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Abigail is disappointed when Shawn accepts a case at the Army base instead of going on a date with her, but he and Gus are intrigued by a death they believe shouldn't have been ruled a suicide and the thought of working with Juliet's brother.

A man who believes he may be a werewolf enlists the help of Shawn and Gus.

Gus' reunion with two members of his college a cappella quartet, with whom he's estranged, at the funeral of the fourth leads to a case for Shawn when they ask him to prove that "Diddle" was murdered.

An actor in a local Bollywood theatre production takes a vow of celibacy when he believes he has proof his family's curse is manifest in him. Shawn and Gus, who are true believers in love, vow to find out why the man's girlfriends keep getting hurt and stumble upon a motive that may be close to home.

A robbery at a police bar ends in gunfire, causing Shawn to believe that someone is deliberately targeting Lassiter.

A priest and former teacher of Shawn and Gus calls them claiming that an apparent suicide was in fact the work of the devil.

A series of strange events has an Old West tourist attraction on the verge of shutting down. In hopes of saving it, Lassiter asks Shawn and Gus to investigate the oddities.

A billionaire hedge fund manager asks Shawn and Gus to find his murderer – a last request Shawn can't resist. So he and Gus step into a world of privilege that's rivaled only by the depths of betrayal it contains.

Shawn and Gus spot an art thief whom Lassiter has been trying to arrest for years. So, although they are on a skiing vacation in Canada, they appeal to the local constabulary with mixed results: someone gets axed, another finds himself interrogated and Pierre Despereaux may get away scot-free, once again.

After eluding capture and disappearing eight years ago, the famed Yin Yang serial killer is back, and he's set his sights on Shawn.

Shawn and Gus are hired by a childhood friend to find a missing camp counselor who disappeared near their old sleep-away campgrounds. Upon their arrival, spooky activity abounds and they must uncover if the dark past of the abandoned camp has come back to life.

Shawn and Gus must prove a pathological liar is telling the truth in order to stop an assassination plot.

Shawn and Gus go undercover at a professional football training camp when the foot of the team's missing kicker is discovered.

Partnered with an arson inspector named Morgan, Shawn and Gus attempt to bring an arsonist to justice before he or she can strike again.

Shawn and Gus must prove Lassiter's innocence when he's on the hook for a murder inside of the Santa Barbara Police Department.

When Shabby the sea lion is found dead after being released into the wild, Shawn sets out to prove it was murder and stumbles onto a bigger mystery.When Shabby the sea lion is found dead after being released into the wild, Shawn sets out to prove it was murder and stumbles onto a bigger mystery.

After Shawn and Gus help a little girl get a mall Santa out of jail in time for Christmas, they realize their clients are con men who have a big score planned. Helping them with their investigation is Gus' sister Joy, in town for the holidays and looking to repeat a one time fling she had with Shawn, who is determined to keep his best friend from ever finding out.

Gus makes a deposit inside the bank, leaving Shawn to wait in the car. While Gus stands in line, a man pulls out a gun and takes everyone there hostage. Shawn, still in the car and oblivious to the hostage situation, questions Lassiter and Juliet about the cops' sudden arrival. Learning that his best friend is in trouble, Shawn is desperate to help and realizes he needs to get inside the bank to question the gunman. However, the SWAT team soon shows up, and its negotiator will not easily satisfy Shawn's request.

The surveillance tape from the latest robbery in a string of break-ins leads Shawn to believe that women are the culprits. He further narrows the suspects down to a local roller derby team and suggests that in order to pinpoint the people responsible, Juliet needs to go undercover as a member of their team. Though it's technically her investigation, Shawn can't help getting involved in the case. And with Gus busy studying for an important pharmaceutical rep exam, Shawn uses the opportunity to try getting closer to Juliet.

Chief Vick enlists Shawn and Gus to help investigate a recent death on an offshore oil rig. Although the Coast Guard has deemed it an accident, Vick suspects foul play based on an anonymous tip regarding the rig's lack of safety. However, the location of the oil rig puts it out of Vick's jurisdiction and into the hands of Coast Guard Commander Barbara Dunlap. Barbara is Chief Vick's older sister, and while Lassiter finds himself attracted to her, Shawn and Gus find themselves in the middle of a sibling rivalry between the two sisters.

Thirty years ago, Henry solved his biggest case when he stopped an anti-government radical from blowing up police headquarters. However, due to a problem with the search warrant, the criminal now has been let out of prison, and the case must be reopened. Chief Vick puts Shawn in charge and insists that Henry not be allowed to participate, but that doesn't stop him from forcing his way in. Meanwhile, Lassiter and Juliet trick McNab into taking an undesirable case, leaving them free to take on a much more interesting one.

Shawn, Gus, and Henry return home to find an intruder in Henry's house. The man turns out to be Henry's brother, Jack. Jack, known to Shawn as the "fun uncle," is a treasure hunter. He has returned to Santa Barbara in order to search for ancient Spanish treasure and needs the help of Shawn and Gus' detective skills in locating it. However, recovering the treasure won't be easy, as the group has to avoid interference from Jack's previous partners and government officials, all of whom are also seeking the gold.

Shawn and Gus score tickets to a daredevil show featuring Dutch "The Clutch" Jenkins. When he attempts a motorcycle jump through a ring of fire, Shawn notices his fuel line has been cut. Though Dutch emerges unhurt, Shawn concludes that someone must be trying to kill him. It turns out this isn't the first "accident" that has happened recently. Unbeknown to Dutch, his son hires Shawn and Gus to figure out what's going on. Unbeknown to Shawn and Gus, they must pretend to be stunt testers in order to keep Dutch in the dark about their true intent.

It took thirteen years, but Gus has finally finished planning he and Shawn's high school reunion. While Gus tries to keep everything in order, Shawn catches up with an old friend, Abigail. Their chat is interrupted when Shawn supposedly sees a person fall to his or her death outside a nearby window. Though there's no body on the ground below, Shawn is insistent about what he saw. He must quickly solve the crime that no one else believes happened before the murderer has a chance to escape.

Shawn's mom, Madeleine, is in town to do psych evaluations for the SBPD. During her return, Shawn is confused and disturbed by his father's friendly behavior toward her. As if things aren't bad enough, Gus is forced to stop working at the Psych agency when his boss notices that it is interfering with his work at the pharmaceutical company. He demands that Gus quit, lest he be terminated from his real job. However, the company boss has one more case for Shawn and Gus—figure out who's haunting his house and get rid of whatever it is.

Lassiter and Juliet get called to a museum to investigate the disappearance of a 3,000-year-old mummy. Lassiter insists it's just a prank that's not worth his time. He's busy working on another case involving the death of philanthropist William Wyles III. However, the assistant curator insists that something weird is going on, something possibly supernatural that requires special help. Shawn is then brought in on the case, and he declares that the mummy was not stolen—it walked away on its own.

It's Gus' birthday, so Shawn takes him to the launch party for Ciao clothing's new fall line. While Gus tries to make a move on his favorite model, one of the owners of Ciao is suddenly electrocuted via the stage's microphone. Shawn is certain that his death was no accident. Unfortunately, Lassiter and Juliet find the witnesses, all models, to be unhelpful, so Shawn and Gus move in to the loft where the Ciao models live. They all believe that Gus has also done work as a model, but they doubt Shawn. Shawn also has to deal with his father's possible new romance with one of Chief Vick's friends.

Henry bails on his weekend outing with Shawn, stating that he's too ill to leave the house. Shawn is nowhere near upset until he and Gus catch Henry driving by, clearly not sick at all. Naturally, they follow him and discover he used to be a member of the Monarch Lodge, a clandestine society. They barge inside looking for an explanation and are surprised to find one of the Lodge members lying dead before them. Shawn suspects murder, and in order to conduct an inside investigation, he becomes a member of the society.

The star of a Spanish telenovela has been murdered by another actor on the show. Juliet and Lassiter believe it to be an open-and-shut case. The murderer, however, insists that it was an accident and claims that the prop knife was switched with a real knife without his knowledge. Shawn and Gus believe that he was framed and investigate the crime. Gus is especially excited to be working on the set of his favorite soap opera, but it's Shawn who gets a recurring role on the show.

Shawn and Gus investigate the disappearance of a man from Glorious Pines, an upscale retirement community. The tight security in the facility prohibits them from being able to get inside, so they pass Henry off as their (crazy) grandfather and check him in to a room. As they get closer to solving the case, more residents fall victim to some unexplained occurrences.

The mayor has a special case for Lassiter and Juliet. They must supervise a juvenile delinquent, which Lassiter uses as an opportunity to scare the boy straight.

Gus is surprised when a woman named Mira contacts him—a woman whom he drunkenly married a decade ago. Upon meeting her, he and Shawn discover that Mira is getting married to the man she loves. She invites them to the wedding, but the groom never shows. In fact, he has been missing for the past few days. Shawn and Gus decide to take the case and find Mira's missing man. The deeper they dig, the stranger things get.

At the SBPD, Lassiter is shocked to find that Juliet scored higher than him on the detective exam. This generates a competitive spirit between the two.

Christmas is closing in, but the holiday is shaping up to be anything but merry. While out Christmas caroling, Shawn and Gus discover the dead body of their old neighbor, Mr. Fuller. Though it appears to be suicide, Shawn conjectures murder. The police ultimately agree with Shawn, but all evidence points to Gus' father as the killer. Shawn and Gus set out to prove his innocence.

Since Lassiter's recent separation from his wife has left him alone, Juliet invites him over to meet her family and share in some Scottish Christmas celebrations.

Lassiter and Juliet lead the investigation to find Dwayne Tancana, a thief-turned-murderer who escaped police custody due to a mistake by Juliet. They soon find out that the victim's husband, angered that Tancana managed to escape, has hired a bounty hunter to find the criminal. Juliet urges Lassiter to bring Shawn and Gus on the case, and the two discover that the bounty hunter is their childhood idol, Byrd Tatums. They're even more excited to find out that the $50,000 bounty on Tancana goes to whomever catches him, so they agree to take the case and compete against Byrd for the money.

Interim Chief Vick contacts Shawn and Gus about a very special case she has for them—she wants them to find her a nanny. Though reluctant to take the job, Shawn and Gus find Vick to be quite forceful when her anger is fueled by weeks of sleep deprivation. She explains that since they'll be working privately for her, they are not to take on any other cases. However, when Shawn discovers a string of burglaries taking place in a nice neighborhood, all in the middle of the day, he can't help but get involved.

Shawn and Gus go undercover as teachers of the paranormal at a school for gifted kids to investigate a possible murder. The only problem is, their clients, two students at the high school, don't have any idea about the identities of the murderer or his supposed victim. All they have to go on is a phone call they accidentally overheard a few nights ago while inside the school.

Meanwhile, Juliet's one-year probation period has ended, so she grabs the reigns and leads her own case. Coincidentally, the case that Lassiter gives her is the same one Shawn and Gus are working on.

Gus' Uncle Burton is in town. This wouldn't ordinarily be a problem, except that Gus' family has mistakenly understood him to be the psychic and Shawn his assistant. To make matters worse, Shawn invites Uncle Burton along to the crime scene so that he can see his nephew in all his psychic glory. Here, they discover a dead restaurant critic, Vance Wagner. Shawn believes that Mr. Wagner has been poisoned, and as they research who might be responsible for the crime, Uncle Burton continues to tag along. Gus is forced to keep up his charade as psychic and learns that Shawn's job isn't as easy as he may have thought.

Shawn and Gus are terrified when they learn that their childhood bully, Jimmy Nickels, is coming to see them. Once he actually shows up, their fears are erased. It turns out that the once-threatening Jimmy is a now a jockey. He has recently been losing his races and wants to hire the guys to help him figure out why that is. They reluctantly accept and go to the race track to talk to the horses. However, the case gets a little more intense when another jockey dies during a race.

Lassiter finds that his car has been stolen, but fortunately, Shawn is there to solve the case. He uses his psychic powers to identify the culprit and have him arrested. However, Shawn is not so sure that the case is over. It all seemed too easy, so he decides to investigate further. He'll have to start without Gus, though, who is enjoying a much-needed vacation. Shawn also won't get be getting any assistance from Lassiter or Juliet, who are giving a presentation at the 21st Century Law Enforcement Seminar for police officers.

A counterfeiter has led two federal agents on his case to Santa Barbara. While Lassiter tries to impress Special Agent Ewing, Shawn is startled to discover that the FBI has its own psychic, a woman whom he flirted with earlier. Shawn is even more surprised by the woman's impressive psychic abilities. This motivates Shawn to do everything he can to solve the case on behalf of the SBPD, and, more importantly, to prove that he is the superior psychic.

Lassiter's current hot streak has left Shawn feeling neglected by the police department. With Lassiter single-handedly solving case after case, there has been little need to bring in outside help from Shawn and Gus. However, when an unknown man washes up on shore with unusual scarring, Lassiter is stumped. Luckily, Shawn has a theory of what caused the injury—a dinosaur. Confident in his theory, Shawn and Gus set out to connect a dinosaur to the man's death.

While Gus tunes in to a television favorite, a singing competition called American Duos, Shawn would rather tune it out. He is more than happy to have their viewing experience interrupted by a phone call from Juliet, asking them to come to the police station. Much to his dismay, Shawn realizes that he didn't escape the show after all. One of the judges from the program, the crass Nigel St. Nigel, is in need of Shawn's help. He has been the victim of numerous life-threatening attacks and needs protection. While Lassiter interviews all the potential suspects, Shawn and Gus must go undercover—as contestants on American Duos.

Twenty years ago, Shawn and Gus witnessed a woman end her life via a leap from the window of the Wispy Sunny Pines mental institution. The ghost of "Scary Sherry" continued to haunt the abandoned facility. Now, twenty years later, another girl has met the same untimely demise, falling from the exact same window. The other sorority sisters are convinced that her ghost is haunting their sorority house, so Juliet calls upon the help of Shawn and Gus. She will need Shawn's psychic abilities to read the house and to figure out how to stop the hauntings.

Lassiter, meanwhile, has been temporarily reassigned. He must take a rookie detective, Goochberg, under his wing. Despite his initial tolerance, her adamant and amateur ways will no doubt try his patience.

A friend of Henry's needs Shawn and Gus' help. His son, Brandon, has been in some trouble lately, and now he is missing. Bill doesn't want to involve the police, and Henry accidentally suggests Shawn's help. After some investigation, Shawn and Gus discover that the likely cause of Brandon's troubles is his involvement in poker. Luckily, Gus is quite the online poker player. He and Shawn devise a plan to lure Brandon into a meeting and find out exactly what kind of trouble he's in.

While Shawn and Gus investigate the goings-on with Brandon, Juliet explores Lassiter's personal life. She wants to plan a surprise birthday party for him, but no one seems to know anything about his interests. She is advised to cease the party-planning efforts, but her determination cannot be curbed.

With Gus away at a corporate retreat, Shawn finds himself alone and bored. He goes to the police station hoping to get involved with a case. Overhearing a conversation between Chief Vick and an older man, he learns that the man's daughter, a tennis player named Deanna Sirtis, has gone missing. Shawn tells Chief Vick that he can use his psychic powers to locate Deanna while the police continue their search. However, he must first use a well-crafted lie to get Gus out of his important retreat. Though Gus is initially incurious about the case, things get more interesting with the evidence of attempted murder.

Shawn's impounded motorcycle brings him and Gus to the courthouse to get it back. When they return to the office emptyhanded, they catch a story about a woman, Sandra Panitch, who is charged with killing the Channel 8 weatherman. However, Shawn remembers seeing Sandra at the courthouse and is convinced that she is not guilty. A brief encounter with her disheveled lawyer, Adam Hornstock, is enough to inspire Shawn to join the case. He and Gus jump on board as legal consultants. Although they have very little experience in law, help arrives covertly from some unexpected people. Shawn and Gus are determined to prove Sandra's innocence, even if the evidence supports the indictment.

Lassiter gives Shawn and Gus a very special case. When they enter the questioning room, they're surprised to see a naked man sitting before them. The man, Turk, is also kind of surprised to be naked. He woke up in the middle of a field, confused and unclothed. The only thing he seems to remember is seeing aliens. Though Turk might believe he was abducted, Shawn wants to investigate a more logical explanation. When more guys show up in the same predicament as Turk, Shawn manages to find a common link among them. The clue leads him and Gus to a speed-dating service where they, along with Lassiter and Juliet, must go undercover to find the person responsible for robbing these men of their possessions and their dignity.

While out on a date, Shawn sees Lassiter at the bar, sitting alone and drinking heavily. He invites Shawn over and, in a booze-induced rant, tells him about the latest case. An astronomer, Bryant Vallery, has died of natural causes, but Lassiter thinks there's something more behind his death. He also reveals to Shawn the self-doubt he's having and fears he won't be able to properly solve the case. The next day, Lassiter remembers nothing of the previous night, but Shawn decides to boost his waning confidence by secretly helping him figure out what really happened to Vallery.

When one of Henry's colleagues, Captain Connors, who is suffering from early on-set Alzheimers, knows that he witnessed a crime, but cannot remember it. He heads to the boys of Psych for help, and now Shawn must help Connors piece together the memory and find the killer.

Juliet goes to Shawn for some help finding a missing teenager, Malone Breyfogle. Because the police aren't able to take the case until he's been missing for forty-eight hours, Shawn and Gus volunteer to investigate. An examination of Malone's room indicates that he's involved in something shady. Furthermore, they suspect that he can be found at TriCon, a comic book and science-fiction convention. This is good news for Gus, who is a comic book enthusiast himself.

Lassiter and Chief Vick are out of the office and driving their way to a seminar together. The initial awkwardness between them pales in comparison to the surprise disruption they receive in the middle of their trip.

Gus informs Shawn about the recent death of a doctor, which Shawn naturally sees as an opportunity to solve another case. Unfortunately, Lassiter is quite insistent that he does not want them at his crime scene. Shawn's consequential plans to take the rest of the day off are ruined when a histrionic man, Robert Dunn, comes to the Psych office for help. He believes that he's being haunted by a homicidal ghost and is certain that one night in his house will be enough to convince Shawn that something is out to get him.

Lassiter has his hands full enough without having to worry about Shawn. He's quite busy with relationships—that means trying to patch things with his "separated" wife and tolerating interactions with partner Juliet.

Shawn and Gus sit in on a rehearsal for the annual Civil War reenactment, currently being led by Lassiter. A missed cue by Sally Reynolds, playing the nurse, causes Lassiter to stop the rehearsal. Despite Lassiter's cessation, the man Sally was supposed to have shot remains in character lying on the ground. Unfortunately, this man, Nelson Poe, appears convincingly dead because he has actually been killed. The general consensus is that his death was simply an accident, but Shawn suspects murder. He puts his photographic skills to use and recreates the entire battlefield, pinpointing the only suspect who could have killed Poe.

Shawn takes an unsuspecting Gus to a crime scene where they find a man who has apparently overdosed on pills. Shawn, skeptical of the proclaimed suicide, requests to read the witnesses, but the only witness to the event was the man's cat. This is good enough for Shawn, who proceeds to haul the cat around and communicate with him psychically. Gus sees no need for their involvement in the case. Like Lassiter, he believes it was just a suicide. However, he grows wary when a second body is found, another supposed suicide. Shawn is determined to find a link between the deaths and prove that these people were murdered.

Shawn is seeked out by a young widow, who asks him to use his psychic powers to communicate with the spirit world, find her dead husband's stolen loot, and in the process, save her life.

Shawn and Gus get ready to crash a posh, high-profile wedding in order to recover an stolen, expensive antique engagement ring before it's too late.

Shawn and Gus, a closet spelling bee fan, take a case in which they investigate the death of the Spellmaster at the Regional Spelling Bee.

Shawn and Gus are thrust into a high-profile kidnapping case after the Santa Barbara police department hire Shawn, the department's new psychic detective, to take on the case.