VH1’s “Couples Therapy with Dr. Jenn” just wrapped its sixth season of relationship problems and over-the-top drama. This season featured Mob Wife, Angela “Big Ang” Raiola and her husband, Neil Murphy along with four other couples who found themselves at a cross-road. Every season, couples delve into their deep issues and struggles while host and counselor, Dr. Jenn Man, attempts to give participants guidance and support.

Before binge-watch the season, here are seven things about the show that we think you should know:

1. Season six cast includes Janice Dickinson and Dr. Robert “Rocky” Gerner, Angela “Big Ang” Raiola and Neil Murphy, Joe Budden and Kaylin Garcia, Carmin Carrera and Adrian Torres, Scott Stapp and Jaclyn Stapp.

2. Dr. Jenn Mann is based out of Beverly Hills and has a private practice specializing in marriage, family and child therapy. Her practice has been open for more than twenty years. Clients seek her help for issues including relationship issues, eating disorders, substance abuse, depression, sexual abuse and anxiety.

3. Dr. Jenn has appeared on many TV shows including The Oprah Winfrey Show, The Today Show, The Early Show and CNN. She is also an author and award-willing columnist. Her books include 12 Ways to Give Your Child a Head Start in the First 3 Years and The A to Z Guide to Raising Happy Confident Kids and Rockin’ Babies.

4. Couples on the show are typically reality TV stars who are currently out of the spotlight. Past stars include Linda Hogan, DMX, Jon Gosselin, Jenna Jameson as well as Dough Hutchison and his very young wife, Courtney Stodden.

5. Dr. Jenn isn’t the only professional on the show. Couples also get help from Dr. Mike Dow, the show’s Head Counselor. Dow is a psychotherapist, author and relationship expert. He appears regularly on The Dr. Oz Show, Anderson Cooper 360, and The Rachel Ray Show. This season will also feature Dr. Christian Conte, former host of “Coaching Bad” on SPIKE TV and anger management specialist.

6. All of the couples seeking counseling on “Couples Therapy with Dr. Jenn” live in the same house while filming the season together. While living at the treatment center, they undergo three weeks of intensive therapy- group, couples, individual, family, and therapeutic exercises.

7. If you can’t get enough of Dr. Jenn, VH1 has developed a spin-off called “Family Therapy with Dr. Jenn” featuring families of “stars” seeking to explore the difficult ties that bind families. All participants live in the same house while going through therapy just as in “Couples Therapy with Dr. Jenn” and go through intense exercises and counseling.

Bottom-line? If you’re looking for your next guilty pleasure, you should absolutely tune in for the non-stop drama on “Couples Therapy with Dr. Jenn.” However, if you’re looking for advice and tips that you could apply to your own relationships, you may want to look elsewhere. Dr. Jenn Mann is definitely a legitimate counselor helping real people in the real world with real-life problems, but this show is purely for entertainment while also serving as a reminder that money and fame truly do not and cannot buy you happiness – or common sense.

Season 6 Cast members:

Angela “Big Ang” Raiola and Neil Murphy.
Joe Budden and Kaylin Garcia.
Janice Dickinson and Dr. Robert “Rocky” Gerner.
Scott Stapp and Jaclyn Stapp.
Carmen Carrera and Adrian Torres.

If the creator of “Parks and Recreation” and “The Office” can maintain his track record, then this fall’s “The Good Place” is sure to please. It is set to star comedic experts Kristen Bell and Ted Danson and is based on a very simple principle: a woman dies and goes to the “good place,” when it is clear that she has led a life in which she should have never ended up there.

This is where the story begins…and according to Variety: “Eleanor learns that a clerical mistake has been made, and she’s not supposed to be in the good place. She can’t let this be known, given the alternative. So she has to hide in plain sight — and somehow try to be a better person.”

Executives at NBC did not even want to test the series with a pilot, opting to buy the story and produce it for fall production. This, creator Mike Schur says, will allow the show to “unfold far more deliberately. There’s a lot more room to be funny, hopefully, and tell a more interesting story.”

In an unusual programming strategy, the show is going to feature only 13 episodes and use a “short run”. This has left industry experts excited by the prospect of tighter storytelling, and the casting is another huge element of the buzz.

Bell is a contemporary star with a huge fan following for her quirky humor and natural skills as a comedian. Danson is coming off a long run in drama and dark comedy, returning to straightforward humor many years after finishing up on “Cheers”. The show is touted as traditional comedy, and has been described by creators as energetic and fun.

So, how will the writers create a following for a show about a woman who wakes up dead, and through a clerical error ends up in the good place rather than her actual, authentic destination? The creators have cited the use of simple humor and unusual settings. Creating a “folksy version of heaven, a town filled with stores called ‘Everything Fits’ and ‘Warm Blankets’ and ‘Infinite Light’ and ‘All the Books.'” Of course, there is also the fact that in “heaven” everything is meant to provide you with your ultimate level of happiness.

Because of this, heavenly homes are decorated to suit our favorite styles. In the case of Bell’s Eleanor, the clerical error spills over into this area and her home is jarringly decorated with a startling number of clowns. She is also in a place without swearing, alcohol, and an overabundance of frozen yogurt.

What else do we know? Until now, the creators of the show have been tight-lipped about the plot, promising only one of the most unique half-hours of programming in a long while, and with quality performers headlining, it is likely to be a “good place” to find yourself on Thursday evenings. It will debut on Monday, September 19 and then move to a Thursday evening slot at 8:30 PM.

Many television enthusiasts are excited about the upcoming fall programming. After all, we get to see who died on the Walking Dead among many other revelations. However, the new shows have a lot to brag on, and if “Frequency” lives up to the hype, it is going to rank as one of the hottest shows to appear in some time.

In a review from Lindsay Macdonald, we read that the program “is about to be the best show on The CW” and then go on to learn exactly why. The theme of the show is a bit complex, as explained in a PopSugar article:

A woman accidentally alters the present when she’s able to contact her father, who is twenty years in the past, in this reboot of the 2000 movie of the same name.

The way this show is going to work looks like this – a female detective finds that she can use an old CB radio to speak with her father. The thing is, he’s been dead for two decades. Because of her chance to talk to him as if he is in “real-time”, she warns him of his impending death. When he is able to dodge this event it, quite naturally, alters her present.

As one reviewer said, “mother nature doesn’t like it when you rearrange her furniture” and from the moment her father fails to die, the main character’s current life begins to unravel.

Described as fast paced, it is based on a 2000 feature film that starred Jim Caviezel and Dennis Quaid, and has already garnered a lot of attention from fans of that movie. Opting for a female lead is a distinct spin, and many insist that it is simply CW seeking to capitalize on the trend in strong female leads, though it is unarguably an interesting spin on a pre-existing story.

Fans of the Fox hit “Fringe” will appreciate this program for its “alternate reality” take on things. Instead of using a time travel element, “Frequency” is going to integrate the “time as river” concept, stating that any changes in the past create an alternate timeline with entirely new events – though both timelines (original and altered) may exist at once.

Confused? Don’t be, advanced reviews say that the show and its story is handled very well, and even allows room for posing ethical questions about meddling with things already done. It also integrates the father-daughter team working together to solve an unsolved case, and even brings up the issue of the “butterfly effect”!

Created by the makers of “Supernatural” and “Being Human” the show stars Peyton List, Riley Smith, Mekhi Phifer, Anthony Ruivivar, Lenny Jacobson and Devin Kelley. So, if you love yourself a good unsolved murder, a time travel story, father-daughter dynamics, and in-depth discussions about the consequences of altering the past, you will probably want to set aside the time to watch “Frequency” when it hits the airwaves on October 5, 2016.

To summarize what many are saying about the latest season of Orange is the New Black or OITNB, let’s turn to one Vox.com reviewer:

…incredibly bleak. It was so brutally hard to watch sometimes that knots would form in my stomach and stay for hours — and yet I couldn’t stop. This latest set of episodes is a powerful reminder of why this show was, and remains, so hypnotizing.

Enough said? Maybe not, and it is important to understand more about this surprising hit. From the powerful opening montage with its haunting theme song by Regina Spektor, fans tend to be hooked straight away. However, one of the things that viewers may forget is the fact that from its theme song to its individual characters and episodes, Orange Is the New Black is about one thing – the willpower it takes to survive confinement.

And season four is making that incredibly clear. Digging deeper than other seasons, it is exploring power struggles from every conceivable angle, with the biggest question being just who should have the power inside the prison walls.

Taking its cues from reality, including the look at a prison shifting from state control to a for-profit entity, it shows how miserable and failed our current prison system has become. Overcrowding, cheap workers, poorly planned accommodation, and the tensions that build from such clashing values serve as the spine of the season’s storylines.

In the midst of this major shift, viewers had to track two power struggles – one at the administrative level and the other at the prisoner level. The prisoners deal with constant racial strife, with classic color lines making life a misery. Victimization at the hands of guards, another element pulled from real life, continues in the narrative, as does the horror of solitary confinement techniques. The privileged class makes an appearance, causing even more strife and conflict and yet this season builds on the tension between inmates and guards the most.

As a reviewer explained:

…new Litchfield marching orders become never thinking of the prisoners as people but rather as faceless criminals who deserve nothing but the walls surrounding them.

Prisons as business alter the entire dynamic of real-world settings, and it has greatly changed the entire “vibe” of Orange is the New Black too. In the name of saving money and boosting profit margins, administrators make fatally flawed choices or create systems in which the abuse of power creates human suffering at unprecedented levels. What is everyone saying about the fourth season of the show? It is dark, and it is startlingly realistic. It is a revealing season, allowing fans to get to know characters a bit better than ever before, and yet the sense of confinement is the strongest most have ever experienced. Trapped and fighting for any sense of personal space, freedom or individuality, the main characters are much less about entertainment this season, and far more realistic.

It’s hard to believe that it’s been ten whole years since the first episode of Real Housewives of Orange County debuted. Since then, we’ve seen seemingly countless spinoffs, including Real Housewives of New Jersey, Atlanta, Beverly Hills, New York, and even DC. Now, with a new trailer out for season 11 of Real Housewives of Orange County, we’re looking forward to even more craziness.

We’ll Welcome Back the Original Cast!

First, old school fans of the show will definitely appreciate that season 11 will bring back all their favorites. The whole original cast is back, including Tamra Judge, Heather Dubrow, Vicki Gunvalson, Meghan King Edmonds, and Shannon Beador. That’s not all, though. You can look forward to getting to know Kelly Dodd, Meghan’s raunchy BFF!

Starting Where We Left Off Last Season

Fans will be happy to know that they won’t be missing a bit of the drama between Vicki and the other women. You’ll get to know all about her part in her ex’s cancer scandal, and there’s definitely going to be some drama with her and the other girls over it.

Of course, it wouldn’t be Real Housewives of Orange County if there weren’t some surprises. For example, from the sneak peek we got at the trailer, it looks like things might not be over between Vicki and her ex. At one point, she calls him and says, “Brooks. This is Vicki. I believed you and I loved you!” Maybe she’s just still angry, or maybe their story isn’t over yet.

Hashing Out Old Problems

It looks like Shannon’s husband David isn’t off the hook yet for the affair he had last season, either. At a barbecue, Shannon says, “You think that I pushed you to have an affair!?” We might learn even more about what happened there, and who knows what’s in the future for Shannon and David? Could we be looking at another RHOC divorce?

Trouble in Paradise?

Speaking of marital strife, we always thought that Heather and her husband Terry (known for his plastic surgery work on Botched) were the perfect couple. That might not be the case, though. Tensions are high between the two when Heather snaps at Terry, and there might be more drama to come!

The Infamous Dune Buggy Accident

Finally, if you’re a fan of Real Housewives of Orange County, you’ve probably already heard about the dune buggy accident that Tamra and Vicki were involved in. They claim that they weren’t drinking, and we’ve heard that they’re okay, but we’ll have to tune into the show to see what really happened that day.

Are you ready for yet another season of some of the most entertaining reality TV on television today? Over the past ten years, we’ve grown to know and love these women and their insane marriages and relationships, and it looks like season 11 won’t let us down, either. Who’s your favorite Real Housewife? Do you think Shannon and David will make it? Are Vicki and Brooks really done? We can only wait and find out!

With so much going on as we follow several plots and schemes throughout the show, it can be easy to lose track of different characters, especially new ones. So who’s joined the cast for season six? Who are their characters? And what are they doing? Here’s your guide to the latest additions to your favorite HBO show!

Max von Sydow Joins as the Three-Eyed Raven

Max von Sydow – Game of Thrones

Nominated for Oscars for two roles, you’ll remember von Sydow from his roles in films like “Shutter Island” and “Minority Report”. In “Game of Thrones”, he’s the Three-Eyed Raven from Bran’s dreams. The character isn’t new, but von Sydow is replacing Struan Rodger who played him in season four.

Richard E. Grant as Izembaro

Richard E Grant – Game of Thrones

Fans of British comedies from the ‘80s and ‘90s will immediately recognize Grant, but so will fans of HBO’s “Girls” and “Downton Abbey”. This season, he plays Izembaro, the lead actor in a group performing a play titled “The Bloody Hand”.

Essie Davis as Cersei in “The Bloody Hand”

Essie Davis – Game of Thrones

Another of the players in “The Bloody Hand” portrays Cersei. Actress Essie Davis recently gained fame for her role in the wildly popular horror film “The Babadook”.

James Faulkner as Randyll Tarly

James Faulkner – Game of Thrones

Samwell Tarly’s father shows up in season six, played by James Faulkner. You may remember him as the creepy and kind of pervy uncle from “Bridget Jones’ Diary”.

Melanie Liburd as High Priestess Kinvara

Melanie Liburd – Game of Thrones

Think that Melisandre’s the only woman in red on “Game of Thrones”? Think again! There’s another High Priestess coming to town, and she’ll be played by the gorgeous Melanie Liburd, known for her roles in “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation” and “Dracula”.

Joe Naufahu as Khal Moro

Joe Naufahu – Game of Thrones

Those who’ve been missing Khal Drogo might have a new favorite character in season six. Played by Joe Naufahu – who will appear in the upcoming “Ghost in the Shell” live action movie – Khal Moro was mentioned in one of the previous “Game of Thrones” books, but he hasn’t had a big role until now, when he’ll be an ally to everyone’s favorite Mother of Dragons.

Of course, there are other new characters popping up on “Game of Thrones” this season, and we’re sure to see a lot of big upsets that will surprise even the most intense fans of the books and the show (“Shut the door”, anyone?). This guide should help you keep track of some of the most interesting and fierce characters who’ll be introduced this season, though. Have fun watching them as they race to see who will claim the throne!