Spotting Pineapples
A Micro Critique of TV's Larger than Life Show: "Psych"
In a world where television is dominated by procedural crime dramas, one show dares to stand up and say...
Full Of:
Witty Catch-Phrases
Unparalleled Chemistry
An Amazing Supportive Cast...
And So Much More!
Critics Are Raving!
"Fake Psychic, Real Detectives" Shawn Spencer & Burton Guster Are...
10/10.
TV's BEST DUO!
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Lena Folkert
Alaskan Grown Freelance Writer 🤍 Lover of Prose
Former Deckhand & Barista 🤍 Always a Pleaser & Eggshell-Walker
Lifelong Animal Lover & Whisperer 🤍 Ever the Student & Seeker
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Comments (7)
Ok something else I need to check out. Thank you
I've never watched this but it sounds amazing! Excellent review!
I always thought "Psych" looked like a lot of fun but have never watched a single episode. Love the video!
I'm now curious to watch it! Great review 🍍
Awesome critique!!! Loving it!!!💕❤️❤️
I used to watch this show. I think I moved to another city and stopped watching it. This made me want to reunite. Excellent style for your review!
You made me want to watch it 😀