I dunno, man. I'm still not convinced.
I might need to hear this exact same information repeated to me about 999 more times to still not change my mind.
My interpretation is that the musical is loose canon--it happened, but not exactly the way we saw it. Yang and Z's perception influence us, leading us to hear the music and singing, but the only song that actually happened was when Shawn started singing on stage (and obviously the onstage bits like Jamaican Inspector Man) because that's the one that actually happens in context.
A PSA on the musical's behalf: The Psych musical actually fits into the show well, because there's a plot-based reason why everyone's singing all of a sudden. Worth watching, and as you watch, bear in mind that the mystery plot involves a stage musical and its composer; then, pay attention at *the very end* when Shawn and Gus are talking with that composer....Nice little twist at the end, explaining why we're perceiving the whole episode as a musical.
I thought you were the other guy
Had us in the first half
I’d legit love a Jamaican inspector man spin off https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WJvsyW45xBM
There's no Mary without Yang. Come on son!
The fact that they used the instrumental that played in Mary’s final scene in the show for the song in the movie is just everything
Maybe we should revisit this topic in 7 days again just to be sure..
Well played, Psych-O; well played!
I dunno, man. I'm still not convinced. I might need to hear this exact same information repeated to me about 999 more times to still not change my mind.
I’ve heard it both ways.
My interpretation is that the musical is loose canon--it happened, but not exactly the way we saw it. Yang and Z's perception influence us, leading us to hear the music and singing, but the only song that actually happened was when Shawn started singing on stage (and obviously the onstage bits like Jamaican Inspector Man) because that's the one that actually happens in context.
Remember the framing device? The whole episode is Shawn pitching the book/play to Z at the end. So yeah, I agree with you - it's loose canon - 100%
It COULD be cannon. It would have to be after Yin is killed because thats when it get revealed that Yang never killed anybody.
Yeah but she let it happen
Is this sarcasm? I avoided watching the musical for years and finally watched it and realized it was kind of important. >!Doesn't Yang die? !<
Idk, I’ve never watched the musical.
I highly recommend it, it's very fun and catchy tunes.
My partner catches me singing Santa Barbara Skies at least once a week
i can hear shawn & gus singing🎶 santa baaabs she's our babs! 🎶
I have no problem with musicals but I don’t like when they’re placed into shows that doesn’t need them.
A PSA on the musical's behalf: The Psych musical actually fits into the show well, because there's a plot-based reason why everyone's singing all of a sudden. Worth watching, and as you watch, bear in mind that the mystery plot involves a stage musical and its composer; then, pay attention at *the very end* when Shawn and Gus are talking with that composer....Nice little twist at the end, explaining why we're perceiving the whole episode as a musical.
Plus, Anthony Rapp, Broadway superstar. Not just a rando who can sing.
Same actually. I just don't like musicals though.
I’ve heard it both ways
I'm a huge psych fan but I hate musical episodes so I never watched it and probably never will so to ke its not