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Psych Review: Radio Stars

15 May 2013 10:43 PM, PDT | TVfanatic | See recent TVfanatic news »

Awwwwwwwww yeeeeeeeeeeeeah!

Shawn and Gus of Psych took over the radio waves this week to solve the murder of their favorite DJ in "Dead Air."

They've been on reality television and Spanish telenovelas, so it only made sense that their next venture in the world of entertainment would be this medium.

If there's one place these two don't belong it's behind a mic. From airing out their dirty laundry to attracting stalkers, Shawn and Gus had their hands full... though I'm sure we'd all agree that it was Gus who had the most on his plate!

Gabrielle Beauvais was hilarious as a fierce female Station Manager - if only her character had left Gus alone. It was pretty entertaining to watch him try and fend off a woman so clearly infatuated with him. It was only made better when she confronted Rachel, who had come to the studio to see Gus. »

- chandel@tvfanatic.com (Chandel Charles)

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Comic Book Review - American Vampire Vol. 5

9 May 2013 9:52 AM, PDT | Flickeringmyth | See recent Flickeringmyth news »

Robb Ghag reviews American Vampire Vol. 5...

"In this new American Vampire collection, Skinner Sweet, Pearl and company return to Hollywood in the ‘50s during the Red Scare. In a time when America was on the lookout for the next Communist threat, was the real danger far more insidious? Plus: Retired vampire hunter Felicia Book gets called back into action to kill the most powerful vampire of all time."

This is the book that closes the chapter on some of the characters that Scott Snyder has made come to life (or afterlife).  If you’re a fan of American Vampire then you will find yourself in familiar surroundings as Agent Hobbes and a makeshift group of “heroes” take on the father of all vampires: Dracula.

Starting in England in 1954 we quickly learn the history of the Vassals of the Morning Star.  We’re reconnected with Felicia and Gus, who Hobbes convincingly gets to join their cause. »

- Flickering Myth

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Psych Review: Implicated

8 May 2013 10:29 PM, PDT | TVfanatic | See recent TVfanatic news »

Apparently Gus still has some "Office Space" at Central Coast Pharmaceuticals.

Of course, he almost lost that this week when he tampered with a crime scene on Psych.

If there's one thing I really appreciated about tonight's episode, it was the extent to which Shawn and Gus royally screwed up and succeeded in doing nothing but making it progressively worse.

The best part was that Shawn and Gus were solving the crime at Central Coast and continually implicated the people close to them in the entire debacle. From spilling their guts to Woody when he positively identified their scents on the body, to stealing communal travel mugs and straight up going to Henry for help, the only person who managed to remain at arms length was Lassiter. Luckily, they had enough help to keep him off the scent.

First, though, we really have to discuss how Gus managed to implicate Shawn in the first place. »

- chandel@tvfanatic.com (Chandel Charles)

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Psych Review: Growing Pains

24 April 2013 10:05 PM, PDT | TVfanatic | See recent TVfanatic news »

If there's one thing we can agree on after this week's Psych, it's that "Juliet Wears the Pantsuit." And quite well, I might add.

Coming off of a pair of pretty emotional episodes, this installment - while packed with plenty of Shules - took a more lighthearted tone. Well, as lighthearted as you can get when Shawn is homeless and Juliet is potentially living with a murderer.

I have to admit, it was pretty rough watching Shawn resist his necessary eviction. Juliet really does need space right now. Space to realize how much she loves Shawn and can't be without him and needs him to move back in.

Let's hope she comes to these conclusions sooner rather than later, for everyone's sake.

I agree with Shawn, though. She was really quick to replace him. One wonders if this wasn't her way of trying to quickly establish a new normal that »

- chandel@tvfanatic.com (Chandel Charles)

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Psych Review: The Words

17 April 2013 10:12 PM, PDT | TVfanatic | See recent TVfanatic news »

"Right Turn or Left for Dead?"

Great question, and a necessary one after Juliet discovered Shawn's secret during "Deez Nups." Did Shawn make a mistake he could be regretting for the rest of his life? Or did the revelation break down the final wall preventing Shawn and Juliet from really knowing each other?

I really loved the structure of this episode. Setting up the reality in tandem with Shawn's imagined outcome was brilliant and almost had us guessing if Shules had really managed to work things out.

Life is messy, and therefore Shules and their relationship has to be messy too. More importantly, each world gave us a glimpse into the real growth that Shawn has undertaken as a result of his relationship with Juliet, which it necessarily took both realities to see.

Let's start with the reality he'd created in which he hadn't given Juliet the jacket.

In this »

- chandel@tvfanatic.com (Chandel Charles)

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Psych Review: Hearts and Handcuffs

10 April 2013 11:09 PM, PDT | TVfanatic | See recent TVfanatic news »

In perhaps the most joyous and most heartbreaking episode Psych has ever delivered, fans everywhere are likely losing sleep tonight and for many nights to come due to "Deez Nups."

First, we really have to deal with what went down on the Shules front.

I know a lot of you are wondering how Juliet could not have seen Shawn's deception coming sooner. How, after living with him and working with him for so long, could she have not known that Shawn wasn't really psychic?

What this really comes down to is more about Juliet than it is about Shawn. Juliet's father and stepfather are both pretty much liars for a living. "In for a Penny" and "No Country for Two Old Men" taught us that. When you think about it, Juliet's reaction is about how she could have fallen for a man who was essentially a carbon copy of her »

- chandel@tvfanatic.com (Chandel Charles)

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'Psych' - 'Deez Nups': Lassiter gets kidnapped for his bachelor party in this sneak peek clip

10 April 2013 9:06 AM, PDT | Zap2It - From Inside the Box | See recent Zap2It - From Inside the Box news »

"Psych" is cordinally inviting you to the wedding of Carlton Lassiter and Marlowe Viccellio in "Deez Nups," one of the best episodes of Season 7, if you ask us. Check out this sneak peek clip and get excited for the pending nuptials.

But, of course, every wedding needs a good bachelor and bachelorette party the night before. Shawn and Gus are on the case for Lassiter, kidnapping him onto a party bus -- driven by Henry, natch -- and also including Woody and Lassie's friend Stumpy. Shenanigans are imminent.

There is also a bachelorette party that Juliet and the Chief get roped into attending and hilarity ensues. "Psych's" wedding airs Wednesday (April 10) at 10 p.m. Et/Pt on USA. »

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Psych Review: Send in the Clowns

3 April 2013 10:04 PM, PDT | TVfanatic | See recent TVfanatic news »

Psych didn't waste any time getting back to business after that epic 100th episode... as long as that business was monkey business.

And that's definitely what went down in "Cirque Du Soul."

This episode was jam packed. But I really need to take minute to gush over Marlowe and Carlton, affectionately shipped as Carlowe, and how her 6-to-18-month sentence is finally up and they can finally be together in the real world as couple.

I am So Excited for those two lovebirds. They are, dare I say it, almost cuter than Shules. And that's saying a lot, because I shipped those two like the Enterprise since practically day one. Carlowe had me rooting for them constantly since "This Episode Sucks." It's so satisfying to finally see these two happy.

Mad credit to Tim Omundson and Kristy Swanson for taking the Carlowe romance to heart. You can really tell they »

- chandel@tvfanatic.com (Chandel Charles)

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Psych 100th Episode Review: Rock Stars

27 March 2013 9:06 PM, PDT | TVfanatic | See recent TVfanatic news »

We didn’t need "100 Clues" to tell us that Psych is a rock star of a USA Network original. But we did need this episode to give us one more reason to love this series.

In true Psych fashion, fans were treated to both a tribute to Clue And a tribute to all the things that make an episode so memorable: murder, mystery and guest stars.

I suppose the sillyness began with Shawn and Gus in those ridiculous rock star costumes. If there is one look that wasn’t mean for either of these men, it was tight pants, eyeliner and those claws Shawn had on his hands.

It has been a while since we’ve seen the pair don costumes, and now that I’ve witnessed these, I'm confident I can go several more episodes without seeing them in another one. It will take me long enough to expel »

- chandel@tvfanatic.com (Chandel Charles)

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Psych Turns 100: What is Your Favorite Moment?

26 March 2013 2:30 PM, PDT | TVfanatic | See recent TVfanatic news »

Psych celebrates its 100th episode tomorrow night.

And in honor of the occasion, we've gathered together a list of reasons why we adore this beloved USA Network hit, from Yin/Yang to - what else?!? - Gus/Shawn.

Read along below and jump in with your favorite moments from the first 99 episode of Psych...

The Yin/Yang trilogy. I have never been more on the edge of my seat during a cable television show, engrossed in the fate of its characters. The writing pair of Roday and Berman. The minds behind the Yin/Yang trilogy, these two really threw us for a loop with “Yang 3 in 2D.” I am still trying to figure out why you made Yin who he was as a person (not just that he was played by Peter Weller). They, too, really indulged the crazies on that one. Catchphrases like “Suck it,” “You know that’s »

- chandel@tvfanatic.com (Chandel Charles)

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Psych season 7 episode 4: No Country For Two Old Men

26 March 2013 2:09 AM, PDT | Den of Geek | See recent Den of Geek news »

Review Nick Slawicz 21 Mar 2013 - 07:00

Arrested Development's Jeffrey Tambour guest stars in this week's Psych, and the result is a treat. Here's Nick's review...

This review contains spoilers.

7.4 No Country For Two Old Men

Episodes that are built on the back of their special guest stars can either be very good or very bad, depending less on the star themselves and more on the material they’re given to work with. Fortunately for us, No Country for Two Old Men fell firmly in the former category.

That’s not to say Jeffrey Tambor didn’t provide much of the draw. His performance as Juliet’s erstwhile stepfather owed a lot to his role from Arrested Development – straight-laced businessman on the surface, inveterate skirter of the criminal underworld once you dug a little deeper – but it never got to the stage where it felt like it was a pastiche. »

- louisamellor

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Psych season 7 episode 3 review: Lassie Jerky

26 March 2013 2:02 AM, PDT | Den of Geek | See recent Den of Geek news »

Review Nick Slawicz 14 Mar 2013 - 07:00

Psych is three for three this series according to Nick. Here's his review of Lassie Jerky...

This review contains spoilers.

7.3 Lassie Jerky

So we were promised a Blair Witch spoof. What we got was Die Hard.

And it was quite, quite wonderful.

Going into Lassie Jerky, I’ll admit that I was a little hesitant. For all of its high-concept posturing, Psych hasn’t always dealt with its horror-themed episodes as well as might be expected. Granted, we’ve had a lot to work with, with serial killers (in Scary Sherry: Bianca's Toast), werewolves (in Let’s Get Hairy), vampires (in This Episode Sucks), demonic possession (in The Devil's in the Details... and the Upstairs Bedroom) and ghosts (in... well, in Ghosts), so it was all but inevitable that eventually we’d get ourselves a genuine Creature Feature, but it was touch and go »

- louisamellor

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Psych Review: Over the Hills (to Mexico)

21 March 2013 2:53 AM, PDT | TVfanatic | See recent TVfanatic news »

Shawn has always had Gus, but it appears that now Henry has a new bro of his own in Juliet's stepfather Lloyd.

And in true Psych fashion, the bonds were forged south of the border in "No Country For Two Old Men."

It all started with Shawn and Juliet's house-warming. I am so glad to finally have these two in a legitimate relationship, right down to the future in-laws that aren't particularly sure they'll get along. Leave it to Henry to have expectations about what Juliet's step-dad should be like. Henry almost seemed disappointed that Lloyd wasn't like Frank. By the end of the episode, however, I could have sworn I was looking at the older and very white version of Shawn and Gus in the future.

Funny thing is, I felt like Henry was fulfilling Gus' role as dedicated sidekick and Lloyd nicely filled the role of smart-ass »

- chandel@tvfanatic.com (Chandel Charles)

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Psych Review: The Bigfoot Project

13 March 2013 9:01 PM, PDT | TVfanatic | See recent TVfanatic news »

Is there any genre besides musicals that Psych hasn't attempted and successfully pulled off?

Add "Lassie Jerky" to the cannon of spoofs and you've got a collection that"s almost complete! Once again, James Roday exhibited his directing prowess and love of horror films in a way that was true to the show and its characters. He even managed to showcase Juliet's mountain woman skills and Lassie's vulnerable side in the same episode. That's practically unheard of!

Then again, it seems like every time Roday writes an episode, Lassiter gets run through a rough emotional and/or physical trial. Poor guy cannot get a break!

I loved that we got to see Shawn and Gus pursue a mythical creature. It's about time these two attempted to track Bigfoot.

If only Bigfoot was really real. Though the Big Show certainly is scary! He was a great addition to the episode, and »

- chandel@tvfanatic.com (Chandel Charles)

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‘Psych’ Season 7, Episode 2: You Can’t Go Home

6 March 2013 8:30 PM, PST | ScreenRant.com | See recent Screen Rant news »

While the title of tonight’s episode of Psych might suggest otherwise, ‘Juliet Takes a Luvvah’ focuses more on Shawn (James Roday) and his various relationships than it does Juliet (Maggie Lawson).

This should come as no huge shock since the show has always been written from his point of view, but what is surprising is that this marks a potential turning point in not just one, but three major relationships in Shawn’s life.

The first of the three relationships that is dealt with is the one between Shawn and his parents. Since the first season of Psych, the relationship between Shawn and Henry (Corbin Bernsen) has been a great one to watch, second only to that of Shawn and Gus (Dule Hill). Roday and Bersen sell the relationship of a father and son who have ...

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- Heather Donmoyer

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Psych Review: So Much Love

6 March 2013 8:00 PM, PST | TVfanatic | See recent TVfanatic news »

All of Shawn's worst fears came true on Psych this week.

Oh, the things we learn when "Juliet Takes a Luvvah," Gus gets a new girlfriend and Madeline drops back into town!

From fine dining to turtle necklaces, Juliet's suitors certainly gave Shawn a run for his money.

But let's be honest: it's about time we were treated to a case where Juliet got to investigate the seedy underworld of online dating, if only so we could see Shawn act out at the situation. We all knew he'd handle it poorly, but didn't it make your heart swoon when he told Juliet he was finally ready to cohabitate?

Yes, it could have been a function of the scarring scene Shawn witnessed between Maddie and Henry (which we'll get to in a minute), but it's just as likely that the experience reminded him of how much he loves and wants to be with Juliet. »

- chandel@tvfanatic.com (Chandel Charles)

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'Psych' Ep talks Shawn and Juliet moving in together, Maddie and Henry's hook up

6 March 2013 8:00 PM, PST | Zap2It - From Inside the Box | See recent Zap2It - From Inside the Box news »

Wednesday's (March 6) "Psych" episode was titled "Juliet Takes a Luvvah," though it could've been called "Juliet Gets a Big Commitment from Shawn," or "Shawn's Mom Takes a Luvvah." Heh.

Executive producer Steve Franks spoke with Zap2it about the new ground for these relationships -- we have to wonder how Shawn is going to handle moving in with Juliet. It's a big step for him.

"It'll probably go horribly, I would imagine," laughs Franks.

"I would imagine that Shawn has lots to learn," says Franks, turning more serious. "Any time Shawn has to deal with any sort of forward movement and change he's always very resistent to it, as evidenced by his relationship with Gus when Gus finds a girl."

"He eventually gets there, but it's always kind of a bumpy road," Franks continues. "It's really fun for us, seven years in, to be able to let Shawn grow and »

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'Psych': 'Gus is perfect as a boyfriend,' Shawn and Lassiter get close and more things to watch for in 'Juliet Takes a Luvvah'

6 March 2013 8:20 AM, PST | Zap2It - From Inside the Box | See recent Zap2It - From Inside the Box news »

"Psych" is back and after a rip-roaring good time during the season premiere, Season 7 keeps right on rolling with "Juliet Takes a Luvvah," which sees our intrepid Detective O'Hara going undercover on an online dating site.

But she's not the only one using the dating site. Gus makes a love connection on there as well. And star Dule Hill says Gus is finally ready to be dating a real woman (as opposed to the loonies he's found so far).

"In my mind, Gus is perfect as a boyfriend," says Hill. "He's had a lot of time to think about it, do different charts about what women look for in a boyfriend. He's made his list and checked it twice, he's ready to take the plunge."

Guest star Parminder Nagra is the girlfriend in question, who Gus is crazy about, but whom Shawn needs some time to warm up to.

"When »

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'Psych' Season 7 premiere: 'Santabarbara Town 2, Lethal Weapon 5' has Shawn and Gus back with a bang

27 February 2013 8:00 PM, PST | Zap2It - From Inside the Box | See recent Zap2It - From Inside the Box news »

"Psych" has returned to us, Psych-Os! What did you think of "Santabarbara Town 2, Lethal Weapon 5"?

We loved it. There were so many fun aspects to the episode, but here are a few highlights for us:

We never really thought Henry was going to die, but we had no idea crazy Chelsea (Arden Myrin) would be back to harass him in the hospital. Outstanding.Shawn going "off the deep end," as Steve Franks described it to us, was awesome to watch. He's usually such a goofball, but this time Shawn was out for blood. He was still his quirky self, but Shawn was obviously taking this case extremely seriously, since his dad's life was on the line, and that was great to see. He has definitely grown as a character over these seven seasons. In line with that, it was a lot of fun to see the Chief and Lassiter »

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Psych Review: Lethal Weapons

27 February 2013 8:00 PM, PST | TVfanatic | See recent TVfanatic news »

Psych has Finally Returned!And "Santabarbaratown 2" taught us three very important things:

Henry is still alive! Few things are more attractive than Shawn with a gun in his hand. Lassiter has a favorite kind of land mine.

Despite the fact we've waited almost a year for Psych to return, it picked up right where it left off in the Psych Season 6 finale. Henry was shot by Jerry Carp, one of his old partners. Luckily for Henry, Shawn wasn't far behind - and neither was the ambulance.

Though Shawn was clearly shaken a little more than sleep deprived, he attacked the case with a renewed vigor to bring Jerry Carp to justice.

The pursuit, however, proved rather intense, starting with Shawn's cathartic dismantling of Carp's house, which I found to be a clever and simultaneously meaningful way to express Shawn's distress at the situation while still keeping it completely true to the show and the character. »

- chandel@tvfanatic.com (Chandel Charles)

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