Psych 2: Lassie Come Home

Probably the only good thing to come from 2020. The ending was nice, and it's just as good as the show. Definitely better than the first movie in my opinion.

I didn't even know this was being made. When I saw it, I felt such excitement. Then I watched it and felt such glee. While I enjoyed the first Psych movie, I didn't think it lived up to the series. Psych 2, however, I would rank among its best "episodes."

I love everything about Psych and was so excited to see they were doing a 2nd movie. The quirky antics are refreshing to watch and always bring a laugh. It was nice to see this movie tie in the mystery and surprises as they have in the past.

What I liked the best though, was how this movie was centered around Lassiter and his stroke. This movie hit home because my father had a massive stroke at 39 and just like Timothy Omundson (Lassiter) his speech, processing speed, and arms/body were affected. They could have looked over this, casted a new role, ignored the stroke ever happened, but they didn't. They worked with Timothy and treated him with the respect he deserves. And Timothy Omundson showed off how even through a disability you still have so many abilities and strengths. The whole cast and team showed their support and I for one, can't thank them enough.

The movie was funny, goofy, sincere, and exactly what I hoped it would be.

It is good good to see these guys back together again. Hopefully we will not have to wait another 3 years for another one. Good job Peacock. It is very funny and a good mystery for them to solve. All the cast is back and some special guest stars from earlier episodes.

Psych, be it the series or a TV movie, is good for what ails you.

It was so great to see the boys together again, and wonderful that Timothy Omundson was able to appear. He seems to be recovering from his stroke - let's hope he continues to recover even more.

James Roday Rodriguez and Dule Hill are a scream as always, and they manage to bring back crazy Woody the coroner, as well as Juliet and the Chief.

My only disappointment was that I wasn't sure where the heck they were. I know they were in Santa Barbara and moved to San Francisco, but then at one point it seemed like they were in Santa Barbara again. Or am I nuts.

Bring on more Psych. By the way, Dule Hill's real wife played his girlfriend, and at the time of her filming, she was 8-1/2 months pregnant. The director was afraid she was going to go into labor at some point during her three day filming.