Figured I should start a new one since last season’s is appropriately named “Psych Season 4”. Of what I’ve read so far, Freddie Prinze, Jr and Vanessa Minnillo guesting, and there is apparently going to be a kung fu themed episode, as well as a street racing episode in this upcoming season.
Never seen Minnillo as an actress, but these guys really do well with their guest stars. Thinking she could be a lady friend for Gus? Thoughts?
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can’t wait for the new season.
I seem to remember reading in the summer preview TV Guide thet they were going foreward with a Shawn/Jules relationship this season. Basically saying you can only tease the fans for so long.
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VERY excited about this! Nestor Carbonell has a huge following now post-Lost, and should attract a nice crowd for Psych. Also glad it will be multi-episode, gives a little more time for the romantic rivalry to develop.
At the last Comic-Con panel they did Roday and Franks said if they get a 5th Season they’re going to do a Twin Peaks themed episode as they’re both such huge fans.
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I have no reason to believe that this would be anything but my favoritest thing ever.
It would be incredible if they could bag McLachlan for something like that. Somehow his quirkiness feels like it would fit Psych.
I really want another adventure with Shawn’s uncle. That was such a fun episode.
Pretty good opening episode. KEN had all the best lines. I say bring him back for more episodes.
Also enjoyed the Jackie Chan stunt reel at the end. Brilliant.
Sean’s reference to Gus as “John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt” almost killed me.
As did the later Gus as Sean’s attorney scene.
Jesus Christ, Gus going lawyer on the guy in the dojo was the BEST. “Now, which water fountain am I allowed to use?”
THAT is the psych I remember, not what about 2/3s of last season was. It’s supposed to be silly and weird and goofy
Was it me or did James Roday look like Emilio Estevez in that coat. He looked a lot better with it off.
The scene where Gus lifts Shawn up but ends up throwing him through the window had me in stitches for some reason.
Solid episode. The enthusiasm with which Roday flung himself sideways against the fence only to immediately fall down cracked me up. I also liked the Karate Kid bit (If I do this right, no can defend).
Gus the Lawyer was awesome. Loved when Shawn says he’s going to scale the building like Jackie Chan then just falls through a window on the first floor.
Great way to open the season.
I was wondering when they were going to work in Dule Hill’s dancing background. Nice they worked Tim Omundson’s bit of dance too.
Cheers to a shout out to Phineas and Ferb as well.
Loved the coroner telling Shawn and Gus how he thinks they are gonna die.
“Gangland style, they will never find your head. You’ll slip in the bathtub”
“I know who the West Side Rapist is!”
Loved this episode. Stupid, stupid case, but all the character beats were perfect, which is the only thing that matters. Between this one and the season opener I’m very optimistic for season 5.
I liked that it was clear just how well Shawn and Gus work together. Mainly, because they’re the only ones that can really stand each other.
That’s one of the reasons I like this show so much. They do the odd-couple, at-each-others’-throats thing with Shawn and Gus, but even when they’re fighting they still have amazingly goofy chemistry together. It’s a great change of pace from all these sitcoms with married couples and so-called “best friends” who seems to hate each others’ guts until the last three minutes of the show when they learn their life-lesson of the week.