Psych

A fake psychic and his best friend help the local police solve their most challenging cases.
Psych will return in 2012.

Wednesdays, 10 PM ET, USA

Current Season: 7 - Total Episodes: 30
Highest Rated: Ep 10, Season 6

B+

“Dead Air”

by Kevin McFarland May 16, 2013 -

The sad, perpetual tale of Burton Guster's romantic disappointments.

C+

“Office Space”

by Kevin McFarland May 9, 2013 -

Gus apparently still has a second job, while Juliet and Shawn get one step closer to rekindling their relationship.

B-

“Santa Barbarian Candidate”

by Kevin McFarland May 2, 2013 -

Shawn and Juliet on the road to reconciliation, at the cost of a sympathetic character.

B-

“Juliet Wears The Pantsuit”

by Kevin McFarland April 25, 2013 -

Juliet starts to buckle and wonder if she made the right choice in taking a break from Shawn.

Ep. 12, Season 7
“Dead Air”
Ep. 11, Season 7
“Office Space”
Ep. 10, Season 7
“Santa Barbarian Candidate”
Ep. 9, Season 7
“Juliet Wears The Pantsuit”

Features Reviews

Season

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"Extradition: British Columbia"
Episode 1

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B

"Dual Spires"
Episode 12

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C-

“Santabarbaratown”
Episode 16

The season finale makes some nods to Chinatown, then leaves Henry's fate hanging in the balance.
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B
“True Grits”
Episode 15

The worst episode of the season tries to make something out of nothing and comes up short.
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C
“Autopsy Turvy”
Episode 14

Woody the Coroner gets a featured role in an otherwise by-the-book episode.
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B
“Let’s Doo-Wop It Again”
Episode 13

Jaleel White, Mekhi Phifer, Cheech Marin, and more guest stars show up for an a cappella-tinged episode that breaks the winning streak.
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C+
“Shawn And The Real Girl”
Episode 12

A third straight successful episode has the sixth season on quite a roll.
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B+
“Heeeeere's Lassie!”
Episode 11

The back half of the season is looking good.
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B+
“Indiana Shawn And The Temple Of The Kinda Crappy, Rusty Dagger”
Episode 10

Cary Elwes returns as art thief Pierre Despereaux in an Indiana Jones-inspired adventure that is the high water mark of the season so far.
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A-
“Neil Simon’s Lover’s Retreat”
Episode 9

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B+
“The Tao Of Gus”
Episode 8

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B-
“In For A Penny…”
Episode 7

William Shatner gives Psych another standout guest role.
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B
“Shawn Interrupted”
Episode 6

An episode set in a mental ward makes the most of its laughs.
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B+
“Dead Man’s Curveball”
Episode 5

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C+
“The Amazing Psych-Man & Tap Man, Issue #2”
Episode 4

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B+
“This Episode Sucks”
Episode 3

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B
“Last Night Gus”
Episode 2

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B+
“Shawn Rescues Darth Vader”
Episode 1

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B

“Dead Air”
Episode 12

The sad, perpetual tale of Burton Guster's romantic disappointments.
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B+
“Office Space”
Episode 11

Gus apparently still has a second job, while Juliet and Shawn get one step closer to rekindling their relationship.
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C+
“Santa Barbarian Candidate”
Episode 10

Shawn and Juliet on the road to reconciliation, at the cost of a sympathetic character.
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B-
“Juliet Wears The Pantsuit”
Episode 9

Juliet starts to buckle and wonder if she made the right choice in taking a break from Shawn.
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B-
“Right Turn Or Left For Dead”
Episode 8

Shawn imagines split realities as a way to rectify the mistake that led to Juliet learning his secret.
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B
“Deez Nups”
Episode 7

Juliet finally knows Shawn’s big secret, which means she’s been dumb for way too long.
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B
“Cirque Du Soul”
Episode 6

Lassiter's girlfriend gets released from prison while Shawn investigates a Cirque accident.
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B-
“100 Clues”
Episode 5

Marking the 100-episode milestone with an homage to the only board game movie worth watching.
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B
“No Country For Two Old Men”
Episode 4

Jeffrey Tambor shakes things up and overshadows the rest of the cast.
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B
“Lassie Jerky”
Episode 3

A Blair Witch homage goes awry with a shootout finale that comes out of nowhere.
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B-
"Juliet Takes A Luvvah"
Episode 2

Now that’s more like it. My favorite formula for an episode of Psych is a healthy dose of witty banter with just a drop of melancholy. Tonight’s episode allows Shawn to make a comedic mistake of a decision that stunts his life progress,...
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B+
“Santabarbaratown 2”
Episode 1

The seventh season of USA’s stalwart faux-psychic procedural kicks off with a lackluster follow through to last season’s cliffhanger.
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B-

Another TV season ends with the wacky antics of Modern Family sending us sailing toward summer
Another TV season ends, and Modern Family is there to send us sailing off into the summer. Also: Season finales for The Middle and Nashville, and the return of the B---- in apartment 23.
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Arrow ends a goofy, over-the-top season in goofy, over-the-top fashion, as we knew it must
Arrow ends a goofy, over-the-top season in goofy, over-the-top fashion, just as we hoped it would. Also: The Hecks ditch school on The Middle, and the Stanley Cup playoffs move forward.
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See who's doing Juliette Barnes wrong and how she shalt mete out her punishment on Nashville
If this season of Nashville somehow doesn't end with Juliette Barnes destroying all in her path, we will be highly disappointed. Also: Modern Family visits the roller rink!
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To those who speak ill of The Americans, we say, "Nyet!"
The Americans ends its first season, and we offer up a firm "Nyet!" to all who doubt its awesomeness. Also: The Stanley Cup playoffs begin, and ABC's comedies return.
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Supernatural gets Pac-Man fever (really!)
The boys on Supernatural get Pac-Man fever, as we endure the last night before May sweeps ushers out the TV season. Also: <i>Survivor</i>'s dark side and the NBA playoffs.
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Say goodbye to Southland while you still can
Southland wraps up its fifth season, and we hope it's not the final one. Also: Suburgatory also ends its season, while things heat up on Survivor and The Americans.
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Modern Family offers wacky scrapes aplenty, just like the wacky scrapes your family gets into!
It's Modern Family, so you know wacky hijinks are certain to ensue! Also: Nashville expands the role of our least favorite character, Americans get tense, and college guys swim and dive.
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Arrow debuts a Count who doesn't count things on a night positively crammed with new TV
Arrow leads off a night positively crammed with new TV, including several debuts, new ABC comedies, a Survivor where people eat braaains, and the return of The Americans.
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Psych reaches 100 episodes with the noose in the library
Psych celebrates its 100th episode with an homage to the cult classic movie version of Clue. Also: ABC's family comedies are back, and Nova goes meteor hunting in Russia.
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Workaholics ends its season as it must: With fears of impending apocalypse
Workaholics ends another season as it must: with intimations of apocalyptic dread. Also: Arrow and Supernatural are back, and Morgan Freeman takes you through a wormhole.
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Survivor promises an evening of sabotage (not the Beastie Boys song, sadly)
It's an evening of good, old-fashioned sabotage on Survivor, but we doubt anyone sings the Beastie Boys song. Also: A new Americans, and Psych gets called back up to the bigs.
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The Americans continues to prove it's a must-see with another great episode
Another week brings another predictably excellent episode of The Americans. Are you watching it? Also: Kroll Show wraps up its run, and two cable channels debut two new reality shows.
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Another season of Top Chef ends with those wacky chefs trying to get on top
It's time for another season of Top Chef to end. Which chef will be on top? You'll have to wait and see. Also: The Americans have lots of sexy sex, and Guys With Kids ends its run, most likely.
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What TV shows should others resolve to add in 2013?
Our TV Club staffers encourage each other to check out Peep Show, Shark Tank, Elementary, and even The Neighbors.
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Characters un-welcomed: USA cancels Fairly Legal, Common Law, and Political Animals
It's a veritable cable massacre.
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Familiar faces in unfamiliar places: 17 TV cast reunions on other shows
Another list from The A.V. Club.
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John Rhys-Davies on Indiana Jones and almost passing on Lord Of The Rings
“When you’ve been around the big ones and the catastrophes, you get the smell of them.”
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Jeff Fahey is just as baffled by Lost as the rest of us
The veteran actor talks about Lost, Lawnmower Man, and Lake Effects.
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Rugrats
After debuting to little fanfare, the littlest Nicktoon went on to become one of the first scripted cable series to reach 100.
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Ted McGinley talks Happy Days, The West Wing, and being the “patron saint” of jumping the shark
A longtime TV staple talks about Happy Days, The West Wing, Sports Night, The Love Boat, and more.
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ABC really hopes you can't figure out what the B---- in Don't Trust The B---- In Apartment 23 stands for
ABC tosses a Bryan Cranston theme night with all new comedies, including promising newcomer Don't Trust The B---- In Apartment 23. Also: A stop-motion animated horse.
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Happy Endings ends its terrific second season at yet another wedding
Happy Endings ends a great second season at yet another wedding. Also: One Tree Hill ends its run after 500 seasons, everything explodes on Survivor, and baseball is back!
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America’s Next Top Model proves its impression of Canada is informed and accurate (which is to say it’s neither of those things)
America’s Next Top Model proves its impression of Canada is informed and accurate (which is to say it’s neither of those things). Also: Happy Endings lies, and our long, national Whitney nightmare comes to an end.
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NBC invites you to get Bent (This headline brought to you by the American Obvious Headlines Council)
NBC's debuting Bent, a promising new comedy with a schedule that burns off its six episodes in three weeks. That should work. Also: lots and lots of dumb reality TV.
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South Park begins season 16, which means it can drive now; are you terrified?
South Park returns for season 16, and its earnest attempts to shock us now just seem so adorable. Also: new ABC comedies, Rottweilers in E.R.'s, and way too much Jennifer Lawrence talk.
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