I've Heard it Both Ways - A Psych Rewatch Podcast

A case involving a chop shop owner has Shawn having second thoughts, triggering an unexpected first for the would-be detective.

Shawn goes up against a federal psychic, and Juliet is entranced with the Treasury agent who accompanies her.

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.

Shawn & Gus are hired to protect a reality-show judge who has escaped a series of attempts on his life.

You know that's right! Jacob Marrocco from the Crossing State Lines Podcast joins the Doctor and Billy D to review the first season of Psych and I've Heard it Both Ways.

In the season finale Billy D and Doctor Joe break it all down. While Juliet is undercover, she asks for psychic help at a sorority; back at the station, Lassiter is paired with a most challenging partner.

Doctor Joe and Billy D get down to biz with Poker? I Barely Know Her... Henry's friend refuses to call the police when his son goes missing.

You know that's right! Doctor Joe and Billy D review a Gus classic. And Shawn manages to get assigned to the 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.

You know that's right! Doctor Joe and Billy D review episode 12 of season 1. Shawn and Gus horn their way onto murder cases as consultants, which includes propping up the lead attorney and somehow proving the client didn't commit the crime.

You know that's right! Doctor Joe and Billy D review a classic in the early Shawn and Julez saga. 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.

You know that's right! Doctor Joe and Billy D review one of the best from season one. In this one, Shawn decides to help Lassiter solve a crime, unbeknownst to him, since he's doubting his abilities as a detective.

Join us as we review an episode we remembered being better than you remember... Forget Me Not kinda unforgettable, but that's what we are. Shawn is asked by a woman he went to grade school with to help her father, a former police captain, find who murdered someone... as he's not able to remember either the perpetrator or the victim.

This has everything including the first big Cameo. The disappearance of a teenager sends Shawn and Gus to a comic book convention. Join us for all the fun and mystery. 

You're gonna call Doctor Joe and Billy D for a freaking review of this episode that's who... A man comes to Gus and Shawn claiming he's being haunted, while Carlton and Juliet work the murder of a doctor. Plus, Gus is amazing but that's typical. 

You know that's right Doctor Joe and Billy D are back for a breakout Lassie Episode, now who doesn't love that. Someone is shot during one of Lassiter's Civil War reenactment rehearsals, and Shawn and Gus join the group to solve the murder. 

Holla! We back at it as we dive into a great episode. Season 1 Episode 5: 9 Lives. In order for Shawn to continue his investigation into a suicide that he believes is a murder, he pretends to get clues from the victim's cat. And boy do we have fun with this one. 

You know that's right... we break down season 1 episode 4: Woman Seeking Dead Husband: Smokers Okay, No Pets. In this one Shawn and Gus are on the trail of newly released bank robbers and the stashed loot.

Wait for it... well actually it's right here. Episode 3 bay bay: Speak Now or Forever Hold Your Piece. In this one Shawn decides that his assigned case is dull, so he and Gus decide to solve the case of a missing engagement ring.

We are back at it again... Doctor Joe and Billy D break down an early classic in the series history: Spellingg Bee. In this episode, Shawn and Gus investigate a crime at a spelling bee.

You know that's right... Doctor Joe and Billy D break down the first-ever episode of Psych. In the premiere of the show the police department in Santa Barbara hires someone they think is a psychic detective.