I have never seen one episode of Game of Thrones. Not likely to watch once it's all wrapped up, but these numbers took a big bounce from last week.

I don't have an opinion on much of anything this week. I do question if Married to Medicine LA has done well enough to get another shot, but it might if the plan is to throw it on Friday nights like the regular show.

This past week kicked off the final season of one of the last ratings juggernauts on TV and it featured the resurrection of a show that has been dead for nearly a decade.

Some strange things going on with Martha and Snoop's show. First, they quietly changed the name of it, but they still consider it to be season 3, they meant to premiere it next month, but they are advertising it to come on at a totally different day and time now (at 11pm, which is usually considered to be a burnoff zone for anything on cable that isn't a talk show). I have no idea what any of it means. It will be a challenge just to try to keep track of it.

I could have thrown up a list several hours ago, but there were a few too many shows to talk about this week and I couldn't ignore them.

The biggest news of the week was the announced ending of the long-running series Supernatural, a show that is older than The CW network itself. I also want to note that Freeform probably hoped to see better numbers for their Pretty Little Liars spinoff.

This is actually my 550th post on this blog, but I'm much too distracted to celebrate it.