Maggie: (on the importance of intelligence and money in a guy) Intelligence is important, and money isn`t

Maggie: (on take-charge personalities or sensitive guys)Take-charge personality. I have enough sensitivity and emotion for the both of us.

Maggie: (says about her roles) I`m not the stereotypical blonde vixen girl but rather the blonde freckled girl from Kentucky.

Maggie: (On season three of Psych) This year so far, again, we`re getting - we`re exploring a little bit more the Juliet-Lassiter relationship on not a romantic level but just on more of a personal level. Taking an interest in the other one`s lives. We`re teaming up more rather than bickering. And we see a little bit of a softer side to both characters. And I think later on in the season we`re going to see a lot of changes in Lassiter`s world and in Juliet`s world. And exploring just what she and Shawn really think of each other. That`s all I`ll say about that. And just again this year - it`s like with every season I feel like - first season I was the new detective at the Santa Barbara Police Department and so it was all about sort of negotiating all the men. And then Chief Vick was around more so I had more of a pal last year and I was getting more comfortable. And then I think Juliet this year is really secure in her job. And I think the personal side of her life is struggling a little bit more. So hopefully we`ll get into that a little bit.

Maggie: (On the episode "Murder?...Anyone?...Anyone?...Bueller?) I have to go undercover as a member of the high school reunion that the episode is taking place at, and I show up in a prom dress that I never got to wear to my prom. So Juliet`s running around in undercover, really crinkly, shiny pink attire. I`m undercover so I sort of have to convince everyone that I`m a member of the class. Like, "How are you?" Yeah. It`s a whole John Hughes thing, so even the characters, some of the shots and the scenes. I think for all of us just because that`s what we all grew up with was just, "Oh, my god!" It was so much fun. It was like finally, after all the `80s references we have on the show, we get that episod

Maggie: (On season 3 of Psych) I think there`s a little more weight to the episodes this year. There`s a little more substance.

Maggie: I mean, we`re just so lucky. I think we all just feel so lucky because we`re on a show that we really push ourselves to deliver the best

Maggie: (On her Psych costars James Roday and Dule Hill) They sing nonstop on set. It doesn`t matter if the song was a hit, and it doesn`t matter if they even know it, they`ll just make up their own words!

Maggie: (On season 3 of Psych) This season we add a lot of different elements to the show. You see a little more of an emotional side to Shawn, James` character. I think it`s going to be a great season. We`ll start to see a little more of the maybe romantic side in Shawn`s life play out a little bit more with well, I`m not going to give too much away - it`s going to be a really good year and we`re so excited that John [Landis is] directing us again

Maggie: (On Psych) We have so much fun on the show and yes, the comedy and shenanigans, if you will, that you see on screen is probably doubled off screen. We`re always - it almost becomes some sort of game or challenge to crack the other one up, especially when it`s their close up. I tend to be a little more professional - no. But James and Dulé, it is very, very funny. It`s very hard, even if you look at our blooper reels, it`s very hard to get through a take without one of them trying to do something to crack - I mean it really does become a gam

[when asked if she minded that she looked like Alicia Silverstone] It worked for her!