@@gfbs7004 I disagree. I think 6 seaons was nearly perfect. It would be great if this show could go on for another five seasons, but they'd need another plot. Because if they kept dragging red john for any more than they did, that would be really getting old.
I disagree with all of you. This show needed as many seasons as could be made. 10 seasons? Why not, bring it on. It was enjoyable all throughout (RJ reveal was lame), and especially at the end when he starts working in FBI with Lisbon and Cho was really enjoyable to me. I wanted more of that premise. I missed Rigsby and Van Pelt but respected their retreat into civilian life.
its wrong tho. Jane wasent in his head. this homeboy cop right here just had the windows open. and was unable to close off all the shitty smells coming from him. Jane read him like a book. he didn need to be inside his head to do it
Must be such a challenge for the guest actors on this show who have to learn not just their lines but also a couple of specific facial cues & tics for Jane to "mentalize" them on.
Very good show, Americas version of Sherlock and done really well, unlike Elementary which basically was USA taking a shit on the most British thing you will ever find.
If he has no leverage on you then he's got nothing. It would be as easy as keeping perfectly still. The only thing he might notice is the pulse in my neck... beyond that he wouldn't be able to read me. I wouldn't be giving him any facial expressions. As a matter of fact, if it were real life, it would be kind of stupid for Jane say to say "show and tell" before asking the questions, instead of just asking them. That was just for the audiences sake.
@@1091Floyd21 actually it might not be that stupid. It helps to pressure a person if they know they are being pressured. It makes them even more self-conscious. Poker players use this technique a lot when they are tanking on an important decision and staring at and verbally bating their opponent for any indication that could inform their decision. The most unbelievable thing in this scene is that the guy's hands are free, yet he does not cover his face or tilt his head back and stare at the ceiling. I would have.
When Patrick was saying 'right?' at the end of his questions he wasn't just confirming his statement, he was watching where he looked. By saying right, if the man looked right or left, he could interpret his response better.
@@yavitvexe9997 his eyes did it all. Every question he listens looking into his eyes and he turns his eyes in consistent directions to his answers. He always looked to his right when the statement was correct. No guessing required.
A lot of this can be achieved through reading body language, NLP, sentence structure, voice tonality, micro-expressions/reactions and a lot of practice. calibration questions, knowing if they are left or right handed, knowing what sense is their preferred (visual, auditory etc.) and a few other things makes it look like you are inside someone's head.
@@sammyruncorn4165 what is this word "that" you are speaking of. Where is this apparently that you speak of, Seems like you enjoy being vague in hopes that people can not really do these things 'that' you speak of. Apparently it seems like denial is what you like doing for everything. Looks like the vagueness has struck again with a keyboard warriors. If you made it this far work out what the above is.
if u watched it carefully, u can see whenever Jane asked something that was true, that cop will have some reaction that refereed to the right side, if that is planned intentionally by the director, this was Brilliant！And here is some of my thought, " When Jane said right, it wasn't just confirming his statement was correct, but also manipulating the cop's reaction by suggestion which deepen the cop's reaction to the right side"
Honestly would have liked the whole season of espionage and subterfuge hiding from the Blake organization. Feel like they only introduced that for half a season and then just dropped it. So red John is dead, doesn't mean there aren't members still in all levels of government.
The beauty of this particular scene is that they don't elicit any verbal responses from him and they aren't using it to get the guy to incriminate himself. Thus, there is no constitutional violation. Jane just wants confirmation regarding this secret organization, some of its membership and how it operates and he got ALL that w/o the suspect saying anything...well except the part about hitting women.
@@victorpradha9946 //Jane just wants confirmation regarding this secret organization// Which (notwithstanding the show's premise that Patrick can pretty much read anyone) my closed eyes, lowered head, and humming, are intended to prevent. To avoid a read.
Simple technique : If our brain responds to a question by making an imagine of what we know we look right or turn our head right. If we're imagining something new, we turn our eyes left.
This was said for a long time, but has since been debunked. There's been research on this and they found out there's no correlation between eye movement and lying and this is kinda a myth
@@clarav.6771 It's not just eye movement. Start with a question that's an obvious no (such as you like beating women). The visual cues for a no precede the verbal denial. Now Jane has what a NO looks like for this guy. The next follows with some YES questions and Jane then gets what he needs in terms of what a yes looks like. What you say is true...there is no universal look left/look right tell that applies to ALL people across the board, but there are visual cues each person reveals for true versus false type questions. And it's the either or questions that reveal the non-verbal cues such as you've never cheated on your GF/spouse. You've like beating suspects. You've planted evidence on suspects. You've stolen drugs from a crime scene. Boom...the answers true versus false are written all over the person's face.
Why did Patrick ask him the first questions though? "did you ever cheat on your gf" and the other one. Was it to establish what a lying face looked like or an honest one? i didnt get it
Jane asked these questions because they were irrelevant to the truth that Jane was really after. I presume they were asked to establish a baseline for the suspect, in order to see how he normally reacted when asked personal or uncomfortable questions. As you said, it was to establish what he looked like when he lied vs when he told the truth. After the first questions, Jane could examine the cop's micro expressions more efficiently.
Yes, yes this is acting. Good as well, because it's somewhat realistic, although the cop could have been a little better This is coming from someone who analyses this sort of thing
This was such a good show - seven seasons weren't enough (especially with the final season being shortened)
Bruce Lamberton i loved this show but 7 was too much
5 seasons would’ve sufficed
Just enough to work with the incredible ending they had to season 3
@@gfbs7004 I disagree. I think 6 seaons was nearly perfect. It would be great if this show could go on for another five seasons, but they'd need another plot. Because if they kept dragging red john for any more than they did, that would be really getting old.
Craftee imagine if they kept it going but it was an international ordeal 😲 omg, i’d watch that
I disagree with all of you.
This show needed as many seasons as could be made.
10 seasons? Why not, bring it on. It was enjoyable all throughout (RJ reveal was lame), and especially at the end when he starts working in FBI with Lisbon and Cho was really enjoyable to me. I wanted more of that premise.
I missed Rigsby and Van Pelt but respected their retreat into civilian life.
Loved it was just a shame the messed up the hole red John thing
"Get out of my head".. Best line
Nope. "Tiger tiger" was.
its wrong tho. Jane wasent in his head. this homeboy cop right here just had the windows open. and was unable to close off all the shitty smells coming from him. Jane read him like a book. he didn need to be inside his head to do it
@@jarlsigurdstorvann9885 you clearly don't know what you're saying 😂
@@dancingdan1118 someone clearly does not understand a metaphor you dumb mother you...
@@jarlsigurdstorvann9885 wow calm down there tiger. Its ok! not everyone is up to speed 👀
"Get out of my head." If Patrick Jane had a dollar for everyone who told him that...
He already does. He is RICH!
Subject: "Get out of my head."
Patrick: "That'll be one dollar, please."
@@misinformedmarti he says to Rigsby as he leaves interrogation.
The guilty acting was insane
Must be such a challenge for the guest actors on this show who have to learn not just their lines but also a couple of specific facial cues & tics for Jane to "mentalize" them on.
You know what... I've seen enough of these clips...
Imma go watch the actual series from the start now >_
How's it going so far? I know i enjoyed watching it
@@ayandak47 rewatch it as I did, do it for Lisbon xd
Hope these vids did NOT spoil too much of the series. Biggest danger with YT on older serials is that they are often loaded with spoilers.
Very good show, Americas version of Sherlock and done really well, unlike Elementary which basically was USA taking a shit on the most British thing you will ever find.
Could you imagine how terifying must be being interrogated by a man like Patrick Jane?
not when youve done nothing wrong
@@bongwater7908 no such man
If he has no leverage on you then he's got nothing. It would be as easy as keeping perfectly still. The only thing he might notice is the pulse in my neck... beyond that he wouldn't be able to read me. I wouldn't be giving him any facial expressions. As a matter of fact, if it were real life, it would be kind of stupid for Jane say to say "show and tell" before asking the questions, instead of just asking them. That was just for the audiences sake.
@@1091Floyd21 actually it might not be that stupid. It helps to pressure a person if they know they are being pressured. It makes them even more self-conscious. Poker players use this technique a lot when they are tanking on an important decision and staring at and verbally bating their opponent for any indication that could inform their decision. The most unbelievable thing in this scene is that the guy's hands are free, yet he does not cover his face or tilt his head back and stare at the ceiling. I would have.
As soon as he spoke, Jane fired off the serious questions.
The cop was spooked beyond description by the end
Agent Smith is a member of another, more devious organization. Just ask Mr. Anderson
Patrick Jane vs the Matrix
Now that's a film!
Yes,7 seasons only was definitely not enough. I cannot get tired of watching all épisodes again and again in 2023
Jane's first few questions are usually about gauging someone's response and then he goes in, all guns blazing, to get the answers that are needed
That cop is awful at resisting mentalism.
Any regular person would be helpless against Jane in this situation.
Jane's like professor x
When the guy said
"Get out of my head" 😄
Hahaha, GET OUT OF MY HEAD, CHARLES!
@@SmileyDude909 haha x-men movie line 😄
Isaac A “Calm yor mind Eric”😂😂I cant get that quote out of my head
This response is hilarious 😂😂😂😂😂
When Patrick was saying 'right?' at the end of his questions he wasn't just confirming his statement, he was watching where he looked.
By saying right, if the man looked right or left, he could interpret his response better.
0:51
he laughs like it's not but he then slightly nods his head
it was an unconscious body language and jane must have catched it
It was a "yeah, right" nod
Jane tooo cute at 0:08
I just love that, the look on his face is priceless when Jane guessed everything right 😂😂
I don't think you got it bro
@@falcon9213 hmm what exactly
@@yavitvexe9997 his eyes did it all. Every question he listens looking into his eyes and he turns his eyes in consistent directions to his answers.
He always looked to his right when the statement was correct. No guessing required.
@@falcon9213 of course I got it. Also the guy is an easy case can't lie at all, much less that almost everybody can't hide anything from Jane
The mentalist 🤟🤟🤟the best series I have watched till now. 🤟
I have watched many , but this is just , spot on 🤟🙏
A lot of this can be achieved through reading body language, NLP, sentence structure, voice tonality, micro-expressions/reactions and a lot of practice. calibration questions, knowing if they are left or right handed, knowing what sense is their preferred (visual, auditory etc.) and a few other things makes it look like you are inside someone's head.
Apparently that isn't a thing.
@@sammyruncorn4165 what is this word "that" you are speaking of.
Where is this apparently that you speak of,
Seems like you enjoy being vague in hopes that people can not really do these things 'that' you speak of.
Apparently it seems like denial is what you like doing for everything.
Looks like the vagueness has struck again with a keyboard warriors.
If you made it this far work out what the above is.
Really? I got through six seasons of this show thinking he had actual psychic powers
@@alecjones4676
Yup yhe guy is psychic, gets all the vibrationy waves then in an onanistic way he produces reverse sodomistic speech and screws em.
@@sammyruncorn4165
And you came to this conclusion, how?
Shout out to cop extra #274, this was some fine acting on his part.
he wasnt an extra. He had an entire episode just about him....
Let's see him try to read Durrrr
Id love to see durr vs a mentalist
Who is durr?
@@crAzyfreSHn35s Poker player known for bluffing crazy amounts with weird hands
Aka Tom Dwan
This gives me the "Lie to Me" vibes ifykwim..
“I got nothing to say” is meaningless, compared to “I want to speak with a lawyer.”
if u watched it carefully, u can see whenever Jane asked something that was true, that cop will have some reaction that refereed to the right side, if that is planned intentionally by the director, this was Brilliant！And here is some of my thought, " When Jane said right, it wasn't just confirming his statement was correct, but also manipulating the cop's reaction by suggestion which deepen the cop's reaction to the right side"
You are a keen observant
Thank you
love this :) even though it's tweaked for tv proposes..
@CHAOSCANDIDATE pretty sure he was saying TV purposes. Good effort though
Cho: I see, you want the hard way then ...
mr police officer has a gorgeous head of hair
I don't know how jane do it seriously 😂😂😂
Now see...
Mentalist is how "comicbook" films should portray a telepath or mystic.
This is called good visual prowess !👁
Jane has a sharingan?
@@saquist Sort of 😆 Sharingan that reads micro-expressions, facial ticks and can determine wether the person is lying or not.
If he looks right, it means janes right, if he looks at jane or looks down or lookes left, answer is no or dont know i think
Pretty good show. Giving it lots of artistic license here.
They have to combine Mentalist + Person of Interest + Blacklist (throw that goddamn Keen out) to make the most perfect show EVER ! :D
Liked the series. And a good literary work too. Where Jan is like Superman --- what do all super heros need --- in a literary sense? Super villains.
Jane knew about the tattoo but didn't see it but in later episodes he found out about the three dots which supposed to be the tattoo.
lol cho just sit down and listen becuse he know jane will get all the info out of him
But knowing Cho, he's listening AND learning...
Jane is protege of Dr. Cal Lightman.
The first bunch of seasons of this show was brilliant and great fun but by this point the red john saga had jumped the shark at least for me.
I liked the final seasons when he was with the FBI - they should have made more episodes on that premise
All seasons were good.
Honestly would have liked the whole season of espionage and subterfuge hiding from the Blake organization.
Feel like they only introduced that for half a season and then just dropped it. So red John is dead, doesn't mean there aren't members still in all levels of government.
Imagine if your girlfriend has the same power as jane.....
If that police was clever he would have asked for a lawyer but also should have covered his face with his hands to not give of clues.
I would close my eyes, lower my head, and hum a tune to myself.
First I would demand my lawyer be present during questioning, whether I answer or not.
The beauty of this particular scene is that they don't elicit any verbal responses from him and they aren't using it to get the guy to incriminate himself. Thus, there is no constitutional violation. Jane just wants confirmation regarding this secret organization, some of its membership and how it operates and he got ALL that w/o the suspect saying anything...well except the part about hitting women.
@@victorpradha9946 //Jane just wants confirmation regarding this secret organization//
Which (notwithstanding the show's premise that Patrick can pretty much read anyone) my closed eyes, lowered head, and humming, are intended to prevent. To avoid a read.
I wish I had this kind of power over the weakminded.
The tell is a slight turn of his eyes or head in left and right direction.
His tell is that he looks away to the right.
he is like how TF is this guy reading my mind like an open book.😂
I miss CBI
Até parece que alguém interrogado iria reagir assim, ainda mais um policial.
Get out my head!
"PSI class"? You were taking a class in parapsychology?
At what school?
Body language 😏
Interesting...dealing with the dirty...
Good
👍🏻
Xq tiene un promontorio en la cabeza Jane?
👽💙
You use TheMent at school ?!
How cool is that ? 😊
Hahahaha. Which episode.ok
SE6EP7
😄
Back in my recommendations 6 years later
Tyger Tyger
Tiger-tiger.
which episode was this ...i cant remember
Season 6 Episode 5 or 6
Season 6 episode 7
Simple technique : If our brain responds to a question by making an imagine of what we know we look right or turn our head right.
If we're imagining something new, we turn our eyes left.
This was said for a long time, but has since been debunked. There's been research on this and they found out there's no correlation between eye movement and lying and this is kinda a myth
@@clarav.6771 It's not just eye movement. Start with a question that's an obvious no (such as you like beating women). The visual cues for a no precede the verbal denial. Now Jane has what a NO looks like for this guy. The next follows with some YES questions and Jane then gets what he needs in terms of what a yes looks like. What you say is true...there is no universal look left/look right tell that applies to ALL people across the board, but there are visual cues each person reveals for true versus false type questions. And it's the either or questions that reveal the non-verbal cues such as you've never cheated on your GF/spouse. You've like beating suspects. You've planted evidence on suspects. You've stolen drugs from a crime scene. Boom...the answers true versus false are written all over the person's face.
@@victorpradha9946 even that’s unreliable. With the best of training some people get up to 60-70%ish accurate.
@@clarav.6771 not a myth. its just not absolute, and some people can train to suppress these impulses.
Get out of my head. xD
tiger tigerrrrr
tiger, tiger
woods, woods
Tyger Tyger.
Or professor professor.
Oh captain my captain
Jane 0:07 and 0:09 🤣🤣🤣
100% NLP
what is PSI class?
Why didn't he just close his eyes?
That'd probably be a sign of fear and guilt.
Why did Patrick ask him the first questions though? "did you ever cheat on your gf" and the other one. Was it to establish what a lying face looked like or an honest one? i didnt get it
Jane asked these questions because they were irrelevant to the truth that Jane was really after. I presume they were asked to establish a baseline for the suspect, in order to see how he normally reacted when asked personal or uncomfortable questions. As you said, it was to establish what he looked like when he lied vs when he told the truth. After the first questions, Jane could examine the cop's micro expressions more efficiently.
Loose talk is noose talk
Hahaha right again
Get outta my head lol
get out of my head. 😂
they call this acting?
so bad, right ?
You both are out of a looooooooong loop arent ya?
Stinks in fact.
you have to know the backstory to get it
Yes, yes this is acting. Good as well, because it's somewhat realistic, although the cop could have been a little better
This is coming from someone who analyses this sort of thing
The hilarious beach primarily walk because throat geometrically level amidst a flashy helicopter. near, afraid creature