Product Description

Shawn Spencer (James Roday) is on the case again! Quick-witted Shawn and his skeptical best friend Gus (Dul Hill) race to solve crimes while deceiving the police into believing in Shawn's so-called psychic abilities.System Requirements:Running Time: 686 minutesFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: TELEVISION/SERIES & SEQUELS UPC: 025195017169 Manufacturer No: 61102105000

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #112 in DVD
• Brand: UNIVERSAL STUDIOS HOME ENTERTAIN.
• Released on: 2008-07-08
• Rating: NR (Not Rated)
• Aspect ratio: 1.78:1
• Formats: AC-3, Box set, Color, Dolby, DVD-Video, Subtitled, Widescreen, NTSC
• Original language: English
• Subtitled in: English
• Number of discs: 4
• Dimensions: 1.00 pounds
• Running time: 686 minutes

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Get ready for more quirky adventures with TV's freshest and most eccentric sleuth as all 16 Season Two episodes of the hit series Psych arrive on DVD! Phony police psychic Shawn Spencer (James Roday) and his skeptical best friend Gus (Dulé Hill) are back on the case in this 4-disc set. Joining them is a supernaturally talented roster of guest stars, including Primetime Emmy® Award nominee Tim Curry, Golden Globe® nominee Gina Gershon and Kevin Sorbo. Featuring two episodes directed by the legendary John Landis (National Lampoon's® Animal House, The Blues Brothers) and over 45 minutes of can't-miss bonus materials, Season Two of Psych is a must for every DVD library. Critics exclaim, "It's not only laugh-out-loud-until-soda-squirts-out-of-your-nose funny, but it's also perfectly cast" (New York Post). We predict you'll love every quick-witted moment!

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...just keeps getting better
...this show just keeps getting better my only complaint would be that there are not nearly enough episodes!

The Funniest Mystery Show Ever
For the second season of this wonderful mystery/comedy show, the producers wisely left things pretty much alone. Shawn Spenser (James Roday) comes from a long line of cops. But he rebelled against his father's (Corbin Bernsen) wishes and didn't become a cop. Instead, he pretends to be a psychic, using his finely honed observation skills to get the information for his "visions." He's even opened Psych, a psychic detective agency with best friend Burton "Gus" Guster (Dule Hill). And he has an impressive track record, much to the dismay of Detective Lassiter (Timothy Omundsun). Rounding out the cast are Santa Barbara Detective Juliet O'Hara (Maggie Lawson) and Interim Chief of Police Karen Vick (Kirsten Nelson).

And what a collection of cases they have this year, too. Shawn and Gus join the TV sensation American Duos to find out who is trying to kill the head judge (played by Tim Curry). They become models to find out who killed both partners of a fashion house. Shawn must clear Gus' parents of murdering the neighborhood crank. When Gus' uncle (guest star John Amos) comes for a visit, Shawn and Gus have to switch places, without the police figuring out that both of them are faking it. Equally complicated is a case where a real psychic is brought in and Shawn must keep his secret from her. Shawn puts his credibility on the line by claiming one victim was killed by a dinosaur. And in the season finale, Shawn pins the crime on a mummy.

This show has real come together and is firing on all pistons now. The mysteries are tight and confusing. I might piece things together a little before Shawn, but not by much. And it doesn't matter because the entire fun is getting to the end. The over the top physical humor has been toned down this year (and that's a good thing), but there is still plenty of laughs. You've got cultural references spewed in mile a minute dialogue by Shawn and Gus, comedy from the character's relationships, comedy from the situations, and some physical humor. I can't stop myself from laughing out loud while I watch this show. And the cast does a great job holding it all together. They bring high energy to each episode, but they keep it real.

If you have missed this show, you have definitely missed out. Don't let another day go by without becoming a fan.

Psych: the pineapple of T.V shows
Psych is a must-watch show!! it is perfect if you are in the mood for captivating mysteries, interesting plots, perfectly timed sarcastic humor, witty dialogue, obscure '80's refrences, and incredibly unique characters. i recieved the dvd set the day it came out and i watched it for 12 consecutive hours. my belly still hurts from laughing so hard!!!!!! the best part of the whole show is the clever characters, from the eccentric fake psychic detective, to the skeptical P.I who is always ready to pull his gun, they are all different and well-rounded. any single one of them could easily be considered a favorite and all of them are of equal importance to the show. the chemsitry betweeny them is astonishing. they all balance each other out and add even more color and interst to this clever, cooky, and very colorful comedy.