William Shatner
For his role as Shawn Spencer on Psych, James Roday has had to do a lot of crazy things over the years (see: dressing up like a vampire, engaging in a kung-fu battle). But the craziest may have been asking guest star William Shatner to appear in a Psych video for Comic-Con earlier this year.
"I was so nervous asking him to do that. It all ended up in my lap and everybody was just sort of crossing their fingers, like 'Roday, go see if you can get him to do this,'" the actors tells TVGuide.com. "And he was just so accommodating and so lovely. I think he could tell I was nervous about asking him and he totally put me at ease. He was like...
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Psych
Having a con man for a father has its inevitable downside: missed birthdays, broken promises ... But a criminal father can also have its advantages, especially when you're a cop and need to think like a bad guy.
Exclusive: Psych books William Shatner to play Juliet's dad
On Wednesday's episode of Psych (10/9c, USA), Juliet (Maggie Lawson) will do just that when she brings in her...
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James Roday
You don't have to remind Psych star James Roday that his USA series has a rabid fan base — especially after those fans were forced to wait an extra three months for the show to return.
"The Psych-O's are impatient, that's why we love them," Roday tells TVGuide.com. "They're foaming at the mouth. Sometimes it's for Psych episodes, sometimes it's for turkey."
But with great fans, comes great responsibility. So the show had to be very careful when, after five years of will-they-or-won't-they tension, Psych kicked off its sixth season with Shawn (Roday) and Juliet (Maggie Lawson) as a full-fledged couple. It's been a long time coming, but Roday is all too familiar with the TV graveyard filled with shows that died after their lead characters coupled up.
"You're always worried you're going to jump the shark with stuff like this because...
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Jeffrey Donovan, James Roday
It won't be long before your favorite fake psychic, green CIA agent and burned spy are back on the air! USA Network announced the fall premieres of its shows on Monday.
Psych will kick off its sixth season on...
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James Roday and Dule Hill
The cast of USA's Psych has an important message for fans: Don't you forget about me.
Appearing at Comic-Con International to talk about the show's upcoming sixth season, the cast and crew of Psych unveiled their latest music video — for the 1985 Simple Minds hit made famous by...
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Jason Priestley
Longtime Beverly Hills, 90210 resident Jason Priestley will guest-star on the upcoming season of Psych, Entertainment Weekly reports.
The 41-year-old actor will play a motorcycle-riding con artist who...
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William Shatner
William Shatner will guest-star on an upcoming episode of Psych, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.
The two-time Emmy winner, 80, will play the estranged con man/father of Juliet (Maggie Lawson).
New Kid Joey McIntyre cops to Psych role
As TVGuide.com first reported, viewers will meet Frank when he...
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Corbin Bernsen
When actor-producer Corbin Bernsen goes to work at his Los Angeles office, he's surrounded by flakes. And he's on the lookout for more! The Psych star is a rabid collector of snow globes — he guestimates he has more than 7,500 — and has been hunting them since his days on L.A. Law in the '80s. "At the height of the show's popularity, I'd take out ...
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James Roday
Take James Roday's word for it: Season 5 won't disappoint fans of the detective series Psych (season premiere airs tonight, 10/9c on USA), in which he stars as fake psychic Shawn Spencer. "My big thing about this show is let's never outstay our welcome, and I'm excited, because this season we're either topping what we did last year or finding new ground we haven't yet explored...
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James Roday and Dulé Hill, Psych
To see if life would imitate art, TVGuide.com recently spent a night at River Rock Casino in suburban Vancouver with James Roday and Dulé Hill of Psych, USA Network's breezy buddy series (airing Fridays at 10 pm/ET) about a bogus psychic and his put-upon partner who run their own detective agency. Turns out the two are just as zany off camera as they are on screen. "We make each other laugh to the point where we ruin takes," reveals Roday, who says the wisecracking duo are known for ad-libbing, hiding the crew's equipment, organizing poker nights and breaking out into '80s songs.
"They sing nonstop on set," confirms Roday's real-life girlfriend and costar Maggie Lawson, who plays detective
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