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Psyche Rip Off Definitely.

10 /10

If imitation is the best form of flattery, then Psyche should should be very flattered today. There are small (very small) differences made to keep t ...

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Imagine

4 /10

Imagine there was a show out there that sucked. Rhymes with Psych. It has a good premise, but it sucked. The lead actor was channeling Tom Cruise, an ...

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Dull

2 /10

The acting is as sub-par as a high school rendition of Hamlet. The sets are mediocre and the score is absent throughout and when it is there it seems ...

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mentalist copy copy copy

10 /10

This show is s complete rip off of a cross between "usa's" monk and psych its not funny, copy copy copy . Look wee cant come up with new ideas so let ...

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Nothing new....maybe...

7 /10

And,, I don't like the lead actor. And, the story doesn't feel that new.And, still something made me enjoy it, something tells me that I will do watc ...

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Unoriginal, stereotyped, and highly overrated,

10 /10

I haven't seen this show and I don't really have a desire to, I think the whole premise is stupid, same with that psych show, a guy pretends to be ps ...

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s04e21

10 /10

Worst story ever!You and your friends commit a several crime (most of them federal) and get away with it because you are transvestite, and it is look ...

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Contains Spoiler? I think the writers of the show already spoiled everything anyway.

2 /10

This show could have been created in a lab; Hollywood has had the formula for years. The writing is immature and most of the acting is second-rate.My ...

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So Annoying ...

2 /10

Yes, yes, Patrick Jane is clever, etc etc, but it might as well be a one-man show as the rest of the team have done zilch in solving any cases. Sure, ...

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Terrible!

2 /10

This T.V show is a complete rip-off of USA Networks Psych, only with more added drama. I find it awfully boring and depressing to watch. It has unnee ...

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Simon Baker at his best.

10 /10

I really enjoyed the pilot episode of this fast-paced show. The acting is very good; actually the lead actor, Simon Baker, is great. He is mesmerizin ...

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intelligent new show

9 /10

The mentalist is no doubt not an original concept, and yes, it might be somehow related to Psych. The show does distinguish itself from Psych with it ...

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Intriguing

-/10

I've only seen about four of five episodes of this show and I liked it, but as others have said, it follows a rather familiar vein. Trying not to com ...

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Similar premise to Psych. Psych = Comedy; Mentalist = Drama

8 /10

"The Mentalist" is very similar to "Psych" in that the lead character is trained to spot minute details, and through these observations he solves cri ...

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Enjoyable Crime Solver

8 /10

I really like the show and it's actors. It stars a man who had a career acting as a psychic who was just pretending for the money. He made the mistak ...

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So far, so good...

8 /10

'The Mentalist' is the latest American crime drama to make its way to British shores and so far, it is proving itself to be a promising show which wi ...

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'The Mentalist' is the latest American crime drama to make its way to British shores and so far, it is proving itself to be a promising show which will hopefully continue to flourish. The show revolves around Patrick Jane, a mentalist (someone with a highly developed sense of observation who can give the illusion that they have psi abilities) with a haunted past, who uses his unique skills to help the California Bureau of Investigation solve crimes.A show of this genre is obviously going to attract comparisons to other shows like 'Medium' (which is ridiculous because Jane is steadfast in his view that he is not psychic and there are no such thing as psychics) or 'Psych'. In the case of the latter, admittedly, there are similarities to be had but 'Psych' is very much drama-lite comedy whereas this show can be dark and is a serious take on having an adviser with such abilities working with law enforcement.Simon Baker does an excellent job depicting Patrick Jane as a man who, on the surface, is genial, charismatic and arrogant but hides his dark emotional problems that we catch glimpses of as the show progresses. Jane, for all his relaxed persona, is a man who cannot come to terms with his tragic past and is an insomniac with anti-social tendencies and a cynical view of the world around him. He is a truly fascinating character and it will be interesting to see how he continues to develop. The rest of the cast do well but for now their characters take second place to Jane. Female lead character Teresa Lisbon is the leader of the CBI team that Jane liaisons with and is starting to stand up as a character in her own right as well as someone who is beginning to understand the secrets of Jane. However, everyone else still need time to be develop, which is understandable for a show only in its infancy.In all, 'The Mentalist' continues to excel and seeks to be yet another success from America (so, CBS, please don't cancel it!). It offers a unique insight into crime and the people involved. It also involves tantalising characters who leave the viewers desperate to uncover what makes them tick. Here's looking to a good few seasons to enjoy.

This show is for people like myself

8 /10

I am very interested in the sort of mental tricks that are shown on this show. Not that I want to be the guy, I'm more interested in why the human br ...

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Definitely not a Copycat

9 /10

I honestly say that the first I heard of this show I thought the premise was too simple and too recurrent. However I seem to find myself waiting impa ...

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Great show with a lot of potential

7 /10

The lead character Patrick Jane (Simon Baker) aka the 'Mentalist' plays a 'psychic' consultant for a serious crime unit headed by Lisbon (played Robi ...

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The lead character Patrick Jane (Simon Baker) aka the 'Mentalist' plays a 'psychic' consultant for a serious crime unit headed by Lisbon (played Robin Tunney, "Prison Break") along with the rest of the cast, Cho (Tim Kang "Rambo"), Van Pelt (Amanda Righetti, "OC") and Rigby (Owain Yeoman "Nine"). But Patrick is no psychic, he relies upon acute observation and a penchant for playing mind games with the 'suspects' (and other members of the unit)to solve the case.The character of Patrick is full of intrigue; he's sexy, funny, smooth but at the same time is tormented by a dark secret of his own doing. The dynamic between him and the rest of the unit is one of great 'hooks' of this show. The conventional law abiding enforcement officers are often at odds with Patrick's eccentric and often risqué way of going about solving crimes. The show plays up to this. The humour and tension between the characters do not appear to be contrived. And of course its always Patrick that comes out on top.Unlike other crime TV series such as CSI, that depend on sophisticated, often over-the top 'scientific' methodology (CGI effects) to appeal to audiences, the Mentalist brings us back to the good old 'detective's hunch' style of crime-busting. It is a breathe of fresh air in a genre saturated with technical jargon and outlandish plot.The way each case is solved is complex, yet very believable, and the magic comes from the sense of wonder at Patrick's mind tricks.The show however still follows much of the conventional approach to to the crime genre, with the cliché of red-herrings, incompetent officers and a detective on a personal mission, but the charisma of Simon Baker as the lead detective Patrick Jane pulls the show together.Another drawback is the seemingly lack of character depth in the minor cast members. Lisbon, Cho, Rigby and Van Pelt all play second fiddle to Patrick and look like sidekicks rather than team members. But the show is slowly providing space for their development.The show is named after the lead protagonist, and he promptly delivers. He is charming yet gritty, nonchalant yet brilliant, careless yet vulnerable. He's warm and cold at the same time, full of contradictions and full of flaws. Simon Baker portrays these subtle shades of Patrick's personality with an ease, and has made this so accessible to the audience.The Mentalist is one of those tortured anti-heroes the strikes a cord with the audience and we can not wait to unravel Patrick's full story.

A show that is so much more than it seems.

8 /10

For anyone who thinks this is close to Psych...you're dead wrong. While both shows take a similar premise, they're so different in many ways. This sh ...

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For anyone who thinks this is close to Psych...you're dead wrong. While both shows take a similar premise, they're so different in many ways. This show does have a man with the ability to spot minute details, but he does so much more, he plays mind games with people, reads their emotions and sets elaborate traps to catch them. Many compare him to Shawn Spencer of Psych, but I would rather compare him to Sherlock Holmes, except more tortured. The pilot obviously takes on a more serious approach than Psych and the dynamics of the show go from cute and funny to deeply disturbing in seconds.It takes your one crime per episode procedural drama with a gifted detective and takes it one step further. Patrick Jane is more self effacing, gets into trouble and is a known fraud. But he isn't mean or intentionally rubs people the wrong way like House(also based on Holmes) or Spencer. He is very soothing, warm, instills trust and seems to get along with people pretty well, from the guy who did it to his team. At the same time, he does like to flex his intellect and power over people and loves to play games to get answers (and yet, so charming when he does so). So it's kind of disarming when you begin to see there are some serious issues with this character, he doesn't sleep, doesn't believe in life after death (and is happy that way), and is actually anti-social with the group. There are further reasons as to his psychosis that won't be discussed. Behind those warm baby blues, warm smile and calming presence, there is a man being crushed to death by very weighty issues.Patrick Jane is a fantastic character, he's obviously brilliant, but a little distant and isn't fond of working with others. As a former faux psychic he seems pretty ready to disable believers. And of course, Simon Baker is a brilliant actor and is the reason I tuned in (I admit I too feared this was a Psych ripoff) and he brings so much depth to this character. When he plays his mind games he always brings a sense of "I know more than you and there is nothing you can do about it." type of amusement and when Red John or death apparates in conversation you see a distant look in his eyes that conveys more than what he actually saying (the psychiatry appointment in the pilot was incredible). He really plays off the layers of Patrick Jane well, pulling some back and when we get a true glimpse, the layers fall back in place. And credit goes to the set-up of Red John as his "nemesis" through a copy cat. He and Jane have a very tense meet up awaiting them, but I can wait for that just to experience the chase and the unraveling history between these two.Another credit would go to the incredible Robin Tunney (of The Craft and Empire Records) who was reason number two for watching the pilot. She has had very little to work with in the first two episodes (but her role grew from 1 to 2 so I have faith), but she plays the hard nosed detective with a little more prudishness and distance than I would have expected. How much she knows about Jane and how far they go back is a mystery to me and their dynamic is interesting. She doesn't fall into stereotype and has retained a beguiling sense of mystery. I also appreciate the lack of clichéd moments "fraught with sexual tension" between Lisbon and Jane.And I'd also like to credit Tim Kang- a lovely surprise and I enjoyed his character who really doesn't give a crap about hurting people's feelings or stepping on toes, he just wants to solve the case. Love it and kudos.My only complaint would be explained in the two above paragraphs briefly. I love Cho and Lisbon and hope to get see more of the team (Van Pelt and Rigsby are really cute as well), but I understand this is called "The Mentalist" and there is still time to slowly introduce Jane's history with the team and more in depth coverage of these characters. I've only seen two episodes and I think what I anticipate will come into fruition. Overall, this show is well written, well acted, and beautifully shot. I for one have set up a season recording on my DVR and cannot wait for the next episode, yes you can consider me a fan and I hope you head over to CBS.com and give this show a chance. I wish I had more stars to give.

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MistyMargo

Second time round watching it again, can't wait lol. Super addictive and way too funny but still has the serious type nature and brilliant acting

RunRabbitRun

Funny and quite interesting. Got a wee bit forced towards the last season. A good show nonetheless

Heslin

This is a fantastic mystery show, if nothing else. It's a pretty good cop show too, but not in its typical sense, since it's not plain serious all of the time. Jane is beyond amazing! I absolutely love the main cast members too! The whole show is pure surprises and hilarity, but that's mainly due to the main character's antics. I wonder what a show with both Patrick Jane and Sherlock Holmes would be like... I know that I would definitely watch it either way.

Elbobinho

Awesome!

8Patrick8

just love this show mind blowing performance amazing and MUST WATCH SHOW !!

LatashaB

I absoultely love this show <3 and the main character is beyond amazing ! A must watch! Addicted from day one!

tatomesut

loved it!

snowlesswinter

has nobody noticed the episode names all have red (or something red) in them? xD awesome show with lots of twists

nathanime

Enthralling with enough plot twists to keep it from getting stale.

b2625

season 6 is a simple tragety

navv30

A very intriguing and sophisticated TV show. It definitely grabs hold onto you, making you watch every single episode. Whenever there's a crucial point in the episode, you can almost feel the rush as though if it is real, happening right in from of you. The best TV show I’ve seen.

Rainstorm

Patrick Jane: consultant, not bound by most rules. Warped, cynical but very observant mind. The man is a genius. This show is the better detective series with very dark and sarcastic humour. Plain lovely.

yuki90

eventhough this has been out for a very long time.. i'm still hooked up to this series... crime scene investigation is just fascinating..

Russel

VERY INTERESTING AND LOVED IT TILL THE END :D

Owenia

i love this show but theres just too many unexplained

jackreacher27

quite

feminacj

Love Love Love this Episode!!! Its literally my bed time story everyday lol..."The Mentalist" Rockzz...BIg fan <3

Cviki

Really good show