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Hooray for the sexual Petri dish of prime time! Not only is Gossip Girl's much-buzzed-about threesome on the way (and yes, we have scoop on that, too), but sources are buzzing about a new core coupling on the way that many of you fans have been speculating about...

Is it Dan and Blair? Nate and Serena? Dorota and a new feather duster?

(Hmmm...That last one might be too hot for the CW.)

Oh yeah, and did we mention someone's going to die on Melrose Place...and on Dexter? Or how about the latest on Grey's, Glee and Modern Family?

It's all in our latest roundup of exclusive TV scoop...

Becky in Greensboro, N.C.: Please tell House fans if there will be any good House-Cuddy stuff this season!

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Yes, we said Boyz II Men.

The multimillion-selling group recorded a new version of the Psych theme song in honor of this Friday's episode, "Hip Hop Fade Out," which costars Jaleel White and Kenan Thompson. Press play above to get an exclusive first look at the new tune.

The official description of the ep is this: "Gus' (Dulé Hill) reunion with two members of his college a cappella quartet, with whom he's estranged, at the funeral of the fourth leads to a case for Shawn (James Roday) when they ask him to prove that 'Diddle' was murdered."

Psych just can't stop being awesome. It's what they do.

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Oh Psych, you are so fabulous!

In honor of the upcoming Sept. 18 "Bollywood Homicide" episode, costarring Sendhil Ramamurthy, the creative types at Psych wrote a brand-new, Bollywood-themed version of the Psych theme song. The names of the actors have even been accurately translated into Hindi to give the credits that extra authenticity, and we have your exclusive first look at the whole shebang!

Psych has creatively reworked their credits twice before: one for Christmas and once for the telenovela episode. This update was cowritten by Psych creator Steve Franks and Anupam Nigam. Regular Psych director Jay Chandrasekhar helmed "Bollywood Homicide" and also guest stars in the episode, in which "A man seeks Shawn (James Roday) and Gus' (Dulé Hill) help to lift a curse on him that seems to put all of his girlfriends in mortal danger."

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Starving for Psych? Hungering after Gus and Shawn (to quote the pseudo-psychic detective) "the way a jackal salivates after an injured possum"? Well prepare yourselves, fans of delicious flavor, because the show that is one part ice cream and two parts awesomeness returns for a fourth season tomorrow Friday at 10 p.m. on USA.

We spoke with the comical crime solvers themselves—James Roday (Shawn Spencer) and Dulé Hill (Burton Guster)—for clues on what to expect this season, including the first episode and here's what they dished...

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Thousands of screaming Comic-Con fans. Rumors of romance between the lead characters. Werewolves. Biting...humor! Hold the pineapple, fanggirls—New Moon can wait. Meanwhile, sink your teeth into our juicy recap of today's magical Psych panel—expertly moderated by our very own Jennifer Godwin.

Psych, the USA network's irreverent bromance detective series, is the OG version of CBS' similar newbie, The Mentalist—but funny. Psych returns for its fourth season August 7, and in addition to some exclusive scoop, the panel shared their own premonitions about the future of our favorite fake psychic and his merry band of crime solvers.

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Are you a fan of USA Network's Psych? If yes, then turn your noggin on and start thinking of Q's for the cast and writers. We'll be interviewing your Psych faves in the very near future, and we'd love to pepper them with your fan Q's! If there's something you'd like to know, you can email us at tvdiva@eonline.com, tweet your question to @kristinalert, or post it in the comments below. Thank you so much for any inspired inquiries you have a moment to share!

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Good news, Heroes fans! You won't have to wait until September to get another glimpse of Sendhil Ramamurthy's pretty face. All you have to do is hold out until August, because that's when Sendhil will be guesting on Psych.

Yes, sources confirm to us exclusively that Sendhil will be appearing on the USA Network detective comedy Psych in an episode titled "Bollyhood Homicide," which is tentatively slated to air the fourth week of the season.

But who does Sendhil play, and what surprising family tie made this possible?

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To celebrate the return of new episodes of Psych every Friday at 10 on p.m. USA Network, I talked to Steve Franks, creator and executive producer, and he was chock-full of delightful dish on Shawn (James Roday) and his lady-friend Juliet (Maggie Lawson), Shawn and his long-missing mom (Cybill Shepherd), and the continuing adventures of Gus, Lassie and the chief. Click in for all the scoop he spilled on guest stars (Jeff Fahey! Justine Bateman!) and why Shawn's mom had to come back if Shawn and Juliet are ever going to be together...

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Hey kids! Just wanted to let you know that you simply must tune in to tonight's all-new Psych—especially if you happen to be bilingual. ¿Por que? Because creator Steve Franks just emailed me the deets, and it's awesome!

The ep, "Lights, Camera...Homicidio," features a murder on the set of a telenovela, and according to Steve, includes "the finest broken Spanglish ever heard on television" and a new version of the theme song, done over in Spanish, all recorded by Steve's very own band.

How'd that go? Says Steve, "My vocal mastery of the dialect will amaze some and completely bewilder all others, and my friend and bandmate Tim's background vocals will cause everyone to ask the same thing: He really needed 28 takes to say four words? It's almost worth tuning in just for that. Also, if you catch any of the repeats of this episode through this week, they play the entire song over the end credits, which, I believe, becomes a symposium of how to sing multilingually."

Last but not least, and I am so TiVoing this, the episode will also run, dubbed in Spanish, on Telemundo at 11:30 p.m. I have already died of laughing too hard.

Check it out, for me and for Steve—especially if you've never tried Psych before—and then check back Monday in the chat for more Psych goodness!

—With reporting by Jennifer Godwin