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Which led us to Bounty Hunters! Our first action episode. Kevin Sorbo leaping onto speeding cars? What more do you need, really? It also has one of the my favorite endings of any of our episodes over an amazing song "So Here We Are" by Bloc Party."

En route to California to support Sam's troubled campaign for Congress, Bartlet and his staff debate whether to announce a controversial tax plan.

With his uptight father (Corbin Bernsen) in charge of the Santa Barbara Police Department's consultants, incredibly charming and talented phony psychic Shawn (James Roday) must now work extra hard to land new investigation gigs for him and his trusty partner Gus (Dulé Hill). Season 5 of this quirky crime show finds the private detectives searching for a kidnap victim, probing an alien abduction and infiltrating a street-racing gang.

Aided by his ice-cool partner, Gus (Dulé Hill), and hounded by his ex-cop father (Corbin Bernsen), fast-talking fake psychic detective Shawn (James Roday) applies his uncanny powers of observation to the trickiest of cases in this hit mystery dramedy. In Season 2, business is booming as the guys investigate threats against an arrogant TV host, a paleontologist's death and more. Special guest stars include Lou Diamond Phillips and Tim Curry.

They may look like a psychic detective agency, but don't be fooled: Motormouth Shawn (James Roday) is just a super-observant slacker, and his ultra-cool sidekick (Dulé Hill) is just Shawn's old pal Gus. But together, the funny detective duo somehow solves crimes. This quirky comedy-mystery series set in the sun-drenched streets of Santa Barbara, Calif., also stars Corbin Bernsen as Shawn's cranky cop dad and Kirsten Nelson as chief of police.

Trained from childhood to notice the smallest details, Shawn Spencer (James Roday) masquerades as a psychic detective who uses his observational talents to unravel crimes while pretending to receive messages from the great beyond. In the fourth season of this comedy series, Spencer and his best friend, Gus (Dulé Hill), continue to operate their own agency while helping the Santa Barbara Police Department tackle its toughest cases.

Shawn Spencer (James Roday) has such a skill for detective work that he's able to pass himself off as a psychic while serving as a police consultant. His partner, Gus (Dulé Hill), knows the truth, but he keeps the secret despite his frustration with Shawn's antics. The third season of this hit USA original series co-stars Kirsten Nelson and Timothy Omundson, with Corbin Bernsen as Shawn's former-detective father.

Psych, the hit original series starring James Roday, Dule Hill and Corbin Bernsen, returns with its fourth season. Always a mix of romance and plenty of mayhem, Psych ratchets up the action this season as the crime-fighting duo of Shawn and Gus save old-western towns, battle an international art thief and even perform an exorcism or two. The fourth season guest stars include Cary Elwes, James Brolin, and Sendhil Ramamurthy plus a return appearance by Rachael Leigh Cook.

Follow the re-election of President Bartlet to his second term and witness the gripping personal crisis that forces him to chose between the best interests of the country and those of his family.

James Roday plays the somewhat eccentric Shawn Spencer, a police consultant who solves crimes with powers of observation so acute that the police think he's psychic - or so he lets them think. With the reluctant assistance of his best friend Gus (Dule Hill), Shawn opens a PI Agency named Psych, and together they begin solving cases even the most seasoned detectives cannot crack.

Go behind the scenes and experience the inner workings of the White House in this innovative drama series with humorous overtones.

In the season premiere called "Romeo & Juliet & Juliet" Shawn and Gus find themselves caught between two rival Chinese Triad families as they search for one of the leaders' abducted daughter. PSYCH's fifth season continues to attract a strong line-up of guest stars including Jean Smart, Freddie Prinze, Jr, John Michael Higgins, Nestor Carbonell, Carl Weathers, William Devane, and more.