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Recorded in Chicago, Illinois, with your hosts Ken, Matt, Neil, and Jeff.

This is Triviality.

Hello and welcome to Triviality, the game where a lack of seriousness meets a little bit of knowledge.

My name is Neil, and I'm joined here with Matt, Jeff, and Ken for a special bonus episode.

This is our psych episode.

Syke. I don't know about it. Neil told me that this game was for Psychos, so I showed up and then I found out that it was about

the TV show Psych. That's right. So Jeff is mentioning the TV show Psych that was on the USA Network

and has spawned several successful movies that I know and you know are a lot of fun. That's Inside Joe Ken, for anyone who likes the show. But if you're listening for the first time, this isn't a normal episode of ours. So if you're looking just for general knowledge trivia, just go to any of our other episodes that are numbered. They come out every Tuesday. They're about an hour, about 35 questions, and you can get some general knowledge trivia there. But if you're a fan then you're here for the psych bonus and matt you and i out of the four of us are the ones

that actually watch psych so how are you doing today and what do you love about the show matt i'm doing

good it's been a long time since i've watched psych uh when during the pandemic i ended up watching a ton of it because I didn't have to work for a month.

So between playing Final Fantasy 7, I did nothing but watch Syke.

Good show.

It's a great show.

It's got one of the best depictions of friendship on TV ever, and it's just very witty.

And a lot of improv and a lot of movie references and TV references, which is why I like it. But Matt and I are pretty good with Syke as far as

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