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ravipanikar · 2 years
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psych 6.04 | The Amazing Psych-Man & Tap Man, Issue #2
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anghraine · 2 months
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The best friend and I took some time out from Halo to watch something more light-hearted, and decided on the first episode of Psych, which we used to really enjoy but hadn't seen in years and couldn't clearly remember. So we watched the pilot of the first season.
Main takeaways:
James Roday Rodriguez & Dulé Hill are absolute delights as Shawn and Gus from day 1. It's especially fun for my bff and me because our own dynamic is not that different, though scaled down (my best friend is much more adventurous than I am and prods me into doing all sorts of things I'd never try on my own). Also I'd forgotten how young they looked at first!
Henry Spencer is one of the most compelling characters on the show and, even allowing for the OTT comedy, a profoundly awful father IMO. One of the reasons I didn't keep up with Psych later on was that I felt like the show increasingly sided with Henry despite almost every episode beginning with his comically terrible parenting, which is already on full display in the pilot.
It's both very accessible and very early 2000s (Shawn's flip-phone!!). This is peak nostalgia for the bff and me since we graduated from high school together around then.
The dialogue insists everything is happening in Santa Barbara and meanwhile my best friend was like "look at those ferns and mud puddles and the desperate attempts at palm trees. This is totally home. Wait, is that White Rock??" So we had fun reminiscing about growing up on the ocean and the border.
We don't have much tolerance for procedurals these days, especially early 2000s copaganda-heavy procedurals, but Shawn is such a shameless chaos agent wrt the police after a lifetime of being trained to join them that it's not as grating as a lot of the genre (esp from that time). So we'll probably keep going, for awhile, anyway.
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isagrimorie · 4 months
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Because of that tap dancing post, here's a video of Gus, Dule Hill tap dancing in Psych.
Dule Hill is really a tap dancer so it's a treat he finally got to show off his talent!
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forecast0ctopus · 9 months
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detective activities
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So apparently the version of the "Isn't It Bromantic" interview that gets passed around isn't the full thing
So after seeing a tumblr post I can't find, about two and half hours of intensive internet digging, and one purchase from a sketchy second-hand site later (full story under the cut, I promise it's interesting, but also long), I got the physical magazine and scanned it
So here you go: the full "Isn't It Bromantic?" TV guide interview with Robert Sean Leonard and Hugh Laurie
Feel free to repost wherever you want- I want people to be able to find the full thing
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SO, as for how I found it:
I saw this tumblr post forever ago that I can't find anymore because tumblr is just Like That with a cropped screenshot of an interview with Hugh Laurie and Robert Sean Leonard. In the interview, they're asked about the "bromance" between their two characters. Leonard makes an annoyed comment about how "everyone [is] obsessed with homosexuality", followed by the interview apologizing and Laurie immediately jumping in with, "No, no, let's talk about it. Wilson and House have an unusual relationship so you have to explore…" and the screenshot cuts off there. Cue funny comment from the OP about the interaction, roll credits.
Except, as these things tend to do, it ended up becoming a bit of a brain worm, and I wanted to find it again. But I couldn't find the tumblr post. I looked absolutely everywhere, and in the process of looking everywhere, I found what I thought was the original interview- a blog post with the full quote from the actor. I didn't think too much about it, I figured it was just a short quote given to a popular blog in 2008. There's a magazine cover above it, but I don't think too much about it, because I'm focusing on the quotes in the article instead of the rest of it.
So I send screenshots to a couple friends to make jokes, and it probably should have died there.
However, late at night I end up thinking about that interview again, because of course I did. I start to think about how it's weirdly formatted for, what I assumed at first reading, was just an entertainment news blog reaching out for comment and getting a response. So I pull up the screenshots of the article (because weirdly enough, the old-ass blog only loads on mobile) and look at it again.
This is when I realize that this isn't an original piece from a blog interviewing these two after reaching out for comment. This is a blog post quoting and commenting on a full interview from a magazine, which I had originally thought had just been the inspiration for the piece.
So naturally, I go looking for the magazine.
Luckily, the name of the magazine is displayed on the cover, and so is the title of its main piece. This should be easy to find, right?
Wrong.
This is an interview in a physical magazine. From 2008. October 13th, 2008, to be exact.
I know this exact date because searching the article title and magazine name leads me to an archive on the TV Guide website.
Of covers.
And nothing but covers.
I spend like forty-five minutes searching everywhere I can think of on the web. Internet Archive, the TV Guide website, any search result that comes up when I search any combination of the words "House" "Interview" "Bromantic" "Bromance" "TV Guide" "Archive" etc. Over and over, all that's coming up are that original blog post and the cover from the official gallery.
The only things I could find online were:
The cover and date of the issue on the TV Guide website
The original blog post that was screenshotted in the original tumblr post
Another blog post that had a much shorter version of the quote, references something Leonard says from later in the article, and makes a comment on the nature of his reaction to the term "bromance"
An entry on Leonard's IMDB page's "interview" list mentioning it in title only
And:
5. A single listing for the issue on what seemed to be a second-hand site that looked like it hadn't had its UI updated since the mid 2000's, with a listing with no date or additional information besides what issue it is.
This is the only listing anywhere. I checked every other second-hand site I could think of, and then some that only came up through google searches. There's not a single listing for that issue on any of them. There were plenty of listings of TV guide magazines, including one that seemed promising because it included issues from that year, but it was missing all of October.
It seemed like the only listing for this issue on the entire internet was this one copy on this one obscure website. For all I know, this was listed in 2008 and abandoned, and just never got marked inactive. It could also be a complete scam.
A few quick google searches show that that website seemed to be legit, albeit a bit loose on quality control (which makes sense, this website seemed like the kind of thing you'd have to use the Way Back Machine to access). It also had an option to pay via PayPal, which meant I could file a chargeback if need be.
It was $11.50 when you include shipping.
So at about half past midnight, I bought the listing.
Naturally, about an hour later, I manage to actually find a scan of the interview. I had to follow a link in the comments of a post on FanPop, taking me to an old wordpress blog, and I'm sitting in front of the damn interview at last.
But something doesn't make sense. Why would their cover story only be two pages of text that aren't even full pages, and why would it cut off so strangely? There was no concluding sentence or paragraph, even though it started with a fairly long lead-in. It also led right up to the edge of the page, which felt like there should be more to it. There were more images in the interview than text, and the fact that there are so many of them and they clearly did a whole photoshoot indicated that they had them on hand for a while. The silly string one, for instance, I imagine probably had to require a couple takes, which means cleaning off Wilson's hair and face, adjusting makeup, etc. for it. Meanwhile, the conversation itself seems like it could have taken ten minutes total. I could have been totally wrong and that was where the article ended, but I couldn't shake the feeling that there might be more.
So I hold tight. A couple days pass with no update, and then the PayPal purchase gets updated with a tracking number. Promising, but it could still be a scam. Whether or not I get the actual magazine becomes a source of anxiety for the next week.
Until today, when I get told it was delivered. And when I opened the envelope it was sent in: there it was.
When I tell you I was happy stimming in my bedroom just holding the damn issue in my own hands... And then opening it and finding out that I was right, there was a missing page... I was elated. I still am, just typing this.
So I spent half an hour getting my scanner to work, and I give you the above issues.
Like I said above, feel free to repost however and wherever you want. I want all this to mean something.
In the meantime, I have two more House-themed TV Guide magazines coming to try and get articles from.
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rad-batson · 7 months
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*Bruce and 9yo Dick playing chess*
Dick: Okay, I'm gonna take your pointy, sad-faced guy for my horsey guy.
Bruce: Stop, stop. *pointing to Bishop* What is this piece called?
Dick: I call him Dwight.
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abbyhaslongshorts · 1 month
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I created this and felt the need to share
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starliteonearth · 4 days
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Tbh I feel like a lot of people who believe Lucy and Cooper will have a dad-daughter relationship are just placing the Joel-Ellie filter on them because they're another male-female apocalyptic duo and aren't actually considering the characters and where they are in their lives right now. Cooper didn't lose a daughter like Joel did. He has one, who he's currently looking for. There's no daughter-shaped crater in him that needs to be healed. As for Lucy, unlike Ellie, she isn't in need of a father figure in her life. She has a dad, who she had a great relationship with up until the truth was revealed. She is a well adjusted girlie, no daddy issues present. If anything, it's her mother that's the sore spot. Especially considering the fate she had.
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daisymintt · 8 months
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Arthur: Need I remind you, Merlin, what happens when you interfere with a quest?
Merlin: Uh… the quest gets done?
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sunstitched · 14 days
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more psych as text posts i made😁🍍
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aba-daba-dooo · 1 month
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Created because of the psych discord.
But also I love that Shawn does not have a gun the entire series. From a narrative perspective, it increases the stakes and leads to more silly antics.
Shawn is also just too goofy for a gun. While he would never intentionally misuse it, it would just be another toy to him. He’d spin it around on his finger or shoot cans off the fence. Also, he would lose it. The guy can’t even keep track of a landline phone— you expect him to have a gun?
And finally, he’s a nice boy. He doesn’t want to hurt anyone ever. He simply would not use it if given the opportunity.
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anghraine · 2 months
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I love your thoughts on Psych. Have you ever watched Leverage?
Thanks, and nope!
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talistheintrovert · 2 months
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made a three hour Psych retrospective
IT'S FULL OF DELICIOUS FLAVOUR 🍍
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forecast0ctopus · 9 months
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say sike right now
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