Could you live without Psych for a week?

I love the fact Henry smirked when he saw Shawn beat the machine. He knew he taught him well.

Lassie’s choice to use the polygraph to show Shawn how serious he is about Jules is a level of badass I strive to reach

Notice how Shawn's Dad exhales his response to Shawn when he says

My favorite part is Gus and Juliet leaning to see the results.

"What is your name?"

I love how gus changes his identity card immediately

I love when Lassiter goes in to the Chief’s office asking for a new partner bc Jules is lying to him and Vick is like “you hooked her up to a polygraph machine and YOU’RE the one who wants a new partner?”

I love when Carolton says “if you hurt Juliet I will discharge my weapon multiple times.”

I think this is part of the reason Jules was so upset when she learned he wasn't psychic. If he could lie to her about being a psychic for so long and even beat a polygraph, he could've lied when he said he loved her.

That was the most awkward first "I love you" in the history of television and I absolutely love it. LOL

Gus taking his nametag off had me dying.

This scene is so important because Shawn says he is psychic and confesses his love for Juliet

Lassie setting up the whole scenario just to try and trick Juliet into revealing that she’s dating Shawn is the most genius moment he’s had in the entire show.

There is no better cast on television than the Psych gang. The casting was pitch perfect for every character, the obvious bond between the cast is always top shelf, 100% of the time. they navigate drama, comedy, horror and EVERYTHING else perfectly and they never miss a beat. Even in the one or two unenjoyable episodes the show had the cast was electric. The chemistry between everyone in this show was (and still is, in the movies) off the charts.

I love when he says he loves juliet and they all incline to check if he lies or not and juliet smiling <3

3:34 I like how gus was like "yep. Lets pack it up.. its over for us"

Gus switching out his badge gets me every time.

Psych always seemed to have the tightest mix of different kinds of comedy. Any episode might have wordplay, absurdity, clowning, physical comedy, as well as political/contemporary, satire, sarcasm, and wit. And then they would splash in these really sincere moments between the characters that also carried the drama along. It was wonderfully written.