Psych is bringing Cary Elwes back for Season 8.
TVLine has learned that the Princess Bride fave will reprise his role as the always elusive Pierre Despereaux in the USA Network comedy’s upcoming run. READ MORE
On the occasion of Psych‘s Clue-inspired 100th episode Wednesday (USA Network, 10/9c), we thought we’d solve one mystery right here and now: Which moment from the comedy’s seven seasons is each cast member’s favorite? READ MORE & VIEW PHOTOS
In this week’s Spoiler Alert!, Dulé Hill hits the couch to tease not only Psych’s upcoming musical extraganza but also next week’s 100th episode that’s so Clue-inspired that “we have three different endings that the audience gets to choose [from]” — just like the classic movie! READ MORE, WATCH VIDEO & GET SPOILED
Psych-Os were out in good force on Wednesday night, as the USA Network series returned to 2.9 million viewers and a 1.0 rating in the 18-49 demo, up from …READ MORE
My sixth sense is telling me Psych‘s eighth season will be its last, and here’s why: Maggie Lawson has scored the female lead opposite James Caan in an untitled ABC comedy pilot from Mark and Robb Cullen (FX’s Lucky), TVLine has learned. READ MORE
What should Psych fans get psyched for? What blast from the past will The Good Wife get? Is Arrow off his mark? Will Josh cease Being Human? Get answers to those questions plus teases from other shows. GET THE INSIDE LINE!
I’ll say this much: February is a touch (or Touch) less busy than January when it comes to TV premieres, finales and what not. To be exact, by my own special version of math it is 16 percent less frantic.
That said, there is plenty to keep an eye out for …READ MORE
Psych-Os got an early Christmas present late Wednesday: another season of their favorite show. READ MORE
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Question: If you could find some Fringe spoilers to ease the sadness of this being the last season, that would be awesome. —Jess
Ausiello: This week’s episode — the fourth out of the final 13 — is titled “The Bullet That Saved the World” and as such — no surprise — features an emotionally moving moment surrounding the necklace Etta had been wearing. You can also count on a creepy callback to an episode from the middle of Season 1 and insight on a nifty skill that Future Broyles has acquired. Oh, and there’s a death. READ MORE & GET SPOILED
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