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Title: Psych (2006–2014)
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| Series cast summary: | |||
| James Roday Rodriguez | ... | Shawn Spencer / ... 121 episodes, 2006-2014 | |
| Dulé Hill | ... | Burton Guster / ... 121 episodes, 2006-2014 | |
| Timothy Omundson | ... | Carlton Lassiter / ... 121 episodes, 2006-2014 | |
| Maggie Lawson | ... | Juliet O'Hara / ... 120 episodes, 2006-2014 | |
| Corbin Bernsen | ... | Henry Spencer / ... 120 episodes, 2006-2014 | |
| Kirsten Nelson | ... | Karen Vick 119 episodes, 2006-2014 | |
| Liam James | ... | Young Shawn 59 episodes, 2006-2010 | |
| Sage Brocklebank | ... | Buzz McNab / ... 57 episodes, 2006-2014 | |
Think you are psychic? Shawn Spencer (James Roday) makes his living pretending to be. Shawn and his best friend Burton "Gus" Gu ster (Dulé Hill) own a business called "Psych". They are able to stay in business only because of the cases they work with the Santa Barbara Police Department as psychics. Shawn and Gus go through many ups and downs trying to keep the ruse up. Can they pretend forever? Or is the world they built going to come crumbling down? Written by Joshua Peterson
Psych truly is a show for everyone. It's use of sarcasm and witty repartee is hilarious which obviously shows that USA Network knows how to define characters. I love the fact that they rely more on character performance rather than the solving of the crime, because it allows you to know the character and relate to him or her. Knowing a character really gets you involved in their life, whether it be your best friend, or someone on television Friday nights. If you want to fall out of your seat laughing, this show is definitely for you. Next weeks episode "Spellingg Bee" looks more promising than the premiere, if that's even a possibility. All else we can really do is welcome Psych, because it's obviously here to stay!