.
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Psych / int_1dfbbf31	type	Heterosexual Life-Partners
Psych / int_1dfbbf31	comment	Shawn launches a similar stream of euphemisms when Lassiter doesn't understand that the bartender's partner is his boyfriend (rather than his business partner) in "Last Night Gus". Given how much time Lassiter spends with Shawn and Gus, it's not that surprising he doesn't get it at first.
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Psych / int_1e5df5	type	Heh Heh, You Said "X"
Psych / int_1e5df5	comment	Heh Heh, You Said "X": Shawn says he's selling tickets for the Policemen's Ball. Lassiter says "We don't have balls." Shawn says "There is absolutely nothing I can say to that." In another episode (about a character they're trying to investigate for fraud): In "We'd Like to Thank the Academy," Shawn and Gus are forced to enroll in a police academy crash course to make up for violating police procedures. They take advantage of a practice patrol to pull over Lassiter for "driving under the influence," leading to this exchange: Another from the Season 6 finale "Santabararatown," in reference to a suspect who escaped conviction when Henry was an officer in the eighties:
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Psych / int_1f17e9fe	type	High-Altitude Interrogation
Psych / int_1f17e9fe	comment	Despereaux likewise draws the line far below killing, though he is not above a little High-Altitude Interrogation.
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Psych / int_20a14df0	type	Wrong Genre Savvy
Psych / int_20a14df0	comment	Wrong Genre Savvy: A promo features Lassiter thinking he is in a serious detective drama, complete with sexual tension between him and O'Hara a la Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. Lassiter was convinced he and Despereaux were locked in a massive cat and mouse chase with the thief trying his best to outwit the dogged detective. Instead, Despereaux has no idea who the hell Lassiter is. Gus thinks he's the main character. Looking for a (suspected) vampire:
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Psych / int_20c11a5c	type	Second Episode Introduction
Psych / int_20c11a5c	comment	Second Episode Introduction: Core cast member Juliet doesn't appear in the pilot and is introduced in "Spellingg Bee".
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Psych / int_21304649	type	This Bear Was Framed
Psych / int_21304649	comment	This Bear Was Framed: This is a somewhat regular thing, where it seems like once every few seasons there is an episode where an animal is falsely accused of being "the killer" and in danger of being "put down" for it (in one it was a puma, another the trope-naming polar bear, and in still another a shark), but the series sleuths uncover evidence that a person did the killing and then covered it up by making it look like a death by animal attack.
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Psych / int_24321e44	type	Only Sane Man
Psych / int_24321e44	comment	Only Sane Man: Juliet is the only sane person when they deal with vampire matters in "This Episode Sucks," which she exasperatedly points out almost word for word early in the investigation. In "Not Even Close, Encounters", Shawn and Gus debate which of them is supposed to be holding the "sanity bag" in their relationship when they both become convinced that aliens were involved in the Case of the Week.
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Psych / int_251bbe0e	type	Genre Blindness
Psych / int_251bbe0e	comment	Genre Blindness: Henry. If two out of three of your cop buddies were dirty cops, what are the odds the third one will be one too? Dangerously high.
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Psych / int_264d9031	type
Psych / int_264d9031	comment	"Down Here!" Shot: One episode has Shawn and Gus being visited by a guy who used to bully them in school. When they open the door for him, they don't see anyone, until they look down. The guy isn't much bigger than when they were kids, but it makes him perfect for his current job as a horse-racing jockey. One of the cold opens pans between three men playing poker, then to a blank space where the fourth man should be, before panning down to reveal the fourth player as a then seven-year-old Shawn.
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Psych / int_26bb1906	type	Cop/Criminal Family
Psych / int_26bb1906	comment	Cop/Criminal Family: Henry Spencer was a respected, by-the-book cop, while his son Shawn has technically been defrauding the police department for years by claiming to be psychic and selling his services. While he has genuinely good intentions and has actually done good work, if anyone ever manages to prove his deception, it would cause a lot of damage to the department. Jules is a good cop whose dad is a con man and brother is a black ops agent operating off the books.
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Psych / int_26eb6287	type	Funny Background Event
Psych / int_26eb6287	comment	Funny Background Event: In "The Polarizing Express" you can see the Grinch mugging a couple outside the Psych office. In "Psych the Musical", Shawn is singing and dancing so that Yang, who he's having a Skype call with, will give him information for the case. He's doing it in one of the offices in the police department, and no one else can hear him, but they can see him through the windows.
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Psych / int_2791ae1e	type	Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow
Psych / int_2791ae1e	comment	Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow: Corbin Bernsen plays his character both in the present and 20 years ago. This is lampshaded in "If You're So Smart, Then Why Are You Dead?", when he expresses disbelief that a 30 year old criminal had passed himself off as a teenager. Shawn replies "I dunno, dad, slap a wig on you and you're the spitting image of yourself when I was a kid."
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Psych / int_27ca4801	type	The Film of the Series
Psych / int_27ca4801	comment	The Film of the Series: Psych the Movie. Psych 2: Lassie Come Home. Psych 3: This is Gus.
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Psych / int_286141a2	type	Unexpectedly Dark Episode
Psych / int_286141a2	comment	Unexpectedly Dark Episode: The episodes featuring serial killers "Mr. Yang" and "Mr. Yin" make Shawn lose his jokester attitude. The season opener after Henry is shot maybe even more so. Shawn is even less himself than the Yin/Yang episodes.
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Psych / int_2937826d	type	Hurricane of Puns
Psych / int_2937826d	comment	Hurricane of Puns: "Any Given Friday Night" opens with a category five storm of foot puns from Shawn. Some of the food trucks in "Shawn and Gus Truck Things Up" had punny names: India are We, Meat and Mrs. Jones, It's Hard Out Here For a Shrimp, The Kaboom Box, Mouth of the Border.
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Psych / int_2a090d00	type	Lampshade Hanging
Psych / int_2a090d00	comment	Shawn giving Gus an absurd pseudonym. Lampshaded in an episode where Shawn introduces Gus to a convicted killer using their full real names. Averted in the series finale, where Shawn, knowing that it's going to be his last case, chokes: Also averted in "Feet, Don't Kill Me Now", where Lassiter introduces Gus by his full name. Gus's reaction makes him ask what's wrong, to which Gus says that he's not used to being introduced by his real name.
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Psych / int_2d4d16d9	type	I Know You Know I Know
Psych / int_2d4d16d9	comment	I Know You Know I Know: "I know, you know" is right there in the theme song, which was actually written and performed by the band of the show's creator.
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Psych / int_2f913008	type	Insanity Defense
Psych / int_2f913008	comment	In "Shawn Interrupted," Shawn goes into a mental ward to try to prove that a crimelord is faking insanity to get an Insanity Defense. Turns out this trope is at play instead, and he is being continually dosed by one of the nurses.
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Psych / int_310f67d2	type	Unrequited Love Switcheroo
Psych / int_310f67d2	comment	Unrequited Love Switcheroo: Shawn/Juliet/Abigail. Shawn, who is tired of waiting around for Juliet, goes out with Abigail. This is the point at which Juliet has her epiphany.
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Psych / int_319e4a2f	type	Even Evil Has Standards
Psych / int_319e4a2f	comment	Even Evil Has Standards: Several examples of Red Herrings that are still criminals. "A Very Juliet Episode" involves a powerful mob boss who was convicted of murdering a federal agent, and whose wrath was keeping Jules' ex-boyfriend in witness protection. Turns out he didn't do it: he prides himself on honor and especially on not killing and doesn't want his children to grow up thinking he was a murderer. Likewise, he himself is not after Jules' ex, though he can say nothing about those who would kill the man independently to gain his favor. He ends up hiring Shawn and Gus to find the real killer in exchange for making sure Jules' ex is never troubled again. Despereaux likewise draws the line far below killing, though he is not above a little High-Altitude Interrogation. The duo of robbers "Barbie And Clyde" are perfectly fine with lying, cheating, robbing and swindling folks out of their money and possessions, but likewise draw the line at killing. Also, they're against animal cruelty and digital piracy.
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Psych / int_31a4e7b2	type	Memory Trigger
Psych / int_31a4e7b2	comment	Memory Trigger: The show utilizes this on a regular basis: Shawn recognizes a clue, flashes back to a relevant conversation / incident, and uses it to corner the culprit.
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Psych / int_31df118	type	Attention Whore
Psych / int_31df118	comment	Attention Whore: Shawn, natch. That his 'psychic' abilities also conveniently enable him to solve crimes in a showy fashion where all attention is focussed on him is most likely not a complete coincidence. In each of the 'musical' promos, Shawn and Gus recreate a famous 1980s music videonote Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder's "Ebony and Ivory", Hall and Oates's "Private Eyes", Simple Minds's "Don't You Forget About Me" only for it to gradually devolve into both men trying to push the other out of the way so that they can be the focus of attention.
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Psych / int_323e47e2	type	Chain of Corrections
Psych / int_323e47e2	comment	Chain of Corrections: Shawn gets a basic fact wrong. Gus corrects him. Repeat.
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Psych / int_37499c8	type	OnceAnEpisode
Psych / int_37499c8	comment	Once an Episode: The show has a number of them. They mostly got added over the course of the first season or two. One started in the pilot. Pineapples: James Roday Rodriguez ad-libbed a bit in the pilot where he grabbed a pineapple that set-dressing had put in Gus's apartment, "Can I slice this for the road?" The crew loved it and stuck pineapples in every episode for the fans to spot. They even had a sweepstakes you could enter by identifying an episode's pineapple. The show almost always opens with a flashback to Henry teaching Young Shawn a lesson and/or teaching him a skill that will be useful in the episode. The show almost always ends with a Summation Gathering where Shawn can pull together all the threads and dismiss the Red Herrings, usually in front of Juliet and Lassiter. "Gus, don't be (a/an) [absurd thing]." Until he and Juliet get together, Shawn getting Distracted by the Sexy. Shawn giving Gus an absurd pseudonym. Lampshaded in an episode where Shawn introduces Gus to a convicted killer using their full real names. Averted in the series finale, where Shawn, knowing that it's going to be his last case, chokes: Also averted in "Feet, Don't Kill Me Now", where Lassiter introduces Gus by his full name. Gus's reaction makes him ask what's wrong, to which Gus says that he's not used to being introduced by his real name. Fist bumps.
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Psych / int_392372f9	type	Actor Allusion
Psych / int_392372f9	comment	Actor Allusion: Has its own page.
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Psych / int_39ed1c8a	type	Conspiracy Theorist
Psych / int_39ed1c8a	comment	Occurs yet again when a law firm has a man dosed so that people think he's an insane conspiracy nut to discredit them when he is building a case against them when he finds that they've had some shady dealings.
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Psych / int_3a1c2171	type	The Man Behind the Man
Psych / int_3a1c2171	comment	Even the movie does it, when the Thin White Duke (Billy McGoldrick) is killed, though The Man Behind the Man is revealed seconds later.
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Psych / int_3ae6199a	type	Psychopathic Manchild
Psych / int_3ae6199a	comment	Psychopathic Manchild: Marlowe seems to have transformed into this since her incarceration. It's paid off handsomely: she won the respect of quite a few of Santa Barbara County's most vicious female criminals (even remaining friends with one of them after her parole) and is now an accomplished fighter who can perform jumping kicks and break people's noses. Through it all, she remains (or at least tries to make people believe she remains) a sweet, slightly goofy girl who is quite comfortable allowing Carlton to think he needs to protect her. Yang is a giggly, childish psycho. It especially stands out when she's with Mr. Yin, her cold father who forced her to become who she is.
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Psych / int_3b113b7	type	Character Development
Psych / int_3b113b7	comment	Juliet gets noticeably colder towards Shawn and Gus in season 4, due to her own Character Development as a more serious cop and Shawn's rejection at the end of season 3.
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Psych / int_3c0a4666	type	Noodle Incident
Psych / int_3c0a4666	comment	Noodle Incident: In "Talk Derby to Me," Chief Vick cites "The Prosthetic Nose Debacle of 2005" to explain why Lassiter is obvious when undercover but doesn't explain it any further. She also mentions in season 1 "The Secret Santa Debacle of 2005" to warn O'Hara from doing anything for Lassiter's birthday. Evidently, 2005 was a very eventful and stressful year in the life of Carlton Lassiter. Also never explained was exactly what happened the two times Shawn and Gus were at the Mexican border and why those incidents taught Gus that he should never go anywhere with Shawn blind.
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Psych / int_3ec18c6f	type	Sherlock Scan
Psych / int_3ec18c6f	comment	Sherlock Scan: Shawn's hyper-aware scans are how he is able to fake his psychic visions so that they are accurate.
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Psych / int_3ed23024	type	Surprisingly Realistic Outcome
Psych / int_3ed23024	comment	Surprisingly Realistic Outcome: In the season 3 premiere, Gus is confronted by his superior because of all the times he skipped out on work to work on cases and nearly has to quit Psych to keep his job, until Shawn is able to blackmail a higher up to get Gus' boss off his back. In one episode, Lassie is framed for killing a criminal being put in eyewitness protection; when investigated, an Internal Affairs agent brings up his separation with his wife, his rivalry with the victim, and the fact that he discharged his gun in multiple inappropriate moments. This all makes him look guiltier. In the season 7 premiere: Gus and Shawn sit on a mine hidden in their couch and have to sit for a long time until bomb squad arrives and defuses the bomb; when they get up, they suffer from "jelly legs" after blood was cut off from their legs due to sitting for so long. Later, Shawn tries to pull down the bad guy's house down by chaining the Blueberry (Gus' blue Toyota Yaris/Echo) to the house's support beam and wrecking it Lethal Weapon 2-style. However this fails for two reasons: 1.) The car used in the movie to pull down the house was a heavy duty pickup-truck; instead Shawn and Gus used a small hatchback style car, which breaks in half due to not being supported for that kind of force. 2.) The house's support beam was reinforced to the ground by concrete and not to a loose hillside. Shawn and Gus attempt to calmly get the villain of the week (a woman who killed three people because she didn't want to be sent back to her abusive step-father) to surrender, because they feel sympathetic for her due to what she when through; she seemly complies, only to attempt to murder Shawn and Gus because despite having a tragic past, the woman is a mentally unstable psychopath who does not want to go to jail. Gus quits his job after he becomes tired of his boss' abusive behavior to him and his co-workers. However, Gus then realizes that he needs to get his job back since he has to pay his (and Shawn's) bills and he can't wait to look for another job. This ends up with Gus finding his boss' corpse and accidentally messing up his office, making it look like he killed him. Shawn and Gus use a disguise from last season in a season 8 episode to sneak into the police station; they are immediately detained because cops aren't as lax as the security at a gun club. Plus, they were both wearing half of a fake beard.
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Psych / int_4063acfd	type	Woman Scorned
Psych / int_4063acfd	comment	Woman Scorned: The killer in "Cloudy... With a Chance of Murder" was the victim's secretary who was angry that he never showed any interest in her despite being a notorious womanizer. Marlowe's parole officer. Lassie had a one-night stand with her years previous and never called her back so she takes it out on Marlowe. Lassie tries to circumvent her restrictions, then rubs it in, which just makes it worse. Juliet gets an I Told You So moment when reminding him that she advised Lassiter against hooking up with her because she was "crazy". This was the motivation for the killer in "Heeeeere's Lassie". She had severe mental issues from being left at the altar twice and was in love with the two previous tenants of Lassiter's new apartment. When they made it clear they did not have mutual feelings for her, she drugged them into madness and they committed suicide. She tried to do the same to Lassiter out of fear that he could uncover her crimes.
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Psych / int_415b3315	type	Stylistic Suck
Psych / int_415b3315	comment	In "Psych the Musical", Shawn is singing and dancing so that Yang, who he's having a Skype call with, will give him information for the case. He's doing it in one of the offices in the police department, and no one else can hear him, but they can see him through the windows.
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Psych / int_4160410d	type	Damsel in Distress
Psych / int_4160410d	comment	Damsel in Distress: Shawn has a tendency to act like Juliet's a damsel in distress when she's in danger, forgetting what an Action Girl she is.
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Psych / int_4192763e	type	Malaproper
Psych / int_4192763e	comment	Malaproper: Shawn, frequently. His followup line when called on it (usually by Gus), "I've heard it both ways," is heard about Once an Episode. Lampshaded by Gus in "High Top Fade Out", who cuts Shawn off before he can say it with "And no, you have not heard it both ways!" Lampshaded again by Shawn with "I've heard it both ways... actually, I haven't. Huh."
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Psych / int_41df5e28	type	Body in a Breadbox
Psych / int_41df5e28	comment	Body in a Breadbox: Shawn and Gus constantly run into dead bodies stuffed into closets and alcoves, usually while not even having reason to believe someone is dead. This is usually followed by one or both of them freaking out and screaming like a little girl. Lampshaded by Gus in "There Might Be Blood" after following the smell of onions to corpsey closet:
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Psych / int_43be2121	type	Logging onto the Fourth Wall
Psych / int_43be2121	comment	Logging onto the Fourth Wall: http://squirrelassassins.com/
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Psych / int_44606d14	type	Becoming the Mask
Psych / int_44606d14	comment	Becoming the Mask: Juliet often has a problem with getting too into her undercover personalities. Shawn gets sucked up in the street racing culture in "Shawn and Gus in Drag (Racing)". This happens to Gus in the episode "Black and Tan". It's justified, since it's more for a girl than anything, but he still acts like a model even when it's just him and Shawn. We find out in "Shawn and Gus in Drag (Racing)" that he's still using the head oil years later. In later seasons, Shawn does his psychic routine even when there's no one around but Gus and/or Henry, who are both in on the secret. When called on it, Shawn just says it's "force of habit." It's gotten to the point where they don't even call him on it anymore.
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Psych / int_44e350a4	type	Pop-Culture Pun Episode Title
Psych / int_44e350a4	comment	Pop-Culture Pun Episode Title: About a third of episode titles riff on 80s/90s pop culture, beginning with s1e7 "Who Ya Gonna Call/" (Ghostbusters) all the way to s8e9 "A Nightmare on State Street" (A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)). Even the movies get in on it, with Psych 2: Lassie Come Home (Lassie Come Home) and Psych 3: This Is Gus (This Is Us).
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Psych / int_46290b93	type	Manic Pixie Dream Girl
Psych / int_46290b93	comment	Manic Pixie Dream Girl: Gus' ex-wife Mira, a super-adventurous Genki Girl who no one can seem to resist falling in love with, is a parody—especially in the flashbacks to when Gus first met her.
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Psych / int_46e53efd	type	Screams Like a Little Girl
Psych / int_46e53efd	comment	Screams Like a Little Girl: Shawn and Gus let loose high-pitched, fearful shrieks at a seance ALL THE TIME. They even lampshade that they do this all the time in the movie.
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Psych / int_48b9731f	type	Paper-Thin Disguise
Psych / int_48b9731f	comment	In the film, Shawn wears Gus' Hagrid costume to search a fence's stash. Still Paper-Thin Disguise, though.
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Psych / int_496569e8	type	Race Against the Clock
Psych / int_496569e8	comment	Race Against the Clock: The SBPD often gives Shawn a deadline to solve the crime or get out of the way so that the real police can investigate. In the third season finale, the killer gives Shawn a time limit to save the victim, his mother. In the movie, the villain rigs Alcatraz to blow...not that it stops Shawn and Gus from their usual banter.
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Psych / int_4a3e547f	type	Leaning on the Fourth Wall
Psych / int_4a3e547f	comment	Leaning on the Fourth Wall: In The Shining tribute episode, Shawn suggests that Lassie is letting his imagination run away with him saying "it happens to Gus and I once every seven days". Another lampshadey example, when Shawn meets Declan Rand for the first time: Juliet references this in regards to Chief Vick's husband and the fact that he's never been on the show.
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Psych / int_4a4d6f7c	type	Comedic Sociopathy
Psych / int_4a4d6f7c	comment	Comedic Sociopathy: Lassiter is usually the center. So many people make him look foolish. One of the more extreme examples of this was the snowglobe gag in "Gus' Dad May Have Killed an Old Guy", which sailed right past "cruel prank" into "cruel and unusual". Gus also gets a fair bit of this from Shawn as well. Lampshaded during "An Evening With Mr. Yang", where Shawn's callous goofy jokes over the kidnapping of a waitress seem like crossing the line even by the show's very loose, wacky standards. Shawn confides in Gus that if he starts taking the case seriously, he'll be playing by the killer's rules instead of his own, which would allow the killer to win and would likely cause Shawn to actually have to deal with the incredible amount of fear he's mentally blocking out.
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Psych / int_4aaffbd5	type	I Never Said It Was Poison
Psych / int_4aaffbd5	comment	"50 grand was a lot of money back then."note Henry's final cop buddy reveals himself to have also been on the take.
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Psych / int_4af55b78	type	Credits Gag
Psych / int_4af55b78	comment	Credits Gag: Seen occasionally. In "Lights, Camera, Homicido" and "No Country for Two Old Men", the song is in Spanish. In "Bollywood Homicide", it's in Hindi. In "High Top Fade Out" and "Let's Do Wop it Again", it is a Capella sung by Boyz II Men. The Christmas episodes have a version with cheery holiday instrumentals and snowflakes superimposed over the screen. When Curt Smith of Tears for Fears made a guest appearance in "Shawn 2.0", he sang the theme for that very same episode. The Shining tribute episode also has a unique version of the credits. In the fifth season opener, "Romeo and Juliet and Juliet", the cast's names appear in Chinese before being shown in English, though the theme song is, regrettably, not in Chinese. The episode "Bounty Hunters!" features the Camp Tikihama spirit song over the end credits, which was supposedly made up by the Case of the Week. The song makes a return a full season later in "Tuesday the 17th". The Twin Peaks tribute episode had the Log Lady Julee Cruise singing the Psych theme song's lyrics to the Twin Peaks theme song. The opening credits of the Vigilante episode is given a comic book feel.
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Psych / int_4b9a8e96	type	"Scooby-Doo" Hoax
Psych / int_4b9a8e96	comment	"Scooby-Doo" Hoax: Subverted in "Tuesday the 17th"; the monster is meant to ATTRACT people to the camp. Played straight with episodes like "Scary Sherry: Bianca's Toast", "Let's Get Hairy", "The Devil Is in the Details... And the Upstairs Bedroom" and "Not Even Close ... Encounters" where the villains were using staged supernatural phenomena to cover up their crimes.
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Psych / int_4bdbca25	type	Irregular Series
Psych / int_4bdbca25	comment	Irregular Series: Becomes one following its original eight-season run, as installments thereafter are made-for-TV movies released every couple years.
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Psych / int_4c2c227	type	SickeningSweethearts
Psych / int_4c2c227	comment	Sickening Sweethearts: Carlton Lassiter and Marlowe are lovey-dovey all the time after getting together, even while she's in prison.
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Psych / int_4de1a4f7	type	Improvised Weapon
Psych / int_4de1a4f7	comment	Improvised Weapon: To the point of it being a Running Gag. When he sees a fight coming on, Shawn often arms himself (and sometimes Gus) with a random object (brushes, candles, flyswatters, etc.) even if there are more conventional or effective weapons available.
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Psych / int_4e7017f1	type	Wig, Dress, Accent
Psych / int_4e7017f1	comment	Wig, Dress, Accent: Really closer to Paper-Thin Disguise, Shawn and Gus tend to run into closets and come out wearing something appropriate to the situation they're about to enter, but their unfamiliarity with the fine details of the situation they're entering usually ends up with people looking crosswise at them. At one point they even SHARE a fake beard. In the film, Shawn wears Gus' Hagrid costume to search a fence's stash. Still Paper-Thin Disguise, though.
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Psych / int_4e7c4536	type	Wham Line
Psych / int_4e7c4536	comment	Wham Line: "50 grand was a lot of money back then."note Henry's final cop buddy reveals himself to have also been on the take. "Daddy?"note Because it's said by Yang in reference to Yin, their connection beyond partners previously unknown
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Psych / int_4f4372e9	type	Early-Installment Weirdness
Psych / int_4f4372e9	comment	Early-Installment Weirdness: The pilot has Lassiter paired with a different junior detective, with whom he's having an affair. She's gone by the second episode, and Lassiter's estranged from his wife. Lassiter would also become much more morally upright (and so not the person to have an extramarital affair with a co-worker) and more inept with the opposite sex. Shawn also worked a variety of jobs which on rare occasions had esoteric relevance to the plot. That disappeared relatively quickly and was replaced by Shawn learning his Chekhov's Skill in a flashback at the beginning instead. Shawn's also more hostile and belligerent towards Lassiter in the first episode, whereas in later episodes he becomes more playful, if still disrespectful. In the first few episodes, Shawn routinely claims to be speaking with and interacting with ghosts. That went away quick. And just in general, Shawn puts far more effort into his fake psychic episodes in the first couple of seasons, as opposed to later seasons where he mostly just puts his hand to his head and says "I'm getting something..." In Juliet's first appearance, we see a photograph of her parents who Shawn guesses have been together for 30 years (from her reaction, we can assume he's right) and her father does not resemble Frank O'Hara as portrayed by William Shatner in later seasons. In the first two episodes, young Shawn is played by a different actor each time. The flashback in the second episode takes place later than most episodes, so Shawn was about thirteen. Beginning in the third episode, young Shawn was played by Liam James, and the flashbacks generally took place in a particular year which advanced with each passing season. Shawn and Henry's relationship is played for angst in the first couple of episodes. This quickly shifts to a more light-hearted bickering while flashbacks become goofier and show young Shawn giving as good as he gets. In the first season, the Psych logo on the window is blue instead of green. (In the season eight episode "Cloudy...With a Chance of Improvement," which is a remake of season one's "Cloudy...With a Chance of Murder," the logo is blue in the first scene as a nod to this detail, then green for the rest of the episode.) In the pilot, Shawn is a sharp-shooter. He re-uses Lassiter's partner's target sheet, and hits each hole she has already shot. Shawn rarely uses guns after that. Mostly because they refuse to give him one. Though it's only seen very briefly, Henry's house is very clearly different in the pilot than in the rest of the series.
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Psych / int_4ff0627a	type	Suspect Existence Failure
Psych / int_4ff0627a	comment	Suspect Existence Failure: Many, many times. It's pretty much a coin toss whether or not the Red Herring will make it through the episode alive. One episode had Shawn suspect a fashion mogul of killing her husband right up until she died at his funeral. He then commented "Okay, probably not the wife." Ultimately subverted when it's learned that she actually did kill him. She died from the delayed effects of him poisoning her. As the show reaches its later seasons, the prime suspect dying starts occurring almost Once per Episode. Even the movie does it, when the Thin White Duke (Billy McGoldrick) is killed, though The Man Behind the Man is revealed seconds later.
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Psych / int_50f50a5e	type	Donut Mess with a Cop
Psych / int_50f50a5e	comment	Donut Mess with a Cop: One Season 3 teaser. "That wasn't a jelly donut." In "Dual Spires," while Juliet and Henry are staring at a large assortment of donuts: In "We'd Like to Thank the Academy", Shawn mentions he never craved donuts more until he put on the police cadet uniform. He and Gus stop at a Dunkin' Donuts stand in a convenience store in their uniforms to illustrate, and even ask if there's another donut stand somewhere in the store.
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Psych / int_50f66629	type	Crazy-Prepared
Psych / int_50f66629	comment	Crazy-Prepared: Henry has some of those tendencies. Once when walking home with Shawn and Gus to see a shadow in his living room, Henry reaches into the birdhouse and pulled out a stun gun. Cue appropriate responses from Shawn and Gus. Lassiter is over-prepared for work and personal life. He has eight guns in various parts of his house, including the shower, the toaster oven, and a bowl of nuts. Revealed in an episode where Lassiter is suspected of killing an FBI witness in a big drug case. He has to go through the whole Turn in Your Badge trope and his apartment is searched over, revealing various hidden gun spots. Shawn and Gus then react appropriately: with slightly disguised surprise and creeped-out looks. Turns out the FBI missed one, which Lassiter used to take down the real murderer. He's also made plans for whose organs he would want in case he ever needed a transplant, who he would eat first if he was trapped in an Alive-esque scenario, and who from the department he would procreate with if they were the last two people on Earth. Even Shawn is a little weirded out by this. Lassie reveals that he's been building up a tolerance for chloroform over the last fifteen years. Lassiter has also rubbed off on Juliet by the time of the movie, to the point she encourages her partner to keep a gun hidden in his house, and she herself has taken karate lessons.
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Psych / int_51460d4e	type	Cops Need the Vigilante
Psych / int_51460d4e	comment	Cops Need the Vigilante: Shawn usually commits about two dozen serious infractions solving every one of his cases. He usually gets called on it by the people he works with. Only once did it actually screw up a case.
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Psych / int_51561f43	type	Hurricane of Euphemisms
Psych / int_51561f43	comment	Hurricane of Euphemisms: In "Santabarbaratown", when Shawn and Gus are interviewing someone connected to the case: Shawn launches a similar stream of euphemisms when Lassiter doesn't understand that the bartender's partner is his boyfriend (rather than his business partner) in "Last Night Gus". Given how much time Lassiter spends with Shawn and Gus, it's not that surprising he doesn't get it at first.
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Psych / int_5353bf39	type	With This Ring
Psych / int_5353bf39	comment	With This Ring: A thief snatches the ring just as Shawn proposes. It isn't recovered until the end of the first movie.
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Psych / int_537dd8fe	type	Affably Evil
Psych / int_537dd8fe	comment	Affably Evil: Pablo NuÃ±ez from "No Country For Two Old Men" is the ruthless leader of a Mexican crime syndicate whom Juliet's stepfather Lloyd owes money too. However, Pablo is a pretty reasonable guy and was willing to forgive Lloyd's debt to him when Lloyd found a pair of cufflinks that belonged to Pablo's father and Pablo is even grateful enough to invite them to a party. The only reason he even tries to kill Lloyd and Henry later on is because Lloyd stole some US Mint plates from him. Psych: The Movie has two examples: El Proveedor, a local fence. He crosses paths with Shawn when the former comes looking for the engagement ring that was stolen in the series finale. When Shawn's "premonitions" end up coming true for El Proveedor, he is so grateful that not only does he track down the engagement ring, he officiates Shawn and Juliet's wedding. Allison Crowley's nameless henchman who is dubbed the "Black Gentleman Ninja" by Shawn and Gus. He is friendly and polite before attacking Shawn and even after being arrested and captured congratulates Shawn and Juliet on being married.
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Psych / int_53e9e38a	type	White Bread and Black Brotha
Psych / int_53e9e38a	comment	White Bread and Black Brotha: Inverted and parodied in the dynamic between Shawn and Gus. Shawn is white, Brilliant, but Lazy, and leads an elaborate con to convince the police that he's a psychic investigator. Gus is his Black and Nerdy partner who reluctantly participates in Sean's scheme and cautions against many of his ideas.
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Psych / int_54e3f941	type	Hikikomori
Psych / int_54e3f941	comment	Hikikomori: A one-shot character who only went out on Thursdays to the convenience store and to buy video games.
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Psych / int_553c2ade	type	Sympathetic Villain, Despicable Villain
Psych / int_553c2ade	comment	Sympathetic Villain, Despicable Villain: Shawn Spencer's arch-nemesis is the father-daughter duo of Mr. Yin and Mr. Yang, the latter first appearing in the Season 3 finale and the former debuting in the Season 4 finale. Despite her insanity, Mr. Yang is Affably Evil and likes Shawn, saving his life twice (the second time at the cost of her own life). Mr Yin, on the other hand, is a remorseless psychopath who tries to kill Abigail, Jules, and Gus just to hurt Shawn, and views his daughter as nothing more than a tool.
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Psych / int_561dab6b	type	Mistaken for Gay
Psych / int_561dab6b	comment	Mistaken for Gay: In one episode, Shawn feels an officer's muscles and makes comments to find out if he's working undercover as a vigilante. Comments like "You look like you could handle yourself in a dark alley full of guys" and "I bet you're real nice with the hand=to=hand action". Of course, the officer interprets the actions and comments to be a sexual advance and offers to set Shawn up with a friend. Likewise, Juliet wants to welcome a new female officer into the department, even buying her a cupcake, and the officer files a sexual harassment complaint. Happens twice with Shawn in "Murder? ... Anyone? ... Anyone? ... Bueller?" First, after nobody believes Shawn when he says someone was murdered and he's arguing with Gus, Abigail thinks they're an arguing like an old married couple, then when questioning the couple he suspects with Juliet he goes out of his way to compliment the male suspect on his appearance, including a comment about his "package", which earns him confused looks from everyone else. Shawn and Gus go on a The Bachelorette-esque show and are more preoccupied with each other than the actual bachelorette. The bachelorette herself thought they were gay. In "Lassie Did a Bad Bad Thing," the killer tries to cover up his crime by orchestrating a murder-suicide between Lassiter and Shawn, explaining the motive as Shawn being Lassie's "former lover." Shawn reacts with indignation, but not for the reason you think.
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Psych / int_562abd51	type	Let's Get Dangerous!
Psych / int_562abd51	comment	Let's Get Dangerous!: Lassiter is often the butt of jokes and most of his cases seem to get solved by Shawn while he fumes silently.note The show does make it clear that Shawn is called in very occasionally, and Lassiter is actually an extremely competent detective. That said, he has immense knowledge of firearms and has received enough Character Development so as to make clear that he's not Frank Burns. Shawn drops much of the joking and becomes scarily competent when Henry gets shot.
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Psych / int_565106b3	type	Women Are Wiser
Psych / int_565106b3	comment	Women Are Wiser: Juliet and Chief Vick are consistently portrayed as being far more mature than any of the male characters.
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Psych / int_566f1565	type	10-Minute Retirement
Psych / int_566f1565	comment	Gus quits his job after he becomes tired of his boss' abusive behavior to him and his co-workers. However, Gus then realizes that he needs to get his job back since he has to pay his (and Shawn's) bills and he can't wait to look for another job. This ends up with Gus finding his boss' corpse and accidentally messing up his office, making it look like he killed him.
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Psych / int_5941d75	type	Beta Couple
Psych / int_5941d75	comment	Beta Couple: Marlowe and Lassiter in the last few seasons become the secondary couple, then Gus and Selene in the movies.
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Psych / int_5a310772	type	Standard Office Setting
Psych / int_5a310772	comment	Standard Office Setting: When Phony Psychic detective Shawn and his partner Gus visit Gus's other job at a pharmaceutical company, it is shown to be mostly rows of white cubicles. Lampshaded when Shawn mocks Gus for working somewhere so boring and ordinary.
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Psych / int_5c219298	type	Phony Psychic
Psych / int_5c219298	comment	Phony Psychic: The premise of the show is Shawn pretending to be psychic.
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Psych / int_5d103ea8	type	AwesomeMcCoolName
Psych / int_5d103ea8	comment	Awesome Mc Cool Name: It's equally likely that Shawn introduces Gus with an awesome or terrible fake moniker. Gus gives himself a cool fake name once or twice.
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Psych / int_5e50adfe	type	Split Timelines Plot
Psych / int_5e50adfe	comment	Split Timelines Plot: If only Shawn hadn't lent Juliet his jacket at Lassiter's wedding! She finds evidence that Shawn used to find a suspect, confirming he is faking the psychic act and breaks up with him. "Turn Right or Left For Dead" explores this in addition to how events follow in an investigation, one where Shawn goes home with Juliet and another where he himself runs into the victim and it changes the outcome. The two versions have different color toning too, with the apparent "happier" version much warmer (and has Shawn and Juliet as almost completely OOC).
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Psych / int_5fcedca	type	Big Eater
Psych / int_5fcedca	comment	Big Eater: Shawn and Gus both exhibit traits of this, regularly eating on the job, stopping for snacks, and even in their contract for taking private jobs, a food allowance is included (all snacks must be paid for by the person who hired them).
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Psych / int_60547993	type	I Want My Beloved to Be Happy
Psych / int_60547993	comment	I Want My Beloved to Be Happy: Played with. Shawn wants both himself and Jules to be happy, and wants to be happy for Jules and Declan, but can't picture himself being happy without her.
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Psych / int_61b8f9e2	type	Bunny-Ears Lawyer
Psych / int_61b8f9e2	comment	Bunny-Ears Lawyer: Shawn is loud, dramatic, snarky and outright childish on every case. The fact that he expertly solves each one keeps him employed by the SBPD. Lassie has many peculiarities (see: his little black book of criminals he's arrested) and is tough to get along with, but he's head detective for the city. Woody the Coroner eats food around dead bodies, has an unbelievably odd personality, and wouldn't know traditional professionalism if it smacked him upside the head. However, he's (usually) good at his job and a well-respected coroner (even having graduated at the top of his class).
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Psych / int_62fd5552	type	Bavarian Fire Drill
Psych / int_62fd5552	comment	Bavarian Fire Drill: Shawn's M.O. is to get into places by pretending he has the authority to do so. In "Shawn vs. the Red Phantom", Shawn manages to convince George Takei that he and Gus are George Takei's assistants. Usually Shawn ropes Gus into it, but once it happens to Henry.
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Psych / int_6318b5c8	type	Obstructive Vigilantism
Psych / int_6318b5c8	comment	Obstructive Vigilantism: Shawn often keeps information from the cops so that he can investigate on his own (typically with Gus as The Drag-Along), or so that he can use the info to have a shocking "psychic revelation."
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Psych / int_63d861f8	type	Even Evil Has Loved Ones
Psych / int_63d861f8	comment	Pablo NuÃ±ez from "No Country For Two Old Men" is the ruthless leader of a Mexican crime syndicate whom Juliet's stepfather Lloyd owes money too. However, Pablo is a pretty reasonable guy and was willing to forgive Lloyd's debt to him when Lloyd found a pair of cufflinks that belonged to Pablo's father and Pablo is even grateful enough to invite them to a party. The only reason he even tries to kill Lloyd and Henry later on is because Lloyd stole some US Mint plates from him.
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Psych / int_64070096	type	Cowardly Lion
Psych / int_64070096	comment	Cowardly Lion: Shawn and Gus, particularly Gus, aren't the bravest people in the world. They'll scream and flee at even the slightest hint of danger, but they'll stand up and step forward when it really matters.
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Psych / int_648fe274	type	But for Me, It Was Tuesday
Psych / int_648fe274	comment	But for Me, It Was Tuesday: Subverted. It was actually Thursday. Shawn and Gus accidentally tamper with a crime scene and everything spirals rapidly out of control. Juliet lampshades it and they say this trope pretty much word for word. Except it's Thursday.
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Psych / int_66dfe36a	type	Missing Mom
Psych / int_66dfe36a	comment	Missing Mom: An offhand remark by Henry reveals what happened to Shawn's mother. She left, and Shawn's father Henry's very bitter about it. Shawn doesn't realize his mom left his dad and despises his dad for being the leaver, until his mom tells him the truth and apologizes for the negative changes in his life that occurred after she left. Shawn immediately says she has nothing to apologize for and starts to be a little less caustic with his dad.
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Psych / int_67262b61	type	Variations on a Theme Song
Psych / int_67262b61	comment	Variations on a Theme Song: S2-E10, S3-E9, S5-E14 - A Christmas variation on the theme song. S2-E13, S7-E4 - The theme song is sung in Spanish. S4-E6, a Bollywood variation on the Theme Song. S4-E7, S6-E13 - The Boyz II Men a cappella version (the episodes feature Gus' college a cappella group.) S5-E8 - Curt Smith recorded a version of the song. S5-E12 - The Julee Cruise version of the song. S6-E4 - A superhero-themed version. S6-E11 - A theme song tribute to The Shining.
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Psych / int_67dfa28	type	Planning with Props
Psych / int_67dfa28	comment	Planning with Props: A favorite of Shawn's (more accurately "Reconstructing the Crime Scene with Props" in this case) used in "Weekend Warriors," "And Down The Stretch Comes Murder," and "Shawn Gets the Yips."
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Psych / int_6a4f3cf7	type	Took a Level in Dumbass
Psych / int_6a4f3cf7	comment	Took a Level in Dumbass: In the fifth season, Genius Ditz Shawn is now as dumb as to assume his former assistant knows about the Triads because he is Asian and stupid enough to cut what he himself describes as the cable between the pedals and the engine of a truck.
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Psych / int_6b35bdff	type	Serious Business
Psych / int_6b35bdff	comment	Serious Business: Shawn is a walking inversion; he regularly cracks jokes while investigating murders, much to Gus' dismay. And Lassiter's. And Juliet's and Vick's and Henry's... Lampshaded in "An Evening With Mr. Yang" when Gus calls Shawn out for wise-cracking during a particularly horrific case. Shawn, in a moment of genuine fear, confess to Gus that he's terrified by the case and the wise-cracking is the only thing keeping him from completely losing his shit. Gus spends the rest of the episode making forced jokes despite withering stares from Jules and Lassiter, throwing himself on the humiliation grenade to keep Shawn from losing his grip.
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Psych / int_6bda9a30	type	Meaningful Name
Psych / int_6bda9a30	comment	Meaningful Name: Yang and Yin. In Daoist philosophy the Yang side is light, warm, active and energetic, while Yin is dark, cold, calm and quiet. Yin is associated with death, night, the old, and the earth. And Yang is associated with life, daytime, the new, and heaven. Which becomes even more meaningful when Shawn reveals Yang probably never actually killed anyone and later when she dies and goes (maybe) to heaven.
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Psych / int_6d7026fa	type	Punny Name
Psych / int_6d7026fa	comment	Some of the food trucks in "Shawn and Gus Truck Things Up" had punny names: India are We, Meat and Mrs. Jones, It's Hard Out Here For a Shrimp, The Kaboom Box, Mouth of the Border.
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Psych / int_6de438eb	type	The Everyman
Psych / int_6de438eb	comment	Compare Watson, an average doctor who keeps Holmes grounded, to Gus, an average medical sales rep who keeps Shawn focused.
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Psych / int_6eeba1f2	type	"Shut Up" Kiss
Psych / int_6eeba1f2	comment	"Shut Up" Kiss: Halfway through season five, Psychic, Shawn is giving Fair Cop, Juliet advice about her upcoming two-week, ridonkulously romantic vacation with her boyfriend, and she shuts him up. Unbeknownst to him, she had overheard his previous confession of love to a third party. During the high school reunion episode, Shawn confesses to Abigail where he was the night he "stood her up" before she shuts him up—if only temporarily.
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Psych / int_6ef9d3fe	type	Christmas Episode
Psych / int_6ef9d3fe	comment	Christmas Episode: Seasons 2, 3, and 5 featured special Christmas episodes that aired during the holiday season, complete with their own special variation of the opening theme. Lampshaded by Shawn in an episode where he claims, he "solves about a case a week, usually one around Christmas". Also contains the running gag of Shawn and Henry getting each other gifts. Well, Henry gets Shawn a gift. Shawn (always successfully) tries to guess what Henry got him.
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Psych / int_6f83b232	type	Wish-Fulfillment
Psych / int_6f83b232	comment	Wish-Fulfillment: Shawn (and sometimes others as well) will tend to end up acting out various fantasy jobs; he gotten to play football player, male model, telenovela actor, cowboy etc...
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Psych / int_705d2ccf	type	Unseen No More
Psych / int_705d2ccf	comment	Unseen No More: Shawn and the rest of the crew frequently refer to Dobson, an SBPD officer, for eight years, but never actually interact with him. In the series finale, Dobson is seen for the first and last time for less than a minute.
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Psych / int_71329e49	type	Turn in Your Badge
Psych / int_71329e49	comment	He has eight guns in various parts of his house, including the shower, the toaster oven, and a bowl of nuts. Revealed in an episode where Lassiter is suspected of killing an FBI witness in a big drug case. He has to go through the whole Turn in Your Badge trope and his apartment is searched over, revealing various hidden gun spots. Shawn and Gus then react appropriately: with slightly disguised surprise and creeped-out looks. Turns out the FBI missed one, which Lassiter used to take down the real murderer.
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Psych / int_7175cb16	type	Clark Kenting
Psych / int_7175cb16	comment	Clark Kenting: Done so much it eventually gets lampshaded in season 4.
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Psych / int_727a65e0	type	Gaslighting
Psych / int_727a65e0	comment	Gaslighting: The villain in "Let's Get Hairy" was a psychiatrist who was drugging his superstitious patient into thinking he was a werewolf to frame him for a murder. In "Not Even Close... Encounters", a corrupt CEO deliberately causes a chemical spill in an area so he could drill for oil without anyone knowing about it. A Crusading Lawyer discovered what he was doing and tried to expose him. Knowing of the lawyer's history of psychotic episodes, the CEO made the lawyer think he'd witnessed his co-worker being abducted by aliens knowing that no one would believe him and thus potentially have his case dismissed. Lassiter is a victim of this in "Heeeeere's Lassie". The killer did the same thing to the previous tenants of his apartment as revenge for spurning her affections. She gaslighted Lassiter out of fear that he would discover her crimes.
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Psych / int_72856b70	type	Godzilla Threshold
Psych / int_72856b70	comment	Godzilla Threshold: To take down serial killer Yin, the team calls in captured serial killer Yang.
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Psych / int_737a65f4	type	The Watson
Psych / int_737a65f4	comment	Gus and Henry are in on Shawn's shtick from its inception. This allows both to function as The Watson and explain how he figured it out.
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Psych / int_74911014	type	Internal Deconstruction
Psych / int_74911014	comment	Internal Deconstruction: Shawn's irreverent approach to crime solving is showed in later seasons to be a major part of his method. During the Yin-Yang trilogy, the time-limit and someone's life on the line means that he has to have Gus be the comic foil so Shawn could fully focus and not lose his cool.
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Psych / int_77b03c0a	type	Remember the New Guy?
Psych / int_77b03c0a	comment	Remember the New Guy?: Drake (played by Mekhi Phifer), the sudden fifth member of Gus' old a capella quartet, Gus' sister (who's never mentioned before, not even in the previous Christmas episode when both of Gus' parents are falsely accused of murdering a neighbor), and Gus' ex-wife. In "Lassie Did A Bad, Bad Thing," several SBPD detectives who apparently work in the same building (notably Drimmer and Ocampa) are seen for the first time even though Lassiter, O'Hara, and Vick act like they all have an extensive history with them. Subverted with Lassiter's friend Stumpy. Lassiter tries to convince everyone that he and Stumpy have been pals forever, but they actually lost touch in high school. Lassiter was just embarrassed at his lack of guy friends.
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Psych / int_786bf97f	type	Real Life Writes the Plot
Psych / int_786bf97f	comment	Real Life Writes the Plot: Chief Vick's pregnancy in the first season became part of the plot due to Kirsten Nelson's pregnancy. For several episodes in season 2, Lassiter had his arm in a sling. The reason for this was never revealed, but was implied to be something embarrassing. It was actually caused by Timothy Omundson's real-life injury. Lassiter only gets a single scene in the first movie as a result of Timothy Omundson suffering a severe stroke. This is written into the second film, as Lassiter undergoes a stroke as well.
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Psych / int_797bcb25	type	Fatal Attractor
Psych / int_797bcb25	comment	Fatal Attractor: Juliet's mother has a really bad track record when it comes to men. Not only were her first and second husbands a con artist and gambling addict respectively, but she has also dated an embezzler, an alcoholic pick pocket and a man who sold defective above ground pools.
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Psych / int_79aa292e	type	Car Chase Shoot-Out
Psych / int_79aa292e	comment	In "Shawn Takes a Shot in the Dark," he shoots out the villain's engine block during a Car Chase Shoot-Out despite recently having been shot himself.
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Psych / int_7b8b3def	type	Celebrity Paradox
Psych / int_7b8b3def	comment	Celebrity Paradox: Being big fans of Eighties pop culture, Shawn and Gus have made at least one reference to The Breakfast Club. But if Ally Sheedy played Allison Reynolds (you know, the basket case), then who's the serial killer Yang? Judd Nelson, who has been personally referenced on previous episodes, guest-starred in "Death is in the Air" as a scientist. Anthony Michael Hall was also in the film and was referenced before appearing in "No Trout About It" as Harris Trout. This also brings up Shawn's jab at an FBI agent at the season 7 premiere about his "soft, peachy Anthony Michael Hall-ish face". Molly Ringwald also guest-starred in "Shawn, Interrupted". In the "The Head, the Tail, the Whole Damn Episode" in which Jeri Ryan guest-starred, Shawn makes reference to the season finale of Leverage, where Ryan had been a semi-regular cast member in the same season. They also like to reference movies DulÃ© Hill appeared in: Holes in "65 Million Years Off" and The Guardian (2006) in "You Can't Handle This Episode". Thank God that The West Wing started in 1999 and really wouldn't be their sort of thing anyway, or else they'd be facing some very interesting paradoxes. Officer Dobson being played by Val Kilmer practically rips a hole space-time with the level of paradox involved. Moreover the show will routinely bring in guest stars from shows and movies that have already been explicitly referenced even just a few episodes prior to their appearance with no comment made about the issue. Shawn mentions that Kristy Swanson in Higher Learning would be worth making into a stained glass art piece, and she later came into the show as Marlowe, Lassiter's Love Interest. James Roday Rodriguez's role in the 2005 remake of Dukes of Hazzard is referenced (and derided) by both Shawn and Gus in the season 8 episode "Cloudy... with a Chance of Improvement". In "Mr. Yin Presents...", during Shawn and Gus' first visit with Yang in the psychiatric hospital, she ask Shawn's opinion on her tell-all autobiography, and Shawn admits to preferring Bruce Campbell's. Campbell would later guest-star in season 8's "A Nightmare on State Street."
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Psych / int_7c862b8a	type	Chronic Backstabbing Disorder
Psych / int_7c862b8a	comment	Chronic Backstabbing Disorder: Shawn's uncle, Jack Spencer.
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Psych / int_7d34f23a	type	Reckless Gun Usage
Psych / int_7d34f23a	comment	In "We'd Like to Thank the Academy," he shows off his speed and precision with gun. Unfortunately, he's an undiscerning shot, so it's more like super-accurate Reckless Gun Usage.
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Psych / int_7e5b0184	type	Time-Delayed Death
Psych / int_7e5b0184	comment	One episode had Shawn suspect a fashion mogul of killing her husband right up until she died at his funeral. He then commented "Okay, probably not the wife." Ultimately subverted when it's learned that she actually did kill him. She died from the delayed effects of him poisoning her.
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Psych / int_7eb73553	type	Bullying a Dragon
Psych / int_7eb73553	comment	Bullying a Dragon: Shawn really loves antagonizing people that are clearly capable of inflicting physical harm upon him and would be all but to eager to do so.
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Psych / int_7f514dd1	type	AwesomeByAnalysis
Psych / int_7f514dd1	comment	Awesome by Analysis: Shawn's analytical skills are some of the best and honed masterfully thanks to Henry's training. In "Nip and Suck It", we're treated to a short scene where Henry does the same thing, complete with the same sort of effects usually given to Shawn.
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Psych / int_7fbb2a3	type	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero!
Psych / int_7fbb2a3	comment	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: By telling Despereaux that he was disappointed to learn that he wasn't actually the highly skilled international thief he pretended to be, Shawn inspired him to prove he could really do it. By complying with his request to visiting him in prison, Shawn ended up accidentally helping Despereaux escape.
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Psych / int_81c4faa3	type	Entertainingly Wrong
Psych / int_81c4faa3	comment	Entertainingly Wrong: Constantly on the show, mostly with Shawn as despite his great intellect and skills, he often jumps to the wrong conclusions based on his lack of real police experience. One episode opens with a flashback of Henry finding Shawn writing a book report on Charlotte's Web despite not having finished the book. Shawn says he doesn't see the need as it's perfectly obvious what will happen: Wilbur wins the prize at the fair and he and Charlotte live happily ever after. A smiling Henry bets Shawn a trip to Disneyland he gets an A and Shawn already starts planning it with no idea he's about to fail. This ties into the rest of the episode as Shawn is about to accuse a man of murder but Henry interrupts to point out the guy is innocent because of a detail in his file that Shawn didn't bother to read. Shawn has to turn it around to make it look like he meant to accuse the innocent man to "flush out" the real killer. This also ties into the plot of Shawn working with what he believes is a think tank working out how to stop the murder of a billionaire...only to realize too late that the leader of the think thank is the one who intends to murder the billionaire, and he's just given him the plan.
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Psych / int_823c6e3e	type	Large Ham
Psych / int_823c6e3e	comment	Large Ham: Shawn gets hammy when playing up his psychic abilities, especially during The Summation. Guest star Tim Curry in 'American Duos.' "I feel like an angel baby swaddled in a cocoon of cloud candy" is just one example of his hamminess.
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Psych / int_8279486b	type	Sherlock Homage
Psych / int_8279486b	comment	Sherlock Homage: Shawn and Gus are essentially farcical versions of Holmes and Watson. Holmes is a worldly, aloof, cultured gentleman; Shawn is a childish, aloof, 80s-cultured charmer. Compare Watson, an average doctor who keeps Holmes grounded, to Gus, an average medical sales rep who keeps Shawn focused.
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Psych / int_82b4f38e	type	Unsympathetic Comedy Protagonist
Psych / int_82b4f38e	comment	Unsympathetic Comedy Protagonist: Depending on the writer, Shawn's antics can easily qualify. When he gets poisoned in one episode, it's played for laughs. "I heard you were barely poisoned."
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Psych / int_8391b1c7	type	Artistic License â€“ Law
Psych / int_8391b1c7	comment	Artistic License â€“ Law: In one episode, Shawn is able to solve the case because he was able to view somebody's psychiatric records, saying that doctor-patient confidentiality is void if the patient is accused of murder. This isn't even remotely true, and, even if it was, the records wouldn't be handed over to someone who isn't even a cop or DA.
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Psych / int_859bbabc	type	The Cassandra
Psych / int_859bbabc	comment	Happens twice with Shawn in "Murder? ... Anyone? ... Anyone? ... Bueller?" First, after nobody believes Shawn when he says someone was murdered and he's arguing with Gus, Abigail thinks they're an arguing like an old married couple, then when questioning the couple he suspects with Juliet he goes out of his way to compliment the male suspect on his appearance, including a comment about his "package", which earns him confused looks from everyone else.
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Psych / int_868409c	type	Broken Pedestal
Psych / int_868409c	comment	Broken Pedestal: When a case ends up exposing a Dirty Cop ring back when Henry was a detective, Shawn fears this on various levels. He isn't so much concerned of Henry being one of them, but his partner Lou, one of the dirty cops, was so close to the family young Shawn called him "uncle". Shawn's real concern was that he always consider his dad a supercop who should have seen the deception. This gets rebuilt when it's revealed that Henry could never get a leg up because both of his friends (and one more) were doing everything they could to shake him off,and even then, it was difficult to do so. Additionally, Henry was the only one to not become a Dirty Cop out of the group of four (with the last one, Jerry, being involved in something far worse than Jack or Lou), maintaining his integrity and dedication to what it means to be a real cop. Henry's discovery that his three closest friends on the force (one being his partner Lou) were all dirty cops shakes him up to where it leads to him retiring for the second and final time from police work (the last one revealed to be involved, Jerry, was also a part of something much worse and a slip-up leads to Jerry shooting Henry.) Despereaux the master thief turned out to be running an insurance scam with art curators, so he wasn't the Classy Cat-Burglar that Shawn hoped he was. In his follow up episode, Despereaux even noted with amusement how much Shawn wanted him to be a legendary thief.
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Psych / int_86bb7d97	type	Cultured Badass
Psych / int_86bb7d97	comment	Holmes is a worldly, aloof, cultured gentleman; Shawn is a childish, aloof, 80s-cultured charmer.
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Psych / int_86d4f985	type	Doing In the Wizard
Psych / int_86d4f985	comment	Doing In the Wizard: Every single episode of the show with a Maybe Magic, Maybe Mundane element lands squarely in the 'Mundane' category, with any and all fantastical elements explained as being either misinterpretation of evidence or a flat-out "Scooby-Doo" Hoax. For instance: Season 1's "Who You Gonna Call?" is about a client of Shaun's believing they're haunted, with inexplicable things happening throughout the episode. It turns out that the client had dissasociative identity disorder; one of the alternate personalities was a trans woman, the other was a muderous psychopath trying to prevent the second personality from transitioning. Season 4's "Let's Get Hairy" has the client of the week believe that they're a werewolf. The client was being gaslit by his psychologist, who's trying to frame him for murder. Season 6's "Heeeeeres Lassie" is a massive Homage to The Shining, and has Lassiter fly into a murderous rage, blood dripping from light fixtures, and another apparent haunting. A serial killer is targeting inhabitants of a specific apartment, giving it a reputation for being haunted.
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Psych / int_8a8534fb	type	Chemically-Induced Insanity
Psych / int_8a8534fb	comment	Chemically-Induced Insanity: Used a few times: In "Shawn Interrupted," Shawn goes into a mental ward to try to prove that a crimelord is faking insanity to get an Insanity Defense. Turns out this trope is at play instead, and he is being continually dosed by one of the nurses. Happens to Lassiter in "Heeeeeere's Lassie", where the killer is putting a chemical in the air vents to drive certain residents insane. Occurs yet again when a law firm has a man dosed so that people think he's an insane conspiracy nut to discredit them when he is building a case against them when he finds that they've had some shady dealings.
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Psych / int_8b68d9a7	type	Stalker with a Crush
Psych / int_8b68d9a7	comment	Stalker with a Crush: Downplayed. Selene follows Gus to the morgue and has done extensive research on him, choosing him as a partner. Gus is weirded out at first, but eventually comes to like it.
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Psych / int_8cb1a369	type	Took a Level in Jerkass
Psych / int_8cb1a369	comment	Took a Level in Jerkass: Juliet gets noticeably colder towards Shawn and Gus in season 4, due to her own Character Development as a more serious cop and Shawn's rejection at the end of season 3. Shawn gets hit pretty bad by this in season 5, though signs of it pop up in season 4 (mostly by starting to abuse Gus in ways that would have long term consequences, such as making expensive charges on his credit card).
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Psych / int_8e1aef2d	type	Reference Overdosed
Psych / int_8e1aef2d	comment	Reference Overdosed: The show's gimmick is all the 1980s and 1990s pop culture jokes. See ShoutOut.Psych.
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Psych / int_8e20979	type	Wham Episode
Psych / int_8e20979	comment	Wham Episode: The season 4 finale definitely counts: Mr. Yin, the even more psycho partner to serial killer Mr. Yang, kidnaps Juliet and Abigail seemingly just to screw with Shawn. Mary, the Yin-Yang expert from the Third Season finale gets killed. Shawn manages to save both women, but Abigail breaks up with him and Juliet seems to have a breakdown as she falls crying into Lassiter's arms. And finally, the last shot of the episode implies that Yang knew Shawn when he was younger. The season 5 finale even more so. Mr. Yin returns for revenge, almost killing Shawn and Gus in the process. Yang is revealed to have a Freudian Excuse for her obsession with Shawn. It turns out that she is Yin's daughter and she always thought of the Spencers as a model of what a real family is. Then, it is revealed that Yin has taken on a new apprentice. After overcoming all odds to make it out alive, the episode ends with Lassiter discovering that Shawn and Juliet are together. "Neil Simon's Lover's Retreat": Moments after Shawn and Juliet seemingly laugh off the idea of marriage in their near future despite going on vacation together, Gus is given the Game Boy stolen from Shawn earlier in the episode, which he had been obsessing over in what appeared to be typically immature fashion. But after hearing a strange rattling inside, Gus opened the battery compartment to discover the engagement ring Shawn had stored there. Season 6 continues the trend. Not only were ALL of Henry's team when he was a cop corrupt, one of them SHOOTS HIM at the very end of the episode. In "Deez Nups": After Shawn gives Juliet his jacket to wear, she finds one of the clues that Shawn used in one of his many "visions" and begins to realize Shawn isn't actually psychic. "Psych The Musical": Yang is killed off. "1967: A Psych Odyssey": The Chief is transferred, and Lassie becomes the new chief. However, the mayor won't let Juliet advance to Head Detective, so she accepts an offer to be transferred with the Chief.
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Psych / int_8e20b0f7	type	Private Detective
Psych / int_8e20b0f7	comment	Private Detective: Shawn and Gus do private detective work through their "Psych" psychic detective agency, though they are sometimes officially retained by the police.
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Psych / int_8ed5c6e4	type	Asshole Victim
Psych / int_8ed5c6e4	comment	Asshole Victim: Nelson Poe in "Weekend Warriors" was shot and killed when he looked up and saw the episode's bad guy during the Civil War reenactment rehearsal. Shawn and Gus later find out that he was sleeping with another man's wife before he died. Nigel St. Nigel in "American Duos" is a would-be case of this; he manages to survive the episode, but the fact that he's a hyper-critical, snooty, disdainful and arrogant British asshole means that finding who wants to kill him isn't particularly easy, since there's a list of suspects practically queuing up. Vince Wagner in "Meat Is Murder, But Murder Is Also Murder" is an restaurant critic with ridiculously high standards. Not only did he give every restaurant he went to bad reviews for their best dishes, he also gave his wife ratings on everything she did (including sex), of which she never rose above two out of five. Professor Hahn, the calculus teacher in "If You're So Smart, Then Why Are You Dead?". In addition to having a temper, he's a blackmailer. Not only did he blackmail a student in the past for his tuition money and had the student expelled when he didn't comply, Hahn also did the exact same to the episode's killer when he found out the killer's real identity. Oil rig Safety Inspector Butch Hicks in "There Might Be Blood". He was such a stickler for the rules that he wrote up everyone for even the slightest infraction. Unsurprisingly, the entire crew of the rig is glad to be rid of him. Old Man Fuller from "Gus's Dad May Have Killed An Old Guy". He had a history of being incredibly difficult with his neighbors and was revealed to be blackmailing them meaning that pretty much everyone in the neighborhood had reasons for wanting him dead. Gus's boss Dorian Creech from "Office Space". The man was an overly aggressive, cruel jerk and even worse than Ogletree from "Ghosts". Hell, in his introductory scene, he throws his letter opener at his secretary just for not opening his mail for him. This is why the case is hard to solve on top of Shawn and Gus tampering with the crime scene, since every employee is a viable suspect.
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Psych / int_901dbf9a	type	Cliff Hanger
Psych / int_901dbf9a	comment	Cliffhanger: Season 6 ends on a massive one with Henry being shot by one of his old partners on the force. The movie ends with just as big a one when Juliet's brother arrives at the psychphransico office...followed by a trigger-happy SWAT team that proceeds to shoot the office up as they escape. Plus, there's what's inside Ewan's wedding gift...
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Psych / int_90631787	type	Vehicle-Based Characterization
Psych / int_90631787	comment	Vehicle-Based Characterization: Shawn owns a motorcycle, while Gus drives a company-issued sedan. This highlights how Gus is a (relatively) more mature Straight Man to Shawn's Manchild tendencies. In the series finale and ensuing movies, the pair of Heterosexual Life-Partners switch to a driver's ed car equipped with two steering wheels.
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Psych / int_915242d3	type	Pstandard Psychic Pstance
Psych / int_915242d3	comment	Pstandard Psychic Pstance: Shawn exaggerates this to the point of mockery, finding more and more outlandish ways to flail around to represent his "powers." Notable that the fingers-to-temple is just an exaggeration of Shawn's natural mannerism when he's focusing on a memory. You can see him do it in the first flashback from the pilot. In one episode, he figured out some evidence from a photo and stated it calmly. When Jules asked him how he knew he said that he got it psychically, but didn't have enough energy to do the usual "hands on head" thing. In "Thrill Seekers & Hell Raisers" Gus participates in the summation, and Shawn helpfully puts his hand next to Gus' head. This is similar to the season one episode where Shawn insisted on rubbing Gus' "magic" head while getting his psych on. Lampshaded in an episode when Shawn deduces something about his father and gets into his psychic position. And again by Gus in "Feet, Don't Kill Me Now":
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Psych / int_92420773	type	Thematic Theme Tune
Psych / int_92420773	comment	Thematic Theme Tune: Appropriately describes Shawn's plot-driving lie. "I know you know/That I'm not telling the truth..."
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Psych / int_93e02e39	type	Knocking the Knockoff
Psych / int_93e02e39	comment	Knocking the Knockoff: A later show, The Mentalist, blatantly ripped off the show's exact premise (a man who can cold-read details of a crime scene via Sherlock Scan solves crimes by pretending to be psychic), and Psych took several opportunities to call them on it. At one point, Shawn explains what he does as "like The Mentalist but not fake" and then adds that if he were a fake psychic, it would be "a virtual carbon copy." In another episode, a character is made fun of for listing The Mentalist as one of her favorite TV shows.
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Psych / int_94a6783b	type	Ignored Enemy
Psych / int_94a6783b	comment	Ignored Enemy: Yin has Shawn and Gus strapped to chairs and is about to inject them with something to kill them. They start arguing over who Yin will kill first, and whether he plans on sterilizing the needle between uses. Happens again in the movie when Shawn and Gus discuss the Chief's daughter's location and Woody keeps apologizing for calling Allison Cowley a "bitch", all while she gets exasperated that they keep ignoring her for their own conversation and don't even follow her instructions.
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Psych / int_96a2363c	type	Bathos
Psych / int_96a2363c	comment	Bathos: All the time. Shawn jokes while in mortal peril. The first episode of the Yin/Yang trilogy has him state it's a coping mechanism to deal with the stress and danger. Gus immediately plays into it to make himself a target of everyone's anger and give Shawn a break.
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Psych / int_9788e2b1	type	Black Dude Dies First
Psych / int_9788e2b1	comment	Not surprisingly, Gus has very stringent requirements for entering any horror-movie-like situation.
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Psych / int_984ef9ef	type	"Not So Different" Remark
Psych / int_984ef9ef	comment	"Not So Different" Remark: Lassiter seems to think of the Spencer father and son being basically the same person. Same for Captain Connors, who in a less-than-lucid state, called Shawn "Henry". Allison Cowley remarks on this regarding her and Juliet, wince they're both blonde, can kick ass and are intelligent. Except for, you know, Allison's lack of empathy.
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Psych / int_987be393	type	Gambit Roulette
Psych / int_987be393	comment	Gambit Roulette: Mr Yin's and Mr Yang's masterful plans have to hinge on unplanned events to get around Shawn.
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Psych / int_9ae0cca6	type	Character Blog
Psych / int_9ae0cca6	comment	Character Blog: Lassiter and Gus both have blogs. In Lassiter's case, the blog is actually written by the actor who plays him, and both blogs have quite a few nice character details. Lassie also has a Twitter now, also written by Tim Omundson. And yes, if you tweet him, he will respond in character. Juliet and Chief Vick also have Facebook accounts, as do Shawn himself and Abigail Lytar. It's not known whether they are written by their respective actors/actresses, but Jules, Shawn, and Vick will respond in character to your comments and Wall Posts. Shawn's Facebook account was actually a plot point in one episode. And now Lassiter has gotten in on the Facebook action. This version of Shawn's Facebook and this version of Gus's Facebook interact with Lassie's, linked above. Along with McNab.
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Psych / int_9bcd82c0	type	Took a Level in Badass
Psych / int_9bcd82c0	comment	Took a Level in Badass: Well not "badass," but Gus manages to pull off a Shawn style "cover" on his own in the season 5 opener. Marlowe Viccellio emerged from prison with some mad Muay Thai moves as her newest talent, and also learned how to break a grown man's nose with a single punch. Juliet has taken karate lessons by the movie and can flip up and deliver a roundhouse kick to her opponent's face.
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Psych / int_9ccb5f39	type	Summation Gathering
Psych / int_9ccb5f39	comment	Summation Gathering: The Summation is typically given in a parlour scene worthy of Agatha Christie, in front of cops, the killer, and one or more people related to the victim.
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Psych / int_9d12bbc1	type	Foreshadowing
Psych / int_9d12bbc1	comment	Foreshadowing: The beginning of many episodes involve Henry teaching young Shawn a valuable lesson about crime-solving. Sharp viewers can often solve the mystery well before the end of the episode by applying this lesson to the clues Shawn finds.
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Psych / int_9dab0a6e	type	Continuity Nod
Psych / int_9dab0a6e	comment	Continuity Nod: Has its own page.
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Psych / int_9e9203e1	type	Dramatically Missing the Point
Psych / int_9e9203e1	comment	Dramatically Missing the Point: When, in the seventh season, Juliet discovers that Shawn has been lying about being a psychic, it implodes their relationship. He spends the following episode mulling things over and tells her "If I hadn't given you my jacket, we would still be okay." No, Shawn, it wouldn't still be okay, and that's the point.
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Psych / int_9f085fbc	type	The Dissenter Is Always Right
Psych / int_9f085fbc	comment	The Dissenter Is Always Right: Happens quite a lot with Shawn as the dissenter, much to the annoyance of Head Detective Carlton Lassiter. Many episodes such as "Truer Lies", "Dead Bear Walking", and "Shawn, Interrupted" feature Shawn going against Lassie's belief that a certain suspect was responsible for the crime of the week, outright going beyond the law to assist said suspect. In other episodes, when a suspect claims to be innocent of a crime, Shawn tries to prove their innocence, regardless of everyone else's opinion. In "The Head, Tail, and the Whole Damn Episode", Lassie pre-emptively claims that a shark attack victim was murdered to avoid getting showed up by Shawn. This results in him becoming a laughingstock in the media. However, Shawn insists that Lassie was right and encourages him to follow his gut instinct. As per formula, the victim was actually murdered, having been stabbed to death with a serrated blade that resembled a shark tooth. Gus himself gets a moment in "Cog Blocked", where he insists that a man with a boring, unremarkable life was murdered and did not commit suicide (even Shawn himself is pretty sure it was a suicide). It turns out that the killer was his boss, who killed him to cover up an insurance fraud scheme.
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Psych / int_9f970427	type	Secret-Keeper
Psych / int_9f970427	comment	Secret-Keeper: Gus and Henry are in on Shawn's shtick from its inception. This allows both to function as The Watson and explain how he figured it out. Also Declan and, oddly enough, Curt Smith from Tears for Fears. Starting with "Deez Nups", Jules keeps the secret. It's implied Chief Vick knows he's not a real psychic. She often has a sarcastic tone when asking him for psychic insights, and Shawn frequently fails to pretend he's having a vision when he's talking to just her alone.
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Psych / int_9fda81a7	type	The Summation
Psych / int_9fda81a7	comment	The Summation: Given a twist in that Shawn has to appear like a psychic while delivering his solution to each case.
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Psych / int_a0cf200f	type	Digital Piracy Is Evil
Psych / int_a0cf200f	comment	The duo of robbers "Barbie And Clyde" are perfectly fine with lying, cheating, robbing and swindling folks out of their money and possessions, but likewise draw the line at killing. Also, they're against animal cruelty and digital piracy.
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Psych / int_a1a1491e	type	Homage
Psych / int_a1a1491e	comment	Season 6's "Heeeeeres Lassie" is a massive Homage to The Shining, and has Lassiter fly into a murderous rage, blood dripping from light fixtures, and another apparent haunting. A serial killer is targeting inhabitants of a specific apartment, giving it a reputation for being haunted.
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Psych / int_a3509d95	type	The Password Is Always "Swordfish"
Psych / int_a3509d95	comment	The Password Is Always "Swordfish": Shawn to Gus: "I can't believe you're still using 'chocolate thunder' as your password", in the roller-skating episode. Averted the previous (oilrig) episode, when Shawn notably scans the room and afterward only knows the password, panther21, because it was written down.
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Psych / int_a39d6056	type	Nice to the Waiter
Psych / int_a39d6056	comment	Nice to the Waiter: One of the reasons Shawn gets away with all his shenanigans is that he often befriends people in the lower echelons of whatever organization he's looking into. At the SBPD, he remembered the name of their video tech when Juliet forgot the guy even existed.
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Psych / int_a4c37cbe	type	Mood Whiplash
Psych / int_a4c37cbe	comment	"Psych The Musical": Yang is killed off.
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Psych / int_a536f3a3	type	Gender-Blender Name
Psych / int_a536f3a3	comment	Gender-Blender Name: Mary Lightly (the Yin/Yang episodes), Leslie Valerie Sally ("Office Space").
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Psych / int_a8dcb1d7	type	Love at First Sight
Psych / int_a8dcb1d7	comment	Love at First Sight: Lassie and Marlowe hit it off instantly, becoming the show's Beta Couple. Their love never wavers, and they finish the series married and with a child.
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Psych / int_aa5b4f2c	type	Wedding Episode
Psych / int_aa5b4f2c	comment	"Deez Nups", a very silly Wedding Episode that ends with Juliet finding out Shawn's secret. Juliet is very pissed off and Shawn is devastated.
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Psych / int_abc60c5d	type	Harmful to Minors
Psych / int_abc60c5d	comment	Later parodied when Lassiter, without explanation, yells out "I know who the West Side Rapist is!" while tap dancing with a class of children at a recital.
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Psych / int_acecb17d	type	Chekhov's Skill
Psych / int_acecb17d	comment	The pilot has Lassiter paired with a different junior detective, with whom he's having an affair. She's gone by the second episode, and Lassiter's estranged from his wife. Lassiter would also become much more morally upright (and so not the person to have an extramarital affair with a co-worker) and more inept with the opposite sex. Shawn also worked a variety of jobs which on rare occasions had esoteric relevance to the plot. That disappeared relatively quickly and was replaced by Shawn learning his Chekhov's Skill in a flashback at the beginning instead. Shawn's also more hostile and belligerent towards Lassiter in the first episode, whereas in later episodes he becomes more playful, if still disrespectful.
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Psych / int_ad1db87c	type	Oh, Crap!
Psych / int_ad1db87c	comment	Oh, Crap!: Shawn rushes into an empty swimming pool to save Gus, turns over the body in the foot of stagnant water in the deep end, and it's the killer... "Uh oh." Shawn at the end of "Deez Nups" when Juliet starts questioning if he's really psychic.
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Psych / int_ad54954f	type	Punk in the Trunk
Psych / int_ad54954f	comment	Punk in the Trunk: Shawn gets stuffed in the trunk of a car in "Shawn Takes a Shot in the Dark." Naturally, Henry prepared Shawn for this scenario. Gus gets his turn in "Shawn and Gus in Drag (Racing)" when he's taken as a hostage by the murderer.
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Psych / int_ad641426	type	Trademark Favorite Food
Psych / int_ad641426	comment	Shawn eats it so often in the middle few seasons it almost becomes a Trademark Favorite Food - second to pineapple of course.
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Psych / int_b01abe4f	type	Catchphrase
Psych / int_b01abe4f	comment	Catchphrase: Has its own page.
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Psych / int_b11ac9f5	type	Abusive Parents
Psych / int_b11ac9f5	comment	Abusive Parents: Although it's made very clear throughout the series that Henry loves Shawn dearly, some of the flashbacks (or real-time references to Shawn's past) are rather worrying. For instance, Henry taught young Shawn how to escape a locked car trunk... by locking him in a car trunknote And then he got mad when Shawn followed his instructions and kicked out his tail light!. Adult Shawn is also upset by the fact that, when he was eight, Henry hid Shawn's Easter eggs by burying them five feet underground. Henry claims that he left loose dirt to indicate a fresh dig to make it easier. Shawn points out that this fresh dig was hidden under a camouflage tarp covered with bricks and broken glass. On a more amusing note, there's still two he hasn't found. Shawn is also visibly surprised whenever Henry shows even small amounts of affection, even claiming Henry hadn't said "I love you" in to him years.
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Psych / int_b408c009	type	City of Adventure
Psych / int_b408c009	comment	City of Adventure: Santa Barbara, of all places. The real city is a small town of less than 100,000 people that has one or two murders a year. While not all episodes feature murder, and not all episodes that do feature murder take place in Santa Barbara, the murder rate in Psych's Santa Barbara must be at least a couple of magnitudes higher than that if the police need Shawn and Gus's help on a dozen murders per year. On top of that, the city has whatever backdrop is needed to make the plot work, such as a thriving illegal drag racing scene or a war brewing between Asian gangs. Given that the writers treat Santa Barbara as a much larger city than it is, one wonders why they didn't just go with a big city in the first place. Also, Mr. Yang is described as "the most notorious serial killer this city [Santa Barbara] has ever seen". So, how many has it had? Everyone assumes Santa Barbra is a nice town... Santa Barbara County has over 400,000 people, and since the show has come on, the murder rate has increased sevenfold. Life Imitates Art? "It's the murder capital of the world."
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Psych / int_b486877f	type	Squick
Psych / int_b486877f	comment	One Season 3 teaser. "That wasn't a jelly donut."
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Psych / int_b4eff8a8	type	Epic Fail
Psych / int_b4eff8a8	comment	Later, Shawn tries to pull down the bad guy's house down by chaining the Blueberry (Gus' blue Toyota Yaris/Echo) to the house's support beam and wrecking it Lethal Weapon 2-style. However this fails for two reasons: 1.) The car used in the movie to pull down the house was a heavy duty pickup-truck; instead Shawn and Gus used a small hatchback style car, which breaks in half due to not being supported for that kind of force. 2.) The house's support beam was reinforced to the ground by concrete and not to a loose hillside.
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Psych / int_b53077b3	type	Take That!
Psych / int_b53077b3	comment	Take That!: Has its own page.
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Psych / int_b5b4888f	type	The '80s
Psych / int_b5b4888f	comment	Being big fans of Eighties pop culture, Shawn and Gus have made at least one reference to The Breakfast Club. But if Ally Sheedy played Allison Reynolds (you know, the basket case), then who's the serial killer Yang? Judd Nelson, who has been personally referenced on previous episodes, guest-starred in "Death is in the Air" as a scientist. Anthony Michael Hall was also in the film and was referenced before appearing in "No Trout About It" as Harris Trout. This also brings up Shawn's jab at an FBI agent at the season 7 premiere about his "soft, peachy Anthony Michael Hall-ish face". Molly Ringwald also guest-starred in "Shawn, Interrupted".
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Psych / int_b707726f	type	Hypocritical Humor
Psych / int_b707726f	comment	Hypocritical Humor: Allison when Juliet figures out she's lying. Though she could also talking about herself. Juliet is appalled when Shawn suspects her brother might be a murderer. Gus reminds her that she previously charged both his (innocent) parents with murder...on Christmas.
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Psych / int_b7bc7d28	type	Attention Deficit... Ooh, Shiny!
Psych / int_b7bc7d28	comment	Attention Deficit... Ooh, Shiny!: Shawn, in "Ferry Tale", vehemently objects to going with Gus on an environmental trip. As they board the ferry, Gus points out that Shawn did agree to go, but that he apparently wasn't paying close attention when he did. Shawn, offended, begins ranting about how he has keen, well-developed mental abilities and an infallible sense of attention. He forgets his complaints mid-rant when Gus gives him a Snickers bar (in a shiny wrapper, no less, making this trope count even more) and goes "Ooh!". This works at least twice. In "Dead Man's Curveball," he accidentally ingests speed. In the middle of a conversation, he becomes distracted by Gus's ear.
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Psych / int_b892dd2d	type	Girl of the Week
Psych / int_b892dd2d	comment	Girl of the Week: Early season episodes often gave Shawn an episodic love interest, presenting him as something of a womanizer until he settled down with Abigail and then Juliet. Gus would get temporary love interests who lasted an episode or so until the end of the show.
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Psych / int_b999f0a4	type	Overused Running Gag
Psych / int_b999f0a4	comment	Overused Running Gag: Shawn and and Gus discuss running their jokes into the ground.
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Psych / int_ba236071	type	It Makes Sense in Context
Psych / int_ba236071	comment	In the episode "Think Tank" Shawn is trying to safely maneuver a billionaire through a hotel hallway, when he sees a small bottle of Axe shampoo in a cleaning ladies cart, He also demands a giant bowl of Skittles, some Big League Chew, and a "dope NBA air horn" (the last item claimed to be at Gus' request) in exchange for Psych joining the Think Tank.
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Psych / int_ba5bbda5	type	Mirror Character
Psych / int_ba5bbda5	comment	Mirror Character: Lassiter and Shawn can be more alike than they realise, often turning up at the same locations looking for evidence without knowledge of each other. A prominent example is the penultimate episode of season four, in which Lassiter starts acting on a "crazy" hunch and conversely Shawn starts doing actual policework. More subtly in the same episode—both Shawn and Lassiter do part of their routine in moments when it's completely pointless, both rectify it as being a "force of habit".
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Psych / int_bcd27e37	type	Improbable Aiming Skills
Psych / int_bcd27e37	comment	Improbable Aiming Skills: The few times that Shawn's marksmanship is demonstrated, he makes unlikely shots with precision. In the pilot, he hits the same bullet holes that Lucinda Barry does at the shooting range. In "Shawn Takes a Shot in the Dark," he shoots out the villain's engine block during a Car Chase Shoot-Out despite recently having been shot himself. In "We'd Like to Thank the Academy," he shows off his speed and precision with gun. Unfortunately, he's an undiscerning shot, so it's more like super-accurate Reckless Gun Usage. Juliet in the Friday the 13th Tuesday the 17th episode shoots the bad guy in the hand, disarming him. Immediately lampshaded.
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Psych / int_bce16d24	type	Why Don't You Just Shoot Him?
Psych / int_bce16d24	comment	Why Don't You Just Shoot Him??: Depending on whom you ask, the episode "Shawn Takes a Shot in the Dark" came about either because an executive asked why the gun-carrying bad guys never shot Shawn, or because executive producer Kelly Kulchak is a fan of Hurt/Comfort fic.
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Psych / int_bd0230fb	type	Ambiguously Bi
Psych / int_bd0230fb	comment	Ambiguously Bi: Shawn makes the occasional comment that hints at being bi, like when he says he and Gus wouldn't work as a couple not because they're straight, but because Gus is too good for him. Lassiter and the Coroner Woody having spent the night wrapped in each other's arms in "Late Night Gus" is played for laughs.
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Psych / int_c01027a6	type	Better than a Bare Bulb
Psych / int_c01027a6	comment	Better than a Bare Bulb: The amount of Lampshade Hanging and Affectionate Parody in the show is ridiculous.
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Psych / int_c335b9ec	type	Irony
Psych / int_c335b9ec	comment	Irony: Lassiter, a detective that looks down at all criminals, no matter how big or small their crimes are marries one after she's served her time for a murder case he worked. Lassiter was the one who inspired Shawn's Phony Psychic routine in the first place by accusing him of being an accomplice in crimes in the pilot. He has no one but himself to blame for Shawn's presence. In the pilot, Shawn exposes Lassiter's relationship with his partner Lucinda resulting in her getting transferred and the department implementing a rule against workplace relationships. This bites Shawn in the ass four seasons later when he and Juliet start a relationship which they have to hide from the rest of the department.
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Psych / int_c435ec5d	type	Aesop Amnesia
Psych / int_c435ec5d	comment	Aesop Amnesia: In one episode, Juliet learns that she can dress nicely and look like a beautiful woman without compromising her competence as a detective. After which she immediately goes back to wearing the same pantsuits she's been wearing all series. "Does not ever learn a lesson" is basically Shawn's quintessential personality trait, though he actually does go through Character Development as the show goes on.
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Psych / int_c5ccf60f	type	Internal Reveal
Psych / int_c5ccf60f	comment	Internal Reveal: Shawn attempts to come clean to Lassiter in his recorded goodbye message in the finale. Subverted when Lassiter stops the recording and breaks the disc rather than hear it, though. The audience is fully aware of who the villain is in the movie, but not how they're connected to the characters until the characters find out. At least until The Man Behind the Man is revealed.
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Psych / int_c6b2fdd1	type	Fixing the Game
Psych / int_c6b2fdd1	comment	Fixing the Game: One episode involves a rigged poker game with invisibly marked cards. Another involves a conspiracy to fix horse races.
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Psych / int_c6b4b048	type	Dropped After the Pilot
Psych / int_c6b4b048	comment	Dropped After the Pilot: The show gave Detective Lassiter a female partner (Anne Dudek appeared as the competent and skeptical Detective Lucinda Barry, partner and lover of the major character Carlton Lassiter) with whom he was having an affair and who was suspicious of Shawn's "psychic" abilities. Post-pilot she is never seen again, and is said to have been transferred out in the second episode because of the affair thing and replaced with Shawn's trusting, less skeptical eventual Love Interest, Junior Detective Juliet O'Hara.
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Psych / int_c6dd74c5	type	Unbelievable Source Plot
Psych / int_c6dd74c5	comment	Unbelievable Source Plot: Parodied. Shawn is gifted with excellent non-supernatural observational skills but rather than demonstrate these skills, opts to convince the police he is psychic. Only one of the cops doubts his powers are really psychic and is ridiculed by his colleagues for not believing.
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Psych / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
Psych / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: Has its own page.
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Psych / int_c7d86fbe	type	Plausible Deniability
Psych / int_c7d86fbe	comment	Plausible Deniability: It's strongly hinted that Chief Vick knows that Shawn's psychic abilities are just an act but, in addition to her friendship with his dad, considers his skills too valuable to ignore. So she plays along for both this trope and knowing Shawn would be a major liability if he was a more official consultant.
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Psych / int_c868a42a	type	Freudian Excuse
Psych / int_c868a42a	comment	The season 5 finale even more so. Mr. Yin returns for revenge, almost killing Shawn and Gus in the process. Yang is revealed to have a Freudian Excuse for her obsession with Shawn. It turns out that she is Yin's daughter and she always thought of the Spencers as a model of what a real family is. Then, it is revealed that Yin has taken on a new apprentice. After overcoming all odds to make it out alive, the episode ends with Lassiter discovering that Shawn and Juliet are together.
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Psych / int_c895f927	type	Criminal Mind Games
Psych / int_c895f927	comment	Criminal Mind Games: The Yin-Yang Killer in the episode "An Evening with Mr. Yang." Notably, what led to the capture of Yang was Shawn absolutely refusing to to follow the game, which pissed off the killer so much that she walked right up to Shawn with a gun and an angry rant about him not playing, surrounded by undercover police. And then again in the season 4 finale when Mr. Yin, Yang's partner, comes to screw with Shawn and the SBPD.
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Psych / int_c8a8c595	type	Retirony
Psych / int_c8a8c595	comment	Retirony: Shawn spends all of "Bounty Hunters!" ducking whenever someone says that they are going to retire. When asked what he is doing he explains that that's when somebody usually gets shot, right? In the season six finale, Henry retires due to finding out that two of his partners from his days in the force were crooked, and he could no longer put his heart in it. As he tells this to his last remaining partner, a tragic case of I Never Said It Was Poison happens, and the last partner shoots Henry as they're walking along the beach to keep him quiet.
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Psych / int_c91dcba1	type	Perma-Stubble
Psych / int_c91dcba1	comment	Perma-Stubble: Shawn's facial hair self regulates to a cozy five o'clock shadow.
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Psych / int_c9597a03	type	Self-Deprecation
Psych / int_c9597a03	comment	Allison when Juliet figures out she's lying. Though she could also talking about herself.
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Psych / int_c9e7f2b	type	Necro Cam
Psych / int_c9e7f2b	comment	Necro Cam: In earlier episodes, this is done with fuzzy, washed-out, oversaturated shots of how the victims die. This changes in later seasons: instead of showing original footage, often it would repeat key lines that would give a clue to what happened.
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Psych / int_ca7ec334	type	Two Lines, No Waiting
Psych / int_ca7ec334	comment	Two Lines, No Waiting: Though everyone is usually working on the same case, if Jules and Lassiter happen to be working on a major case while Shawn and Gus take a smaller, weirder or seemingly less important case, you can expect that the smaller case is in some way a cover-up of the big case.
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Psych / int_cb410941	type	No Badge? No Problem!
Psych / int_cb410941	comment	No Badge? No Problem!: Shawn will often tell people he's "The Head Psychic for the SBPD" as if he's an actual officer, when he's actually a consultant/hired-on Private Detective. Doesn't stop him from investigating everything and everyone vaguely connected to a high profile or interesting case, even cases he hasn't actually been hired for it. Da Chief puts up with it because he gets results. It's to the point cops from other jurisdictions have assumed Shawn is the boss and Detective Lassiter is supposed to answer to him, rather than the other way around.
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Psych / int_cc4b45f6	type	Word of God
Psych / int_cc4b45f6	comment	invoked Tragically averted. Word of God says that if Psych hadn't made Leverage a fictional show within the Psych universe (see Celebrity Paradox above), Leverage's Eliot would have had an uncle named Henry. The favor was returned in Leverage, however, as Hardison mentions that Nate has Psych in his Netflix queue.
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Psych / int_cdad4b25	type	Toxic Friend Influence
Psych / int_cdad4b25	comment	Toxic Friend Influence: Gus's parents see Shawn as this to him. Given that Shawn is a lazy, irresponsible jerk who frequently mooches off of Gus and gets the both of them into trouble, it's hard to disagree with them.
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Psych / int_cdfe12c3	type	Nothing Is Scarier
Psych / int_cdfe12c3	comment	Nothing Is Scarier: In "Scary Sherry: Bianca's Toast," we never see the aftermath of Bianca's death by electrocution in the bathtub, but Juliet's Thousand-Yard Stare tells us that it can't have been pretty. Similarly, in "Tuesday the 17th," Annie's dead body is never shown, but it's heavily implied that Clive hacked her to death with an axe. When Juliet—a trained cop who's seen dozens of dead bodies—finds her, all she can do is press a hand to her mouth in horror.
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Psych / int_ce6652e5	type	Classy Cat-Burglar
Psych / int_ce6652e5	comment	Despereaux the master thief turned out to be running an insurance scam with art curators, so he wasn't the Classy Cat-Burglar that Shawn hoped he was. In his follow up episode, Despereaux even noted with amusement how much Shawn wanted him to be a legendary thief.
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Psych / int_cf92fea8	type	Cassandra Truth
Psych / int_cf92fea8	comment	Cassandra Truth: In "In Plain Fright", Shawn sees a murder... in a haunted house. He has a tough time getting anyone to believe him. In "Truer Lies", Shawn has to prove the truth of a witness testimony given by a compulsive liar who had a history of sending the police department on wild goose chases. It's also implied that Shawn sees a lot of himself in the guy. "Not Even Close... Encounters" had a lawyer who frequently suffered from delusions claim that his co-worker had been abducted by aliens. No one believes him due to him having made a similar claim previously and his insistence that a textile company he was suing had deliberately caused a chemical spill. As it turned out, the lawyer was right about the company deliberately causing the spill as the CEO had discovered oil under some land and wanted people out of the area while he drilled for it. The CEO exploited the lawyer's history of mental illness to make him think he saw an alien abduction to discredit him.
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Psych / int_cffafc80	type	You, Get Me Coffee
Psych / int_cffafc80	comment	You, Get Me Coffee: Lassiter has demanded coffee from McNab multiple times. In "Viagra Falls", Henry's cop buddies incessantly ask this from Juliet.
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Psych / int_d0f0a80d	type	One-Word Title
Psych / int_d0f0a80d	comment	One-Word Title: The show is named after the one-word private detective agency Shawn founds at the end of the pilot.
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Psych / int_d129e13e	type	"Eureka!" Moment
Psych / int_d129e13e	comment	"Eureka!" Moment: Shawn usually gets his Eureka well in advance, but later has to set up the summation to maintain his role as a psychic. Later parodied when Lassiter, without explanation, yells out "I know who the West Side Rapist is!" while tap dancing with a class of children at a recital.
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Psych / int_d1affec1	type	That Came Out Wrong
Psych / int_d1affec1	comment	That Came Out Wrong: After easily cracking a case, Shawn goes out with a beautiful woman. He realizes just as she invites him back to her place that he has made a mistake. His comments that the case was "too easy" and "I can't believe how quickly I nailed this!" make it sound like he is calling her a tramp, and she leaves. In the football episode: Gus (who is masquerading as a team manager/doctor/masseur) says that he won't massage the football players because he only uses his hands "to touch [him]self." In the same episode he tells a football player he admired that "I slept on your face for years!" When Shawn notes that he and Gus are being played as pawns in a game, Gus replies, "I'm no pawn, Shawn; I'm a queen!" In "We'd Like to Thank the Academy": Memorably, Lassiter about the SBPD in the first season: "We don't have balls." The season 6 finale (ahem) plays with this a bit: This: This came with a touch of Brick Joke: In one episode, Gus angrily declares that he just wants to return to the spa retreat he'd booked for himself. Quote, "I will be naked, and unashamed, under my robe, while they rub Little Shawn down!" 'Little Shawn' was a name he'd given the biggest stress pain in his life. The ladies that had pulled up next to him at the traffic lights, needless to say, take it the wrong way. Lassiter in "Deez Nups" tells someone "If you don't reveal yourself, I will whip out the enormous piece I have under my robe!"...with the mailman standing a few feet away.
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Psych / int_d2cf1dce	type	Hyper-Awareness
Psych / int_d2cf1dce	comment	Hyper-Awareness: Shawn, thanks to his father's relentless training. He even gets a special effect to show when he notices something. Henry has this too, but he doesn't get special effects. It's often played with as having such a talent also requires the proper knowledge and/or skills to connect the pieces together. Shawn has referred to Gus on his knowledge of pharmaceuticals many times. Another time he joked that he identified a poisoned sandwich because the number of sesame seeds on the regular hotel sandwiches were much different (it was actually the style of toothpick to keep them together). He remarked that he was observant, not the Rain Man. A rival (fake) psychic working for the FBI also had some talent in this, at least able to deduce when Shawn was using his skills.
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Psych / int_d3540d32	type	Life Imitates Art
Psych / int_d3540d32	comment	Santa Barbara County has over 400,000 people, and since the show has come on, the murder rate has increased sevenfold. Life Imitates Art?
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Psych / int_d45c0b86	type	Refuge in Audacity
Psych / int_d45c0b86	comment	Refuge in Audacity: Pretty much anything Shawn ever says or does, but calling your phony psychic detective agency that you're using to get yourself out of trouble with the cops "Psych" is certainly up there in the "requires large cojones" department.
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Psych / int_d54f84cb	type	Dream Within a Dream
Psych / int_d54f84cb	comment	Dream Within a Dream: Happens in one of the "Psych Slumber Party" marathon commercials. It starts with Juliet's dream about her and Shawn being alone... which is in Shawn's dream about him with a giant stack of pancakes... which is in Gus's dream about Pluto being made a planet again... which is in Lassie's dream about Shawn finally giving up the Psychic Detective business.
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Psych / int_d62184c3	type	Theme Serial Killer
Psych / int_d62184c3	comment	Theme Serial Killer: Yin and Yang are killers operating on such a themed basis that they even have a convenient logo.
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Psych / int_d66cd0e6	type	Training from Hell
Psych / int_d66cd0e6	comment	Training from Hell: A watered down version, but Shawn's father Henry relentlessly drilled Shawn from very early in his childhood (to the exclusion of a normal childhood, save Gus — which isn't saying much) to have the uncanny attention to detail and eidetic memory which now allows Shawn to convincingly fake having psychic abilities. In episode 4x09, we learn that the training didn't stop there. Henry taught young Shawn how to escape from being locked in a car trunk... by locking him in a car trunk.
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Psych / int_d74f8f88	type	Free Prize at the Bottom
Psych / int_d74f8f88	comment	Free Prize at the Bottom: One episode begins with young Shawn trying to get the prize from a box of cereal, and then his dad shows him that the most efficient way to accomplish this is to just open the box from the bottom. In "Death is in the Air," Shawn calls back to this when trying to tell Jules that he loves her.
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Psych / int_d7f6f486	type	The Other Darrin
Psych / int_d7f6f486	comment	Shawn's younger self in "The Polarizing Express" lampshades the casting of different actors to play him from "week to week."
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Psych / int_d7fc9fd0	type	Vitriolic Best Buds
Psych / int_d7fc9fd0	comment	Vitriolic Best Buds: Shawn and Gus are a downplayed version of this trope, in that they're less 'vitriolic' and more 'affectionately snarky'. Each is very quick to make sarcastic comments about the other and frequently engage in childish bickering, but they're also utterly inseparable.
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Psych / int_d8e40b47	type	El Spanish "-o"
Psych / int_d8e40b47	comment	El Spanish "-o": Shawn's time on a Spanish soap opera mostly consists of middle school Spanish, but for his summation he switches to accented English with some -o-ing. This reappears in "No Country For Two Old Men" when the cast ends up in Mexico. It's made extra funny both times by the fact that James Roday Rodriguez is Mexican-American.
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Psych / int_daba0e87	type	Acquired Poison Immunity
Psych / int_daba0e87	comment	Lassie reveals that he's been building up a tolerance for chloroform over the last fifteen years.
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Psych / int_dbca2c99	type	Red Herring
Psych / int_dbca2c99	comment	Red Herring: Happens every so often, with Shawn (happily) and Gus (reluctantly) having to exonerate them. A common occurrence in Psych is that they start focusing on a particular suspect, only to find him/her dead by the time they go out to catch him/her. A notable example is in the Season 4 finale: Mr. Yin wears ankle weights to make Shawn believe Mary is the killer.
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Psych / int_dbd2c15e	type	Everyone Can See It
Psych / int_dbd2c15e	comment	Everyone Can See It: The Shawn/Juliet (non-)relationship has been commented on by several Case of the Week characters, and even Gus seems to be trying to help it along. In Season 5, when Shawn and Jules finally start dating, Shawn has trouble telling Gus, fearing that Gus won't take it well. When the truth comes out, Gus doesn't act surprised... until Shawn catches him eating a bowl of caramels, which earlier he said Gus had a tendency of doing whenever Shawn enters into a serious relationship. When Shawn questions if it is, Gus defensively hides the bowl with Shawn rolling his eyes at what's gonna happen.
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Psych / int_dc579c91	type	Contrived Coincidence
Psych / int_dc579c91	comment	Contrived Coincidence: Whenever Psych has a case unrelated to the one being solved by the SBPD, there will be something to connect the two at the end. For example, Shabby the Sea Lion was shot by some diamond smugglers that Lassie was looking for. In another episode, the SBPD is looking for a "Regina Kane", who is actually one of the personalities of Psych's client.
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Psych / int_dc77cb66	type	Multi-Gendered Split Personalities
Psych / int_dc77cb66	comment	Multi-Gendered Split Personalities: In a first season episode Shawn and Gus are hired by a client who turns out to have multiple personalities. One of them is a woman who has been trying to arrange a sex change behind the (male) primary's back, another is a murderous psychopath who kills the doctors the female alter has been going to. In another episode, Gus falls for an extremely attractive woman... at a mental hospital. Eventually, he learns that she is sharing a body with another personality named "Frank".
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Psych / int_dcb9c541	type	Ship Tease
Psych / int_dcb9c541	comment	Ship Tease: Shawn has made some sort of romantic advance towards every member of the cast except his parents. And even that happened during the season 1 bloopers reel.
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Psych / int_dfb71617	type	Male Gaze
Psych / int_dfb71617	comment	Male Gaze: In the episode "Let's Do-Wop It Again" Shawn is hospitalized and interacts with the others through an iPad that Gus carries around. While Gus is following Jules at one point, he seems to be holding Shawn a little lower than usual... In "High-Top Fadeout", the episode to which "Let's Do-Wop It Again" is a direct sequel, Gus' friend Diddle's desk is position in just such a way as to get a clear shot of his co-worker's ass when she's at the copier.
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Psych / int_e01bf9f9	type	Flashback with the Other Darrin
Psych / int_e01bf9f9	comment	Flashback with the Other Darrin: The episode "Mr. Yin Presents" ends with the reveal of a photograph of Mr. Yang and young Shawn, at the time played by Liam James. The photograph is brought back in "Yang 3 in 2D," but the young Shawn in the photograph is now Skyler Gisondo, who replaced James in season 5.
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Psych / int_e062bcc4	type	Sink or Swim Mentor
Psych / int_e062bcc4	comment	In the season 4 mid-season finale, the first half or so of the episode is inter-cut with these flashbacks. In one episode after being captured and being locked in the trunk of a car Shawn flash backs to his father teaching him EXACTLY WHAT TO DO when you've been captured and locked in the trunk of a car. And, this being Henry, he actually threw Shawn in the trunk for the lesson.
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Psych / int_e11e88b6	type	Thousand-Yard Stare
Psych / int_e11e88b6	comment	In "Scary Sherry: Bianca's Toast," we never see the aftermath of Bianca's death by electrocution in the bathtub, but Juliet's Thousand-Yard Stare tells us that it can't have been pretty.
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Psych / int_e28f88b8	type	Last-Name Basis
Psych / int_e28f88b8	comment	Last-Name Basis: Everyone calls Burton Guster "Gus" and Lassiter "Lassiter", though Shawn calls him "Lassie" (unless he's trying to be serious). Juliet alternates between "Lassiter" and Carlton when she's frustrated. Lassiter calls Shawn "Spencer", which naturally causes some confusion when he does the same thing to Shawn's father.
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Psych / int_e303d198	type	Whole-Plot Reference
Psych / int_e303d198	comment	Whole-Plot Reference: "Shawn And Gus In Drag (Racing)" is a spoof of ''The Fast and the Furious" movies. "Dual Spires", which is an homage to Twin Peaks. "Last Night Gus" which was inspired by The Hangover. Also "Heeeeeere's Lassie", which mostly follows the plot of The Shining. "100 Clues" is all over Clue.
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Psych / int_e563bf09	type	Insistent Terminology
Psych / int_e563bf09	comment	Insistent Terminology: Crops up from time to time. One example is a 1987 flashback in which Henry claims to have taken something of Shawn, unbeknownst to him. Shawn calls it robbing, but "robbery is the taking of property by force or fear" and Henry is not afraid of anyone in the room. Gus then calls it burglary, but that involves breaking in — "this is theft, pure and simple".
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Psych / int_e5e6640b	type	Flanderization
Psych / int_e5e6640b	comment	Flanderization: In the first couple of seasons, Shawn was perfectly capable of acting like a normal adult when the situation called for it or he was off the job. By Season 3, his need to be as obnoxious as possible even when it seems likely to get him killed has become as pathological and uncontrollable as Adrian Monk's phobias. This is actually referenced in the show, where it's suggested that his success has completely gone to his head. It is also suggested, in the first Yin episode, that Shawn may be intentionally playing up his quirks as a way to avoid having to deal with the stress and fear that comes with the job. Gus's eating. At first, both Shawn and Gus were bit of big eaters, but in Season 7, Gus had eaten meat that he found in the woods (which could have killed him) also eaten some more meat later in the same episode,(which everyone thought was Lassiter!) Also, one a guy suddenly dies, Gus wanted to know if their could share his food. Lassiter also became more and more uptight and rigid as time went by with more humor revolving around this. Also, the affair he has with his partner (not Juliet) seems inconceivable in later seasons. Woody, when first introduced, was a competent coroner with a goofy sense of humor who happened to like Shawn and Gus and operate on their wavelength. By the time the second movie, rolls around he had become a rank incompetent who struggled to get through a single sentence without saying something dumb.
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Psych / int_e624f0e8	type	Suspiciously Specific Denial
Psych / int_e624f0e8	comment	Suspiciously Specific Denial: Parodied by (who else but) Shawn. When investigating an oil rig, the captain of the Coast Guard finds them and asks what they're doing. Shawn replies "NOT eating candy, I can tell you that". For the record, they really weren't. Also, from "Earth, Wind, and... Wait for it..."
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Psych / int_e699f77e	type	Borrowed Without Permission
Psych / int_e699f77e	comment	Borrowed Without Permission: The show has a Running Gag where Shawn will take something that belongs to Gus without asking for his permission. Gus usually reacts with mild annoyance to this.
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Psych / int_e7e3674	type	Strapped to a Bomb
Psych / int_e7e3674	comment	Strapped to a Bomb: Yang straps a bomb to Shawn's mother in the third season finale. In the movie, Chief Vick's daughter, Iris, is locked in a cell with a bomb a few feet away on a running timer.
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Psych / int_e9505dd1	type	Crusading Lawyer
Psych / int_e9505dd1	comment	In "Not Even Close... Encounters", a corrupt CEO deliberately causes a chemical spill in an area so he could drill for oil without anyone knowing about it. A Crusading Lawyer discovered what he was doing and tried to expose him. Knowing of the lawyer's history of psychotic episodes, the CEO made the lawyer think he'd witnessed his co-worker being abducted by aliens knowing that no one would believe him and thus potentially have his case dismissed.
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Psych / int_eb251937	type	Dirty Cop
Psych / int_eb251937	comment	Season 6 continues the trend. Not only were ALL of Henry's team when he was a cop corrupt, one of them SHOOTS HIM at the very end of the episode.
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Psych / int_eb7c34cf	type	Crossover
Psych / int_eb7c34cf	comment	Crossover: invoked Tragically averted. Word of God says that if Psych hadn't made Leverage a fictional show within the Psych universe (see Celebrity Paradox above), Leverage's Eliot would have had an uncle named Henry. The favor was returned in Leverage, however, as Hardison mentions that Nate has Psych in his Netflix queue. Being a USA original series, though, it's seen several crossovers in commercials. For instance, Shawn and Johnny Smith in a diner arguing over who has it harder (fake psychic due to psychologically abusive upbringing vs. real precog due to coma) before seeing Adrian Monk counting and arranging the corn on his plate and agreeing they've got nothing on him. Done for another promotional commercial in which Gus has his wallet stolen by Neal Caffrey while chatting with both he and Peter Burke. In the series finale, Adrian Monk is given a passing mention as SFPD's resident consultant.
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Psych / int_eb81c601	type	Big Damn Heroes
Psych / int_eb81c601	comment	Big Damn Heroes: Lassiter and Juliet pull one of these to catch the perp or to spring Shawn and Gus out of danger in practically every other episode.
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Psych / int_ec02c97e	type	Defied Trope
Psych / int_ec02c97e	comment	The Yin-Yang Killer in the episode "An Evening with Mr. Yang." Notably, what led to the capture of Yang was Shawn absolutely refusing to to follow the game, which pissed off the killer so much that she walked right up to Shawn with a gun and an angry rant about him not playing, surrounded by undercover police.
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Psych / int_ece6f910	type	Moment Killer
Psych / int_ece6f910	comment	Moment Killer: Shawn and Juliet have a... complicated relationship. When Juliet finally makes an offer for a date, Shawn happens to be on his way to a date with a childhood sweetheart. Far, far worse is when he has to give her hints to his location over the phone under the pretense of saying goodbye to a lover. When he says he loves her and she begins to respond in kind, he intentionally cuts her off by saying "Goodbye, Abigail" to prove it was fake. He later admits to Gus that he knew she was about to say she loved him.
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Psych / int_ee296d19	type	Autopsy Snack Time
Psych / int_ee296d19	comment	Woody the Coroner eats food around dead bodies, has an unbelievably odd personality, and wouldn't know traditional professionalism if it smacked him upside the head. However, he's (usually) good at his job and a well-respected coroner (even having graduated at the top of his class).
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Psych / int_ef20d7bc	type	A Minor Kidroduction
Psych / int_ef20d7bc	comment	A Minor Kidroduction: The young Shawn intros in nearly every episodes.
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Psych / int_f05444a4	type	Once per Episode
Psych / int_f05444a4	comment	As the show reaches its later seasons, the prime suspect dying starts occurring almost Once per Episode.
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Psych / int_f10d3363	type	Distracted by the Sexy
Psych / int_f10d3363	comment	Until he and Juliet get together, Shawn getting Distracted by the Sexy.
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Psych / int_f12b3d7e	type	I Got a Rock
Psych / int_f12b3d7e	comment	I Got a Rock: On his Character Blog, Lassiter says to note down the people who give healthy Halloween "treats" and he will arrest them.
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Psych / int_f2233a1e	type	Dude, Not Ironic
Psych / int_f2233a1e	comment	Dude, Not Ironic: Shawn is a little unclear on the definition. One exchange from "We'd Like to Thank the Academy": Discussed in the first tie-in novel A Mind Is A Terrible Thing To Read.
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Psych / int_f511ea9b	type	Product Placement
Psych / int_f511ea9b	comment	Product Placement: As with pretty much everything on the show, lampshaded and played for laughs: Shawn has an iPhone with a custom "Psych" skin. He even namedrops the Yelp app in "Shawn takes a Shot in the Dark" (It's even available for purchase in real life). For "Shawn (and Gus) of the Dead," Red Robin asked the writers of Psych to do product placement. Unbeknownst to them, there were already two references to Red Robin written in the episode. Or how about the Axe Body Spray plug Shawn makes when he notes that it's like catnip for women, complete with the approving head-nod of Jules? Gus's credit card. Note to whoever wrote that bit: Showing it being used to make unauthorized purchases does not make people want it. In the episode "Think Tank" Shawn is trying to safely maneuver a billionaire through a hotel hallway, when he sees a small bottle of Axe shampoo in a cleaning ladies cart, He also demands a giant bowl of Skittles, some Big League Chew, and a "dope NBA air horn" (the last item claimed to be at Gus' request) in exchange for Psych joining the Think Tank. In "Ferry Tale" Gus manages to distract Shawn by giving him a Snickers bar. Twice. After mocking Shawn for being easily distracted. Shawn namedrops Snyder's of Hanover-brand pretzels occasionally. One episode even includes a lingering close-up shot of a pack. Shawn eats it so often in the middle few seasons it almost becomes a Trademark Favorite Food - second to pineapple of course. A Dunkin' Donuts coffee advertisement is done hilariously out of place in "Daredevils!". Probably intentionally, as Shawn and Gus randomly stop mid-scene to talk about coffee. The donuts also appear in a lengthy scene in "We'd Like To Thank The Academy." Funnily enough, because much of the show's humor comes from random references, the product placements are usually unnoticeable, or at least not nearly as annoying as in most shows. Honey Bunches of Oats makes a couple of (relatively) prominent appearances early on. Gus's car, which was referred to as "The Yaris" in season one, and every season after that referred to as "The Blueberry". Woody offers Shawn and Gus Oreo Cakesters. Mexican Coke, it has real sugar and everything. It's impossible to tell if the Cheetos line in "Meat Is Murder, But Murder Is Also Murder" is actually a Cheetos ad or not, since the actor was trying to show why he should be the new food critic for the newspaper. It also turns out to be a key clue to solving the case.
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Psych / int_f51f4509	type	Tagline
Psych / int_f51f4509	comment	Tagline: "Fake psychic. Real detectives."
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Psych / int_f64a9cf7	type	Earn Your Happy Ending
Psych / int_f64a9cf7	comment	Earn Your Happy Ending: A major theme in the Shawn/Juliet relationship, referenced in Juliet's speech at the end of "An Evening with Mr. Yang" and Shawn's speech at the end of "Death is in the Air."
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Psych / int_f818b637	type	Dude, Where's My Respect?
Psych / int_f818b637	comment	Dude, Where's My Respect?: Shawn's unorthodox methods have been the deciding factor in arresting murderers, thieves, con artists, and even serial killers. Many times over the course of the series the Santa Barbara police would have imprisoned the wrong person, and many people would be dead, without Shawn's help. Despite this, every week the cops say they don't have time for his "hunches," his help is not needed, and please get out of the way so the "real" cops can do their jobs. This is especially noteworthy for Detective Lassiter, who is perpetually dismissive and condescending toward Shawn, despite the fact that he would be rotting in jail for a murder he didn't commit if Shawn hadn't cleared his name.
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Psych / int_f8702398	type	Economy Cast
Psych / int_f8702398	comment	Economy Cast: Juliet and Lassiter seemingly investigate every murder in Santa Barbara, as well as a bizarre variety of other crimes, ranging from auto theft and drug dealing to piracy. The only named subordinate ever on-screen helping them is Buzz McNab.
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Psych / int_faa71569	type	Romantic False Lead
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Psych / int_fb56b948	comment	My Sister Is Off-Limits: The Gusters to Shawn, regarding Gus's sister Joy. She's annoyed about it, since she very much wants to get back together with Shawn. And again with Lassiter's sister and Gus in "Dead Bear Walking." However, its Shawn who advises against it, in order to "prevent disaster."
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Psych / int_fc8bc8e	type	Special Edition Title
Psych / int_fc8bc8e	comment	Special Edition Title: The Christmas episodes feature some additional Christmas-themed special effects as well as sleigh bells in the music, "Lights, Camera... Homicidio" is in Spanish, "Bollywood Homicide" has a Hindu rendition of the theme, "High Top Fade Out" is sung by Boyz II Men, and Shawn 2.0 has a version sung by Curt Smith of Tears For Fears.
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Psych / int_fdc4fab4	comment	Depending on the Writer: The Shawn/Henry relationship. Shawn often claims it's a bad one, and a few of the flashbacks show Henry overreacting wildly, but most of the time they seem to get along okay, even in many of the flashbacks. (Of course, the divorce didn't help the relationship.)
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Psych / int_fe0330fb	type	Brick Joke
Psych / int_fe0330fb	comment	This came with a touch of Brick Joke: In one episode, Gus angrily declares that he just wants to return to the spa retreat he'd booked for himself. Quote, "I will be naked, and unashamed, under my robe, while they rub Little Shawn down!" 'Little Shawn' was a name he'd given the biggest stress pain in his life. The ladies that had pulled up next to him at the traffic lights, needless to say, take it the wrong way.
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Psych	hasFeature	Mad Libs Catchphrase / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Magician Detective / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Maintain the Lie / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Man Bites Man / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Man on Fire / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Master of the Mixed Message / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Medication Tampering / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Medium Awareness / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Meet My Good Friends Lefty and Righty / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Memory Trigger / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Men Are Childish / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Might as Well Not Be in Prison at All / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Minor Crime Reveals Major Plot / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Mirror Scare / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Miss Kitty / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Mistaken for Cheating / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Mistaken for Dying / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Mistaken for Foreigner / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Mistaken for Pedophile / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Mistaken for Pregnant / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Misunderstood Loner with a Heart of Gold / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Most Fanfic Writers Are Girls / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Motive = Conclusive Evidence / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Motive Rant / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Mouthful of Pi / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Multi-Gendered Split Personalities / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Murder by Suicide / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Musical Episode / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Musical World Hypotheses / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Mutual Kill / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	My Card / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	My New Gift Is Lame / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	My Sister Is Off-Limits / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Mystery Magnet / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Nail 'Em / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Narrator / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Narrowed It Down to the Guy I Recognize / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Naturalized Name / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Necro Cam / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Nerd Hoard / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Never Bring a Knife to a Gun Fight / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Never Suicide / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Never the Obvious Suspect / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	New Job as the Plot Demands / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Nightmare Fetishist / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Nitro Boost / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	No Badge? No Problem! / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	No Bisexuals / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Nobody Over 50 Is Gay / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Noisy Shut-Up / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Non-Verbal Miscommunication / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Nose Tapping / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	NOT! / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Not-So-Fake Prop Weapon / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Not-So-Phony Psychic / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Not That Kind of Partner / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Not The Illness That Killed Them / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Obfuscating Insanity / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Obsessed with Food / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Odd Couple / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Odd Name, Normal Nickname / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Officer O'Hara / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Oh Wait, This Is My Grocery List / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Old, Dark House / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Old-Fashioned Rowboat Date / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	One Judge to Rule Them All / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	One of Our Own / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Only in Miami / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Oops! I Forgot I Was Married / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Operation: Jealousy / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Orbital Kiss / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Overly Narrow Superlative / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Overt Operative / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Pac-Man Fever / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Palette Swap / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Parallel Porn Titles / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Paralysis by Analysis / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Paranormal Investigation / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Parental Sexuality Squick / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Parents in Distress / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Parody Episode / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Partly Cloudy with a Chance of Death / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Pass the Popcorn / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Perma-Stubble / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Permanent Placeholder / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Person as Verb / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Phone-In Detective / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Phony Psychic / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Photographic Memory / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Pimped-Out Car / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Pistol-Whipping / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Playing Drunk / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Playing Games at Work / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Plot-Sensitive Snooping Skills / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Plucky Comic Relief / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Pluto Is Expendable / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Pocket Dial / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Police Psychic / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Pop-Culture Pun Episode Title / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Pop-Cultured Badass / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Portmanteau / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Prank Gone Too Far / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Primal Scene / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Private Detective / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Profound by Pop Song / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Protest By Obstruction / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Proud to Be a Geek / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Pstandard Psychic Pstance / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Pull the I.V. / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Pulled from Your Day Off / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Punk in the Trunk / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Pushed in Front of the Audience / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Quickly-Demoted Leader / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Realistic Diction Is Unrealistic / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Rear Window Investigation / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	"Rear Window" Witness / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Rearrange the Song / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Reboot Snark / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Reference Overdosed / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Religious Bruiser / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Remonstrating with a Gun / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Retired Badass Roundup / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Retirony / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Romantic False Lead / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Rube Goldberg Hates Your Guts / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Rule #1 / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Rule of Pool / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Rustproof Blood / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Sad Clown / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Safe Word / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Salt and Pepper / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Sanity Ball / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Sarcasm Failure / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Sassy Black Woman / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Saw It in a Movie Once / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Scatterbrained Senior / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Schoolyard Bully All Grown Up / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	"Scooby-Doo" Hoax / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Scrabble Babble / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Screaming Birth / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Scry vs. Scry / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Second Episode Introduction / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Second Episode Substitute / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Secret Handshake / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Secret-Keeper / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Seeking the Missing, Finding the Dead / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Sentimental Sacrifice / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Sequel Non-Entity / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Series of the 2000s / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Sex with the Ex / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Sexy Santa Dress / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Sexy Whatever Outfit / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Shamu Fu / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Sherlock Homage / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Sherlock Scan / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Show Some Leg / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Showdown at High Noon / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Showy Invincible Hero / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	"Shut Up" Kiss / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Signature Team Transport / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Sinister Sorority Sisters / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Sink or Swim Mentor / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Sleeps with Both Eyes Open / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Sleeps with Everyone but You / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Sleuth Dates Cop / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Sliding Scale of Silliness vs. Seriousness / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Soap Within a Show / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Something We Forgot / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Songs in the Key of Lock / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Sound Stone / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Spared by the Cut / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Speed Dating / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Spelling Bee / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Spin-Off Babies / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Spoiled by the Format / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Stage Mom / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Stage Whisper / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Stand-In Parents / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Standard Office Setting / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Start to Corpse / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Steal the Surroundings / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Stereotype Reaction Gag / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Stop Being Stereotypical / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Stopped Reading Too Soon / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Straight Man and Wise Guy / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Strangely Specific Horoscope / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Stranger Behind the Mask / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Straw Character / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Strip Poker / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Stripper/Cop Confusion / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Stripping Snag / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Studio Episode / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Suddenly Always Knew That / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Suicide, Not Murder / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Summation Gathering / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Summer Campy / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Super-Senses / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Surprise Checkmate / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Surprise Inspection Ruse / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Suspect Existence Failure / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Suspicious Spending / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Sweet Tooth / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Sympathetic Villain, Despicable Villain / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Take That, Critics! / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Targeted to Hurt the Hero / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	That Satisfying "Crunch!" / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	That Was Objectionable / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The '80s / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The '90s / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Barnum / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Bro Code / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Butler Did It / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Calls Are Coming from Inside the House / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Cassandra / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Cast Showoff / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Cavalry / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Charmer / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Complainer Is Always Wrong / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Dead Guy Did It / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Dissenter Is Always Right / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Dog Was the Mastermind / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The '80s / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Exit Is That Way / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Family for the Whole Family / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Foreign Subtitle / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Friends Who Never Hang / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Law Firm of Pun, Pun, and Wordplay / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Law of Conservation of Detail / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Magazine Rule / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Magic Poker Equation / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Mob Boss Is Scarier / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Movie Buff / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Nicknamer / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Nondescript / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Nose Knows / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Patient Has Left the Building / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Perfect Crime / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Perry Mason Method / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Pete Best / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Remake / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Snack Is More Interesting / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Summation / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Teaser / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Tetris Effect / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Triads and the Tongs / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Un-Hug / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The Watson / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	The World's Expert (on Getting Killed) / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Thematic Theme Tune / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Theme Serial Killer / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Theme Tune Extended / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Themed Aliases / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Therapy Is for the Weak / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	There Are No Girls on the Internet / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	They Copied It, So It Sucks! / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	They Fight Crime! / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	They Look Just Like Everyone Else! / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Third Is 3D / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	13 Is Unlucky / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	This Bear Was Framed / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	This Explains So Much / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	This Is My Chair / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	This Looks Like a Job for Aquaman / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Threatening Shark / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Threesome Subtext / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Thrill Seeker / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Tie-In Novel / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Til Murder Do Us Part / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Time-Delayed Death / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Time Lapse / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Title of the Dead / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Title: The Adaptation / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Token Adult / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Token Black Friend / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Token Good Cop / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Token Minority Couple / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Token Trio / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Too Good for Exploiters / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Too Much Information / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Tough Love / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Tragically Misguided Favor / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Train-Station Goodbye / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Treasure Hunt Episode / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Trial Run Crime / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Tricked into Signing / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Trigger-Happy / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Trust-Building Blunder / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Trying Not to Cry / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Tuckerization / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Two Decades Behind / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Two Dun It / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Two First Names / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Tyrant Takes the Helm / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Umpteenth Customer / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Unbelievable Source Plot / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Undercover Model / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Unexpected Kindness / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Unseen No More / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Urban Legends / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Vampire Episode / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Variations on a Theme Song / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Vehicle-Based Characterization / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Vertigo Effect / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Viewers Are Goldfish / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Viler New Villain / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Violently Protective Girlfriend / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Viral Marketing / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Vomiting Cop / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Wacky Marriage Proposal / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Wacky Parent, Serious Child / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Waking Up Elsewhere / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Walking Shirtless Scene / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	War Reenactors / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Was It All a Lie? / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Watch the Paint Job / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Wedding Smashers / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	/ int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	What Did I Do Last Night? / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	What, Exactly, Is His Job? / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	What Have We Ear? / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	What He Said / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	What the Fu Are You Doing? / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	What's In It For Me? / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Where Does He Get All Those Wonderful Toys? / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	White Bread and Black Brotha / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Why Couldn't You Be Different? / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Why Won't You Die? / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Window Love / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	With This Ring / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Witness Protection / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Worst Aid / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Worthy Opponent / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Written-In Infirmity / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Wrongfully Committed / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	X Called; They Want Their Y Back / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	You Can See Me? / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	You Can't Handle The Parody / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	You Know I'm Black, Right? / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	You Make Me Sic / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Your Princess Is in Another Castle! / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Establishing Shot / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Fandom Nod / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	It's Not You, It's My Enemies / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Planning with Props / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Spinning Paper / int_22e860f4
Psych	hasFeature	Wunza Plot / int_22e860f4

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