Who is the guy at the end of Psych?

STORY: USA’s ‘Psych’ to End After Eight Seasons Viewers also met the mysterious Officer Dobson, who has been referenced all series long but never shown. Cameo alert: Val Kilmer! How did Psych leave everyone’s stories in the end? Officer McNab: Promoted to junior detective by Chief Lassiter.

What episode of Psych is Deon Richmond in?

To top it all off, Psych brought in Richmond to play Mr. Richmond (Gus’s new boss) in season eight, episode 10, “The Breakup.” The funny catch? The real Bud was not only placed in close contact with Hill in the series to show the similarities and differences but was also scripted to call Gus “Bud” at one point.

Was bud from Cosby Show Ever on Psych?

This episodes completes the trifecta of “The Cosby Show” alumni appearances with guest star Deon Richmond (Bud) as Gus’s boss. Other guests from “The Cosby Show” are Phylicia Rashad as Gus’s mother and Keisha Knight Pulliam in the episode “The Polarizing Express” (2010).

How did Psych get Val Kilmer?

So to create the “ultimate gift to the fans”, they pursued Val Kilmer for the role. Rodriguez explained that Dulé Hill had a friend with a connection to Kilmer. After speaking to him via phone, Hill “put him on the spot” and asked him directly about appearing on the show.

Why did O’Hara leave Psych?

The reason for Lucinda Barry’s departure after Psych’s pilot given within the show was her affair with Lassiter, which was, of course, against department protocol.

Why did Juliet leave Psych season 8?

Did Dule Hill play on The Cosby Show?

A While looking very much like the grown version of Rudy’s childhood friend (whom she called ‘Bud’), it was not Hill who played Kenny but actor Deon Richmond. Hill did, however, have a brief appearance on the series spinoff Cosby, which aired in the 1990’s.

Where was Psych filmed?

Production. The show uses White Rock, British Columbia, Canada for its Santa Barbara, California setting. Psych also incorporates Vancouver and various locations around the Lower Mainland of British Columbia as a backdrop.