15 Reasons We're Shipping Wyatt and Lucy on Timeless

Updated on April 22, 2018 at 12:15 PM

If you're not watching Timeless, then it's time to start. Not only does each episode feature an exciting new adventure (and history lesson), but we just can't seem to get enough of all the complex characters. While each person is intriguing in their own right, Wyatt (Matt Lanter) and Lucy (Abigail Spencer)'s relationship has gained a fandom of its own. It's not hard to tell why — their chemistry is pretty undeniable! Even though they finally get together during the episode "Hollywoodland," their star-crossed romance is about to face another bump in the road: Wyatt's late wife, Jessica, is alive in the new timeline! As we patiently wait to see how everything will play out, allow us to count down all the reasons we're still rooting for "Lyatt."

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15 Reasons We're Shipping Wyatt and Lucy on Timeless

They Take Care of Each Other

They Have Each Other's Backs

Their Eye Flirting Game Is Strong

They Stick Up For One Another

They Follow Where the Other Leads

They Already Have Pet Names

They Comfort Each Other in Times of Need

They Have That Look of Love Down Pat

They Get Jealous of Other People

They're Completely in Sync

They're Comfortable Around Each Other

But They Also Keep Each Other on Their Toes

They Have Some Intense Sexual Tension

They Trust Each Other

They "Need" Each Other

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