Kimball Cho Picture

Kimball Cho is all business. This investigator works alongside Patrick Jane on The Mentalist.
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Flame Red Photo

This is a scene from the episode title "Flame Red." It was the 9th episode of The Mentalist's first season.
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The Mentalist Himself

Patrick Jane is The Mentalist. He uses his mind to solve difficult cases.
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Up in Flames

Patrick Jane makes a run for it. This is a scene from a first season episode of The Mentalist.
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Getting Down and Dirty

Patrick Jane takes a closer look at a crime scene. The detective solves cases in an unusual, albeit effective, manner.
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The Mentalist Pic

Patrick Jane tackles yet another case. The main character in The Mentalist goes about his job in an unusual, albeit effective, manner.
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Ouch!

Thomas Jane may be very perceptive. But, come on, the guy still feels pain.
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Pseudo Seer

Patrick Jane can see into the future. Okay, no he can't. But pretending to be a psychic is what helped this detective rise to fame.
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Detective at Work

Patrick Jane works inside a police line. This is a scene from the episode "Ladies in Red."
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Patrick Jane Photo

Patrick Jane does more than hang out on a beach, we swear. He's the main character in The Mentalist.
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Teresa Lisbon Picture

Teresa Lisbon is Patrick Jane's boss. She's strict and goes by the proverbial book.
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Patrick Jane Pic

Here's a shot of detective Patrick Jane from "Red Tide." It's the third episode of The Mentalist's first season.
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The Mentalist Quotes

Grace Van Pelt: Mr. Jane, I have a question regarding your previous career path.
Patrick Jane: Fire away.
Grace Van Pelt: When you met with other psychics, real psychics, could they tell you were just pretending?
Patrick Jane: There's no such thing as real psychics.

Greetings old friend, it's been a while. I hope you are keeping well. I am thriving and happy. I have 12 wives now and will soon begin courting number 13. Why can't you catch me? You must feel so powerless and stupid and sad. Oh well. All the best. Red John.

Grace Van Pelt