Legendary Court Scene - The Mentalist 2x19 

Love this show but after he killed Red John the show kind of lost momentum. I think it was a mistake.

After killing Red John it’s good they end the show it wouldn’t be that good and dramatic…but I miss it too

@@jamesscanlan6240 mi

One of the best shows created.i hardly watch series from episode one but with the mentalist I was.brilliaby series brilliant cast

You should see him in Margin Call

And you are the perfect example of someone who thinks they know it all and wants to show it There are a million things in this show that aren't possible and are completely unrealistic, get over it or get out

And get that cucumber out of your but t, it's making you stiff

Sure, but, to be fair, they also weren't presenting this as any kind of typical procedure. And as to how weird things can get when defendants represent themselves, that psycho who rammed the parade in Michigan or whatever certainly got a lot stranger than this.

So non crim and someone who knows someone that's been charged

To be fair the judge says it's a somewhat informal hearing. Add that it was a ridiculous charge being discussed plus everyone in there knew Jane has some loose screws, everyone except Jane and the murderer guy just wanted to go home then decided to enjoy the show

He doesn't need the lawbook, he is Jane the rulebraker that probably knew the secrets of everyone, underestimating him is a call to destruction.

That's exactly what Woody Allen does, I think it's in "Bananas" 😂. As the witness he gets more and more flustered as his questions to himself get more difficult/awkward 😂

So did I, and everyone else I know who watched the show! (I actually think of Simon Baker as Jane now... what can I say, the name fits!) ❤

On one hand, I agree. I would have liked more. On the other hand, the show went out with all cylinders still firing, and that is a good thing.

get a life

I loved the series too. If you like this you'll probably enjoy "Lie to Me".

@@B__C thanks for the suggestion.

@@B__C yes, awesome show. I miss it. Tim Roth ❤️

spoiler alert - another episode hinting at the big reveal of Red John

Shell size , not bullet

​@@sunstruckfarms4489 shell not bullet.....you beat me to it.

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Would you shoot at a duck that could shoot back?

It was actually cute

@Mansee true that,though it s primarily a crime show , the human emotions have been dealt in a way that it touches the hearts of its viewers , Jane n Lisbon s relationship is the highlight of the show n by the end of the series you start loving them so much...Miss this masterpiece...

@@monikamunjal1735 agree

May ask you directly as you a true fan of this show? I think i finished it on s6 ep08 or when Jane did to John whats "right"... Should i watch it all over again or start from where i ended watch it last time?

@@IamPantheRmy preference, finish the series, then, start all over again😂

@@bumihijau1989 Done already! 😂

I'm half way trough now, totally worth all the viruses from these sketchy sites

@@JoeyP946 😂 😂 TOTALLY worth it. And "Anna(21) "telling me she's near my house

Me too, kind of looks like red johns smile, the smiley face thing

@@user-yc6vm5uj9yI’ve always thought that!

perfect

*the courts/a courtroom

Not really, you should watch some courtroom tv... Judges have to deal with crazy people all the time. They mostly look bored with the nonsense.

It’s a TV show lady, anybody who acted like he did in a real courtroom would be ejected pretty quick. I know everyone today wants to be entertained all the time, but there are occasions where you need to be serious. Hopefully you’ll learn that when you grow up.

No, no, no .... Monk, Psych, AND The Mentalist! All vying to name the killer first! 😊😊😊

Ooooh, would be soo cool

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@brianpeterson5559 I never saw this show, except the last few minutes when Jane strangled some guy who evidentally was responsible for the death of his wife-it was VERY unsettling seeing a brainy guy commit murder, but, anyway, this scene reminds of something seemingly happened at the end of virtual every episode, I'm told, on "Perry Mason:" not only did PM win virtually every case, but, very often, the actual criminal/killer, sitting in the audience, confessed the the crime! Now, the attorney didn't actual confess, he may as WELL have with all of that babbling about himself, which is ESPECIALLY egregious for a lawyer. Like you say, "Sometimes farfetched..."

Exactly. Word for word 💯

@@i.miss.the.mentalist hence the name, dig it btw. 👌

Lucifer becomes like this midway through. Rly good show from start to finish. Well worth the watch. To sum up its the devil joining the police department

@@killerchick9438 if lucifer were to keep the supernatural himself and just focus on crime solving with the abilities while trying to get some, I would have maybe enjoyed the show but unfortunately it's not. I don't need any other supernatural than the Winchester boys.

The one that reminds me the most The Mentalist is the series Sherlock Holmes with Benedict Cumberbatch

How about Shawn Spencer from Psych he a bit like Patrick jane but way more crazier (if u havent seen psych i highly recommend it)

@@clintbrew thanks for the Recommendation 🥰

I said Legendary, because this is the one of the funniest scenes for me. "You're out of order. This whole trial's out of order!" 😄 And I'm enjoying this scene a lot. But I agree with you about that The Mentalist has a lot of entertaining scenes. The title was just subjective. And Thanks for watching and your comment ✨

Probably getting a prosecutor to incriminate himself in the middle of the investigation of a crime he knows he committed, despite Jane having little to no real courtroom experience? That's like the person throwing-out the first pitch at a ball game going on to 3-strike A-Rod looking. Edit: also, it's been a long time since I saw the episode, but I don't think knowing guns was the only piece pointing to the prosecutor. It just jumped him to the head of the line. The question about refusing the search was pretty much moot, anyway; they were going to get the warrant, and he wasn't going to have time to conceal the murder weapon before that happened.

What is beautiful about this is the entire proceedings was an end run on the prosecutor. Jane has no authority to do anything. By "assaulting" the prosecutor he was able to get himself and the DA put before a judge to settle the matter. Then answer questions under oath. Jane's testimony is purely hearsay, but the accusation isn't germain to the hearing. Yet the accusation is powerful enough that when a judge and police investigators hear it they are compelled to act on it. The prosecutor ends up being held and the police get their search warrant before he can act. And Jane gets to pay a fine if I'm the judge. This is this, and that is that.

I don't think that was the point of the scene. It's been a minute for me to watch this but from what I can recall, there was more evidence pointing to the prosecutor in question that Jane had pieced together. They were just provoking a response to show the judge he was acting suspicious and had something to hide. Knowing your way around a gun by itself isn't really what the point was, it was just what they used to provoke a response. You can tell by how Jane's acting that no matter what they answer, he already knows what the answer is and you can see that he's going somewhere with what he's doing / what he's saying. Throughout the series it's shown that nine times out of ten, he says or does something for a specific reason.

I bought the complete series off of Amazon

It's on HBO Max currently. That's how I'm catching up on the show.

its on prime

Ditto Amazon

Its on Roku for free as well.

I think he just loved the gun and it was probably very expensive, He was also very egotistical and understimated people, he probably thought he would get away with it

@@SilentOcean-f7s no just an ahole DA who thought he was smarter then everyone else, but hay fresh fish in jail is always tight in the shower so the guys in jail will teach him the ropes.

We enjoyed watching White Collar. Hope that keeps you ticking over for a couple weeks 🙂

Lie to Me is a fun show, and I love Tim Roth, but the "science" behind it is a one-dude grift, unfortunately. While I know The Mentalist is also very dramatized, of course, the principles it uses are long-standing, which adds something to it for me. I remember that Numb3rs show being pretty good, though I haven't the maths to say how accurate it might be. Seemed decent; they tended to take time to lay-out some mathematical concepts. House MD also had the "plausible episodic scientific mystery-solving" element to it. And, of course, the grandsire of most of this genre, Sherlock Holmes, had a great recent-ish adaptation starring Benedict Cumberbatch. These are all well-known, but hopefully they might put you on the path to some new fun stuff. Best of luck! Edit: just remembered; Suits. IIRC, tale of a self-taught nobody faking his way into a high-powered law firm with the help of one of their junior associates.

Numb3rs House MD Criminal Minds Person of Interest Unforgettable Prodigal Son- Highly recommend this one. All these are different but have a kind of similarity.

Psych is great

Elementary (Jonny Lee Miller, Lucy Liu)

Thank you 🙏 That's awesome to hear that ✨😊

@@i.miss.the.mentalist no problem, i might have to update them thumbnails on my older videos on that channel cuz recently learnt how to make it look cool and all. thanks once again for the motivation ✨☕

No, 10 gauge is an extremely common duck hunting gun. You've never heard of bird shot shells?

@@kurzabel i know what birdshot is. I’ve never seen a 10 gauge at all, but I’m not a duck hunter. I just assumed a 20 gauge would be fairly standard. I guess the spread and number of pellets is useful for aim?

@@bchearne yeah, the main thing is you just get more range with a 10 gauge, firing more pellets with higher fps. You need more pellets to get enough pattern density at a higher distance, and the extra velocity doesn't hurt either

Sherlock needed to explain who the culprit was, the motive, how it was killed and show real solid evidence and not a belief or idea. While also most of the time having an enormous hard time, against the criminal itself. I do understand the love for the show Though, is like Lucifer. A goldike character who is cocky and everything goes on his favor.

@@hgfjhfgify except Jane doesn't always get his way. The reason why people enjoy the show is because watching Jane manipulate people is ridiculously entertaining. He's got a good nose for details but his biggest strength is knowing what makes people tick. People keep watching cause they can't wait to see what antics he's gonna come up with next. How is he going to trick people into giving themselves up this time? Plus, the chemistry between the cast was always amazing.

@@sindri1447 You could say Lucifer instead of Jane and still match perfectly.

And this is why the entertainment industry is dying. Everything has to be "realistic", otherwise it is too silly for the "big brainers".

@@realMoMoPuFF Entertainment industry dying?, What are You talking about. My complain is to the silly plot armor Jane has in mentalism, I don't think it was that hard to understand.

In my opinion, The Mentalist is a very unique series. I couldn't find a series same taste. But you can try "Lie to me", "White Collar", "Blacklist". These can give you the similar vibe. But even it is not the same type you're looking for, you can try "Person of Interest" too. It's an awesome series in crime category.