Not for Liv Moore!

I was also surprised not to see Continuum mentioned. That and Fringe are perhaps the two best contemporary examples in the genre (I know Fringe isn't, strictly speaking, a time travel show, but they reset the timeline enough, err, times, to where I'm going to count it).

I enjoyed it.

Or trying to avoid Diefenbaker.

You can never have enough Lexa Doig.

Oh god, that's been killing me for two weeks but I was too stubborn to look it up.

Also, Professor X in Ex-Men.

I'm not an American, but as I understand it it used to be a common intro here to preface an episode of show X as "a very special episode" if it was going to deal with a particular theme, usually sociological or of particular public interest.

The princess is in another castle.

Nevertheless, Felicity persisted.

"This week, on a very special episode of Arrow…"

Also: Lexa Doig, currently looking amazing in Arrow.

I watched the pilot and went no further.

Fewer than ten episodes remaining.

A middling episode, but goddamn if that crisps/chips example wasn't on fucking point.

Remember the WB Birds of Prey from forever ago? Me neither!

Lexa Doig has pushed my buttons since Andromeda.

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The casting of Timothy Omundson (Detective Lassiter from Psych, King Richard from Galavant) as God is inspired.

I think it might have been the very first TNT original series.