I'm with you Dan. Seeing real products keeps you in the show a little more than recognizing a Pepsi can that says "Cola".And at least they didn't go the "Heroes" route and say, "Nissan Versa" 4 or 5 times an ep.   See 10 other replies

I don't have a specific example for Psych, but on Burn Notice, another USA show, product placement for OnStar paid for a scene where a series of parked cars blew up in explosive fireballs. They wouldn't have been able to do that scene if not for that.So, yes, they can be annoying, but it costs money to make these shows and good things can come from it. I find another bonus is that it feels a little more real if they mention and show things that actually exist. If they can add a sense of realism and fund the more expensive parts of the show while doing it, I say go for it....At least until they have Shaun turn to the camera and present the product as a full-blown commercial...   See 10 other replies

Why would they risk a lawsuit over a bag of chips?   See 10 other replies

What makes you so sure it was an ad placement and not just part of the story?   See 10 other replies

the way they were grabing the doeitoes and he kept stoping to talk before he ate one made me think that htey had been poisoned.   See 10 other replies

Ummm, you're worried about shooting in public? I want to know where he was hiding TWO pistols! I am happy that he discharged his weapon whilst flying through the air however...   See 12 other replies