Why is mentalist popular?

Why is mentalist popular?

An amazing TV series directed by Bruno Heller. There have been many popular TV shows made in the past. ... The Mentalist has all of the things that makes a good TV show: suspense, comedy, romance, wittiness, unforgettable characters, an amazing overall plot, and enough drama but not too much drama.

Is Psych better than mentalist?

While both shows are based on extremely perceptive detectives, Psych is a comedy without much depth when compared to the Mentalist, which is much more serious. If this is good or bad depends on what you like to watch.

Why is mentalist Cancelled?

The earlier dipped ratings couldn't be restored enough to stop CBS from pulling the plug on the show. The network even shortened the series finale season 7 to 13 episodes, while all the previous seasons had 20 episodes.

Did the mentalist end well?

The Mentalistended its seven-season run Wednesday night with a series finale that saw Jane and Teresa Lisbon (Robin Tunney) tying the knot, giving fans a happy twist of an ending.

Is The Mentalist scary?

Every few episodes, the Red John narrative intersects with the crime of the week. The results are more violent, scary and gruelling, but the switch from playful to horrifying never feels awkward.

Is mentalist kid friendly?

Mature crime drama with unique premise and lots of violence.

Is Psych copy of mentalist?

To state the obvious, Psych and The Mentalist are very similar shows. The former is a breezy romp, the latter a dark procedural, but both star crime-fighting men whose uncanny powers of observation are often mistaken for clairvoyance.

Was there a Psych Monk crossover?

The closest Psych ever came to a crossover with Monk happened in the final minutes of the series finale when Shaun and Gus were at a crime scene in San Francisco, which had just become their new home. ... The line was instantly recognized as a reference to Adrian Monk, as Vick's description fits with his habits.

Does The Mentalist catch Red John?

Spoiler Alert! Not only was the smiley face killer's identity a surprise until the very end -- it was Sheriff Thomas McCallister (Xander Berkeley) all along -- he died a magnificent death literally at the hands of Patrick Jane (Simon Baker). ...