He's got an eye for details and a knack for saying the wrong thing... Fortunately for impulsive fake "psychic detective" Shawn Spencer (James Roday), his best friend, Burton "Gus" Guster (Dule Hill), is there to make sense of it all in sixteen peculiar and witty Season Five episodes of Psych. Based out of their quirky PI office, the unlikely duo are "psyched" this season to consult on some of the most bizarre police cases to date: from infiltrating a ring of street thugs to ghost hunting to advocating for a polar bear. But, will rival profilers and old enemies put a stop to their rogue investigative style? Be there for all the mysterious mayhem and pineapple-hunting fun in the series that keeps audiences following the clues from one season to the next.
Format:DVD
Language:English
UPC:025192074431
Release Date:March 2002
Rating:NR (Not Rated)
Publisher:Universal Home Video
Director:S, Steve Franks
Starring:Roday, James, Hill, Dule
Number of Disks:4
Other Video Info:Multiple Formats; AC-3; Box set; Color; Dolby; NTSC; Subtitled; Widescreen
TV Series 2006–2014. 121 episodes. Over 100 cameos.
As a child, Shawn is trained by Henry Spencer (Corbin Bernsen), his Policeman father, to notice all the periphery down to the minutest details in any situation.
Shawn Spenser (James Roday Rodriguez) with his sidekick Burton Guster (Dulé Hill), always wanted their own business and finally got the opportunity by using his psychic (yeh sure) powers to help the police solve problems.
We get to see what Shawn sees and go along for the ride. Lots of fun surprises and banter.
One fun thing is watching Timothy Omundson as Carlton Lassiter, the police detective, suspect Shawn of chicanery, and tries to figure out how Shawn does it. He is upstaged and foiled every time.
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