Now that the season 3 finale of Game of Thrones, "Mhysa," aired last Sunday, it's time for fans of the geeky fantasy series to go into full-on mourning mode. It's been an emotional, gut-wrenching roller coaster ride, as we got to see some amazing moments with Daenerys and between Jaime and Brienne, but we literally screamed and swore at the television during the most tragic ones as well.

Now that season 3 has wrapped, we can't help but anticipate what's to come in season 4. For fans who haven't read the books, there are so many unanswered questions, mostly due to the fact that A Storm of Swords was broken up into two seasons -- so episode 10 provided very little closure.

Though, in typical Game of Thrones fashion, one question may be answered, only then forcing us to have to ask a hundred more. Will it ever end? (Probably not.) Here are the 40 biggest questions on Game of Thrones fans' minds after witnessing the conclusion of season 3. SPOILERS AHEAD.

The premiere of Dancing With the Stars season 17 is still a ways off, but so far it sounds like the format of the show is going to be much different than what we're used to. Instead of airing over two nights, it's now going down to only one evening per week. Then there are those pesky rumors about the judges being replaced -- or possibly a fourth judge being added to freshen things up a bit.

And based on a few comments made by DWTS pro Peta Murgatroyd, it sounds as though producers are hoping the changes will open up the ballroom to a whole new genre of viewers.

I'm pretty sure Game of Thrones wins for being the television show most likely to send your jaw crashing to the floor with its unexpected character deaths, but The Walking Dead must be running a close second. Even fans of the comics can't be sure who's safe, because the show has deviated from the original story on plenty of occasions. Some characters I was glad to see go, others felt like a major loss -- but each and every death came with its own unique OMFG moment. (No one on The Walking Dead ever, like, peacefully dies in their sleep, you know?)

If you've ever wondered what happened to some of the familiar faces who kicked the bucket on The Walking Dead, check out this spoiler-iffic list of the 8 most HOLY SHIT deaths to date -- and what the actors are up to now.

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I'm sure some people who aren't familiar with the original, U.K. version of the steamy series Mistresses, which made its premiere on ABC last week, hear the show's title and immediately think it's "glorifying," "glamorizing," or "celebrating" adultery. The answer to that is: No. Hell. NO. However, it does humanize what being cheated on or being driven to cheat is like -- something almost all of the female leads on the show are becoming uncomfortably familiar with at this point. 

For instance, last we saw Savi, she had just jumped her colleague Dominic ... in their law office, after a fight with her husband, Harry. "The Morning After" (the title of this week's episode, coincidentally), she's not gloating or even okay with what she's done. She's HORRIFIED and totally disillusioned with herself.

Yikes! Even though we all went into tonight's episode of The Bachelorette knowing that one of the dudes had a girlfriend who would show up and confront him for being a dirty cheater -- the whole exchange between Desiree Hartsock, Brian, and his girlfriend Stephanie was way nastier than we expected.

And honestly, I'm not quite sure whether Brian or Stephanie has the more believable story going on, but either way -- Des was smart to send him packing without trying to get to the bottom of things. If that much drama can go down in a span of a few minutes -- imagine what a lifetime with that guy would be like! (No thanks.)

There have been so many rumors about Teen Mom 2 and whether there will be a season 5 that it's hard to know what's real and what's not. The latest seems to be that Leah, Kailyn, Jenelle, and Chelsea WILL be returning for another season full of drama, insanity, and great TV. Seems shocking, no?

With all the issues Jenelle has encountered, it seemed almost impossible for the girls to return. But stranger things have happened, and lately, the rumor mill has had a lot of evidence to suggest a fifth season is in the works. Consider this:

Well, as far as I can tell, at this point, the thought that our attention should be focused on guessing whether "Megan Draper is dead or doomed" is a red herring. As of tonight's episode, "Favors," I'm convinced: Something else is coming at the end of season 6. (Though I wouldn't necessarily rule out a death.) One thing that's dead and buried: Sally Draper's idealization of Don.

It all started with Mitchell Rosen -- Sylvia and Arnold's son -- sitting in the Drapers' living room, confiding in Megan. He was telling her that he's been reclassified as 1A after sending back his military draft card in protest, and he was hoping maybe she had a hookup for him to run away to Canada. Of course she does, but Don says it's not their problem. Funny, because whether out of guilt for their affair or to win her back, he makes it his problem.

The women on Princesses: Long Island are no different than the women on any other reality show run by Bravo. They are rich, spoiled, inappropriately gaudy, and totally non-self-aware. This is not a new concept. But these girls ARE sort of different.

Unlike the Real Housewives, these are women in their late 20s and early 30s who live at home with their parents and seem to think that is normal. Really? They are also all Jewish, which may seem not all that offensive to the non-Jews out there, but for those of us who are Jewish? Ouch. It's a cringe-fest.

Because these girls are all stereotypes. Ashlee may be sweet. On the inside. But on the outside she is a spoiled, materialistic girl who wonders why she isn't yet married (none of the rest of us do). These women are stuck in a permanent adolescence when their real one left them behind about a decade ago.