Character Analysis Of Shawn In Psych

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Have you ever watched the TV show Psych? Well, if you haven't, it's a comedy crime solving show with Shawn (James Roday) and his best friend Gus (Dule Hill) as the main characters. Shawn has an awesome adventure with the Santa Barbara Police Department who are quite on the spectacle side about his abilities, but they never point fingers at him. He, is a person I would like to be. Shawn is nothing impressive physically. He is about 5’7” with short brown hair and brown eyes. He has average body muscle, average running speed, etc. He likes to wear city clothes, mostly jeans and a tee. Shawn drives a motorcycle and does not own a car. Although his physical state is nothing impressive, his mind is. He is extremely intelligent and observes of his

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