How to Watch ‘Psych 3: This Is Gus’ for Free on Peacock
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Dulé Hill and James Roday Rodriguez are back in character as Burton “Gus” Guster and Shawn Spencer in “Psych 3: This is Gus,” which premiered exclusively on Peacock November 18.
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In the “sequel to the sequel,” Gus and his pregnant fiancée Selena (Jazmyn Simon) are planning to tie the knot before the birth of “Baby Gus.” In preparation for the shotgun wedding, “Groomzilla” Gus and Shawn embark on a mission to track down Selena’s estranged husband. Meanwhile, Luster (Timothy Omundson) continues to grapple with the fate of his career.
Other returning characters include Jules (Maggie Lawson), Henry (Corbin Bernsen), and Chief Karen Vick (Kristen Nelson).
Not signed up for Peacock? The platform has a free tier, but to watch “Psych 3” and other exclusives, you’ll need to join Peacock Premium ($4.99 a month or $49.99 a year with limited ads) or Peacock Plus ($9.99 a month or $99.99 a year with no ads).
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But there are ways to watch the paid tier for free. If you’re an Xfinity customer or Cox Internet customer you’ll get Peacock Premium at no extra cost — which means you can stream “Psych 3” and thousands of other movies, and TV shows including “The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip,” “Dan Brown The Lost Symbol,” “Paris in Love,” “Yellowstone,” “One of Us Is Lying,” “Girls5eva,” “Rutherford Falls,” “Dr. Death,” “Saved by the Bell,” “The Amber Ruffin Show,” and other Peacock Originals.
You’ll also find NBC TV series such as “La Brea,” “The Voice,” and “Saturday Night Live,” alongside old episodes of beloved sitcoms and dramas series such as “Modern Family” “The Office,” and “Law & Order.” Peacock is also home to thousands of hours of sci-fi and fantasy content, news, sports, reality TV, true crime, ‘90s TV shows, cooking shows, games shows, and tons more.
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“Psych 3” is directed by Steven Franks (creator of USA’s “Psych” TV series), who co-wrote the script with Rodriguez. Franks, Rodriguez, Hill, and Chris Henze are executive producers.
The movie hits close to home for Hill, whose wife (Simon) plays his character’s love interest. “For myself, it’s heartwarming to see that through the journey of my own life — to be able to connect with Jazmyn along this journey, fall in love with her, create our family, create our world, and then see her now enter into the ‘Psych’ world. Not only as, ‘Oh, that’s somebody who Dulé’s married to over there,’ but to actually come into the ‘Psych’ world and be embraced by the ‘Psych’ fans the way that they have. It really is heartwarming,” Hill recently shared with Screenrant.
“And then on top of that, for Selene and Gus to be having a child, and for Jazmyn and I to have just recently had a child… It’s like art imitating life imitating art imitating life. We’ve heard it both ways. We’re living it one way, we think. It’s all a big whirlwind, but it’s a lot of fun,” he continued. “‘Psych’ is something that is so close to my heart, and has been such a major part of my life for so long. I could not ask for a better scene partner than Jazmyn Simon to come now and be the love interest for Gus. It makes all the sense in the world.”
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