“Why Fans Are Binge-Watching This Beloved Series Before It Disappears from Netflix Forever!”

Are you ready to laugh, cry, and maybe even shout at your screen in frustration? Well, hold onto your remote because here comes a fresh wave of panic for Netflix users! As the beloved mid-2000s detective comedy series Psych heads for the digital exit, fans are scrambling to binge-watch all 120 episodes before it’s too late. We all know the joy of diving into a good series—no cluttering our homes with box sets or wasting time in video rental stores that are as extinct as the dodo—but sometimes, streaming feels more like being at a buffet where they decide to clear the entire menu just when you’re about to dig in. Psych, starring the charming James Roday and Dulé Hill, created plenty of laughs and intrigue during its eight-season run, but the sobering truth is that all good things must… um, leave Netflix, and fast! So grab your popcorn and your tissues, folks! You’ve got a limited window before this series says its final farewell. LEARN MORE

Netflix users are rushing to binge-watch a popular comedy-drama series before it leaves the streaming platform later this month.

It’s no doubt that streaming sites have provided us with an abundance of TV series and films to fill our evenings, without having to fork out and fill our living rooms with numerous boxsets.

However the downside of streaming is that you don’t own a copy of your favourite film of TV show, which means the announcement of its removal can be pretty devastating.

Which is exactly what fans of a mid-2000s detective comedy series Psych, starring James Roday Rodriguez, Dulé Hill, Maggie Lawson and Corbin Bernsen are currently experiencing.

James Roday and Dulé Hill in Psych (Alan Zenuk/USA Network/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images)

Originally premiering back in 2006, Psych ran for eight seasons until 2014 (remember when shows released a season every year?) and follows the story of Shawn Spencer (Rodriguez), a bloke who lands a job with a California police department after convincing people he possess psychic abilities which can solve cases thanks to his observational skills and photographic memory.

He is accompanied on his adventures by childhood best friend and reluctant partner Gus (Hill) as they solve numerous crimes for the local police force.

The series went on to be a huge hit with both fans and critics, scoring a 94 percent audience score on review aggregator site Rotten Tomatoes.

Seasons two, three, five and six even have the perfect 100 percent, which is a pretty impressive feat.

“I started watching Psych on Netflix a couple weeks ago and I can’t believe I’d never heard of this show,” wrote on viewer on X last year, adding: “Each episode is a murder/crime mystery, with a genius who solves what the police can’t AND it’s lighthearted/hilarious?? It’s so good.”

The series is popular with fans… but will be leaving Netflix soon (Alan Zenuk/USA Network/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images)

This user wasn’t the only person raving about the show either, with another person replying: “Psych is one of the best shows you’ll ever watch.”

“It’s my comfort show. Nearly every episode is a must watch. Great guest stars and a perfect musical special,” a third added.

However if this series sounds like something you’d enjoy then act fast, as Netflix has confirmed the series will be leaving the platform on 30 April. Which means you’ve got just over three weeks to watch all 120 episodes.

The news hasn’t gone down too well among viewers, with one fan sharing a screengrab of the announcement alongside the tweet: “NO WHAT THE F**K PSYCH IS LEAVING NETFLIX ON APRIL 30TH.”

“Netflix removing Psych should be considered a crime,” penned a second fan, while a third added: “Wtf do u mean Psych is leaving Netflix soon…”