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From Charlaine Harris, the creator of "True Blood," comes this wildly similar show set in Texas, duh. Though probably with considerably less nudity than the HBO show, this one also centers on a small town beset by magic people/werewolves/angels/vampires/??? -- but is described as having a "Twin Peaks" feel. The series stars Francois Aaud ("Blindspot"), Arielle Kebbel (fun fact: she actually had a role on "True Blood") and Dylan Bruce ("Orphan Black").

'Powerless'

Somewhat related to the DC Comics superheroes (though it's not clear which DC universe it coects to, if any), the show will focus on an insurance adjuster who covers cases involving superpower- and superhero-related damages. It stars Vanessa Hudgens and Alan Tudyk, but is not immediately slated for the network's fall schedule.

'Timeless'

In just one of the numerous time-travel shows headed for your small screen later this year, a professor, a soldier and a pilot have to head through time to stop a (time?) terrorist, played by Goran Visnjic ("Extant"). The show also stars Abigail Spencer ("Suits"), Matt Lanter ("The Astronaut Wives Club") and Malcolm Barrett ("Better Off Ted"). With some great quotes just from the trailer below, here's hoping the show gets at least enough time on the air for us to prove our knee-jerk comparisons to season 3 of "Alias." The show is set to air 10 p.m. Mondays this fall.

USA Network

'Falling Water'

From the producers of "The Walking Dead" and "Homeland." The voiceover in the trailer says, "If you can invade a person's dreams, you can bend them to your will." Looks super creepy, but sounds like an interesting "Inception"-esque premise. No word yet on when it will air.

Fox

'A.P.B.'

Can apps solve everything? After a life-altering event, millionaire Gideon Reeves sure thinks so. Played by Justin Kirk ("Weeds"), Reeves buys himself a police precinct to prove it, showing off the toys his $100 million budget can buy in this first trailer. The series is set to air in 2017 at 9 p.m. on Mondays.

'The Exorcist'

This one is exactly what it sounds like: an update of the classic 1973 horror film. Starring Geena Davis as a mother who's scared her Chicago family is being plagued by a demon. She tus to Father Tomas Ortega (Alfonso Herrera, "Sense8") for help in the struggle against evil. The horror-thriller is set to air on the network at 9 p.m. on Fridays this fall.

'Making History'