After a season of guy love, house parties, misogynistic jokes, and general unprofessionalism, Franklin & Bash's first season is coming to an end tonight. Mark-Paul Gosselaar and Breckin Meyer did the buddy comedy thing on TNT this summer as lawyers who didn't go by the book but worked for a big organization that did. They just happen to get high profile, scandalous cases thrown their way every single episode, as well as all the ladies. So obviously, shenanigans -- and by shenanigans I mean boring plotlines and lackluster one-liners -- followed.

It's a game of hide and seek and a battle of wits all-in-one. Take the Money and Run is the title of this new summer reality show (although the Steve Miller Band song is probably stuck in your head now), and it goes like this: A team of everyday people receive a briefcase of money, which they then have an hour to hide anywhere they want. Then a team of "high-level investigators" have to find the briefcase. If they can't, the original team keeps the money.

I can't not use all caps here. I'm sorry. But IT'S SHARK WEEK, you guys. Containing my excitement is not a possibility. It's my favorite week of the year, the only TV event that both terrifies and delights, puts its audience underwater with the most frightening creatures of the ocean and turns up the gore and the building, nerve-racking music -- it's like Jaws, but real. YES PLEASE.