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Tue 8
Psych: This Episode Sucks — Rachael Leigh Cook
Shawn and Gus suspect that Lassiter's mysterious new girlfriend (Kristy Swanson) could be responsible for a murder in which the victim's blood was drained.
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Wed 9
Psych: Dead Man's Curveball — Rachael Leigh Cook
Shawn and Gus go undercover as a coach and a mascot, respectively, for Santa Barbara's minor-league baseball team in order to investigate the death of the team's hitting coach.
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Thu 10
Psych: Shawn Interrupted — Rachael Leigh Cook
Shawn and Gus are admitted to a mental hospital to keep an eye on a billionaire who recently got off the hook for murder charges by pleading insanity. The pair set out to prove that he lied to the jury and is, in fact, of sound mind.
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Thu 10
Psych: In for a Penny... — Rachael Leigh Cook
Juliet's estranged con-man father (William Shatner) tries to mend fences with his daughter. But his commitment to staying on the right side of the law is tested when a perfect con opportunity presents itself.
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Fri 11
Psych: The Tao of Gus — Rachael Leigh Cook
Shawn and Gus hide a witness at a remote commune populated by eccentric intellectuals while they investigate a murder that the witness claims occurred in broad daylight.
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Fri 11
Psych: Truer Lies — Rachael Leigh Cook
The guys hope to foil an assassination plot by proving that a pathological liar is telling the truth.
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Tue 15
Psych: Shawn and the Real Girl — Rachael Leigh Cook
Shawn and Gus go undercover to investigate an attack on a reality-TV contestant who appeared on a dating show in which men compete for the affections of a woman they've crossed paths with but never officially met.
Air Time & Details for Rachael Leigh Cook, Tue 15, 9:00 am
Filmography
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Biography
About Rachael Leigh Cook
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Born October 4, 1979 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, the doe-eyed, fine-boned Rachael Leigh Cook has invited frequent comparisons with the young Audrey Hepburn. The actress began her career at the age of ten as a model, and then broke into acting in 1995 with her role as Mary-Ann Spier in The Baby-Sitters Club. Her next memorable appearance was in The House of Yes (1997), where she played the young Parker Posey.
Coincidentally, Freddie Prinze Jr., with whom she would later co-star in She's All That, was also in the film, although they had no scenes together.
After The House of Yes, Cook acted in a few forgettable films, the exception being Living Out Loud (1998), in which she played the young Holly Hunter. It was her next film, 1999's She's All That, that garnered her significant attention. As Laney Boggs, Cook went from geek to chic under the tutelage of the most popular boy in school (Prinze Jr.).
As the film was essentially billed as an update of My Fair Lady (1964), the comparisons between Cook and Audrey Hepburn seemed particularly apt. Only time will tell if these comparisons extend beyond physical appearance to career trajectory. Taking to the stage (on the screen at least) with her turn in the live adaptation of Josie and the Pussycats, audiences would soon find the attractive actress travelling back in time to the old west in Texas Rangers.
An attempt to revive the western from celluloid oblivion, the film documented the true story of the founding of the Texas Rangers and found Cook cast alongside popular actors James Van Der Beek and Oded Fehr. Cook continued to work steadily through the early 2000s, including a recurring role on the show Las Vegas in 2005 and a supporting role in the film Nancy Drew (2007). She also did a stint on prime time drama Psych, in which she played Abigail Lytar, elementary school teacher and ex-girlfriend of the leading character Shawn Spencer (James Roday).
In 2012, Cook took on a starring role, opposite Eric McCormack, in the TNT crime drama Perception, playing FBI agent Kate Moretti, which ran for three seasons.