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Solution Simple actually works lol. u either just stick your hand out or give them something while they’re talking and if they’re holding something, they’ll give it to u and vice versa. u could hand someone something while you’re talking and they’ll take it
@@JackyMan22 Please can u explain how he knew that man was the killer he didn’t do anything that could make him know that he was the killer he was just nervous
One of the best detective shows out there. A good balance between the gruesome nature of the crimes and the comedic elements, with some really hard-rending moments. I've been binging Nordic Noir and enjoying the shows but they leave me depressed like hell . I miss a show like this.
@@shaneogden7437 nope, he is actually based on a well known mentalist called derren brown. if i’m not mistaken, derren brown and the writer of this serial were friends, as mentioned in one of derren’s interview
We need a Jane here In Brasil, we have a statically rates o 1% of murder cases solved on avarenge (data from an avarange made from the last decade...) Really, murder investigations here in Brasil are a mess...
That would actually be a great idea for like a CSI parody. Every episode has like 4 minutes of Exposition, the obligatory intro song containing pictures of people and explosions layered above each other in quick succession and after 5 minutes have passed, the case is solved. Roll credits xD
Criminal Minds solve killer mysteries because of the pattern of its serial victims. It takes time. Monk solve cases based on OCD pattern. Stupid but clever and rarely spoken. \ Patrick Jane solve cases based on MAGIC. Hence, Cheating. ._.)/\(._.
"you guys have any playing cards?" He asked them something that wasnt on their innocent script, so they all said something different. Thats how he knew they are all working together. I love these little details. I wonder if there is someone who broke down all the scenes in the mentalist like i tried here. Would love to read it all.
Simon Baker is so underrated. He is such a good actor. Just wish I can see more of him on Netflix. As an Aussie we should petition to see more of him on screen.
To be fair they probably were arrested but they likely will only get either man slaughter or very low punishment if it's called a murder as it was pretty cut and clear self defense
@@benoitboval4543 If dude shrugged off getting stabbed through the chest, he would have come out of that pool even more pissed and likely killed all of them. You can't really call it murder when the guy they killed was basically a ferking terminator.
@@benoitboval4543 They're college kids who freaked out that they're roomie just tried to murder someone right in front of them. They got carried away, but I don't think they were 'trying to kill him' they just legitimately freaked out.
It's more a combination of resigned acceptance and suppressed admiration. He admires how good Jane is but hates how little it goes by the book, but also knows that there's absolutely nothing he can do so he just... Lets it happen. It gets results after all
Fastest solve goes to Monk though. In the episode where he was obsessed about his shirts (S04E11 or something) it took him 5 seconds. Officer: “Wife says she found her husband’s body coming home from cello lessons.” Monk: “She’s lying. No way she can play cello in that skirt.”
Yes but for monk it they made his observation thing main key point but here mind games r key point , though both monk and jane r clever in their own ways .
The season 2 opener in this video will always be my favorite because it works so well. The comedy, Jane's fast abilities, and how everything just escalates. Perfectly done! Also loved how Jane was so quick to solve the second one because he was so anxious to speak with Lisbon and then try to win her over as we see throughout the episode. The scene itself harks back to Jane's fast abilities to get things done and has a type of comedic appeal that works for the dark setting.
Wish they would reboot this series somehow, maybe with a spinoff of someone under Patrick's wing, assuming he retires, with just a few episodes where either he solves cases again or they show flashbacks of him working the earlier cases that came before S1E1 chronologically.
@@ThePostalGril That fallacy with what you just asked shocks me. Do I have to be a christian radical to know that drinking alcohol, something that has been proven to disable your better senses, is absolutely and utterly stupid. Did you really just ask me if I was a puritan? Do you know what alcohol does to your body, or are you so brainwashed that you decide, oh well, blank it, I am going to die anyway. Are you a follower or a leader? Did you really just ask that?
😭😭 I've been watching it on repeat ever since ... Tried watching Lie to me but it was kinda geeky... Then Sherlock was boring since he literally talks too much 🙄
There was also one with a room full of teens where he wanted to talk to lisben and he said who was the killer(all of them) and left and cho was like ok Edit:did not see it all before commenting
when i was watching this show, i was hoping they makes a parody of CSI. a scene while Lisbon and the others brushed off some finger prints and collecting evidence then Jane walks in like Horatio solve the case on the spot, put on his sunglasses and walks off towards the sunset. perfect.
CSI is so bad I can't watch it. People rarely, very, very, very rarely get caught based on evidence. They all tell on themselves. Dumbest thing ever. If you do something wrong, shut up and ask for your lawyer. Simple and yet it never happens. All of these people should have asked for a lawyer and then remained silent. No case.
Whoever played "Reed" (Thor guy) was a very good actor. Very appropriate facial and body expressions and voice. I hope he has done well in the business.
If you watch closely when he's leading Mandy, you can see him watching everyone else to see how they react as he moves her around. It's quite subtle but very well done.
There was another fast case, in the beginning of the 6th season maybe in the 1st episode. I don't remember exactly, but the ending was the killer pointed a gun at Jane, but he replaced the bullets with pesanuts😂😂
1st episode- father kills daughter because she wouldn't have sex with him anymore- Jane makes this apparent to wife- wife kills husband... case closed - justice served; I was hooked.
You found the answer yourself. Just forget and stop thinking about it 😊 Your peace of mind and the rest of your life will be found there Count how many times you think about it in a day, you'll be surprised.
I don't know why, I just like this vid. Characters are all well-played, and how "Jane" explains how he solved the two crimes is just fun. (Tho I don't recall seeing a vodka bottle in the wastebasket.)
Interesting how Jane suffered a bigger emotional trauma than House. Yet House is much more affected by his leg, almost incurable. Jane seemed to have a breakdown then recover as a better man and go for revenge
After watching the whole series I realise how often he says "Oh I got nothing ;)" which sometimes means he doesn't care but more often means he knows but he's purposefully gonna drag out the case to create scenarios where more information is revealed, more proof can be gathered, and catch the killer in a situation where they can only be found guilty. When he's fast it's messy and chaotic, or with the last one those kids have a lot stacked against them but it's still up for jury or confession. In a full episode he would've played them in a way to make them out themselves in the end.
There were a lot of things I hated about the last two seasons, not the least of which is the baffling lack of grumblings about Californians in every situation the way Scooby-doo villains always complain about meddling kids. Goes to show you the writers have never been to Texas, or they would have KNOWN. But one thing I do appreciate is that Cho doesn't even look surprised when Jane completely ignores the very serious matter at hand to chat about Lisbon and just answers his questions honestly. Cho knows how Jane works, and Jane's not going to do anything he doesn't want to do, and if he doesn't want to solve crime until he's finished asking questions, well, he's not going to, and Cho just rolls with it. Honestly, I expect Cho adjusted the easiest to life in Texas.
Cho was definitely one of the best characters on the entire show, except for whatever travesty they injected with his relationship with Summer. You can tell they were going to inject Summer seriously into the show because at first she was competent, sassy, and self-assured, and most importantly, the other characters in the show liked her. As soon as it became apparent she wasn't a hit, they turned her into an idiotic train wreck junkie and everyone was questioning Cho's common sense. Awful way to handle that story beat, everything else about Cho worked.
@@bosshobo6022I also heard there's some kind of contract dispute or something, which make the story discontinued. But I'm glad it actually not work, Cho don't need such thing
If lisbon and patrick were assigned to the BROADCHURCH's case, the crime would have been solved in less than 1 episode with much more impressive mood. LOL!!!
That first scene was just an elaborate excuse to break a lot of shit. LOL Seeing that guy scrambling around and bumping into EVERY SINGLE breakable dish in the store must have been so cathartic and fun for the actors - especially the guy Jane identified as the murderer.
@@transfercanlar5420 'burn notice' is really good. hes a burnt spy ex-cia though not a mentalist or anything but he uses similar tactics and smarts to solve cases lucifer lie to me is amazing and is similar, except he's a body language expert. unfortunately it only has one season tho monk is good too he's a detective with OCD but is able to solve cases through his unique view of the world. but yeah as far as the mentalist goes nothing comes close, though out of those i'd say give burn notice a watch i think you'll like it if you like the mentalist :)
Anyone have any ideas as to how I can read body language and emotions? Because I really find this interesting and would like to use it in my life. Thanks.
Hey, hope you see this even though it’s 5 months late. I would look up Paul Ekman and read some of his books - he is a psychologist who has spent his career studying facial expressions and emotions. His work inspired the TV series Lie to me, which is definitely worth a go too if you like the Mentalist (and the idea of lie detection). Paul Ekman has been criticised for not testing his theories on micro expressions thoroughly enough but it’s still really interesting and there seems to be a lot of truth to it. Good luck!
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Gay Kid: spreading propaganda something something human rights 5:37
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@Miles Doyle Oh my fucking God, the text keeps going and going...
Um, what? 😂
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Love how he solved the case faster because he wanted to go talk to Lisbon. He normally plays with his victims- this was Patrick Jane all business.
You're right.
can you recommend some series like The Mentalist?
@@transfercanlar5420 House MD? IDK, I don't usually watch this genre. Sherlock by BBC is good if you want the detective angle.
@@transfercanlar5420 Psych and Monk
@@spencernelson9868 Psych doesn’t get enough attention.
Remember, if you want someone's bag
Give them a mango.
Solution Simple actually works lol. u either just stick your hand out or give them something while they’re talking and if they’re holding something, they’ll give it to u and vice versa. u could hand someone something while you’re talking and they’ll take it
If you watch videos of acutal mentalists like Darren Brown, it's amazing how much of this stuff actually works.
Law of equivalent exchange
Yeah that was impressive
@@BrendelC CORRECT!!!
This man is the definition of chaotic good
Y e s
Nah he's just chaotic lmao
As Monk says, "He is definitely CHEATING"
Please can u explain how he knew that man was the killer he didn’t do anything that could make him know that he was the killer he was just nervous
@@JackyMan22 Please can u explain how he knew that man was the killer he didn’t do anything that could make him know that he was the killer he was just nervous
One of the best detective shows out there. A good balance between the gruesome nature of the crimes and the comedic elements, with some really hard-rending moments. I've been binging Nordic Noir and enjoying the shows but they leave me depressed like hell . I miss a show like this.
you should watch Psych, Castle, or Bones, they are all very similar to the mentalist
@@charlescarmichael56 the 3 shows u mentioned which ott apv or netflix?
Also Monk, Death In Paradise and (a bit more of a slow burn) Brokenwood.
Yeah this show was so good...but after ree John killing it slowly lost its touch
Heart-rending*
"Ever heard of human rights!"
"No such thing"
Most realistic thing ever said on TV.
epikkk
@ñoquis it means the same thing
The only thing that doesn't exist is animal rights, which is good
@ñoquis it’s literally the same meaning
Jane was so focused on getting to Lisbon that he straight up hate-solved that second crime, because their murder was slowing him down.
I hate it when that happens
@@musikbrezel When what happens? Jane solving crimes fast, or murder in general?
OKAY BUT HOW IS THAT NOT SELF DEFENSE WTF
@@glider-rocketeer WHAT THE, this video is 5 years old, AND YOU answered "nearly" right now ???!? DAMN XD
@@qUranium_ gotta send this comment section to the moon
"As it happens, my husband is on the Modesto city council!"
LOL imagine actually thinking that this is supposed to impress someone.
I laughed so hard because I lived there for years and yes, especially when I was still in high school, there were females who acted like this.
Karens 🤷🏻♀️
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Actually it worked on Lisbon, she apologized immediately before Jane took over :)
What makes it funnier is that they get a complaint from the Modesto City Council
Australian actor playing an American character inspired by popular British novels. Neat.
what's the name of the novel?
@@imkiki709 Sherlock Holmes
@@RaiderDave-xe1pn 😂 funny
I've never read any Sherlock Holmes. Is that true that Jane was based on those novels?
@@shaneogden7437 nope, he is actually based on a well known mentalist called derren brown. if i’m not mistaken, derren brown and the writer of this serial were friends, as mentioned in one of derren’s interview
I swear to god he can solve every case in under 5 minutes he just likes dragging it out😂
He can't just accuse someone without proper evidence that's why he waits to gather evidence
We need a Jane here In Brasil, we have a statically rates o 1% of murder cases solved on avarenge
(data from an avarange made from the last decade...)
Really, murder investigations here in Brasil are a mess...
That would actually be a great idea for like a CSI parody.
Every episode has like 4 minutes of Exposition, the obligatory intro song containing pictures of people and explosions layered above each other in quick succession and after 5 minutes have passed, the case is solved. Roll credits xD
Criminal Minds solve killer mysteries because of the pattern of its serial victims. It takes time.
Monk solve cases based on OCD pattern. Stupid but clever and rarely spoken. \
Patrick Jane solve cases based on MAGIC. Hence, Cheating. ._.)/\(._.
@@generalerica4123bruh
I can't get enough of this, the way he said it.
1:32
"LEt Me GUeSs YoUr HUsbANd iS A VerRy ImPOrtANt PeRsoN"
"you guys have any playing cards?"
He asked them something that wasnt on their innocent script, so they all said something different. Thats how he knew they are all working together. I love these little details. I wonder if there is someone who broke down all the scenes in the mentalist like i tried here. Would love to read it all.
I love how throughout the entire series Cho gives increasingly less of a fuck about Jane’s antics and just goes with them.
Plus the guy at the beginning complaining how they were waiting for 2 hours.
I don't mind talking to you about it
it's a proper detective show. if you pay attention you can follow his thought processes
So strange that the exact reason he's dead wouldn't be the first thing they cover.
Simon Baker is so underrated. He is such a good actor. Just wish I can see more of him on Netflix. As an Aussie we should petition to see more of him on screen.
He is awesome.
this aussie will 2nd that. also cho is incredible ,with what he does with the little he has .
"You're _all_ under arrest..."
Best ever
To be fair they probably were arrested but they likely will only get either man slaughter or very low punishment if it's called a murder as it was pretty cut and clear self defense
@@drewcasper4608 It was... Until they lied on top of him to drown him. That's murder.
@@benoitboval4543 If dude shrugged off getting stabbed through the chest, he would have come out of that pool even more pissed and likely killed all of them.
You can't really call it murder when the guy they killed was basically a ferking terminator.
@@benoitboval4543 They're college kids who freaked out that they're roomie just tried to murder someone right in front of them. They got carried away, but I don't think they were 'trying to kill him' they just legitimately freaked out.
He is amazing! I like how Cho is serene/ very chill when Patrick is solving the case.
It's more a combination of resigned acceptance and suppressed admiration. He admires how good Jane is but hates how little it goes by the book, but also knows that there's absolutely nothing he can do so he just... Lets it happen. It gets results after all
He bet against him once and lost. After that, hes a very staunch support of Jane. Hes like 95% sure whatever Jane says should be considered right.
@@AryasvitkonaActually that’s not accurate. He started backing Jane knowing he was right. He would just look the other way!!😂
It’s so cute and sad seeing how worried Jane got when he heard Lisbon was leaving. Jisbon is the best couple ever.
yep
Not to mention best couple name 💦
No. Please don't make idiotic names. It's fine if a show does that, but if fans do it, it causes inner vomiting.
Does anybody else love Lisbon's little wiggle when she walks fast?
Fastest solve goes to Monk though. In the episode where he was obsessed about his shirts (S04E11 or something) it took him 5 seconds.
Officer: “Wife says she found her husband’s body coming home from cello lessons.”
Monk: “She’s lying. No way she can play cello in that skirt.”
Yes but for monk it they made his observation thing main key point but here mind games r key point , though both monk and jane r clever in their own ways .
@@greatgamingendavour True, although a lot of Jane's talent is based on very good observation.
Psych. Shawn solved the one case just glancing at the file. "The secretary did it"
that exact plot is an encyclopedia brown story too lol
@@bryanbjerklie4494do you remember which episode?
The season 2 opener in this video will always be my favorite because it works so well. The comedy, Jane's fast abilities, and how everything just escalates. Perfectly done!
Also loved how Jane was so quick to solve the second one because he was so anxious to speak with Lisbon and then try to win her over as we see throughout the episode. The scene itself harks back to Jane's fast abilities to get things done and has a type of comedic appeal that works for the dark setting.
3:45 love how Reed’s face lights up. He’s *loving* the show going on right now
I don't know the budget for the show,but the stunt men at the end did an incredible job for just an opening scene.
Edit:End of the first scene*
that was a great scene. it was the opening of the second or third season. cant remember
@@Bayo106second season, I remember it vividly
If you came to this in 2021 you are a legend 👍👍
😂 My people
Thanks 😉
Wish they would reboot this series somehow, maybe with a spinoff of someone under Patrick's wing, assuming he retires, with just a few episodes where either he solves cases again or they show flashbacks of him working the earlier cases that came before S1E1 chronologically.
Will be here in 2021
Been searching for another series as good as this..nope.. nothing like this.. ever ..
This mini-cases were my favorite part of the series. I would have watched whole episodes with a dozen of these little guys in each one.
"Did you guys heard of human's right"
"No such thing"
Lmao.. 🤣🤣
Human's rights? 😂😂😂
This show is underrated as all hell.
“The world’s full of scumbags we can’t touch.” - Patrick Jane
Still true. Tho one day...
This is why I love Mentalist. Top TV series on my lists
What self respecting student throws away a perfectly good bottle of vodka hahahhahaa🤣🤣
Even a student son of a millionare would put it aside for next time.
what self respecting student drinks alchohol, gets wasted and commits murder. Notice I asked self respecting
@@KnightSavron what are you some kind of puritan?
@@ThePostalGril
That fallacy with what you just asked shocks me. Do I have to be a christian radical to know that drinking alcohol, something that has been proven to disable your better senses, is absolutely and utterly stupid. Did you really just ask me if I was a puritan? Do you know what alcohol does to your body, or are you so brainwashed that you decide, oh well, blank it, I am going to die anyway. Are you a follower or a leader? Did you really just ask that?
@@KnightSavron its bad enough that you come knocking on our doors at tea time now you jehovas witnesses types are hunting us down in youtube comments
Once you watch this whole series . You can't watch anything else 😭.
😭😭 I've been watching it on repeat ever since ... Tried watching Lie to me but it was kinda geeky... Then Sherlock was boring since he literally talks too much 🙄
Watch derren brown
The real life Patrick Jane.
Lie to me.
True
Sure you can. House M.D.
Fastest cases closed at the lowest quality known to man
It's an old show buddy... 2009
There was also one with a room full of teens where he wanted to talk to lisben and he said who was the killer(all of them) and left and cho was like ok
Edit:did not see it all before commenting
@@bogdangiusca5057 lol nice
i agree
@@RavenValkyrieyou can find torrents in much better quality so I assume... Uploader of the video just couldn't be bothere much
And chi just goes along. "We can't leave yet, there is murder to solve. Remember"
when i was watching this show, i was hoping they makes a parody of CSI. a scene while Lisbon and the others brushed off some finger prints and collecting evidence then Jane walks in like Horatio solve the case on the spot, put on his sunglasses and walks off towards the sunset. perfect.
CSI is so bad I can't watch it. People rarely, very, very, very rarely get caught based on evidence. They all tell on themselves. Dumbest thing ever. If you do something wrong, shut up and ask for your lawyer. Simple and yet it never happens. All of these people should have asked for a lawyer and then remained silent. No case.
Watching this after years again I can’t believe how similar it is to Sherlock.
Lucy Harvist that’s because it was inspired by the Sherlock Holmes book series
More Elementary then Sherlock for me.
Gregory House, Jean, and pretty much most of the modern intellectual deductive characters were inspired by Sherlock Holmes
can you recommend some series like The Mentalist?
@@transfercanlar5420
1. Sherlock (Benedict cumberbatch version)
2. NCIS
3. Criminal Minds
4. Castle
5. Bones
6. HOUSE M.D. (doctor)
7. Psych (funnier then the rest)
8. Leverage (highly recommend)
9. Listener (mind reading)
10. Monk (older show)
11. Dexter
Absolutely one of the BEST series on TV.
jane priceless gifted unique actor humour..
2:37 Neil looks towards the direction of the weapon.
Not only does he look but he is trying to be sneaky about it. Looking a bit apprehensive too
Reed's reaction was too genuine. He got amazed when Patrick found out Neal was the killer.
The moment he said "im not nervous" i knew it was him. He said its not you then to reassure him in a false sense of security
For those of you wondering like me - The second case is from S06E22.
Thanks! I was searching the comments for this.
Thanks ✌
Thank u!
Not a title but season and episode. Brilliant.
I love it how Jane in second case just casualy talking with Cho about Lisbon and dont give a f about them 😂🔝🔥😍
Such a great series. it's almost worthwhile just watching for Cho.
The one with the hand at the state line and betting with the change in his pocket...
Whoever played "Reed" (Thor guy) was a very good actor. Very appropriate facial and body expressions and voice. I hope he has done well in the business.
This will always be one of the best series ever made. Perfect casting and acting.
i want to re-watch this during quaratine..
Prime video
I' m waiting it
Bro you still in quarantine?
having a blast with it rn, go rewatch it
If you watch closely when he's leading Mandy, you can see him watching everyone else to see how they react as he moves her around. It's quite subtle but very well done.
4:07 that poor cop… That look like it really hurt.
The end of that fist clip has great
Lisbon: Nice going.
Jane: What? We solved the case didn't we?
Cop in the distance: Put it down!
3:58 I will always love the may that man runs lol
My all time favorite show!
There was another fast case, in the beginning of the 6th season maybe in the 1st episode. I don't remember exactly, but the ending was the killer pointed a gun at Jane, but he replaced the bullets with pesanuts😂😂
omg yeah he murdered his fiance
A famous sports man, and he buried her stuff (diamonds I guess) in the backyard
1st episode- father kills daughter because she wouldn't have sex with him anymore- Jane makes this apparent to wife- wife kills husband... case closed - justice served; I was hooked.
Man, i loved this show. One of my all time favorites. Patrick Jane was so great
I wish Patrick Jane were real.I wish he will hypnotize me and make me forget about my ex.
👀I'm so sorry I laughed out loud at this.....you'll be fine honey. If its meant to be it will be❤..atleast your an ex closer to the one😋
You found the answer yourself. Just forget and stop thinking about it 😊 Your peace of mind and the rest of your life will be found there
Count how many times you think about it in a day, you'll be surprised.
thats not how hypnosis works . . .
Aah man you reminded me that i should forget my ex(untill now i forgot)
You are also a psyco
LOL
I miss The Mentalist. Lately, UA-cam has been suggesting videos from this series and this just makes me want to re-watch it!
The love Patric have for tea is suprising... 🤔🤔 the guy asks for tea everywhere...
True
He's a tea addict 😂
That and his loosely scrambled eggs on toast
I absolutely LoOoOoOoOoOoVE this show!
There is one more of those fastest solved cases. In season 6 episode 1
The Mentalist along with Numb3rs were fantastic shows
You are the best,,,no one can compete for couch a good script,,, you have wonderful actors,,, l'm a fan of you 🙋🍀❤️,,, greeting from Croatia 🇭🇷
Greetings!
bok državljanko
@@badonkadonk8655 drago mi je ako jesmo 🙋👍
So many problems with this comment, but I still love her attitude. xD
@@StEpHeNno22 when we look again 🙏😁🙋
I always loved the Mentalist for moments like this.
Seriously it like they have some kind of super power monk,mentalist
And Sherlock
And Shawn Spencer
Yes!!! I LOVE SHAWN SPENCER
A shame there never was a crossover.
Sherlock's superpower is cocaine
I like they actually GIVE the reasons in the second one for it. It's always better when a guy shows his work.
i really like that he solved the cases fast because he really want to get back to lisbon
Monk still has him beat. Solves a case in 15 seconds because he's preoccupied with his shirt.
@@workingstiffdiogenes2195 who tf is monk
@@bait5257 Monk, the super-popular TV mystery detective played by Tony Shaloub. Very entertaining.
Seriously how brilliant is this guy!
1:17 As much as I love DC i have to agree with Reed. Thor would crush Green Lantern. It might just Be Reed Richards Bias though.
What do you mean "Reed Richards bias" lol
Show: starts
Camera: points to crime scene
Patrick: walks in
Someone: talks
Patrick: they did it
Roll credits _Law and Order music starts_
nothing beats this show
I loved this show soooo much thanks for reminding me to watch it again
A Russian watching this episode and hear someone throwing a perfect Vodka would understand Patrick Jane's anger.
Man, this show was one of a kind
Why is this not on Netflix😤😤😤😤😤‼
It's on Prime Video
Yea
"You all are under arrest", love it!!!!😂
Imagine what those kids would have been thinking. "... Wait, I thought police psychics were just on tv."
I love this show so much!
you forgot about the first case of the series...
I don't know why, I just like this vid. Characters are all well-played, and how "Jane" explains how he solved the two crimes is just fun. (Tho I don't recall seeing a vodka bottle in the wastebasket.)
The comment section is almost as interesting as the video itself...
So many crazy people out there 💀
What's your name
Candice
Candice! I like that name *and the smirk on his face* 😂😂😂😂
God, how I miss that show. They’ve rebooted every other show under the Sun, why not this one?!
"Human rights."
"There's no such thing."
People dont know this is true.
Best series all time
keep up the hard work
Give him a cane and 10 yrs of med school, you get house
Interesting how Jane suffered a bigger emotional trauma than House.
Yet House is much more affected by his leg, almost incurable.
Jane seemed to have a breakdown then recover as a better man and go for revenge
After watching the whole series I realise how often he says "Oh I got nothing ;)" which sometimes means he doesn't care but more often means he knows but he's purposefully gonna drag out the case to create scenarios where more information is revealed, more proof can be gathered, and catch the killer in a situation where they can only be found guilty.
When he's fast it's messy and chaotic, or with the last one those kids have a lot stacked against them but it's still up for jury or confession. In a full episode he would've played them in a way to make them out themselves in the end.
There were a lot of things I hated about the last two seasons, not the least of which is the baffling lack of grumblings about Californians in every situation the way Scooby-doo villains always complain about meddling kids. Goes to show you the writers have never been to Texas, or they would have KNOWN. But one thing I do appreciate is that Cho doesn't even look surprised when Jane completely ignores the very serious matter at hand to chat about Lisbon and just answers his questions honestly. Cho knows how Jane works, and Jane's not going to do anything he doesn't want to do, and if he doesn't want to solve crime until he's finished asking questions, well, he's not going to, and Cho just rolls with it. Honestly, I expect Cho adjusted the easiest to life in Texas.
Cho was definitely one of the best characters on the entire show, except for whatever travesty they injected with his relationship with Summer. You can tell they were going to inject Summer seriously into the show because at first she was competent, sassy, and self-assured, and most importantly, the other characters in the show liked her. As soon as it became apparent she wasn't a hit, they turned her into an idiotic train wreck junkie and everyone was questioning Cho's common sense. Awful way to handle that story beat, everything else about Cho worked.
How would they know they're Californians?
@@gustavolopes5094 We Texans know.
@@bosshobo6022I also heard there's some kind of contract dispute or something, which make the story discontinued. But I'm glad it actually not work, Cho don't need such thing
We enjoyed watching that show at our home. It was well written and well played.
If lisbon and patrick were assigned to the BROADCHURCH's case, the crime would have been solved in less than 1 episode with much more impressive mood. LOL!!!
It’s a shame he couldn’t solve a way to fool the police alcohol breath test recently 😂
And that my children is why we all searched for this in the 1st place
i love how invested everyone else was at the end of first case
at 4:07 the stuntman better be getting a bonus lol
The music in this series is great.
The moment I noticed him fitting the role of a butler, I knew he's the killer.
It's always the butler.
Shame this show didn’t last a LOT longer. Nothing shown now comes remotely near to it.
i so miss the mentalist, they dont make such series now adays
My show, best show EVER, I watched over 100 times
Love you patrick jane. 😍
That first scene was just an elaborate excuse to break a lot of shit. LOL Seeing that guy scrambling around and bumping into EVERY SINGLE breakable dish in the store must have been so cathartic and fun for the actors - especially the guy Jane identified as the murderer.
i miss this show so much
can you recommend some series like The Mentalist?
@patrick jane yes! i rewatch it regularly :P
@@transfercanlar5420 'burn notice' is really good. hes a burnt spy ex-cia though not a mentalist or anything but he uses similar tactics and smarts to solve cases
lucifer
lie to me is amazing and is similar, except he's a body language expert. unfortunately it only has one season tho
monk is good too he's a detective with OCD but is able to solve cases through his unique view of the world.
but yeah as far as the mentalist goes nothing comes close, though out of those i'd say give burn notice a watch i think you'll like it if you like the mentalist :)
I miss this series, one of the best.
Anyone have any ideas as to how I can read body language and emotions? Because I really find this interesting and would like to use it in my life. Thanks.
Hey, hope you see this even though it’s 5 months late. I would look up Paul Ekman and read some of his books - he is a psychologist who has spent his career studying facial expressions and emotions. His work inspired the TV series Lie to me, which is definitely worth a go too if you like the Mentalist (and the idea of lie detection). Paul Ekman has been criticised for not testing his theories on micro expressions thoroughly enough but it’s still really interesting and there seems to be a lot of truth to it. Good luck!
UA-cam search Vanessa Van Edwards and Charisma on Command. They're both educational about body language and emotions, but also not boring. :)
This is a fictional tv show.
@@musicalman1995 a well-researched fictional tv show
@@musicalman1995 this is what mentalist dooo asshole
This was such a good show