There's a quote by Thomas Carlyle that says "My books are friends that never fail me" or as it sometime said, "books are friends." I think the same can be said about TV shows. People might argue they're not the same, but must remember that "Hamlet" is a play meant to act out by people and not just a book. Well, two of my "friends" have ended their run recently: "Psych" in March and "Warehouse 13" in May. Aside from the characters' various adventures, one thing I enjoyed was the relationships. Only in fiction, as in "Psych," can you get your best friend in wacky and some times dangerous situations and have him remain your friend or lie to the woman you love that you're psychic for six years and be forgiven for it. In "Warehouse 13," you can literally almost destroy the world, but be given a chance for forgiveness and to be trusted again. Unfortunately, in the real world, I've seen people who had been friends for decades end it over matters as little as $20. I think I'll stick with my books and DVDs.