Psych – The Complete Fifth Season (2010)

We’ve enjoyed Psych since the first episode. I’m sure you know the backstory. A policeman’s son who was trained to be observant during his youth notices a few clues on TV coverage of a crime scene. When he phones in his tips, he makes himself a person of interest in the case. To dodge becoming a full-fledged suspect, he makes up a story about being psychic, and the show is born.

For five years we’ve followed the merry adventures of Shawn and Gus as they catch murderers, taunt ‘Lassie”, ogle girls, and drop pop culture references that at times go well beyond their ages. LOL

American Graffiti (Special Edition) (Blu-ray) (1973)

I originally watched this movie in high school. Despite having been told about most of the best scenes in advance by my friends, it was still a lot of fun. Of course, a lot of other people thought so too, as it spawned a nostalgia craze for the 50s and early 60s resulting in many (too many?) seasons of ‘Happy Days,” among others.

A few years ago, I saw the movie again on TV. I realized that, even though I was much more mature (at least physically), this movie still seemed very very good.