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Tomorrow night is the fall finale of Psych (wow, that went by fast!) and in “Neil Simon’s Lover’s Retreat”, Shawn and Juliet attempt to go on a relaxing vacation with no Gus, no Lassiter and no cases. But you know, this is “Psych” so nothing will be relaxed, least of all Shawn. Warning: minor spoilers ahead! Shawn and Juliet are …

Ever wonder why Gus just doesn’t get any love? He’s a nice guy. A little eccentric maybe, but a nice guy. This season he’s been making an effort, he wants to find his girl, but he couldn’t be much worse at selecting women. So far this season we’ve seen him trying to woo a killer’s daughter and a multiple-personality patient …

Jason Priestly is guest starring on week’s Psych fall season finale titled “Neil Simon Lover’s Retreat“. He plays Clive who, with his wife, Barbie, are thieves that Shawn and Juliet befriend while on vacation at a fancy resort. Of all the Nice Girls here, I’m probably the one who has very little knowledge of Priestly’s work. In fact, I knew …

Psych’s Sage Brockleback (Officer Buzz McNab) has been officially cast as ‘Gaston’ to Once Upon a Time‘s Belle (Emilie de Ravin) in an episode that is sure to be pure gold. The rumor has been circulating for a couple of weeks that Sage was one of the actors in line for this role. Of course when I think of [easyazon-link …

Tonight’s winter finale of Covert Affairs on USA is being heavily promoted as an Annie/Auggie episode, but it’s really more of an Annie/Danielle episode. Warning: minor spoilers ahead! The finale sees Annie headed to Stockholm for some R&R. She takes newly single sister Danielle along for some girl time, but things quickly become complicated. You know, the usual. Danielle has …

As a tactical team moves in on a desolate farmhouse in France, the questions are: Who are they after? Who is on the team? and Which side are they on? The reveals are made pretty quickly: Owen is in charge, the team is after a Division Guardian and the team belongs to Gogol because Ari, Nikita’s nemesis – and the …

If there is one thing I have wished for on PSYCH this season, it is more use of Juliet. This episode delivered on that wish, with the added bonus of William Shatner as Juliet’s very Shawn-like father. We start off attending Juliet’s birthday party, circa 1990. She’s upset because her dad didn’t show up for it. She had a piece …

It was bound to happen sometime. As lovable as Shawn is, it isn’t a stretch to believe he might end up in a mental institution, and here we are. I wouldn’t be surprised if Lassiter hasn’t even suggested it a number of times off screen. This week on Psych, we open back in 1991, when Shawn arrives home from school …

Today we honor the courageous men and women who have served, and are now serving, our country in the military. Initially called Armistice Day, President Woodrow Wilson said, “To us in America, the reflections of Armistice Day will be filled with solemn pride in the heroism of those who died in the country’s service and with gratitude for the victory, …

This week on Psych, we open with another peek into Shawn’s childhood. He’s at Seabirds stadium, 1991, hero worshipping a baseball player. He’s also rambling, but that’s our Shawn. The player hits a homerun, Shawn is in awe. Suddenly we’re back in present day, and Shawn is playing on the department’s baseball team. He ignores Lassiter’s cries to stay on …