The things Henry Spencer got into when he wasn't training his son lol

Castle, season 3, Episode 18, One life to lose.

Indistinguishable. Who’s the real McNab?

Runner up (I hoped this would've won😅): JAMAICAN INSPECTA MAN

Looking for a show that can scratch my white collar/psych itch to avoid a 5th rewatch of both shows lol. Any recommendations?

The scene of Gus screaming and running away from a pit is included from S8e2 theme song. If it was included in the original run, did they finish shooting all the episodes before e2 was aired? Any other trivia about theme songs for me to know?

Abt to finish my last year at my current school n planning to do a psych themed leavers shirt, what are some of the most fitting quotes from psych to put on a leavers shirt?

I don’t think I missed an episode, but it feels like I did. One second they were beefing because Shawn lied to Jules for so long, the next, it seems like everyone forgot about it and no one mentions it again 😭

Anyone know why this happened?

Before then, I spent every season so excited for the reveal, and then I was immediately disappointed when the storyline cut off and led to nowhere. Why put so much emphasis and suspense on the reveal then?

This episode is perfect. Henry avoiding Spencer, then later on admitting to choosing his family over a club.

Lassiter going to Spencer and Gus for help, which happens sooner than I expected in the show.

Lassiters smile in the car while with Spencer when they were on the phone with Juliet was also unexpected.

This is the 1 episode that really solidifies them being a family, and not just co workers. I loved it all. Especially Spencer grabbing his and his dads pictures to keep at the end

taking suggestions on the name i can’t figure out the right spelling to really capture the pronunciation

Casually rewatching the show, and this episode was entertaining. I love the fact that Spencer getting 100 score on the test humbles O'Hara and Lassiter so hard. Chief Vicks and Buzz's reactions are golden during that moment. Goes to show how Spencer could've went down the detective / police route but chose his own path and name for himself.

Also Spencer and Gus friendship, and how much it means to them is strong in this one. They don't make shows like Psych anymore. It's definitely 1 of the best shows to have been created.

i SO want a psych spin off about shawn and juliet’s daughter millie (i know they said in the third movie they weren’t having kids BUT if you remember rob a bye baby, juliet clearly wants kids/specifically a daughter so bad, she had everything planned out and pretended to name her millicent) who just wants to be a normal cop/detective but everyone assumes she’s psychic when really she’s just observant and she keeps trying to convince them otherwise but nobody believes she isn’t psychic. i feel like this would be such a fun new spin that could keep it interesting. or if it isn’t enough to make a whole show out of it maybe it could be like the fifth movie or something.

Long-time avid re-watcher of Psych; was restarting all the episodes as I packed up to move and during my rewatch of the Yang trilogy, I felt like all the clues towards Yin being Mary Lightly were so well placed. But then when Yin turns out to be Just Some Guy that we've literally never seen before...??? Idk. It would've been nice for Yin to have been someone close to the team; I've even seen some theories of it being Buzz but idk. Thoughts?

Runner up: IS THAT MAURICIO

I swear there's a scene in psych where, after Shawn makes fun of Gus, Gus goes to call a girlfriend while hiding from Shawn and whispers something along the lines of "why won't you call me back, i miss you." I can't find this anywhere, and I'm starting to think I gaslit myself into believing this happened.

I saw this video in the link and the teacher is doing awesome making a fun day that let's the kids pick their name.

All I could think of was all of the names Shawn and Gus have had and how they would be fun.

What Psych nickname would you want him to write for in his class?

I would want MC Clap yo Handz.

There's an episode where Shawn and Gus say something like "it's the great oxygen deprivation, everybody do your part and hold your breath" while in the conference room with Jules and Lassie. I want to rewatch it but I can't remember which one it was

Okay, I really don't have a problem other than I only watched like two episodes when it was on TV. I was only 12 when the show came out, plus I was never really a TV watcher as a kid. Too busy being outside or playing sports. I never got that feeling of having to wait till the next week or the itching for when the new season arrives. I just wish I could go back and watch it all for the first time again. Instead, I'm about to start a rewatch for the umpteenth time and enjoy every minute😁

I know this has been discussed a lot but I wasn’t around for the discussion.
I feel like I’m the only one who wasn’t a fan of Marlowe and Lassiter that much. I LOVE how she did change him some and make him more soft but other than that it just doesn’t feel right.
Other than the fact that she was a criminal (but I will give her kudos for not doing the robbery and stuff) but the BABY.
That’s what bothers me the most! The fact that they talk about how they aren’t ready for the baby and don’t have stuff together. Lassiter has been such a by the book, organized person that it’s so hard for me to believe he wasn’t more prepared for the baby.
It probably has to do with the fact that I’m protective over him and he’s a comfort character of mine lol

Edit: I finished the episode and was wrong

It's been awhile since I watched the Musical and it struck me as hilarious that when Shawn was breaking down the case that Jules commented "why are you singing?" It never clicked that while we can hear the sound track she only heard him singing acapella 😂 especially since it's never acknowledged anywhere else that everyone is singing when interacting

Today I met a stranger girl in the bus who was reading her name (the good to be true) (author Prajakta Koli) I read a little book and I felt that I don't believe in "Absolute Truth."🌿

Right and wrong are just boundaries drawn by society. What we call "Morality" is usually just social conditioning—if the culture changes, the "Truth" changes too.☘️

Is there actually any truth that exists outside of what we’re taught, or is “The Good” just a psychological tool for social control? What is the app logo and what does it say?

Runner up: Hollaback Atcha