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** Shawn's "theory" of Ashton Bonaventure getting shot from below in "Think Tank" is not as ridiculous as they made it out to be. It has been theorized that Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria might have been shot by someone in the sewer.
* [[Diplomatic Impunity]]: In "Shawn Rescues Darth Vader" Shawn becomes obsessed with the idea of getting hired by the British ambassador and using the subsidiary immunity to go on a minor crime spree. It doesn't pan out.
* [[Dude in Distress]]: Shawn and Gus fall under this trope pretty frequently. Sometimes they escape on their own, other times they end up being rescued by Juliet and Lassiter.▼
* [[The Dog Was the Mastermind]]: {{spoiler|Mr. Yang}} is revealed as this through flashbacks when Shawn meets {{spoiler|her at the end.}}
* [[Donut Mess with a Cop]]: One Season 3 teaser. [[Squick|"That wasn't a jelly donut."]]
* [[Dramatic Gun Cock]]: "We'd Like to Thank the Academy." One of the villains, described as "[[Depraved Homosexual|a fabulous Emmett Smith]]," cocks his gold-plated pistol and says, "[[Lampshade Hanging|I don't even need to do that]]. [[Rule of Cool|I just like the effect]]."
▲* [[Dude in Distress]]: Shawn and Gus fall under this trope pretty frequently. Sometimes they escape on their own, other times they end up being rescued by Juliet and Lassiter.
* [[Dude, Not Ironic]]: Shawn is a little unclear on the definition.
{{quote|'''Shawn''': That's ironic, right?
'''Gus''': What's ironic is that you have to keep asking me what irony is. }}
* [[Duet Mood Dissonance]]: ''Psych: The Musical'' opens with this, fittingly for the song "Santa Barbara Skies". Shawn sings about how great it is that there's lot of murder for him to solve and be the hero, Gus sings about how Shawn is a fraud. They end singing about Santa Barbara, but with very different motives in mind.
* [[Earn Your Happy Ending]]: A major theme in the Shawn/Juliet relationship, referenced in Juliet's speech at the end of "An Evening with Mr. Yang" and Shawn's speech at the end of "Death is in the Air."
* [[Economy Cast]]: Juliet and Lassiter seemingly investigate every murder in Santa Barbara.
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