The old gang comes together during the holidays after a mystery assailant targets one of their own.The old gang comes together during the holidays after a mystery assailant targets one of their own.The old gang comes together during the holidays after a mystery assailant targets one of their own.
- Awards
- 2 nominations
James Roday Rodriguez
- Shawn Spencer
- (as James Roday)
Ashley Fliehr
- Heather Rockrear
- (as Charlotte Flair)
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- TriviaSteve Franks has another five stand-alone TV movies planned.
- GoofsThe police personnel files for Juliet and Sam are mistakenly labeled as both being file number 02119 as well as listing the same home phone number (415-555-0172) for both of them despite them not living together.
- Quotes
Karen Vick: A dongle is a security device.
Shawn Spencer: Sure, for some people.
Karen Vick: You stick it into your computer...
Shawn Spencer: Not my computer. Not since high school. Jules, back me up on this?
Juliet O'Hara: Shawn, stop talking.
- ConnectionsFollowed by Psych 2: Lassie Come Home (2020)
Featured review
I was really excited to see Psych had been continued in movie form, and for the most part that excitement was justified. As with the brilliant TV series, the show is often wildly funny and the chemistry between Shawn and Gus is perfect.
The first half is everything I wanted it to be, but issues turn up after a while. The movie falls victim to the disease of guest-star-itis, squeezing in a bunch of unnecessary cameos of people I barely remember. And the final confrontation is an attempt to create something bigger and more exciting what the series did, and it falls pretty flat.
The movie also, for some reason, virtually ditches the psychic schtick that was such a big part of the series. There's almost none of that Shaun-sight thing where certain items are highlighted, and the only fake psychic-ing is unconvincingly shoehorned in.
The end result is something that is funny and likable but also unfocused and, even more than the series itself, very messy.
If you're a Psych fan then you should definitely watch this, and if you've never seen the series you should also take a look. But this movie does not equal the best episodes of the series.
The first half is everything I wanted it to be, but issues turn up after a while. The movie falls victim to the disease of guest-star-itis, squeezing in a bunch of unnecessary cameos of people I barely remember. And the final confrontation is an attempt to create something bigger and more exciting what the series did, and it falls pretty flat.
The movie also, for some reason, virtually ditches the psychic schtick that was such a big part of the series. There's almost none of that Shaun-sight thing where certain items are highlighted, and the only fake psychic-ing is unconvincingly shoehorned in.
The end result is something that is funny and likable but also unfocused and, even more than the series itself, very messy.
If you're a Psych fan then you should definitely watch this, and if you've never seen the series you should also take a look. But this movie does not equal the best episodes of the series.
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