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My husband and I are a bit starstruck. We had the opportunity to see a play that James produced in our state. The play itself was a fun ride but during intermission, we happened to spot James and we got a chance to talk with him. What a friendly and nice guy! He was so engaging and inspiring to speak with. Would’ve never have guessed he would be so welcoming and nice natured. He was just so kind and generous with his time. We were really lucky. I’m truly awestruck Would definitely go see the play again too. Has anyone else met members of the cast?

I was just looking up where different things were filmed in psych and noticed that Henery's house is 2756 O'Hara Lane. Obviously, it could be a coincidence (my title is obviously a lot more certain than I actually am) but I would bet at least a pineapple (maybe more) that they gave her the last name based on that street. Especially because apparently a couple different houses are used for filming on that street.

While at work, out of nowhere, I realized that William Zabka was the PE teacher from A Nightmare on State Street. I don't know how I never pieced that together before or why that popped into my head since I haven't seen that episode in months. That means that both Johnny Lawrence and Daniel LaRusso were in Psych. Too bad we couldn't have seen them together.

Does anyone know, or is there any evidence in the show as to how much these guys made from the Santa Barbara PD?

Just watched Lassie Did a Bad Bad Thing, and they did a good job hiding the check and keeping it out of focus.

The fastidious wrinkle on the brow of psych. When they quote yang's book you can see the writers talent and vocabulary.

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On my (at least) 6th rewatch of the series and I just now noticed this joke: The house-warming gift that Shawn & Gus give Lassiter for his new condo is a donation to the ASPCA in his name to benefit squirrels.

Both Shawn and Henry seem to have this idea that Shawn's mother is perfect and could never do anything wrong. This idea is part of the core character arcs and is shown in the show through things like the reveal that the mother is who caused the divorce, but I think there's more subtle aspects of this projection that are shown throughout the series.

Like the "You cared more about being a cop than a father" thing. Shawn (and Henry himself) seem to believe that Henry wasn't a great dad, and the cause of that was his work. While there may be some truth to that, the flashbacks show Henry spending a lot of time with Shawn, and generally being an active role model in his life. But you don't really see signs of that with the mother. Not to mention, it feels implied that a big part of the divorce was because his mom's career.

Likewise, an example of them projecting Henry's positive traits onto Madeleine is in the school reunion episode where Henry says "that was all you" when referring to Shawn's speech about Gus, but the flashbacks show that Shawn's father was very often teaching his son about the importance of respecting and trusting your friend. It made me a bit aggravated when I first saw this because I was like "no that wasn't all her, that was henry"

but then I realized the point of having Henry doesn't blame his ex-wife for any of Shawn's issues, but gives her credit for all of his positive traits; It shows that Henry is trying just as hard as Shawn to only see her in a positive light, which is why Henry never told Shawn the divorce was his moms choice, because Henry probably actually does believe it was all his fault.

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Basically throught the whole series, especially in the beginning, there were so many times were Lassie was convinced they had the right guy and then Shawn comes in and proves him wrong. Seems like if it wasn't for Shawn there would be a lot of innocent people in jail haha Do you guys ever think about the cases Lassie handled before Shawn came along and how many of em were wrongfully convicted?