Fandom Friday: Random Fandom Thoughts #13: Psych movie, Dean Miller, 9-1-1

Good evening everyone, it may be a little late but it's never too late to post fandom thoughts. What fandom thoughts are on your mind?

- I watched Psych 3: This is Gus and the movie is so good, it's funny and has an interesting mystery with Burton "Gus" Guster and Shawn Spencer trying to figure out who Gus' fiancé Selene really is. I'm really hoping there will be a fourth movie especially with the way it ended. What I like about these Psych movies is that each one is better than the last one and that the characters get to grow while still being as ridiculous as ever.

TV Round Up: My Thoughts on 9-1-1 fifth season premiere episode Panic

I finally watched 9-1-1's fifth season premiere episode Panic and I loved it. I'll write more about it in a review in another post but below are a few things that I didn't like.

Does anyone know why whenever there's a hospital scene, Dr. David Hale is never used for those scenes? It's a waste of his character not to use him. I still haven't forgotten the fourth season episode Breaking Point during the Covid vaccine scene when, TV News Reporter Taylor Kelly was used instead of Dr. Hale. And in this fifth season episode, when Edmundo "Eddie" Diaz had to go to the hospital for his panic attack (which I have thoughts on), why wasn't Dr. Hale used for this scene instead of Dr. Salazar who I had an issue with.

Quote: Dr. David Hale (9-1-1)

(Dr. David Hale   9-1-1 season 4 episode 14: Survivors)

Everyone has too much trash. We’re all getting our lives delivered. The other day, you got a box the size of a toaster with dental floss in it.

~ Dr. David Hale to Michael Grant, 9-1-1 season 4 episode 7: There Goes the Neighborhood

I so relate to this quote because I can remember quite a few times I've ordered something and it was shipped in boxes that were too big. For instance, I recently had ordered a DVD and it arrived in a big box instead of something smaller.