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Shawn Spencer is the main character in the comedy series Psych. He has an eidetic memory which allows him to vividly recall images after only brief exposure. As a child, his father challenged him to use this ability to remember trivial details. This hyperawareness of his own memory stayed with him into adulthood, making him a skilled private investigator who can precisely recreate crime scenes after only a single visit. He works with his friend Gus to solve cases for the Santa Barbara police department, pretending to have psychic abilities while really just using his exceptional memory.
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Elijah's Block Buster Project
- 1. Block Buster Project Psych Featuring Shawn Spencer and his Eidetic memory
- 3. Psychology Basis An Eidetic memory is an ability to recall images from memory vividly after only a few moments of exposure. People with this type of memory can recreate images with precision without using a Mnemonic device. Eidetic memory is reported to occur more in small children than adults.
- 4. Media-Psych
- 5. Media-Psych Psych is an American comedy series about Shawn Spencer and his childhood friend Burton Guster "Gus". They are private investigators and crime consultants for the Santa Barbara police department. However to keep the business of the psych office afloat Gus is a pharmaceutical salesman by day.
- 6. Media-Psych Shawn Spencer comes from a family of detectives. However, he has an Eidetic memory, making everyone believe he has a special psychic ability. Growing up, Shawn and Gus are taught about detective work by Shawn's father Henry Spencer. In hopes his son will follow in his foot-steps.
- 7. Connection
- 8. Connection As a young boy, Shawn is challenged by his father to use his gift of Eidetic memory in silly ways. Like remembering how many hats people were wearing in a restaurant they visited. Things like this made Shawn hyperaware all the time of his Eidetic memory which stayed with him into adulthood making him an amazing detective.
- 9. Connection In one episode, Shawn is seen putting together a map of a civil war reenactment where a murder has taken place. He puts this battle field together with precision, after only been at the crime scene once. This is proof Shawn does have an Eidetic memory. He can recall details after only seeing a crime scene for a few minutes.
- 10. Fun Fact! In every episode you can spot one pineapple.
- 11. References • “Psych.” Wikipedia, Wikimedia Foundation, 7 June 2019, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psych.