Psych

Shawn Spencer is arrested after providing a detailed and accurate tip to the police, leading to suspicion that he is the perpetrator. To prove his innocence, he begins impersonating a psychic.

A regional spelling bee becomes the site of escalating rivalry when a minor act of sabotage spirals into a deadly incident.

Shawn and Gus attend a high-society wedding to recover a stolen antique engagement ring that was somehow taken from a secure, monitored vault.

Shawn and Gus take on their first case outside of the Santa Barbara Police Department when a widow hires them to locate money her late husband had stolen from a bank.

Shawn pretends to have a psychic bond with a cat to continue investigating what he thinks is a murder, despite the police ruling it a suicide. His investigation leads him to a hotline that may be connected to one of the Santa Barbara Police Department's own officers.

Shawn and Gus visit a Civil War reenactment rehearsal, where they enjoy observing Lassiter's increasing frustration as he struggles to manage the event.

After being removed from a compelling case involving the murder of a psychologist, Shawn begrudgingly takes on a private client who believes he is being targeted by a ghost.

Gus becomes excited when he and Shawn discover that the key clue in their missing-person investigation is TriCon, a comic book and science fiction convention taking place in Santa Barbara.

Henry's former captain is convinced he has solved a murder case, though his Alzheimer's has caused him to forget key details, including the identity of the perpetrator and the specifics of the crime.

Shawn attempts to help Lassiter regain confidence in his detective skills by assisting him in investigating the death of an astronomer.

A seemingly lighthearted alien abduction case takes a serious turn when the investigators discover a naked body, shifting the focus to a murder investigation.

A local weatherman is discovered dead the day after an affair, and his lover is arrested for his murder, despite her insistence that she is not guilty.

Shawn, feeling isolated and unchallenged, persuades Juliet to let him assist in an investigation involving a missing professional tennis player. To do so, he must first rescue Gus from a corporate team-building retreat where he is reluctant to participate.

Henry's friend declines to report his son, Brandon, missing despite the boy stealing $30,000. Shawn steps in to help find Brandon and discovers the teenager has been participating in underground poker games.

Juliet enlists Shawn and Gus to assist with an undercover mission involving a sorority, but the case becomes more complicated when it reveals unexpected connections to their past and puts Juliet at risk.