Psych: The Complete Collection Blu-ray Movie

Rating summary

Movie		4.0
Video		4.0
Audio		4.0
Extras		5.0
Overall		4.5

Psych: The Complete Collection Blu-ray Movie Review

Reviewed by Martin Liebman December 21, 2023

Universal has released a monumental complete series (plus movies) collection for the hit TV show 'Psych." The set includes eight seasons, three TV movies, and so many supplements that fans will be kept busy for months. Video and audio hold their own, even given the massive amount of content on each disc.

Official synopsis: 'Psych' is a quick-witted dramedy about a young police consultant, Shawn Spencer (James Roday), who solves crimes with powers of observation so acute that he's convinced Santa Barbara PD detectives into thinking he's psychic. With the reluctant assistance of his best friend Gus (Dulé Hill), Shawn uses his skills of observation and charismatic personality to become the detective he was trained to be, opening his own PI agency - Psych - and solving cases for an ever-suspicious, but grudgingly impressed, police force. With Shawn's fake psychic sleuthing and sidekick Gus' nose for clues, the unlikely duo tackles countless murders and mysteries.

In the realm of detective/mystery shows, Pysch carves out its own niche by combining comedy, which oftentimes borders on the ridiculous, with the seriousness of crime within the tried-and-true "crime of the week" structure. The show is more than somewhat similar to both Monk and The Mentalist, at least insofar as how the crimes are solved, in each show by men with "extraordinary," but not "inhuman," mental prowess. But more like Monk and less like The Mentalist, Psych stands apart for its more humorous approach to solving crimes and character interactions. So similar are Psych and Monk that Psych premiered by pairing with Monk, and USA continued to air them next to one another until Monk came to an end. With Psych's premise so similar to Monk, that timeslot could have been a death sentence for Psych if not for its ability to stand apart in its own take on the humorous approaches to solving crimes. Whereas Monk’s humor plays on the main character’s idiosyncrasies and obsessive compulsive disorder, Psych turns to sleight of hand and deception to create its humor.

The show's main character, Shawn (James Roday), is gifted with keen observational skills and an eidetic memory that he uses to create the illusion of physic abilities. Shawn’s frustration with the inabilities and ineptness of the Santa Barbara Police Department leads him into an accidental consulting job in which his "physic powers" help solve crimes. As the series progresses, Shawn and his sidekick Gus (Dule Hill) are forced to come up with creative ways to continue the ruse of Shawn’s "powers" as various members of the police force become suspicious of him. James Roday’s ability to channel the physic powers and then stop as needed is, in large part, what makes the show work, and his ability to finely tune the character out of the gate and maintain the dual (and dueling) appearances stands as one of the main reasons why the show works as well as it does. Dule Hill, Timothy Omundson, and Maggie Lawson make for a strong supporting cast.

Beyond the eight seasons, this set also includes three Psych feature films (1080p): Psych: The Movie (1:28:10), Psych 2: Lassie Come Home (1:28:30), and Psych 3: This Is Gus (1:36:22).

Psych: The Complete Collection Blu-ray Movie, Video Quality 

This complete Psych collection features 1080p transfers across all eight seasons and three TV films. Early seasons play with a heavy grain structure. Clarity and detailing are solid enough, offering good 1080p clarity to skin, clothes, and environments. Colors are nicely defined, lacking nuance and punch but finding good stability to tonal basics. Clarity is improved a bit moving ahead from seasons four and five forward, offering a cleaner digital image that shows some residual noise. The image is smoother and obviously a good bit different from those early season film captures, but the sense of overall clarity is fine, even if the image can look somewhat smooth. In the later seasons, color depth is improved, offering more robust hues, crisper whites, and deeper blacks. Skin tones are more stable here as well. The image looks good across all eight seasons, and it does change a bit from start to finish, but getting past the raw texture of any given season there is a good foundational image to be enjoyed through the full run.

The three feature films also look great, delivering solid detailing, well balanced colors, and not much noise or compression related artifacts, impressive considering that all three films are crammed onto a single disc, running around 4.5 hours in combined length. These look better than the show.

Psych: The Complete Collection Blu-ray Movie, Audio Quality 

Universal releases Psych to Blu-ray with a DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 lossless soundtrack. The familiar opening title music can boom at reference volume, but it holds foundational clarity and is certainly very wide. It's easily the most dominant force throughout the series in terms of raw audio engagement. While there are some other elements here and there, musical or otherwise, that push the boundaries for engagement, depth, and overall size and scale, the main theme holds as the most prolific highlight. Various examples of ambient and environmental fill are nicely integrated as well and represent much of the surround activity heard in the show, which is not steady; the fronts carry the bulk of the material. Dialogue drives the show, and it presents with good clarity, fine prioritization, and natural front-center placement for the duration.

The movies likewise feature DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 lossless soundtracks which are lively, active, and full bodied. Clarity is strong, spatial awareness is solid, and dialogue is clear and centered for the duration. Musical engagement is largely the domain of the fronts, but a light surround push is also in evidence.

Psych: The Complete Collection Blu-ray Movie, Special Features and Extras 

To say that each season of Psych contains a massive collection of extras would be an understatement. While things slow down a little in seasons seven and eight (and there are no supplements with the movies), there's enough here to keep even the staunchest Psych fan busy for months on end. There's truly great supplemental value in this set. Each season ships in its own Amaray case. The three feature films share a single Blu-ray disc in its own case. All are packaged inside a slip box.

Season One, Disc One:

• Audio Commentaries: For "Pilot:" Cast & Crew Domestic Pilot, Creator/Executive Producer Steve Franks and Executive Producers Chris Henze and Kelly Kulchak. For "Spellingg Bee:" Creator/Executive Producer Steve Franks, Executive Producer Kelly Kulchak, and Series Stars James Roday and Dule Hill.
• James Roday's Audition Tapes (1080p, 2:59): Some fun clips of Roday's audition that has the room in laughter.
• Psych Revealed (1080p, 7:39): A look into the show's basic plot and character elements through both interview segments and clips from the show.
• Inside the Writers' Room (1080p, 7:24): Pitching the show to USA, the theme song, similarities to older shows like Moonlighting, cast and characters, and more.
• Character Profiles (1080p): Quick looks into key characters and the actors who play them. Included are James Roday (3:40), Dule Hill (2:54), and Corbin Bernsen (3:05).
• Blooper Reel (1080p, 6:52): Humorous moments from the shoot.

Season One, Disc Two:

• Audio Commentaries: For "9 Lives:" Creator/Executive Producer Steve Franks, Executive Producers Chris Henze and Kelly Kulchak, and Writer Andy Berman. For "Weekend Warriors:" Creator/Executive Producer Steve Franks, Executive Producer Kelly Kulchak, and Series Stars James Roday and Dule Hill.
• Deleted Scenes (1080p): Scenes from "Speak Now or Forever Hold Your Piece" (3:16), "Woman Seeking Dead Husband - Smokers Okay, No Pets" (0:48), "9 Lives" (1:32), and "Weekend Warriors" (1:07).

Season One, Disc Three:

• Audio Commentaries: For "From the Earth to Starbucks:" Creator/Executive Producer Steve Franks, Executive Producer Kelly Kulchak, and Series Stars James Roday and Dule Hill.
• Deleted Scenes (1080p): Scenes from "Shawn vs. The Red Phantom" (0:53), "He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not, He Loves Me, Oops He's Dead!" (3:20), and "Cloudy - Chance of Murder" (0:37).

Season One, Disc Four:

• Audio Commentaries: For "Scary Sherry: Biancas Toast:" Creator/Executive Producer Steve Franks, Executive Producer Kelly Kulchak, and Series Stars James Roday and Dule Hill.
• Deleted Scenes (1080p): Scenes from "Scary Sherry: Biancas Toas" (6:39).

Season Two, Disc One:

• Audio Commentaries: For "American Duos:" Creator/Executive Producer Steve Franks, Executive Producers Chris Henze and Kelly Kulchak, and Series Stars James Roday and Dule Hill. For "65 Million Years Off:" Creator/Executive Producer Steve Franks, Executive Producers Chris Henze and Kelly Kulchak, and Series Stars James Roday and Dule Hill. For "Psy vs. Psy:" Creator/Executive Producer Steve Franks, Executive Producers Chris Henze and Kelly Kulchak, Producer Andy Berman, and Series Stars James Roday and Dule Hill. For "Zero to Murder in 60 Seconds:" Co-Executive Producer Saladin K. Patterson and Jason Berger, Executive Assistant to Steve Franks (Podcast Commentary).
• Deleted Scenes (1080p): Scenes from "American Duos" (1:13), "60 Million Years Off" (0:22), "Psy vs. Psy" (5:14), and "Zero to Murder in Sixty Seconds" (1:36).
• Gag Reel (1080p, 7:33): Humorous moments from the shoot.

Season Two, Disc Two:

• Podcast Commentaries: For "And Down the Stretch Comes Murder:" Creator/Executive Producer Steve Franks, Co-Executive Producer Josh Bycel, and Jason Berger, Executive Assistant to Steve Franks. For "If You're So Smart, Then Why Are You Dead?:" Co-Producer Anupam Nigam. For "Rob-a-Bye Baby:" Creator/Executive Producer Steve Franks, Writer Tim Metreger, and Producer Andy Berman.
• Deleted Scenes (1080p): Scenes from "And Down the Stretch Comes Murder" (1:26), "Meat Is Murder, But Murder Is Also Murder" (1:11), "9 Lives" (1:32), "If You're So Smart, Then Why Are You Dead?" (4:04), and "Rob-a-Bye Baby" (2:27).

Season Two, Disc Three:

• Audio Commentary: For "Bounty Hunters!:" Creator/Executive Producer Steve Franks, Executive Producers Chris Henze and Kelly Kulchak, Producer Andy Berman, and Series Stars James Roday and Dule Hill.
• Deleted Scenes (1080p): Scenes from "Bounty Hunters!" (5:10), "Gus's Dad May Have Killed an Old Guy" (5:44), "There's Something About Mira" (1:29), and "The Old and the Restless" (0:44).
• Where's the Pineapple? (1080p, 3:37): A look at some of the "pineapple" moments in the show.
• Psychouts (1080p, 3:24): Additional scenes, gags, etc.
• The Name Game (1080p): Gus saying "Shawn" and Shawn introducing Gus in various ways. Included are Shawn! (0:46) and And My Partner Is... (0:58).

Season Two, Disc Four:

• Audio Commentaries: For "Lights, Camera...Homicidio:" Creator/Executive Producer Steve Franks, Executive Producers Chris Henze and Kelly Kulchak, Producer Andy Berman, and Series Stars James Roday and Dule Hill. For "Dis-Lodged:" Creator/Executive Producer Steve Franks and Writer Tim Meltreger (Podcast Commentary). For "Black and Tan: A Crime of Fashion:" Creator/Executive Producer Steve Franks, Executive Producers Chris Henze and Kelly Kulchak, and Series Stars James Roday and Dule Hill. For "Shawn (and Gus) of the Dead:" Creator/Executive Producer Steve Franks, Executive Producers Chris Henze and Kelly Kulchak, and Series Stars James Roday and Dule Hill.
• Deleted Scenes (1080p): Scenes from "Lights, Camera...Homicidio" (2:45), "Dis-Loged" (2:11), "Black and Tan: A Crime of Fashion" (2:38), and "Shawn (and Gus) of the Dead" (2:02).
• The Big Adventures of Lil' Shawn and Gus (1080p, 6:48): A fun animated take on the show, with Shawn and Gus as school children.

Season Three, Disc One:

• Audio Commentaries: For "Ghosts:" Creator/Executive Producer Steve Franks, Executive Producers Chris Henze and Kelly Kulchak, Producer Andy Berman, and Series Stars James Roday and Dule Hill. For "Murder...? Anyone...? Anyone...? Bueller...?:" Writer Andy Berman and Assistant to Steve Franks Jason Berger (Podcast Commentary).
• Deleted Scenes (1080p): Scenes from "Ghosts" (0:37), "Murder...? Anyone...? Anyone...? Bueller...?" (26:57), "Daredevils!" (5:40), and "The Greatest Adventure in the History of Basic Cable" (3:11).
• Gag Reel (1080p, 8:18): Humorous moments from the shoot.

Season Three, Disc Two:

• Audio Commentaries: For "Talk Derby to Me:" Writer Tim Meltreger, Assistant to Steve Franks Jason Berger, and Script Coordinator Ray Utarnachitt (Podcast Commentary). For "Gus walks Into a Bank:" Creator/Executive Producer Steve Franks, Executive Producer Chris Henze, Writer Andy Berman, and Series Stars James Roday and Dule Hill.
• Video Commentary (1080p, 5:02): For "Gus Walks Into a Bank:" Writer Andy Berman. This is not really a commentary but rather five minutes of Berman discussing the episode in front of the camera.
• Deleted Scenes (1080p): Scenes from "Disco Didn't Die. It Was Murdered!" (7:21), "There Might Be Blood" (2:09), and "Gus Walks Into a Bank" (5:05).

Season Three, Disc Three:

• Audio Commentaries: For "Christmas Joy:" Writer Saladin K. Patterson and Writer's Production Assistant Brittany Hilgers. For "Six Feet Under the Sea:" Creator/Executive Producer Steve Franks, Executive Producers Chris Henze and Kelly Kulchak, and Series Stars James Roday and Dule Hill. For "Lassie Did a Bad, Bad Thing:" Creator/Executive Producer Steve Franks, Executive Producers Chris Henze and Kelly Kulchak Writers Kell Cahoon and Tim Meltreger, and Series Stars James Roday, Dule Hill, and Tim Omundson. For "Earth, Wind and Wait for It:" Writer Anupam Nigam and Script Coordinator Ray Utarnachitt.
• Video Commentaries (1080p): For "Six Feet Under the Sea" (6:19): Executive Producer/Creator/Writer/Director Steve Franks. For "Earth, Wind and Wait for It:" Writer Anupam Nigam (4:20). These are not really commentaries but rather the commentors briefly discussing the episode in front of the camera.
• Deleted Scenes (1080p): Scenes from "Christmas Joy" (1:42), "Six Feet Under the Sea" (4:23), "Lassie Did a Bad, Bad Thing" (3:48), and "Earth, Wind and Wait for It" (1:41).
• Psychouts (1080p, 5:31): Additional scenes, gags, etc.
• Easter Egg (1080p, 1:07): Basically another gag reel.

Season Three, Disc Four:

• Video Commentaries (1080p): For "Any Given Friday Night at 10PM, 9PM Central" (3:14): Writer Josh Bycel. For "Truer Lies:" Writer Victoria Walker (3:14). For "Tuesday the 17th:" Executive Producer/Creator/Co-Writer Steve Franks and Executive Producers Chris Henze and Kelly Kulchak (6:14). These are not really commentaries but rather the commentors briefly discussing the episode in front of the camera.
• Audio Commentaries: For "Truer Lies:" Writer Victoria Walker, Story Editor Tim Meltreger, and Assistant to Steve Franks Jason Berger. For "Tuesday the 17th:" Executive Producer/Creator/Co-Writer Steve Franks, Executive Producers Chris Henze and Kelly Kulchak, and Series Stars James Roday and Dule Hill. For "An Evening with Mr. Yang: Executive Producer/Creator Steve Franks, Executive Producers Chris Henze and Kelly Kulchak, Story Editor Tim Meltreger, and Series Stars James Roday, Dule Hill, and Maggie Lawson.
• Deleted Scenes (1080p): Scenes from "Any Given Friday Night at 10PM, 9PM Central" (5:11), "Tuesday the 17th" (0:33), and "An Evening with Mr. Yang" (7:59).
• Montages (1080p): A collection of themed clips from the show. Included are Shawn Introductions (0:40), Bickering (0:57), Shawnisms (1:08), Psychic Juju (1:30), What? (0:23), and Gus, Don't Be... (0:25).

Season Four, Disc One:

• Audio Commentaries: For "Extradition: British Columbia:" Writers Steve Franks and Andy Berman, Executive Producer Kelly Kulchak, Co-Executive Producer Saladin K. Patterson, and and Series Stars James Roday and Dule Hill. For "The Devil's in the Details...and the Upstairs Bedroom: Executive Producer/Creator Steve Franks, Executive Producers Chris Henze and Kelly Kulchak, Writer Bill Callahan, and Series Stars James Roday and Dule Hill.
• Video Commentaries (1080p): For "Extradition: British Columbia:" Writers Steve Franks and Andy Berman. For "He Dead:" Saladin K. Patterson. For "High Noon-Ish:" Executive Producer/Creator Steve Franks and Executive Producer Chris Henze. For "The Devil's in the Details...and the Upstairs Bedroom: Writer Bill Callahan.
• Deleted Scenes (1080p): Scenes from "Extradition: British Columbia" (7:46), "He Dead" (5:44)
• Gag Reel (1080p, 5:53): Humorous moments from the shoot.

Season Four, Disc Two:

• Video Commentaries (1080p): For "Shawn Gets the Yips:" Co-Writer Bill Callahan. For "Bollywood Homicide:" Writers Steve Franks and Anupam Nigam.
• Deleted Scenes (1080p): Scenes from "Shawn Gets the Yips" (3:17), "Bollywood Homicide" (4:40), "High Top Fade Out" (6:25), and "Let's Get Hairy" (2:21).
• Audio Commentary: For "High Top Fade Out:" Executive Producer/Creator Steve Franks, Executive Producers Chris Henze and Kelly Kulchak, Writers Saladin K. Patterson and James Roday, and Series Star Dule Hill.
• Psychouts (1080p, 1:05): Additional scenes, gags, etc.

Season Four, Disc Three:

• Audio Commentaries: For "Shawn Takes a Shot in the Dark:" Executive Producer/Creator Steve Franks, Executive Producer Kelly Kulchak, Writer Andy Berman, and Series Stars James Roday and Dule Hill. For "A Very Juliet Episode:" Writers Steve Franks and Tim Meltreger, Executive Producers Chris Henze and Kelly Kulchak, and Series Stars James Roday, Dule Hill, Timothy Omundson, and Maggie Lawson.
• Video Commentaries (1080p): For "Shawn Takes a Shot in the Dark: Writer Andy Berman. For "You Can't Handle This Episode:" Writers Andy Berman and Jason Berger. For "Thrill Seekers and Hell Raisers:" Writers Saladin K. Patterson and Kell Cahoon. For "A Very Juliet Episode:" Writers Steve Franks and Tim Meltreger.
• Deleted Scenes (1080p): Scenes from "Shawn Takes a Shot in the Dark" (1:48), "You Can't Handle This Episode" (6:43), and "A Very Juliet Episode" (1:54).

Season Four, Disc Four:

• Video Commentaries (1080p): For "Death Is in the Air:" Co-Writer Bill Callahan. For "Think Tank:" Writers Steve Franks and Andy Berman. For "The Head, the Tail, the Whole Damn Episode:"Writers Steve Franks and Tim Meltreger. For "Mr. Yin Presents:" Writers James Roday and Tim Meltreger.
• Podcast Commentary: For "Think Tank:" Writers Steve Franks and Andy Berman.
• Deleted Scenes (1080p): Scenes from "Think Tank" (1:03) and "Mr. Yin Presents: (6:52).
• Audio Commentaries: For "The Head, the Tail, the Whole Damn Episode:" Writers Steve Franks and Tim Meltreger, Executive Producers Chris Henze and Kelly Kulchak, and Series Stars James Roday, Dule Hill, and Timothy Omundson. For "Mr. Yin Presents:" Executive Producer/Creator Steve Franks, Executive Producer Kelly Kulchak, Writers Andy Berman and James Roday, Series Stars James Roday, Dule Hill, Timothy Omundson, and Maggie Lawson.
• Montages (1080p): A collection of themed clips from the show. Included are Fist Bumps (0:40), Body Language (0:54), Screams (0:56), What! (0:50), Introductions (1:07), Shawn and Juliet (1:55), and Shawn and Lassie (1:29).

Season Five, Disc One:

• Audio Commentaries: For "Romeo and Juliet and Juliet (Extended Version):" Writer/Director Steve Franks, Executive Producer Chris Henze, Consulting Producer Todd Harthan, and Series Stars James Roday, Dule Hill, and Maggie Lawson. For "Not Even Close...Encounters:" Executive Producer/Creator Steve Franks, Executive Producers Chris Henze and Kelly Kulchak, Writer Bill Callahan, Series Stars James Roday, Dule Hill, and Timothy Omundson.
• Video Commentaries (1080p): For "Romeo and Juliet and Juliet (Extended Version):" Writer Steve Franks. For "Feet, Don't Kill Me Now:" Writer Saladin K. Patterson. For "Chivalry Is Not Dead...But Someone Is:" Writer Andy Berman.
• Deleted Scenes (1080p): Scenes from "Feet, Don't Kill Me Now" (2:56), "Not Even Close...Encounters" (0:42), and "Chivalry Is Not Dead...But Someone Is (8:55).
• Gag Reel (1080p, 4:01): Humorous moments from the shoot.

Season Five, Disc Two:

• Video Commentaries (1080p): For "Shawn and Gus in Drag (Racing):" Writers Tim Meltreger and Kell Cahoon. For "Viagra Falls:" Writer Todd Harthan. For "Ferry Tale:" Co-Writer Kell Cahoon. For "Shawn 2.0:" Writer Bill Callahan.
• Audio Commentary: For "Viagra Falls:" Executive Producer/Creator Steve Franks, Executive Producers Chris Henze and Kelly Kulchak, Writer Todd Harthan, and Series Stars James Roday and Dule Hill.
• Deleted Scenes (1080p): Scenes from "Shawn and Gus in Drag (Racing)" (4:15), "Viagra Falls" (0:58), and "Ferry Tale" (3:35).

Season Five, Disc Three:

• Video Commentaries (1080p): For "One, Maybe Two, Ways Out:" Co-Writer Todd Harthan. For "Extraction II: The Actual Extraction Part:" Writers Tim Meltreger and Steve Franks. For "In Plain Fright: Writers Tim Meltreger and Steve Franks. For "Dual Spires (Extended Version):" Writers James Roday and Bill Callahan.
• Audio Commentaries: For "Extraction II: The Actual Extraction Part:" Director Steve Franks, Executive Producer Chris Henze, and Series Stars James Roday, Dule Hill, and Maggie Lawson. For "Dual Spires (Extended Version):" Executive Producer/Creator Steve Franks, Executive Producer Kelly Kulchak, Writers James Roday and Bill Callahan, and Series Stars Dule Hill and Timothy Omundson.
• Deleted Scenes (1080p): Scenes from "One, Maybe Two, Ways Out" (2:57), "Extraction II: The Actual Extraction Part" (4:21), and "In Plain Fright (0:32).
• The Making of Dual Spires (1080p, 9:51): A look into the fun Twin Peaks-inspired episode.

Season Five, Disc Four:

• Deleted Scenes (1080p): Scenes from "We'd Like to thank the Academy" (1:32), "The Polarizing Express" (3:02), "Dead Bear Walking" (9:40), and "Yang 3 in 2D" (8:32).
• Audio Commentaries: For "We'd Like to thank the Academy:" Executive Producer/Creator Steve Franks, Executive Producer Kelly Kulchak, Director/Co-Writer James Roday, Co-Writer Saladin K. Patterson, and Series Stars Dule Hill and Timothy Omundson. For "Yang 3 in 2D:" Executive Producer/Creator Steve Franks, Executive Producers Chris Henze and Kelly Kulchak, Writers James Roday and Andy Berman, and Series Stars Dule Hill and Timothy Omundson.
• Video Commentaries: For "The Polarizing Express:" Co-Writer/Director James Roday and Co-Writer Saladin K. Patterson. For "Dead Bear Walking:" Writer Andy Berman. For "Yang 3 in 2D:" Writers James Roday and Andy Berman.
• "No comment!" Behind the Scenes of a Psych Commentary (1080p, 5:40): Since there are so many commentaries, why not a look into the commentary recording process, too? At this point I'm honestly shocked that we don't have a "making of" for every commentary.

Season Six, Disc One:

• Audio Commentaries For "Shawn Rescues Darth Vader:" Executive Producer/Creator Steve Franks, Executive Producers Chris Henze and Kelly Kulchak, and Series Stars James Roday, Dule Hill, and Timothy Omundson. For "Last Night Gus:" Executive Producer/Creator Steve Franks, Executive Producers Chris Henze and Kelly Kulchak, Director/Co-Writer Andy Berman, and Series Stars James Roday, Dule Hill, Timothy Omundson, and Maggie Lawson. For "This Episode Sucks:" Executive Producer/Creator Steve Franks, Executive Producers Chris Henze and Kelly Kulchak, Co-Executive Producer/Co-Writer Todd Harthan, Director/Co-Writer/Star James Roday, and Dule Hill, Timothy Omundson, and Maggie Lawson.
• Video Commentaries (1080p): For "Shawn Rescues Darth Vader:" Writer/Director Steve Franks. For "Last Night Gus:" Writer/Director Andy Berman. For "This Episode Sucks:" Co-Writer Todd Harthan. For "The Amazing Psych-Man and Tap-Man, Issue #2:" Writer Saladin K. Patterson.
• Deleted Scenes (1080p): Scenes from "Shawn Rescues Darth Vader" (4:37), "Last Night Gus" (4:03), and "This Episode Sucks" (6:57).
• Gag Reel (1080p, 4:11): Humorous moments from the shoot.

Season Six, Disc Two:

• Video Commentaries (1080p): For "Dead Man's Curveball:" Writer Bill Callahan. For "Shawn Interrupted:" Writer Kell Cahoon. For "In for a Penny...:" Writer Todd Harthan. For "The Tao of Gus:" Writer Tim Meltreger and Actor Carlos Jacott.
• Deleted Scenes (1080p): Scenes from "Dead Man's Curveball" (5:44), "In for a Penny..." (10:25), and "The Tao of Gus" (0:26).
• Audio Commentary: For In for a Penny...: Executive Producer/Creator Steve Franks, Executive Producers Chris Henze and Kelly Kulchak, Director Mel Damski, and Series Stars James Roday, Dule Hill, Timothy Omundson, and Maggie Lawson.
• Montages (1080p): A collection of themed clips from the show. Included are C'Mon Son/Names/Suck It (1:42), Gus and Food (0:36), Missing Jokes (1:24), and Pop Culture (1:41).

Season Six, Disc Three:

• Audio Commentaries: For "Neil Simons Lover's Retreat:" Executive Producer/Creator Steve Franks, Executive Producers Chris Henze and Kelly Kulchak, Writer Carlos Jacott, and Series Stars James Roday, Dule Hill, Timothy Omundson, and Maggie Lawson. for "Indiana Shawn and the Temple of the Kinda Crappy, Rusty Old Dagger (Extended Version):" Executive Producer/Creator Steve Franks, Executive Producers Chris Henze and Kelly Kulchak, and Series Stars James Roday, Dule Hill, and Timothy Omundson. For "Heeeeere's Lassie (Extended Version:" Executive Producer/Creator Steve Franks, Executive Producers Chris Henze and Kelly Kulchak, Co-Executive Producer.Co-Writer Todd Harthan, Director/Star James Roday, and Series Stars Timothy Omundson and Maggie Lawson.
• Video Commentaries (1080p): For "Neil Simons Lover's Retreat:" Writer Carlos Jacott. For "Indiana Shawn and the Temple of the Kinda Crappy, Rusty Old Dagger (Extended Version):" Writer/Director Steve Franks. For "Heeeeere's Lassie (Extended Version:" Co-Writers Todd Harthan and Tim Meltreger. For "Shawn and the Real Girl:" Writer Andy Berman.
• Deleted Scenes (1080p): Scenes from "Neil Simons Lover's Retreat" (1:07) and "Shawn and the Real Girl" (9:33).
• Underground with Psych (1080p, 4:04): Touring the set for the Indiana Jones-inspired episode.
• Psychouts (1080p, 0:42): Additional scenes, gags, etc.

Season Six, Disc Four:

• Video Commentaries (1080p): For "Let's Doo-Wop It Again:" Co-Writers Saladin K. Patterson and Kell Cahoon. For "Autopsy Turvy:" Co-Writer Andy Berman. For "True Grits:" Writer Saladin K. Patterson. For "Santabarbaratown:" Writer Bill Callahan.
• Audio Commentary: For "Santabarbaratown:" Executive Producer/Creator Steve Franks, Executive Producers Chris Henze and Kelly Kulchak, and Series Stars James Roday, Corbin Bernsen, Timothy Omundson, and Maggie Lawson.
• Deleted Scenes (1080p): Scenes from "Let's Doo-Wop It Again" (5:36), "Autopsy Turvy" (13:30), and "True Grits" (3:34).

Season Seven, Disc One:

• Podcast Commentary: For "Juliet Takes a Luvvah:" Steve Franks, Chris Henze, Kelly Kulchack, Andy Berman, and Todd Harthan.
• Deleted Scenes (1080p): Scenes from "Santabarbaratown 2" (3:48), "Juliet Takes a Luvvah" (7:34), "Lassie Jerky" (4:58), and "No Country for Two Old Men" (0:49).

Season Seven, Disc Two:

• Deleted Scenes (1080p): Scenes from "Cirque Du Soul" (0:36), "Deez Nups" (2:38) and "Juliet Wears the Pantsuit" (3:54).
• Podcast Commentaries: For "Deez Nups:" Steve Franks, Chris Henze, and Kelly Kulchak. For "Right Turn or Left for Dead:" Steve Franks, Chris Henze, Kelly Kulchak, David Crabtree, and Carlos Jacott. For "Juliet Wears the Pantsuit:" Steve Franks, Chris Henze, Kelly Kulchak, and Brittany Hilgers.

Season Seven, Disc Three:

• Podcast Commentary: For "Office Space:" Steve Franks, Chris Henze, Kelly Kulchak, Andy berman, Todd Harthan, and Kurt Fuller.
• Deleted Scenes (1080p): Scenes from "Office Space" (7:48), "Dead Air:" (0:36), "Nip and Suck It! (2:16), and "No Trout About It" (2:06).
• Psychouts (1080p, 1:15): Additional scenes, gags, etc.
• Gag Reel (1080p, 3:30): Humorous moments from the shoot.

Season Eight, Disc One:

• Podcast Commentaries: For "Lock, Stock, Some Smoking Barrels and Burton Guster's Goblet of Fire (Extended Version):" Steve Franks, Chris Henze, Kelly Kulchak, Carlos Jacott, Todd Harthan, and David Crabtree. For "S.E.I.Z.E. the Day:" Steve Franks, Chris Henze, Kelly Kulchak, Carlos Jacott, Todd Harthan, and David Crabtree. For "Cloudy...with a Chance of Improvement:" Steve Franks, Chris Henze, Kelly Kulchak, Andy Berman, and Todd Harthan. For "Cog Blocked:" Steve Franks, Chris Henze, Kelly Kulchak, Dule Hill, Carlos Jacott, and Todd Harthan.
• Deleted Scenes (1080p): Scenes from "S.E.I.Z.E. the Day" (1:24), "Cloudy...with a Chance of Improvement" (3:12), and "Someone's Got a Woody" (0:26).

Season Eight, Disc Two:

• Podcast Commentaries: For "1967: A Psych Odyssey:" Steve Franks, Chris Henze, Kelly Kulchak, Kirsten Nelson, James Roday, and Tim Meltreger. For "A Touch of Sweevil:" Steve Franks, Chris Henze, Kelly Kulchak, Todd Harthan, and Andy Berman. For "A Nightmare on State Street (Director's Cut):" Steve Franks, Chris Henze, Kelly Kulchak, James Roday, Kirsten Nelson, and Carlos Jacott.
• Deleted Scenes (1080p): Scenes from "A Touch of Sweevil" (1:05) and "A Nightmare on State Street (Director's Cut)" (0:49).

Season Eight, Disc Three:

• Podcast Commentaries: For "The Break Up:" Steve Franks, Chris Henze, Kelly Kulchak, James Roday, Kirsten Nelson, Andy Berman, and Tim Meltreger. For "Psych: The Musical:" Steve Franks, Chris Henze, Kelly Kulchak, James Roday, Kirsten Nelson, Maggie Lawson, and Adam Cohen.
• Deleted Scenes (1080p, 1:13): Scenes from "The Break Up".
• Extended Scene (1080p, 1:33): Scene from "Psych: The Musical".
• Behind the Scenes of "Psych: The Musical" (1080p, 5:01): Not a "making of" but literally a collage of snippets from the set and the finished episode.
• Psych After Pshow (1080i, 43:13): A live special that sees Steve Franks, James Roday, Dule Hill, and more exploring the show's finale and instant legacy.
• Music Video (1080p, 3:18): Was It Something I Said?
• I Know, You Know That I'm No Good with Goodbyes: A Psych Farewell (1080p, 13:04): A brief look back at the shows success, characters, story, writing, and more.
• Montages (1080p): A collection of themed clips from the show. Included are Dancing (13:04), Suck It (1:33), Lip Smacks (0:27), Main Titles Mashup (1:33), and Special Main Titles Mashup (13:04).
• Gag Reel (1080p, 5:23): Humorous moments from the shoot.

Psych: The Complete Collection Blu-ray Movie, Overall Score and Recommendation 

Whew. What a package! What is left to say other than this is the complete Psych experience, TV show and TV movies (though three more films are reportedly in the works), plus almost countless hours of bonus content. This is a great set that will keep fans busy for a very long time. Highly recommended!