Psych Episode Finale - An Evening With Mr Yang

The guys run into the kitchen to find the girls huddled and laughing at the geyser shooting out of the faucet Pete fixed just a few nights earlier. Pete runs off to get his toolbox as Don springs into action. He grabs a pan and puts it over the spray, getting Ken to hold it as he pulls off his tie, removes his white dress shirt, and dives under the sink. Someone calls him Superman. He gets the problem fixed as Pete fumbles with the tools just like Fredo in The Godfather when Marlon Brando is shot at the fruit stand.

With the conversation turned to the Whitman murders, it's funny when someone mispronounces the name of the killer and it's Don - Dick Whitman - who corrects the blunder. Ken's wife Cynthia brags that her husband predicted this type of thing in one of his stories. This slip worries Ken and gets the attention of the guests, who prod for details. Cynthia tells them the basic plot as Ken squirms uncomfortably.

First of all, there's Andrew, the wacky cartoonist. It seems like he has one agenda on his mind ahead of any others, and that's to find some girls. Will Andrew be able to achieve this during his time on the show?

So - at least for this week, because I do not know how much more of these people I can stand - here is my Bachelorette Recap for the first episode. Let's meet the men aimless boys without real careers!

Between Sally, Megan, Peggy, Marie, and Joan, there are a lot of disappointed women in this episode. What's next? How does Sally process this jarring discovery? What's eating Megan? Will Peggy get her mojo back, or at least Don, to insulate, inspire and educate.

The ABC player was one of the first apps released for the iPad and many of us wondered what's taking all the other networks so long release their versions. Video's load very quickly and video quality is excellent for both streams in WIFI and 3G. Of course, WIFI, with its greater bandwidth allows for better video quality than streaming over any current 3G network. 3G video play back was tested on AT&T 3G network and we haven't tested on other networks such as Sprint, Verizon, or T-Mobile. Video quality was good and audio was excellent with both video and audio syncing perfectly.

Watch Episode That tension between childhood innocence and adult cynicism - or more simply, the perspective of children vs. the perspective of parents - is a theme that plays out through the entire episode.

At the bunkhouse, Jason can't hold it in anymore and confesses to the guys that he has a son. Could be a bad move; will she hold it against him that he didn't tell her first? I can easily see someone like self-righteous Ryan ("He's not told DeAhnna and that's something she definitely needs to know. It could be a deal breaker.") telling her before Jason himself gets around to it.