Episode discussion: S02E13 "Lights, Camera... Homicidio"
One of my personal favorite episodes of this season and for that matter the entire series. Hope you enjoy it as much as i do.
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Plot:
Shawn and Gus investigate a murder on the set of a popular Spanish soap opera.
Episode discussion: S02E12 "The Old and the Restless"
A bit late, but better late than not at all. Enjoy this weeks episode! :)
Plot: When a man goes missing from a retirement home, Shawn and Gus need help getting in to investigate.
Episode discussion: S02E11 "There's Something About Mira"
Hey all,
I'm back from my hiatus! I sadly broke my hand on the last day of the year, so i've been resting and in and out hospital. But today i'm coming back to the regular weekly schedule. I've missed this! Hope you enjoy this weeks episode with me.
See you next week!
Plot:
Shawn finds out a secret of Gus's involving a woman he can't say no to. Lassiter learns that Juliet received a higher score on the detectives' exam than he did, prompting a heated competition between them to see who is truly the better detective.
Episode discussion: S02E10 "Gus's Dad May Have Killed an Old Guy"
Almost that time of year, so i'm glad we're lucky to see the opening and credits song nearly match up. Have a great week, all!
Plot:
Gus' dad is accused of murdering the meanest man in the neighborhood, and he enlists Shawn's help to clear him.
Episode discussion: S02E09 "Bounty Hunters!"
Hi everyone! Hope you had a good week! This week's episode is great, finally some of that built up Shawn & Jules tention.
See you next week,
Plot:
Juliet asks Shawn and Gus for help in capturing an accused murderer who escaped from her. They track the man down, but soon discover he is innocent and they try to find the real killer--but things are complicated by a bounty hunter.
Episode discussion: S02E08 "Rob-a-Bye Baby"
Monday it is! Welcome to the weekly thread where we watch Psych together. This week, a bit of a shake up episode in this season. Hope you enjoy!
See you next week,
Plot: In the middle of a crime wave, Chief Vick assigns Shawn and Gus the staid duty of finding her a new nanny.
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Episode discussion: S02E07 If You're So Smart, Then Why Are You Dead?""
Good to be back! Hope all of you had a good week. Comment down below what you think about this weeks episode!
Have a good week!
Plot: Two students claim that one of their teachers is a murderer after hearing a phone call. It is Juliet and Lassiter's one year anniversary as partners and Juliet takes her first lead detective job.
I agree! Loved their chemistry, and that definitly could have been fleshed out a little more. All though, the choice to generally focus more on Jules, is still a good decision. But yeah, would not have minded a little more episodes with them.
Episode discussion: S02E06 "Meat Is Murder, But Murder Is Also Murder"
Welcome back! This week, we've got a tasty murder with a pinch of uncle Burton.
See you next week,
Plot:
Shawn and Gus investigate who poisoned a food critic. Gus's uncle Burton comes to town and tags along on the investigation, so Gus pretends to be psychic
Episode discussion: S02E05 "And Down the Stretch Comes Murder"
Another week has already gone by. Time for this weeks episode of Psych. Feeling a little under the weather, but well enough to make this post.
See you next week!
Plot: Jockey Jimmy Nickels, a bully who went to school with Shawn and Gus, hires them to find out why his horses keep losing. Things become complicated when another jockey dies in the midst of a race.
Episode discussion: S02E04 "Zero to Murder in Sixty Seconds"
New week, new episode! Welcome back. What did you think about this weeks episode? Personally liked the twist near the end, was suprising at first watch.
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Plot: A case involving a chop shop owner has Shawn having second thoughts, triggering an unexpected first for the would-be detective.
Episode discussion: S02E03 "Psy vs. Psy"
Wait for it... Well, wait no longer! This week features one of Shawns GOAT catchphrases: "Wait for it..... wait for iiiiiiiiiiiit..." For the first time in the series. Hope you had a great time seeing the guys going up against another Psych.
See you next week!
Plot:
Shawn goes up against a federal psychic, and Juliet is entranced with the Treasury agent who accompanies her.
Episode discussion: S02E02 "65 Million Years Off"
Hey Psych'ians! Hope you had a great week! Welcome to this weeks rewatch thread. Have a great day!
Plot:
Shawn worries he may be losing his meal ticket when Lassiter goes on a winning streak, solving nine cases in a row, so he horns in on the current case...jeopardizing his and Gus' credibility when he claims a T-Rex killed the victim.
We've been doing this for 15 weeks already. Time flies. How do you like it? Should we increase the speed, or keep it like this?
Thanks everyone who shared their experience these last few weeks.
Episode discussion: S02E01 "American Duos"
This week, one of my favorite episodes of season 2. Definitly with the most salty character in Psych, period. Tim Curry!
What was your viewing like?
Plot:
Shawn & Gus are hired to protect a reality-show judge who has escaped a series of attempts on his life.
Yes! Definitly agree. I think my favorite episode of season 1, just so much fun.
Episode discussion: S01E15 "Scary Sherry: Bianca's Toast"
Welcome back! One of my favorites episode this week, with definitly the best screams of season 1 with the run to the Blueberry.
Plot: While Juliet is undercover, she asks for psychic help at a sorority; back at the station, Lassiter is paired with a most challenging partner.
Episode discussion: S01E14 "Poker? I Barely Know Her"
A bit late, but welcome anyway Psych'ians! How was this weeks episode for you?
Plot:
Henry's friend refuses to call the police when his son goes missing.
Episode discussion: S01E13 "Cloudy... With a Chance of Murder"
Welcome to this weeks episode! What was your favorite character from this weeks episode?
Plot:
Shawn manages to get assigned to missing tennis player's case, but his observations don't seem to be leading anywhere and he's forced to ask for help from an unlikely source.
Episode discussion: S01E12 "Cloudy... With a Chance of Murder"
Welcome to the monday rewatch! What are your thoughts on this weeks episode?
Plot:
Shawn and Gus horn their way onto murder case as consultants, which includes propping up the lead attorney and somehow proving the client didn't commit the crime.
Episode discussion: S01E11 "He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not, He Loves Me, Oops He's Dead"
It's monday again! Hope you had a good weekend! Let's discuss episode 11 of season 1, "He loves me, He loves me nog, He lives me, Oops he's dead".
Plot:
When naked men keep turning up in the same field, Gus is sent on a sacrifice date to gather clues, and Shawn learns more about his dad than he ever wanted.
Episode discussion: S01E10 "From the Earth to the Starbucks"
Welcome back to Psych Monday! How did you like this weeks episode? Have a great day!
Plot:
Drunken and depressed Lassiter confesses to Shawn that he has doubts about the death of an astronomer.
Yeah, it's a classic for sure! I remember watching in High School as well, mostly on Comedy Central.
What would be your prefered speed? Twice a week? On the weekend days? Let me know. Since it's all very new, i'm very interested in what people here want to see.
That's right! And if there is no Group Policy that you can use to disable, than people will write a Powershell script for it to do so quick and dirty.
The widgets pane for instance was for some time only able to be disabled if you run Windows 11 Enterprise. Intune did not offer a policy for business OS versions. So quite quickly people just wrote a script in Powershell to do it themselves.
Thanks for the update! We'll brace for some downtime!
I'm pretty excited for the idea of a Discord Server (or other platform) to extend the rewatch episodes with. But as you say, that would require a good team of moderators, or at the very least a team to start with. Right now this Lemmy isn't a lot of work because of the low volume of members/posts, but with Discord there will be more active moderation required.
Open question: Any people here interested in helping me run this Discord (or other) server for the purpose of live chat?
If not, we'll get around to it in the future because i like the idea a lot.
No plans for a live chat yet, but i'm open to suggestions! It would be a comment thread for the first episode. I haven't looked at Matrix, IRC or Discord yet for something like this. What would you propose?
If enough people are interested in chat, we can make it happen. I'm just a one man show for now, so i'm gonna need some help at some point.
The thread for episode S01E01 will go live coming monday at around 8 PM / 20:00 o'clock CEST. I've never posted episode threads like these, so any feedback regarding time is welcome. I've settled on once a week, maybe we'll increase but for now that seems to be about right.
And next, give me each of your fingers. We want to sure its really you! We can’t have you scamming for snacks now, can we?
Allright, but why?
Edit: You mean, the other 2 comments i deleted on this thread? Got an error, was too impatient ;)
HP prodesk is all you need! You can probably do with a Raspberry, but if you want to have some room to play with, then pick something more powerful like an older desktop pc.
Are there any countdown timers for this? I think this really calls for one!
Tempted to code a website for it :)
Commenting here to check later :)
Nice! I’m not personally going to do so, but I completely agree with your reasoning! Fck Reddits C suite.
Inevitable crash of the Streaming Wars, the period of rapid growth is at an end. The pricing was enticing for a reason, because the economy enabled rapid growth in the then new streaming space. Content is still king and investing in great content just got wat more expensive when the interest rates went up. This means the services need to actually become profitable or get out of the game for how expensive it is.
Now it will be a question of what service is able to last, who buys who and what content owners will go back to selling their content to those who remain.
Some more speculations from me:
- We'll see more price increases across the board, and limitations of how you can watch content. (Thanks NF)
- Ad free packages will become more expensive, or might even leave eventually.
- Subscriptions with ads will become way more popular.
- Smaller players like Peacock and Showtime might decide to just sell to who ever pays most and cease operations for their app.
- Netflix and Disney might introduce new subscriptions that only offer a subset of their library
Edit: I think it is also likely that monthly subscriptions will become semi monthly or even a minimum of 3 - 6 months. If that doesn't happen, then series will become even way more spread out in their release dates as is currently the case. (Season 1: The Fall, Season 1: Gradient etc.)