Psych
True Grits
TV Flash files “True Grits” as hour 94 of 119 in the TV Flash guide — Psych (2006–2014) on USA, season 6, episode 15, aired 2012-04-04, 60 min.
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How this hour is filed
This leaf is S06E15: listed hour 94 of 119 in the Psych guide, hour 15 of 16 in season 6. It aired 2012-04-04 (60 min). The listed hour before it is “Autopsy Turvy” (S06E14). Next is “Santabarbaratown” (S06E16).
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A local news report is shown profiling a Santa Barbara man, Thane, who was just released from prison after his lawyer from The Innocence Project discovered he was wrongfully convicted of robbing a restaurant he worked at. Thane is very outspoken about this injustice and as a result, is very weary of police and the legal system as a whole. Instead of going to the SBPD, Thane asks Shawn and Gus to help get his restitution settlement. In order to obtain it, the real culprit of the crime that Thane was wrongfully committed of, needs to be found, tried and convicted, or Thane gets no restitution money. Shawn and Gus agree to help, as Thane convinces them that this case should be part of their civic duty to humanity. Shawn and Gus are instantly spellbound by Thane's emphatic "justice shall be served" attitude, and agree to help.
Viewer FAQ
Where does True Grits sit in the Psych guide?
S06E15 is listed hour 94 of 119 — hour 15 of 16 in season 6, season 6 episode 15.
When did Psych S06E15 air?
True Grits aired 2012-04-04 and is listed at 60 minutes.
Do I need to hunt pineapples to watch Psych?
No, but the scavenger hunt is fandom sport. The product is Roday–Hill chemistry: fake psychic, real best friendship.
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