Dulé Hill Set For PSYCH's Musical Episode

The cast and crew of USA Network's popular series PSYCH visited Comic-Con Thursday to promote the upcoming Season 7 of the show. Series creator Steve Franks revealed that a two-hour movie musical episode has been partially written and will start filming in October. Producers believe that the episode will feature 10 original songs, which are currently being written by Franks and the show's music composer.

"The pressure's on because we've been talking about it for a while, so we've got to step it up and deliver," said series star James Roday. "But we're excited." Broadway vet Dulé Hill concurred, and shared, "I want to do show tunes."

Hill made his Broadway debut at age 10 when he was cast in The Tap Dance Kid and followed by taking on the lead role in the touring production. He later appeared in Bring in Da’ Noise, Bring in Da’ Funk and most recently in Broadway's Stickfly.

"Psych," chronicles the zany capers of a faux psychic and his best friend, portayed so awesomely by James Roday and Dulé Hill, who assist the Santa Barbara Police Department on their cases, will resume on Wednesday, February 29 at 10/9c with "Indiana Shawn and the Temple of the Kinda Crappy, Rusty Old Dagger." In the the final seven episodes that will complete PSYCH’s sixth season, get ready for more fun-filled storylines and A-list guest stars that represent the finest that pop culture has to offer. The show also stars Corbin Bernsen, Timothy Omundson, Maggie Lawson and Kirsten Nelson.

"Psych" is executive produced by Steve Franks, Kelly Kulchak and Chris Henze, from Universal Cable Productions in association with Tagline Pictures. Mel Damski serves as executive producer/director. Bill Callahan is executive producer. Saladin K. Patterson and Andy Berman are co-executive producers/writers. Todd Harthan is consulting producer.

Photo courtesy of USA Network

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