The viewers who are still crying for Prince Oberyn’s death (Pedro Pascal) do not need to be sad anymore, because in the season of 5, there will be the families such as Oberyn brother, Doran Martell, will show off. This character will be played by Alexander Siddig who is so easy to get mad. And the son, Trystane Martell, will be played by Toby Sebastian.

Meanwhile, an Academy Award nominee artist, Keisha Castle-Hughes, will play for Obara Sand who is the oldest daughter of Oberyn but also a tough knight. The other Oberyn daughter, Nymeria Sand is entrusted to Jessica Henwick who is elegant but so expert in using a whip. Then, there is Rosabell Laurenti Sellers as Tyene Sand with her mainstay weapon, Twin dagger.

The rise of the reality show has been a phenomenon. Just when you thought you have seen everything, they invent a new one. Reality TV is now available in just about every topic you never imagined and documenting just about every occupation ever worked. Many of these reality shows document the experience of paranormal researchers and cryptologists trying to catch myth, legends and folklore on tape to prove that these things really exist.

One of my favorite cryptids is Bigfoot. Whether this creature of legend is a myth, extinct, or still exists is a debate among cryptologists, scientists, and skeptics. I like to believe that this type of creature is really out there: likely illusive, scared of humans, and lives in remote areas that humans hardly trek. When you consider all of the new species constantly being discovered, one of which is a monkey just discovered in 2012, and the fact that the largest cave in the world was just uncovered in 2009, it really opens the possibility for other undiscovered places, animals, and things on this giant planet of ours.

The age of the sitcom and episodic drama is over. Now, many popular television shows are more like long movies with each episode built onto the last as it works toward a compelling climax. There are dozens of amazing new programs from both premium and regular cable channels. Here are the top five shows to look out for in the coming months:

1.) The Walking Dead. Based on a popular graphic novel, just completed its second season and fans are already clamoring for its return. Combining zombie survival with complex character-driven narratives and lots of intrigue, The Walking Dead is one of the most innovative revivals of horror on television. Even more interesting is the show''s interactive fan site and talk show, The Talking Dead, which encourages viewers to chime in with opinions and speculation.