TV Psych

It's a question on many fans' minds!

NBC's new streaming service Peacock will be launching soon, and there are already lots of great originals for fans to anticipate.

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Lassie will be back in full force for the Psych movie sequel!!

James Roday shares his thoughts on the sequel to the Pysch movie.

The sequel to the Psych movie will feature a lot more of one character.

The sequel to the Psych TV movie just hit a delay. Here is what you need to know.

Psych: The Movie will soon hit the small screen, and it's bringing back a surprising cast member.

The Psych reunion promises to bring back all the old familiar faces, but there will be somebody new as well. Gus is getting a love interest, and she'll be played by the perfect person.

Today is a very good day for fans of USA's Psych. A reunion is in the works, and it's a big one.

Many TV shows have been known to take the risk of airing a musical episode or two. Some of those episodes have been better than others, and we've broken down a list of the 11 best.

TV is filled with reboots and reunions nowadays, and actor Dule Hill has weighed in on whether or not Psych could return to USA. His answer is pretty interesting, too.

While Netflix keeps adding new original programming, the changes to the subscription streaming service's lineup means that a lot of syndicated programming has left the service over the past year or so.

Summer can be a rough time for TV fans while most of the big shows are on hiatus until fall. Luckily, Netflix has a vast library of shows available, and some are absolutely perfect to bingewatch over the summer. Here are 10 of them.

There once was a time, around 2007, when it seemed that all you needed to get a show greenlit was a premise along the lines “exceptionally observant guy passes himself off as psychic, solves crimes.” From 2008-2014, the shows Psych and The Mentalist both fit that bill.

Fans of Maggie Lawson should be pleased to find out that the actress is already coming back to television, as she’s snagged a recurring role on CBS’ Two and a Half Men, which is heading into its twelfth and final season. How sizeable is the audience shared by these two series?

There's bad news if you're a Psych fan. USA dropped the word today that the series' remaining episodes will be the show's last. Following a feature-length musical episode that aired late last year, the series debuted its eighth season last month and it's been confirmed that Season 8 will be the last. But all hope isn't entirely lost!

USA is lining up their winter premieres and returns, and that includes start dates for the return of Suits, White Collar and Psych, as well as the debut of their new half-hour comedy from Denis Leary, Sirens. Suits will return Thursday, March 6 at 9/8c, after which Sirens will premiere at 10/9c. As for Psych, the beloved series will be back for its eighth season on Wednesday, January 8 at 9/8c.

As summer begins to wind down, USA is gearing up for the start of the fall season, which for the cable channel marks the return of Covert Affairs and White Collar, the debut of the Holiday season reality series It Takes a Choir, and the arrival of the Pritchett and Dunphy families as Modern Family will settle into syndication at USA come late September. NCIS: Los Angeles is another acquisition set to start airing on USA this fall.

The Onion's video poking fun at USA's sun-soaked line-up of original programming did not go ignored by the cable TV network. The Onion ran a parody news broadcast of USA's announcement of their renewal of "all 90 of its current shows," including "Burn Collar" and "Covert Notice," and other original series featuring "beautiful experts pretending to be something they're not in dazzling locations." The fake announcement, which takes a jab at USA's preference for finding the lighter side of crime investigations...