Don't Tell Tim

Season 2 of Psych is full of so many good episodes but at the end of the day, Beth and Megan had to focus on "Zero to Murder in Sixty Seconds." It's got a great Lassie plot, a few classic bits, and all the twists of a good mystery. Our hosts are also digging into a few side plots from other points in the season, including Juliet's family Christmas and Psych’s Zoolander parody. Get ready for more great Tim!

Goncharov is a movie that needs no introduction. We all know it. We’ve all seen it. It's the greatest mafia film ever made. So what could Megan and Beth possibly have to say that hasn't been said a million times before? Why a whole lot about the showstopping performance of one four-year-old Timothy Omundson that's what! Uncredited for years, Megan and Beth stumbled upon this role completely by accident but who are we to pass up an opportunity to talk Gonch? So get packed because we're headed to Naples!Watch a trailer for Goncharov here! Music: Noah Smith, "Bandero"

We got 'im, Scarecrow! Beth and Megan continue the Psych journey this week with season 1 and the wonderful finale "Scary Sherry: Bianca's Toast." Tune in to hear them introduce their all-time favorite Psych guest star, talk undercover!Juliet, and most importantly, talk about Tim.

The wait is over, Tim fanatics! As of this week, Megan and Beth will be beginning their journey through what is arguably Tim’s most famous role: Detective Carlton Lassiter in the hit cop-comedy Psych. I know, you know, that we have been chomping at the bit to talk about this show since the beginning. Megan and Beth are jumping right in with the feature-length pilot episode. So, slice a pineapple up for the road, raise a finger to your temple, learn how to bend, and get ready to embrace the the deception. It’s time for Psych!Mentioned fanfic in episode: Gus Knows Shawn Knows That He's Telling the Truth by ObsidianCreates on Ao3Music: Noah Smith, "Bandero"

Beth and Megan put some sunglasses on for this episode because this week we're talking about some Tim roles in cop procedurals! (This is a podcast you can't prove they're NOT wearing sunglasses). Get ready to see Tim get a little unhinged in an episode of Criminal Minds and be the best actor in an episode of CSI Miami. Beth may hate cop procedurals, but boy do we all love some good Tim content.Follow us on Instagram and Tumblr: @donttelltimEmail us: timrewatchpod@gmail.com"Timmy Ommie" sourced from Tumblr user @marlenacantswim (may not be original origin of phrase)Music: Noah Smith, "Bandero"

The choice to watch all of Tim’s filmography is a gift unto itself, but it's films like Starship Troopers that really make the whole process worth it. This episode, Megan and Beth sat down to watch the 90’s sci-fi satire without any idea what to expect from it. But man, did it deliver! Amazing effects! Scathing critique of the military! Tim playing a psychic! This movie is the hottest club in New York, by which I mean it has it ALL!

The wait is over! Megan and Beth are jumping right back in to this Tim rewatch with the highly acclaimed HBO western Deadwood. There will be talk of female representation, the hallmarks of the western genre, and of course, what a good job our guy Tim does playing a Jimmy Stewart type from the east. We are so back. Follow @donttelltim on Instagram and Tumblr for fun content and podcast updates!Music credit: Noah Smith, "Bandero"

This episode of Don’t Tell Tim is about something we have never spoken about before- or maybe more accurately /not/ about something — because this episode is not about Tim! Instead, Beth and Megan are joined by special guest Britt to talk about Tim-adjacent Star Dule Hill and his role as Charlie Young on The West Wing! In our first-ever non-Tim special we’re taking some time to talk about Freedom, Democracy, and walking down long hallways while talking very quickly. We’ll also be talking about the best way to categorize exactly what kind of a little guy Charlie is. Don’t worry, friend, we’ll be back to Tim real soon but until then, let's take some time to enjoy one of the fabulous actors he’s worked alongside.

Megan and Beth are joined in this episode by the very first Don't Tell Tim guest star: Stephen, the local expert on the hit DCOM Luck of the Irish! (Don't worry we made him swear not to mention this to Tim, legally binding contract and all that). Enjoy hearing about one of Tim’s most unhinged roles and find out just how deeply one can analyze a movie made for children. It would be a great way to spend your Saint Patrick's Day… too bad this episode is coming out in August. Read "Sean's Gold Coin" on Ao3Music credit: Noah Smith, "Bandero"