I loved Cooke's version of The Spirit. Dang it, cancer sucks.

See, I'd call you a Nashvillian! As opposed to a Nashvillain - that would just be wrong.

A repressed spinster has a breakdown, learns the secrets of time travel and learns to get her groove back while making sure history does not go awry from the machinations of control-freak elites and extreme narcissists?

So, Timeless is the Voyagers reboot we've all been waiting for?

For pure efficiency of the transfer of goods between markets, yes, free trade deals work wonderfully in that regard.

Up until I saw the header image and recognized Bae/Neal from Once Upon a Time, I had no idea what this show was, and wondered if the Newswire staff was trolling us.

But it was fun. I mean, a Headless Horseman, in a modern forensics lab, wielding an automatic rifle, in search of his skull. "Cracktastic" is the best word for such a thing.

And yet, a show about the Devil Incarnate fighting crime got increasingly good reviews and has been renewed.

I totally wrote a brief treatment for a Hollow/Files crossover. Made me popular on Tumblr for a nano-second.

GOOD JOB HE DID.

*fist-bump* This.

Nope!

The Watching Nash …

I am not a Nashie. Is anyone??

So terrible.

It totally was. And there's a scene with her in chef's whites!

It's no "F*@$ You, The Killing" (or is that "F*@% You, The Following"), but that was a lovely mic drop.

It's what a James Cameron-penned love story deserves.

Worse, it's been renewed.

That's the scuttlebutt.