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# Psych: Season 1

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Fake psychic Shawn Spencer (James Roday) and his skeptical best friend Gus (Dulé Hill) are on the case in the fresh and quirky runaway hit Psych! Relive every quick-witted remark and hilarious misadventure in all 15 Season One episodes, including both the domestic and international versions of the series pilot! Thanks to a childhood spent with a family of cops, Shawn possesses an incredible photographic memory and notices seemingly insignificant details. These traits allow him to spend his jobless days providing the police with mystery-solving tips—but his knowledge soon makes him a suspect. In order to clear his name, the unlikely sleuth declares that he has clairvoyant abilities and launches his own investigative agency, Psych. Exclusive bonus features in this must-own 4-disc set include a behind-the-scenes featurette, insightful character profiles and deleted scenes. Return to the scene of the crime with Psych, the phenomenon that the New York Post awards 4 stars and declares "JUST TERRIFIC." Disc 1 - Psych The Complete First Season

Review: Great show, terrible service - I ordered this half a year ago, and I still haven't gotten it. I'm giving it 5 stars because this is supposed to be a PRODUCT review, and I've seen every episode of the show and all the bonus features in season 1, no thanks to desertcart.com LLC (which is what it lists as the seller), I checked out the box set from my local library. Now, onto my review of Psych. Psych is hands down the funniest show I've ever watched, and it's become my favorite for a lot of reasons. The show follows Shawn Spencer (James Roday), the "psychic" detective, and his best friend, Burton "Gus" Guster (Dule Hill), the pharmaceutical salesman. At the end of the pilot, Shawn opens up a psychic detective agency, Psych, and even though Gus didn't want to be part of it, Shawn put his name on the lease. Shawn is hyper-observent - thanks to his father, Henry Spencer (Corbin Bernsen), training him when he was a kid, as seen in the flashbacks at the beginning of most episodes - and has an eidetic memory. He uses those to convince people that he actually is psychic, though he's nearly been caught before. He doesn't really take anything seriously, and before opening Psych, he just bounced between jobs, avoiding commitment. Shawn is constantly making obscure 80s references, giving Gus nicknames, and making Gus do stuff he doesn't really want to do. Gus is smarter than Shawn and usually has to explain things to him. He ends up correcting Shawn a lot, to which Shawn almost always replies, "I've heard it both ways." Gus also has the super-sniffer, which comes in handy every now and then. He's scared of a lot of things, which doesn't help Shawn, but his screaming and running away is priceless. Head Detective Carlton "Lassie" Lassiter (Timothy Omundson) is a 10-year veteran of the Santa Barbara Police Department, and he prides himself in his shooting and his ability to solve cases. He's skeptical of Shawn, and doesn't really like him because he steals his cases and solves them with little more than a hunch. Quite frankly, Shawn makes Lassie look pretty bad, but you know Lassie had to be good before Shawn came along, or else he wouldn't be the head detective. Junior Detective Juliet "Jules" O'Hara (Maggie Lawson) is Lassiter's new partner after Shawn exposed his secret relationship with his old partner, Lucinda Barry. Her gentle personality compliments Lassie's nicely, and it's no secret that Shawn cares for her. Unlike most crime shows, Psych has a nice balance of comedy and mystery. And there's not really much gore, so it's something you could watch with your family. They do curse a little, and the season 1 "blooper reel" isn't censored, so just watch out for that. The actors portray their characters quite nicely. I don't think I've ever seen a show with a more perfect cast. Shawn's psychic "episodes" usually involve Roday having to flail around on set, and Gus's fears have Hill screaming that hilarious scream. I almost feel bad for Omundson because of all the strange stuff that's written for Lassie, but I've watched the audio commentaries and it doesn't seem like he minds it too much. I heard he enjoyed riding the horse in "Weekend Warriors" and I enjoyed every scene he was on a horse because he had that "face wig" on. I'm sort of rambling on, now, so I'll finish up with the pineapple. It's a running gag because of James Roday's improvisation in "Pilot" when he grabs the pineapple and says, "Should I slice this up for the road?" Since then there's been a pineapple in almost every episode, usually hidden, and a lot of Psych merchandise is or has a pineapple. So basically, Psych is kind of silly and ridiculous, but that's what makes it so awesome. So if you like crime dramas and comedy, you should really watch it. Maybe even if you don't like crime dramas.
Review: "Lassie! Our timing is really starting to crackle!" -Shawn Spencer - "Psych" is an outstanding show, and it manages to do what precious few others can- it makes a procedural crime show FUNNY! Whereas I find most procedural crime dramas to be dull, depressing, and by-the-numbers, "Psych" is anything but. Even when a crime has been committed, it comes off as being funny, because the show is presented in such an outlandish manner. The chemistry between the main characters (Shawn and Gus) is pure perfection, and the supporting cast is always firing on all cylinders. Although "Psych" is a show that has continued to improve as the seasons go by and the actors gain experience, Season One has held up remarkably well, and it's a solid investment of time for anybody who wants to try something a little different. If you're tired of the gore, bloodshed, and somber faced detectives that populate the crime dramas of most networks, give "Psych" a try. It has the wonderfully cheesy flavor of the USA Network, and it's outright hilarious- apt to make you laugh, and give you a nice break from all those CSI clones.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Contributor | Corbin Bernsen, Dule Hill, James Roday |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 600 Reviews |
| Format | AC-3, Box set, Color, Dolby, Multiple Formats, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen |
| Genre | Comedy, Drama, Mystery & Suspense |
| Language | English |
| Number Of Discs | 4 |

## Product Details

- **Genre:** Comedy, Drama, Mystery & Suspense
- **Format:** AC-3, Box set, Color, Dolby, Multiple Formats, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen
- **Contributor:** Corbin Bernsen, Dule Hill, James Roday
- **Language:** English
- **Number Of Discs:** 4

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great show, terrible service
*by N***X on March 12, 2014*

I ordered this half a year ago, and I still haven't gotten it. I'm giving it 5 stars because this is supposed to be a PRODUCT review, and I've seen every episode of the show and all the bonus features in season 1, no thanks to Amazon.com LLC (which is what it lists as the seller), I checked out the box set from my local library. Now, onto my review of Psych. Psych is hands down the funniest show I've ever watched, and it's become my favorite for a lot of reasons. The show follows Shawn Spencer (James Roday), the "psychic" detective, and his best friend, Burton "Gus" Guster (Dule Hill), the pharmaceutical salesman. At the end of the pilot, Shawn opens up a psychic detective agency, Psych, and even though Gus didn't want to be part of it, Shawn put his name on the lease. Shawn is hyper-observent - thanks to his father, Henry Spencer (Corbin Bernsen), training him when he was a kid, as seen in the flashbacks at the beginning of most episodes - and has an eidetic memory. He uses those to convince people that he actually is psychic, though he's nearly been caught before. He doesn't really take anything seriously, and before opening Psych, he just bounced between jobs, avoiding commitment. Shawn is constantly making obscure 80s references, giving Gus nicknames, and making Gus do stuff he doesn't really want to do. Gus is smarter than Shawn and usually has to explain things to him. He ends up correcting Shawn a lot, to which Shawn almost always replies, "I've heard it both ways." Gus also has the super-sniffer, which comes in handy every now and then. He's scared of a lot of things, which doesn't help Shawn, but his screaming and running away is priceless. Head Detective Carlton "Lassie" Lassiter (Timothy Omundson) is a 10-year veteran of the Santa Barbara Police Department, and he prides himself in his shooting and his ability to solve cases. He's skeptical of Shawn, and doesn't really like him because he steals his cases and solves them with little more than a hunch. Quite frankly, Shawn makes Lassie look pretty bad, but you know Lassie had to be good before Shawn came along, or else he wouldn't be the head detective. Junior Detective Juliet "Jules" O'Hara (Maggie Lawson) is Lassiter's new partner after Shawn exposed his secret relationship with his old partner, Lucinda Barry. Her gentle personality compliments Lassie's nicely, and it's no secret that Shawn cares for her. Unlike most crime shows, Psych has a nice balance of comedy and mystery. And there's not really much gore, so it's something you could watch with your family. They do curse a little, and the season 1 "blooper reel" isn't censored, so just watch out for that. The actors portray their characters quite nicely. I don't think I've ever seen a show with a more perfect cast. Shawn's psychic "episodes" usually involve Roday having to flail around on set, and Gus's fears have Hill screaming that hilarious scream. I almost feel bad for Omundson because of all the strange stuff that's written for Lassie, but I've watched the audio commentaries and it doesn't seem like he minds it too much. I heard he enjoyed riding the horse in "Weekend Warriors" and I enjoyed every scene he was on a horse because he had that "face wig" on. I'm sort of rambling on, now, so I'll finish up with the pineapple. It's a running gag because of James Roday's improvisation in "Pilot" when he grabs the pineapple and says, "Should I slice this up for the road?" Since then there's been a pineapple in almost every episode, usually hidden, and a lot of Psych merchandise is or has a pineapple. So basically, Psych is kind of silly and ridiculous, but that's what makes it so awesome. So if you like crime dramas and comedy, you should really watch it. Maybe even if you don't like crime dramas.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Lassie! Our timing is really starting to crackle!" -Shawn Spencer
*by G***E on October 27, 2012*

"Psych" is an outstanding show, and it manages to do what precious few others can- it makes a procedural crime show FUNNY! Whereas I find most procedural crime dramas to be dull, depressing, and by-the-numbers, "Psych" is anything but. Even when a crime has been committed, it comes off as being funny, because the show is presented in such an outlandish manner. The chemistry between the main characters (Shawn and Gus) is pure perfection, and the supporting cast is always firing on all cylinders. Although "Psych" is a show that has continued to improve as the seasons go by and the actors gain experience, Season One has held up remarkably well, and it's a solid investment of time for anybody who wants to try something a little different. If you're tired of the gore, bloodshed, and somber faced detectives that populate the crime dramas of most networks, give "Psych" a try. It has the wonderfully cheesy flavor of the USA Network, and it's outright hilarious- apt to make you laugh, and give you a nice break from all those CSI clones.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Amazingly Goofy series
*by K***R on January 13, 2013*

This series kind of grew on me as it came out a few seasons later while Monk still reigned supreme in the USA channel. James Roday initially irritated the heck out of me but the ensemble cast they got as regulars have really rounded out the series premise and made this a good show to watch. Thus my collecting the series seasons. I know I can watch the reruns regularly but I collect series seasons mainly for my sisters' families abroad. They never get full sequential seasons of popular TV shows here in the US ( TV channels abroad pay huge fees to US companies for the right to show them just once or twice and a lot of European channels can't justify the outlay ) so I bring it to them. This was a great buy for me as I bought it on CyberMonday. I had previously gotten the later seasons but had lost track of what season was missing till I called up the relatives. I would highly recommend you buy this series collection if you've never seen it before. Or even if you have as the show has really gotten better as time has gone on and we care more and more about the characters.

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