Psych: A Fun New Show With A Fake Psychic & Real Detectives

Written by Lynnette on October 14, 2006 | Comments (0)

** FUN online games below! **

Did any of you watch Psych on the USA Network this summer?

I missed it, but lately I've been hearing bits & pieces about it, and it kinda sounds like a fun show!

Psych has been a ratings success since its July 7 premiere on USA, which brought in 6.25 million total viewers and ranked as the highest rated new scripted series premiere on basic cable this year with a 4.63 household rating. During its summer run, which ended August 25, Psych was the No. 1 scripted series in cable television in the coveted 18-49 demo. Psych will return in January for the second half of its first season with seven new episodes. Source

When To Watch Psych on TV

You can still catch previous episodes of Psych on the USA Network on Wednesday late nights or Thursday mornings -- depending on how you look at things:

Oct. 26th @ 1:00 a.m. Eastern
Nov. 2nd @ 1:00 a.m. Eastern
Nov. 9th @ 1:00 a.m. Eastern
Nov. 16th @ 1:00 a.m. Eastern
Nov. 30th @ 1:00 a.m. Eastern

Check out these videos from the TV show Psych. There are clips from the pilot episode, plus bloopers & fun shots. (Type psych in the search box, and you'll get 4 different videos that play one after the other.)

Are You Psyched For A Little Fun & Games?

To get you in the mood for the next repeat episode, check out these interactive online games about Psych stuff...

The first one is called Psych Now Hiring. It's a FUN memory game where your eye for detail is tested to the fullest. Jim & I had a blast with this one. (You can play it over & over too... the colors and placement of the details change every single time!)

And here's another online Psych game to try out called Psych Concentration. It's similar to the classic game of Concentration, but there are levels... and points... and the applause is all for you.

And finally, try the Psych Eye Spy Game where you try to spot the 5 differences in a picture before time runs out. This is similar to the Find the Differences game.)

Psych, centers on Shawn Spencer (Roday), who possesses uncanny powers of observation honed by his police officer father, Henry (Bernsen), who drilled young Shawn to note even the smallest details of his surroundings. When Shawn is accused of committing a crime that he actually solved for the police department (by calling in a tip), he convinces the cops that he's a Psychic, and with the reluctant assistance of his best-friend Gus (Hill), Shawn starts solving cases for an ever-skeptical -- but grudgingly impressed -- police force. Source

See what other Psych fans are saying about the show... This show has definitely got a cult following!