Thanks to his police officer father's efforts, Shawn Spencer spent his childhood developing a keen eye for detail (and a lasting dislike of his dad). Years later, Shawn's frequent tips to the police lead to him being falsely accused of a crime he solved. Now, Shawn has no choice but to use his abilities to perpetuate his cover story: psychic crime-solving powers, all the while dragging his best friend, his dad, and the police along for the ride.
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Thanks to his police officer father's efforts, Shawn Spencer spent his childhood developing a keen eye for detail (and a lasting dislike of his dad). Years later, Shawn's frequent tips to the police lead to him being falsely accused of a crime he solved. Now, Shawn has no choice but to use his abilities to perpetuate his cover story: psychic crime-solving powers, all the while dragging his best friend, his dad, and the police along for the ride.
Season 7 episodes
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After Henry takes a bullet to the chest and is rushed to the hospital, a spiteful Shawn seeks revenge on the shooter and everyone else involved in the scandal.
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Directed by Mel DamskiWritten by Bill Callahan, Steve FranksGuest stars Arden Myrin, Max Gail, Jake Busey, Oliver Muirhead, Jerry Wasserman, Paul Lazenby, Doug Abrahams, Broadus Mattison
Gus gets a girlfriend, and Juliet goes undercover on an online dating site to catch a killer while Shawn tries to holster his jealousy!
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Directed by Andy BermanWritten by Andy BermanGuest stars Sage Brocklebank, Cybill Shepherd, Parminder Nagra, Ethan Sandler, Eddie Matos, Mateen Devji, Ryan Beil, Shauna Johannesen
Shawn and Gus join a pair of college students in the woods who are filming a documentary on Bigfoot.
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Directed by James Roday RodriguezWritten by James Roday RodriguezGuest stars Kate Rogal, Alex Enriquez, Paul Wight, Aleks Paunovic, Kurt Fuller, Uroš Ćertić
Shawn attempts to bond with Juliet's stepfather Lloyd, a seemingly harmless accountant.
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Directed by Mel DamskiWritten by Kell CahoonGuest stars Parminder Nagra, Mateen Devji, Jeffrey Tambor, Alex Quijano, Tony Plana, Susan Hogan, Sean Amsing, Michael Hanus
On the 100th episode of Psych... Shawn and Gus attend a party hosted by an aging rockstar named Billy Lipps, a man the SBPD arrested years ago for a murder he doesn't remember committing.
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Directed by Matt ShakmanWritten by Todd HarthanGuest stars Martin Mull, Lesley Ann Warren, Steve Valentine, Garrett Morris, Christopher Lloyd, Michelle Jeanpierre, Curt Smith, Scott McNeil
After Gus is tasked with taking care of his girlfriend's son Maximus for the day, he jeopardizes their relationship when an innocent trip to the circus turns deadly.
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Directed by Jennifer LynchWritten by Saladin K. PattersonGuest stars Parminder Nagra, Mateen Devji, Kirsten Zien, Katy Mixon, J. Douglas Stewart, Karl T. Pazdernik, Toby Levins, Josh Kalender
The gang spends the weekend at a casino resort for a wedding and crosses paths with a local crime boss whose presence jeopardizes the impending nuptials.
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Directed by James Roday RodriguezWritten by James Roday Rodriguez, Bill CallahanGuest stars Sage Brocklebank, Mike Starr, Cocoa Brown, Pete Gardner, Steve Rosen, Dana McLoughlin, Patrick Sabongui, Kristy Swanson
Shawn solves a case involving a mysterious Swedish woman and imagines how the same case would have been solved had he done one thing differently.
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Directed by David CrabtreeWritten by Carlos JacottGuest stars Jeffrey Tambor, Rose Abdoo, Lauriane Gilliéron, Christopher De-Schuster, Parm Soor, Michael Charrois, Brent Connolly, Matthew Mylrea
After the Mayor dies in what appears to be a surfing accident, Shawn investigates and ends up running for mayor himself.
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Directed by Richard ColemanWritten by Tim MeltregerGuest stars John Kapelos, Neil Grayston, Sebastian Spence, Laura Soltis, Brenda Crichlow, Jessie Fraser, Darren Daurie, Kurt Fuller
After Gus accidentally tampers with the crime where his boss was killed, Shawn helps him find the real murderer before Gus is arrested.
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Directed by Andrew BernsteinWritten by Andy Berman, Todd HarthanGuest stars David Koechner, Michael McGlone, Michael Daingerfield, Allie Bertram, Zahf Paroo, Byron Noble, Jason Cermak, Kurt Fuller
After Shawn and Gus' favorite radio DJ is murdered, they go undercover as on-air personalities to find his killer.
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Directed by Saladin K. PattersonWritten by Kell Cahoon, Saladin K. PattersonGuest stars Parminder Nagra, Jessica Makinson, Garcelle Beauvais, Brent Chapman, Dale Wolfe, Haig Sutherland, Dale Wilson, Ken Kirzinger
After a woman dies from what appears to be a plastic surgery mishap, Shawn and Gus believe the killer is her doctor, a woman who happens to be an old flame of Henry's.
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Directed by Mel DamskiWritten by Tim Meltreger, Carlos JacottGuest stars Lori Loughlin, Gregory Harrison, Cindy Busby, Levi James, Anne Openshaw, Thi Tran, Tiara Sorensen, Kurt Fuller
An eccentric police consultant is brought into the SBPD to interview Shawn, Gus, Lassiter and Juliet about their seemingly poor police work on a tough case.
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Directed by Brad TurnerWritten by Bill Callahan, Carlos JacottGuest stars Sage Brocklebank, Anthony Michael Hall, Joey Slotnick, Rebeka Montoya, Josh Pais, Dan Zukovic, Maxine Miller, Erika Walter
This musical extravaganza follows Shawn and Gus' search for an escaped playwright who was declared criminally insane following a suspicious fire. Complicating matters, a person who may have important evidence is an enemy from Shawn's past.
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Directed by Steve FranksWritten by Steve FranksGuest stars Sage Brocklebank, Ally Sheedy, Jimmi Simpson, Anthony Rapp, Barry Bostwick, Brooke Lyons, Geoff Gustafson, Donavon Stinson