the first season of psych came out in season 1.
when did the first season of psych come out?
season 1
"psych's" first season commenced broadcasting in the united states on july 7, 2006, and ended with the airing of "scary sherry: bianca's toast" on march 2, 2007. the season's first eight episodes aired during july and august 2006, while the remaining seven were broadcast from january through march of the next year. for the entire first season, "psych" aired at a 10:00 p.m. et/pt time slot on fridays. every episode in the season, save the premiere, ran for an hour, including commercials. twelve of the season's fifteen episodes were 43 minutes in length, while "speak now or forever hold your piece" and "woman seeking dead husband: smokers okay, no pets" ran for one minute less, and "pilot" was a special extended episode. the episode "pilot" ran for 66 minutes, in an hour-and-a-half time slot with commercials. the international version of the episode ran for an extended 90 minutes. in addition, several episodes were rebroadcast by the national broadcasting corporation (nbc) on august 7 and 14 of 2006, due to the network's struggling ratings.
psych (season 1)
the college's organization consists of an executive council which assigns member of the college to committees. some committees consist of non-psychologists in addition. the college website lists the officers of the college and members of the committees, except for the professional conduct committee. the professional conduct committee consists of linda arnot, m.ed., r.psych. (chair), joanne frederick, m.a., r.psych., jason peebles, ph.d., r.d.psych., jennifer chalmers, psy.d., r.d.psych., samuel morgan, psy.d., r.d.psych., bruce gordon, ph.d., r.d.psych., della hunter, ph.d., r.d.psych. alternate members: don berg, m.ed., r.psych., ruthanne bell, ph.d., r.d.psych., carol eaton, m.a., r.psych., deborah parker-loewen, ph.d., r.d.psych., bryan acton, ph.d., r.d.psych., deborah hay, ph.d., r.d.psych., valerie morrissey, m.ed., r.psych., darlene ware, m.ed., r.psych. the professional conduct committee has hired non-psychologist investigators, vanessa vanstone and ms. laurie rude to investigate public complaints against members.
saskatchewan college of psychologists