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AceShowbiz (blog) USA wants more White Collar blog) With Monk having ended its run this month, White Collar can now fill the bill joining Psych, Burn Notice, In Pain Sight and Royal Pains as the net's ... White Collar' Gets Another YearTVOvermind all 30 news articles »

Psych does "Private Eyes" like Hall and Oates blog) This time instead of Stevie Wonder and Paul mccartney doing "Ebony and Ivory," Shawn and Gus are re-creating Hall and Oates doing "Private Eyes. ...

USA Network is losing Monk this year, but it's not about to let Psych go. The adventures of Shawn and Gus will continue.

 CA Besides the sets below, there are many limited edition "combo pack" sets being released this week, including sets for 30 Rock, The Office, Battlestar Galactica, House, Monk, and Psych that include two different seasons each. There are many Taggart sets ...

 CA This week we have: 24, Bones, Fringe, Gossip Girl, Heroes, Lost, NCIS, Prison Break and Psych. (SPOILERS FOLLOW!) In this Monday's episode, Jack Bauer will go all Jack Bauer on Tony in a brutal and extremely violent scene. Kim will play a major part in ...

 CA Tell that to creators of shows like Psych, Monk and The Closer, who thrive during the later summer months then come back in the winter for a new batch of episodes. This type of formula has worked swimmingly for a number of cable networks and kept them ...

 CA USA can point to Monk, Psych, Burn Notice, et. al. A&E has gotten into the game with The Beast and The Cleaner. Perhaps the most successful is AMC with Emmy-winners Mad Men and Breaking Bad. And, of course, there are Showtime and HBO, too. ...

 CA Chuck and Morgan have best friends since kindergarten (and the flashback reminded me of Shawn and Gus in Psych). Casey appreciated Chuck's loyalty, which was refreshing, but he still told him, "Orders before honor." Ouch. In the other duos, ...

What's On Tonight: Cops, Howie Do It, Monk, Man Vs. Wild  CA USA has new episodes of Monk and Psych. The CW has a new 13: Fear Is Real at 9. Sci-Fi has a new Battlestar Galactica at 10. Discovery has a new Man vs. Wild at 10. E! has a new episode of The Soup at 10. Also at 10: Comedy Central has two new episodes ...

 CA - Jan 23, 2009 USA has a new Monk at 9, then a new Psych. Cartoon Network has a new Clone Wars at 9. At 10, Sci-Fi has a new Battlestar Galactica. ...

What's On Tonight: Ghost Whisperer, Friday Night Lights, Psych  CA - Jan 16, 2009 At 9, USA has a new Monk, then a new Psych. Cartoon Network has a new Clone Wars at 9. Sci-Fi has the season premiere of Battlestar Galactica at 10. ...

 CA - Jan 9, 2009 It's been a long fall without Shawn, Gus and the rest of the Santa Barbara (aka, Vancouver) lunatics of Psych to entertain us on Friday nights. ... Psych shows us that sometimes, sea creatures deserve eulogies too Palm Beach Post all 7 news articles

What's On Tonight: Howie Do It, Smackdown, Flashpoint  CA - Jan 9, 2009 USA has a new Monk at 9, followed by a new Psych. Cartoon Network has a new Clone Wars at 9. At 10, TLC has a new Miss America: Countdown to the Crown at 10 ...

By Allison Waldman Filed under: Pickups and Renewals, Reality-FreeSing with me: here's a story about a doctor who is busy caring for rich folks in New York... Okay, it doesn't have the bouncy tune of a Sherwood Schwartz theme song, but this new USA show sounds like fun. Continue reading USA says yes to Royal Pains

 CA - Meanwhile, NBC took previously run episodes of USA Network's Psych for their own as well as made arrangements to add the Internet program quarterlife to ...

 CA - Dec 9, 2008 Starting with a flashback (which reminded me of Shawn's memories on Psych), we quickly learned that Sarah was a grifter-child, lead astray by her charming, ...

 CA - Dec 8, 2008 Regular viewings include Psych, Monk, Stargate Atlantis, Doctor Who, Torchwood, Battlestar Galactica, Eureka, The Daily Show and The Colbert Report. ...

 CA - Nov 28, 2008 The Charlie Brown dance by Shawn and Gus when they thought they solved the case. If you stayed to the end of the episode, you would have seen a Psych-out ...

By Bob Sassone Filed under: Late Night, Programming, Celebrities, Talk Show, What To Watch Tonight, Reality-FreeAt 8, The CW has a new Everybody Hates Chris, followed by a new episode of The Game.PBS has a new Washington Week at 8, then new episodes of NOW and Bill Moyers Journal.MyNetwork TV has a new Sma...

By Jane Boursaw I'll really miss Monk, but as some others noted, they've come up with several great shows recently. My other newer faves are Psych, Burn Notice, and In Plain Sight. Good luck Monk-ees, we'll be watching for you in TV and movies. ...

By Paul Goebel While I admit that Landis' directorial offerings in the theater have been less than stellar in recent years, he still holds a special place in my heart for being the man who brought us Trading Places, The Blues Brothers and Animal House. I was also excited to see how Landis, Roday and Lawson d...

By Richard Keller The thing about Psych, especially this second season, is that underneath the fluff mysteries and the pop cultural references (which there are many this episode) there is a story of friendship and family that flows throughout. Plus, it's funny. James Roday and Dule Hill really shine as Sha...

By Richard Keller Where has the time gone? After a very short second half, the second season finale of Psych is upon us. And, despite the semi-disaster that was the season premiere, it was a pretty decent sophmore run for the show. We got to see a good bit of development from all of the characters, an easing of the...

By Richard Keller For nearly two seasons Shawn Spencer has been 'The Man'. He could get into any place, do anything, and be with pretty much any girl he wanted. Wherever he went he was the center of attention. This week, the shoe was on the other foot as the spotlight was painfully pulled away from Shawn and pointe...

By Richard Keller Filed under: OpEd, Psych, Episode Reviews S02E14) "Fine. I don't need you and your misplaced prepositions!" -- Young Gus to Young Shawn My dad is a lying, liar from Liarsburg!" -- Shawn Spencer Gallery-15224% Continue reading Psych: Dis-Lodged

By Richard Keller After a few months break (with a holiday special in-between) Psych returned to the USA Network schedule this week with a slew of new episodes that were completed long before the Writers' Strike began. This is good news because 1) it's one more scripted show in an ocean of reality programmin...

By Richard Keller So, it should be no surprise that new holiday-themed episodes of Monk and Psych are airing this Friday on the USA Network. Actually, it should be no surprise that Monk is offering a holiday tale since it has done so for the last three years. This is Psych's first entry into the holiday episode u...

By Richard Keller Man o' man o' man, did Shawn have to work his arse off tonight! For the second week in a row Mr. Spencer really had to put his skills to the test to show both the Santa Barbara police department and the Federal government what he could do. And, if that wasn't hard enough, he had to compete with anoth...

By Richard Keller Pretty strong for a final episode, although a bit different. That's because it was co-written by Shawn Spencer himself, James Roday, and directed by one Mr. John Landis (Animal House, Blues Brothers). The tone of the show was a little less humor, a little more tension. As Roday put it in his blo...

By Richard Keller Shawn doesn't disappoint this client. In fact, he goes over the top in solving the mystery. By 'over the top' I mean going severely psychic in the presence of the father and his client. As I've mentioned in previous posts Shawn has been pretty subdued when using his psychic powers. Not this epis...

By Richard Keller Smell that? It has the aroma of burning leaves. It must be me thinking about something again. Here's the skinny: I've noticed over the last few weeks that Shawn likes to tell people that Gus is his hero, that he looks up to his best friend. I think that most of that is just joking since it is usually...

By Brett Love Filed under: Comedy, USA, Psych(S01E12) Rich is off on his annual pilgrimage to North Carolina to tour the shops of various NASCAR teams. It's either that, or he's performing with his improv group. I forget. Either way, he's handed off Psych duties to me for the week. He'll return with a review...

By Bob Sassone USA has a new Monk at 9, followed by a new Psych. At 10, MTV2 has new episodes of Crank Yankers and Celebrity Deathmatch. Check your local TV listings for more. Permalink | Email this | Comments.

By Richard Keller The second half of Psych has seen a lot of changes. We've seen Shawn mature quite a bit, we've seen Lassiter mellow out, and we've even seen Henry Spencer going out on a date. This week we saw another change. This was probably one of the first episodes where all of the members of the ensemble cast w...

By Richard Keller Filed under: Comedy, OpEd, USA, Psych This was a very significant episode. Not because of the mystery being solved (which was very weak), but because of the character development we saw in three of the main players -- Carlton Lassiter, Henry Spencer, and our fair-haired boy Shawn Spencer.

By Richard Keller S01E09) After five long months Psych has returned with all new episodes featuring James Roday as Shawn Spencer and Dule Hill (The West Wing) as his trusty ... Continue reading Psych: Forget Me Not. Permalink | Email this | Comments.

By Adam Finley Citing a need to create a series with a strong female lead after much success with male-centered shows like Monk and Psych, USA networks has greenlit a pilot and eleven additional episodes of Mary Sunshine, a "light drama" starring Mary McCormack as a woman who works as a U.S. Marshall for th...

By Richard Keller Filed under: Industry, Programming, The Five, Celebrities, Psych Fear not, dear Steph. Psych is just taking a mid-season break, which is normal for cable shows to do. The USA Network comedy, which stars James Roday, Dule Hill and Corbin Bernsen, returns with new episodes in January of 200...

By Brett Love USA has announced that both Psych and The Dead Zone will be getting another season. ... While the ratings did drop somewhat after the premiere, Psych still ... Psych and Monk are currently away on one of those midseason breaks that the ...

By Bob Sassone Filed under: ProgrammingAt 7, ESPN2 has coverage of the Pilot Pen tennis tournament. At 7:45, TNT has the Busch Series Food City 250 NASCAR race. At 8, PBS has a new NOW, followed by a new Washington Week. NBC has a new Dateline at 8. UPN has a new Friday Night Smackdown! at 8. Also at 8: ESPN has pre-s...

By Richard Keller It began with the murder of a local doctor who was a client of the pharmaceutical company Gus worked for. Shawn and Gus thought this was going to be their case until a man came into their office ranting that a ghost was trying to kill him. In a change of pace Shawn was not interested in taking the ca...

By Richard Keller At first I thought this wasn't going to be a good episode of Psych. There was a big focus on Detective Lassiter at the beginning of the show and it looked like it was going to be one of those team-ups where Lassiter learns a little from Shawn and Gus, and vice-versa. But, that was not the case at all....

By Richard Keller S01E05) Let's not dilly-dally around this week. Let's get to the best scene of the episode. This would be the one where Shawn is "channeling" a recently dead singer/dancer in front of the police chief. Well, to be truthful, he's "channeling" the dead woman via a "psychic connection" with a ca...

By Richard Keller Psych, which stars James Roday as a detective who dupes the police and the public into believing his keen observation skills are actually psychic powers, will most likely follow the split-season pattern of Monk. This means that new shows will run until month's end and then return with new...

By Richard Keller S01E04) Let me just get this first little item out of the way and we can move on. There was a scene early in this week's show where Shawn Spencer and his friend/business partner Gus are talking outside of their detective agency, which is at the beach. Behind Shawn we see the continuation of the b...

By Richard Keller I believe that this is the way Psych will run for the time being. Shawn will slip up here and there with the people that he admires . . . people that Shawn believes (deep down) know that he's really not what he says. For others, including Detective Lassiter, he'll keep on pretending that his psychic...

By Adam Finley USA Network's new series Psych has proven to be quite popular. In fact, it had the highest-rated debut for a scripted series on basic cable this year. NBC will be bringing two episodes of the series to the network on August 7 and August 14, so if you don't have cable and have been wondering what a...

By Richard Keller Filed under: Comedy, OpEd, USA, Psych S01E02) Now that the pilot is out of the way and we are into the regular series, we really get into the meat of some of the characters. This week we get more of the history between Shawn Spencer (James Roday) and his dad Henry (Corbin Bernsen).

By Bob Sassone I completely forgot to watch this show (even after Rich Keller had a preview of the pilot episode and liked it), but I guess I was one of the few that forgot. The show got the highest cable ratings of the year for a new series. The USA show airs on Friday nights at 10 and got an average of 6.1 million vi...

By Richard Keller The premise for Psych is clever and unique. Shawn Spencer (James Corday) was trained by his policeman father Henry (Corbin Bernsen) in the art of keen observation. Not only did Sean match his father's skills in this technique, but he may have even exceeded his Dad's abilities.

By Richard Keller The show is called Psych and, like Monk, it is a light mystery show. However, that's pretty much where the similarities end (other than the fact that it also takes place in California). This is a much faster paced show with a crime solver that is totally opposite of Monk in personality and abil...