What's a reality show to do when its first season doesn't do all that amazingly well? Pack up and move to a new locale, of course! That's the approach Breaking Amish is taking for its second season, which will feature an all new cast of young religious refugees trying to make sense of life in ... Los Angeles. Which isn't all that different from Lancaster, PA ... right??

I'll be straight with you: I have almost never committed myself to watching a TV show every week on the same night ever ... until this season of The Voice. Maybe it's the fact that I could stare at Usher for hours and never get bored. Maybe it's because I like the banter that goes on between Blake Shelton and Adam Levine. But one thing's for sure: I've been hooked. Tonight, The Voice will crown their season 3 winner, and with three talented acts left in the game -- Danielle Bradbery, Michelle Chamuel, and The Swon Brothers -- it's anyone's game.

OK ... so I lied. Not about watching The Voice religiously, that's true. But it's not anyone's game. In fact, I think there is such a clear winner of this thing that I'll give up eating ice cream cones completely if I'm wrong. It's hot out there people, that's a big sacrifice.

Let's talk The Voice winner, shall we?

Wow. Did things get a little serious on tonight's episode of The Bachelorette or what? (Other than the whole Mr. America pageant, that is. Eye roll.)

We might as well just go ahead and forget about what happened on the first half of the show. Because honestly, all that's truly worth discussing tonight is Desiree Hartsock and James' date witnessing the devastation of the Jersey shore that came as a result of Hurricane Sandy's wrath.

Next week, Mad Men season 6 comes to a close, and while we're not positive exactly how the extraordinarily violent season will culminate, conspiracy theorists positive that Megan Draper is headed for a fatal end have been put in their place by the show's creator Matthew Weiner.

When confronted with the big Q -- which was initially fueled by Megan wearing the t-shirt made famous by murdered actress Sharon Tate -- Weiner told the L.A. Times, "I don't want to spoil anything for people, but after Lane ... It’s just not part of the show. No one’s going to die." Say whaaaat?

Setting the stage for the season 6 finale that is already next week, this week's Mad Men, entitled "Quality of Mercy," seemed to be more about moving certain characters' plot lines forward more than any major, "OMG" moments. Then again, we got quite the OMG moment at the end of last week's episode when Sally caught Don and Sylvia, so maybe Matt Weiner figured that bought him at least a week off from a similar jaw-dropper.

That doesn't mean there wasn't still plenty of excitement. Don appears to be liquoring it up more than usual -- seemingly still stressed out about what happened with Sally and still on his inevitable slide down to rock bottom -- and even gets a "tsk"-ing from Megan, who remarks how he looks like hell and requests that he take the day off of work. By the time she's back from shooting, though, Don's feeling better, so they head out to see Rosemary's Baby ... where they bump into none other than Ted and Peggy.

With just two episodes of Mad Men season 6 to go, fans are on the edge of their seats waiting to see what the future -- aka 1969 and possibly beyond -- holds for Don Draper, SDCP SDCPCGC SC&P, of course Megan (is she doomed?!), Betty, the Draper kids (one of whom will never see her father the same way again ...), the Rosens, etc. Who else has a feeling everything is going to BLOW UP in the coming episodes?

It's no surprise Matthew Weiner keeping his lips zipped for the most part, but he didn't seem to have a problem spilling some teasers at a recent event honoring the show to turn up Emmy Awards heat. He actually talked about the season 6 finale, season 7, and what he and AMC could have in store for the show beyond that!

That said, here's what we know (so far) ... 

Gregor Clegane, the MountainIt's really, truly sad -- Game of Thrones season 3 is over, yet I still can't stop talking about the show. Nod along with me over how pathetic I am, it's all good. Of course, we're already gearing up for season 4, because Game of Thrones has some of the best fans ever.

Everyone knows at this point that A Storm of Swords was broken up into two seasons, and that the third book was by far the strongest of the series so far. So it's quite easy to speculate about everything that's going to go down in what should be an equally amazing season -- giving me plenty of opportunities to potentially spoil the crap out of what we might see next year (ugh, such a long wait!).

One of the characters fans are already talking about: Prince Oberyn Martell. He'll have a few big scenes in season 4 and will be a defender of one of our favorite characters.

SPOILERS about A Storm of Swords ahead! Do not continue if you have no idea who Oberyn Martell is! Okay?!

It hasn't even been a week since the season 3 finale of Game of Thrones, yet fans are still pretty desperate to figure out what's going to happen in season 4. Of course, they could pick up the book, A Storm of Swords, and read it, but seeing as it's super-long, sometimes it's easier to just click on to Wikipedia. Still, what's the fun in that? Wouldn't you have hated it if you had spoiled the Red Wedding for yourself before you had read the book or watched the show by reading a couple of summary sentences on a website?

Well, for those with the patience (and amazing self-control) to wait it out, after the not-so-final finale last Sunday, there were a lot of questions on fans' minds. As a reader of A Storm of Swords, I'm not about to answer them all (not quite yet, plus I cannot read HBO producers' minds), but here's a sort of teaser on what you will get answers to. There are spoilers ahead. Fair warning!