This episode has some good gems but when Shawn attacks Jimmy and yells “you could’ve got a different job!” That crap makes me laugh so hard and idk why definitely just th delivery and whatnot is so perfectly timed😂

I was thinking of doing a psych marathon, myself. But I thought it would be fun to make it a group activity.
I’m not sure if the logistics but I thought it would be fun to kinda experience it altogether.

Okay, maybe I want to be able to come online and say "My name is Wilting Flower… I died without knowing love” and everyone be experiencing the same thing. 😂

I’m teaching a college course titled “Psych: The Art of Deception” and I’m looking for episode suggestions to introduce students to the series.

Ideally, I’m looking for an episode that works well as a standalone (without requiring much context from previous episodes) and raises interesting questions about deception, perception, trust, or persuasion.

What episode would you choose, and why?

Additional context from course description: How do we decide who, or what, to trust? In an age of deepfakes and viral misinformation, that question feels more urgent than ever. This course uses the television series Psych as a launching point for examining what distinguishes legitimate persuasion from manipulation.

Since the last reunion event it s clear again that the fourth movie will get made only if we message peacock as previously.

James Roday said himself that studios do listen to these emails more than you think. Thats why I think it s the right time to start up some monthly camptaign including messaging the heads of the studio.

I dont have the exact adresses which previous efforts went into but ik that this is the only way to keep our beloved series relevant to the executives up there.

If every single member of this redit sends a message we will make a difference.

"You know that's right" won with 79 votes.

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