Psych
Indiana Jones. Twin Peaks. The Bachelor. Over its eight seasons and 99 episodes, Psych has paid tribute to many pop culture touchstones. But the USA detective comedy's 100th episode, airing Wednesday at 10/9c, will pay homage to one of the biggest cult classic films of all time — 1985's Clue — when Shawn (James Roday) and Gus (Dulé Hill) are invited to a mysterious party at a mansion by a rock legend. The episode will not only feature original stars Christopher Lloyd, Lesley Ann Warren and Martin Mull, but also has three different endings, which viewers will be able to vote for online during the episode. Psych creator Steve Franks talked with TVGuide.com about how the episode came together after more than a year in the works...
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Psych
Psych is going all out for its 100th episode. For the first time ever, the USA detective comedy will let fans vote on the ending to the show's landmark hour, USA announced Wednesday.
Titled "100 Clues," the 100th episode (March 27 at 10/9c on USA) will pay homage to the 1985 cult classic film Clue (which was based on the whodunit board game) when Shawn (James Roday) and Gus (Dulé Hill) are invited to a mysterious party at a...
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Dule Hill, James Roday
It only took seven seasons and 95 episodes, but Gus is finally getting a long-term love interest on Psych! So what took so long?
"Let's just say good things come to those who wait," Dulé Hill tells TVGuide.com with a laugh.
That motto holds true for many elements of Psych's upcoming seventh season, which kicks off Wednesday at 10/9c on USA. Not only will Gus finally get some lady attention after...
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James Roday, Dule Hill, Maggie Lawson
Psych-Os are passionate and determined, but are they smart enough to catch a killer? They are about to be put to the test.
Beginning Friday, USA Network is launching a new online murder mystery game titled The S#cial Sector, written by the Psych writers, directed by co-star Kirsten Nelson and starring James Roday and Dulé Hill.
"I just felt very honored that the executive producers felt that this was...
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Dule Hill and James Roday
The Psych-Os have spoken!
After 32,000 votes and more than 9,000 submissions, the USA comedy officially has a new, fan-created tagline for Season 7...
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James Roday, Dule Hill
Calling all Psych-Os!
The new season of Psych is just a few months away, but the USA comedy is still missing one major component: a tagline! So USA Network is leaving that task in the hands of the show's diehard fans.
Losties? Psych-Os? Which TV show has the best fans? Vote now!
Beginning Nov. 30 through Dec. 23, fans will be able to insert their own tagline...
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Garcelle Beauvais
Psych's SuperSniffer is finally getting the lovin' he deserves!
The USA drameyd has cast Franklin & Bash's Garcelle Beauvais as a crush interest for Gus (Dule Hill), According to TV Line. The actress will play Miranda, the owner of a radio station where Gus and Shawn (James Roday) go undercover as on-air personalities to solve a murder.
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Psych
Will Shawn's dad live?
That's been the burning question on the mind of every Psych-O since Henry (Corbin Bernsen) was shot in the April finale, and when the cast and crew visited Comic-Con Thursday to show new footage from Season 7, they were happy to keep the mystery alive.
Sporting a T-shirt with question marks on the front and the back, Bernsen was introduced last when a chair and name tag were pulled out from behind the stage for him. He said he didn't know if he had a job. But despite the lack of clues about Henry's status, the cast and executive producers were more than happy to offer plenty of other spoilers...
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Psych
Comic-Con: All the cool kids are doing it! Psych will join the impressive list of shows heading to San Diego this July, USA announced Friday.
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Krysten Ritter and James Van Der Beek
Forget about the bad girl. Embrace the Beek. As in James Van Der Beek, the long-ago Dawson's Creek heartthrob who spoofs his own quasi-celebrity status with such ruthless zeal he elevates ABC's latest odd-couple comedy into a surreal stratosphere of anything-goes outrageousness.
"The Beek" (playing himself more or less, but ...
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