Psych

A consultant is brought in to evaluate everyone's effectiveness as detectives, but their alleged misdeeds are matched only by the quirkiness of the consultant.

A plastic surgery patient is dead and Shawn and Gus suspect a local surgeon who inconveniently—or maybe conveniently—happens to be someone whom Henry used to date.

When Shawn and Gus' favorite DJ is murdered, they devise a scheme to find the perpetrator. Of course it means they must go undercover as DJs themselves.

Shawn scrambles to cover for Gus when he inadvertently corrupts a crime scene and makes himself the prime suspect.

A surfing accident creates a mayoral vacancy and Shawn decides political office may be his road to legitimacy.

Shawn is his usual suspicious self about the new person in Juliet's life. Only this time he takes it a step further. He suspects the friend of murder. Elsewhere, he spends quality time with Woody.

Rather than party after the successful conclusion of his case, Shawn turns unusually introspective. He re-examines every decision made to determine if he could have changed the outcome.

Lassiter's long wait is finally over, and Marlowe has said "yes" to his proposal and a quick—but mostly tasteful—wedding at a casino resort. But first up is the bachelor party Lassiter didn't want, and how to deal with the crime lord seen at the casino who could end Lassiter's dream.

Gus' fun day at the circus with Rachel's son Maximus takes a turn for the serious.

A VIP party thrown by a has-been rock star turns into a murder mystery weekend for Shawn and Gus.

Juliet's stepfather comes to town and Shawn is determined to forge a relationship. He just didn't think it would require a trip to Mexico to find him and his father after they are abducted.

The Bigfoot legend lures Shawn and Gus from civilization to the wilds when they join film students on their quest to document its existence.

Shawn has a number of reasons for his jealousy. He's unhappy with Juliet's latest assignment, an undercover operation against an online dating site. And Gus isn't at his beck and call anymore. He's at his new girlfriend's disposal.