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Of course, a show about a fake psychic detective named Shawn Spencer (James Roday) and his best friend Burton “Gus” Guster (Dulé Hill) was meant to be fun. In fact, one of the best things about Psych is that in order to get in almost any place in an investigation, Shawn usually gives Gus a ridiculous nickname to adapt to the situation. Throughout eight seasons and two films, Shawn has given around Gus 104 nicknames, give or take. While the majority goes hand in hand with them, every now and again, given the power of veto, which he strongly invoked during Psych 2: Lassie Come Home. We have selected some of our favorites below — and no, we did not classify, that it was too hard!
- The magic of the Head: appears in the first season, episode eight, “Shawn vs. the Ghost Red”
- Chocolate Columbo: it appears in the first season, episode eight, “Shawn vs. the Ghost Red”
- Big Head Burton: it appears in the second season, episode five, “And Down the Stretch Comes Murder”
- Gus “T. T.” Showbiz: it appears in the second season, episode one, “American Duos”
- Ovaltine Jenkins: it appears in the second season, episode four, “Zero to Murder in Sixty Seconds”
- Outbreak (of The Cosby Show): appears in the first season, episode 15, “Scary Sherry: Bianca’s Toast”
- Bruton Gaster: it appears in the second season, episode 16, “Shawn (and Gus) of the Dead”
- Gus “Silly Pants” Jackson: it appears in the first season, episode five, “9 Lives”
- Dr. Mc (tongue clicking sounds) Took: appears in the first season, episode nine, “Forget Me Not”
- Longbranch Pennywhistle: appears in the third season episode seven, “Talk Derby to Me”
- Trapezious Milkington: appears in the third season, episode 16, “An Evening with Mr. Yang”
- Hollabackatcha: appears in the third season, episode 14, “more True Lies”
- All Pips-in-One: it appears in Psych 2: Lassie Come Home
- Lemona Lemona Lemona Lime: it appears in Psych 2: Lassie Come Home
- Black magic: appeared in the fourth season, episode eight, “Let’s Get Hairy”
- Ghee Buttersnaps, also known as The Heater: appeared in the fourth season, episode 10, “You Can’t Handle This Episode”
- John Jacob Jingley-Schmidt: it appears in the fifth season, episode one, “Romeo and Juliet and Juliet”
- MC Clap Yo Handz: it appears in the fifth season, episode five, “Shawn and Gus in Drag (Racing)”
- Sher-Black-Lock: appears in the fifth season, episode five, “Shawn and Gus in Drag (Racing)”
- Radio Star (Video Will Kill Him): appears in the fifth season, in episode 15, “Bear Dead Walking”
- Knick Knack: it appears in the second season, episode 12, “The Old and the Restless”
- Lavender Gooms: it appears in the second season, episode 12, “Lights, Camera. . . Homicide”
- Felicia Fancybottom: appears in the first season, episode 14, “Poker? I Barely Know Her”
- The Jackal: it appears in the first season, episode 10, “From the Earth to Starbucks”
- Jazz Hands: appeared in the fourth season, episode two, “Has Died.”
- Tan (Tangus): appears in the second season, episode 15, “Black and tan: A Crime of Fashion”
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