Not much...just Real Housewives and then I was out for the count!

The answer to Friday's Trivia Question: Lily Tucker Pritchett has 2 Dad: Cameron and Mitch on the show Modern Family

FIRST FIVES : Elke Raskob, James Gabriele, Bobby Aguilera, Karen Heniger & Sue McNamara

Honorable Mention : Rachel Snyder

Themes: The entire theme was Dad's from different Decades. Dads/Father's Day was easy. Only one person got the decades part which was pretty impressive.

Thursday's Broadcast Top 5

NBA Final-ABC 5.8/14.1
NBA Countdown-ABC 2.7/7.3
Jimmy Kimmel Game Night-ABC 2.4/7.1
The Big Bang Theory-CBS 2.0/8.3
Hell's Kitchen-FOX 2.0/5.0

Thursday's Broadcast Trendrr Top 5

NBA Finals-ABC 2,632,253
Hannibal-NBC 48,087
Hell's Kitchen-FOX 44,882
The Big Bang Theory-CBS 36,126
The Vampire Diaries-CW 31,160

Thursday's Cable Top 5

Pawn Stars-History 1.4/4.7
The Big Bang Theory-TBS 1.3/3.1
Burn Notice-USA 1.2/4.2
Swamp People-History 1.1/3.5
Sullivan & Sons-TBS .9/2.0

Thursday's Cable Trendrr Top 5

Burn Notice-USA 58,292
Big Time Rush-Nick 46,685
Impact Wrestling-Spike 28,127
Graceland-USA 27,147
Showville-AMC 26,804

Friday's Broadcast Top 5
20/20-ABC 1.5/4.9
What Would You Do?-ABC 1.3/4.0
Dateline-NBC 1.0/5.6
Rock Center-NBC .9/4.5
Undercover Boss-CBS .9/4.1

Friday's Broadcast Trendrr Top 5
Supernatural-CW 11,847
20/20-ABC 9,935
Dateline-NBC 8,627
Bones-FOX 6,892
Shark Tank-ABC 5,571

Friday's Cable Top 5

NA

Friday's Cable Trendrr Top 5
WWE Smackdown-Syfy 76,615
Fashion Police-E! 27,253
Marriage Boot Camp-WE 15,320
I Found the Gown-TLC 14,078
Flea Market Flip-HGTV 13,604

Real Housewives of NJ
Every single week that I watch this show, I get more annoyed. My anger and annoyance seems to be shifting around a lot lately. I used to love Caroline but now, I'm really disgusted by her. Last season she HATED Teresa, hated her. She really wasn't even friendly with Melissa & Joe and now it seems to be her mission to help Teresa patch up all of her relationships. The thing is, Joe, Kathy and Jaqueline don't seem to care as much as Caroline does. The entire thing makes absolutely no sense. But then again, nothing about last night's show made any sense.

All of a sudden EVERYONE was working out at the Get Fit Fitness Center? Never heard of it before. We know that Kathy doesn't work out EVER, and I can't believe all of these women don't have personal trainers, so okay, it's a product integration, and I get that, but IT HAS TO MAKE SENSE PEOPLE. The best product integrations feel organic not ridiculous.

Next ridiculous moment...Joe Giudice and Gia going out for ice cream and talking about the birds and the bees. Great convo..."Kissing is disgusting?" "Don't give boys anything". "Hairy grill?" Joe telling is daughter she's a midget was really great to see too. What is wrong with these people? Shall I continue? I feel I must.

Here are all the other things that were ridiculous:
-Caroline who constantly says how moral and ethical she is, lied to Joe Gorga about Teresa wanting to meet with him.
-I know that Autism is brutal, and you'll try everything, but didn't you find the hyperbaric chamber just a little out there?
-Pretty sure that Melissa Gorga lied about seeing her father-in-law in the hospital, but now I'm not even sure. Didn't they all not go see him because Joe Gorga was sick and they didn't want to risk it? Why did she tell Teresa she went? I hate to say I agree with Teresa on anything, but if you're too sick to go visit your father-in-law, should you be at the gym working out and spreading germs there?
-How insane is it that Caroline's sister brought a humongous pig home to Caroline's house? Caroline didn't even bat an eye, she just got some stuff and headed back to Hoboken.
-Was it me or were Teresa & Joe using Gia's party for themselves and the show? Teresa's kids are all so screwed it's not even funny. Did you see how Joe Giudice tortured Christopher, Gia's BFFL? OMG what a total d*ck!
-Richie is out of his mind. There is no way that anyone would remain that calm if they came home and found their son and his aunt pulling up in your Ferrari, let alone on a crazy rainy day. Kathy had the right idea in freaking out, Richie hugging Joseph and asking him how cool of a driver he was is maddening.

The show is just so ridiculous, but it was all I watched last night...fell asleep super early.

NEWS & INFORMATION

-May online video rankings are out and some crazy great news for AOL. They moved up seven spots to #2, when you look at unique viewers (36.12 million in April to 53.85 million in May). Online video in general had a great month, check it out:

• 182 million Americans watched nearly 41 billion online videos in May. This was a decent increase vs. April (181.9 million Americans watched 38.8 billion online videos).
• Based on unique viewers, the top online video content properties were: Google/YouTube (154.54 million), Facebook (60.43 million), AOL (53.85 million), VEVO (52 million), and NDN (46.6 million).
• Based on video streams, the top video properties were: Google/YouTube (13.96 billion), AOL (838.93 million), and Facebook (727.38 million).
• Americans watched more than 15.8 billion video ads during the month, a pretty noticeable spike from 13.3 billion video ads watched in April.
• The top video ad properties (by number of views/impressions): BrightRoll (2.62 billion); Google/YouTube (2.55 billion); LiveRail (2.13 billion); Adap.tv (2.10 billion); and Hulu (1.67 billion).
• Time spent watching video ads totaled over 6 billion minutes, with BrightRoll accounting for the highest duration at 1.3 billion minutes.
• Hulu, as always, delivered the highest number of ads to viewers with an average of 71 per viewer.

I didn't watch the Daytime Emmy's but for anyone who's interested, here are the winners:

Outstanding Drama Series:

Days of Our Lives

Outstanding Game Show:

The Price is Right

Outstanding Talk Show-Entertainment:

The Ellen DeGeneres Show

Outstanding Talk Show-Informative:

The Dr. Oz Show

Outstanding Morning Program:

CBS Sunday Morning

Outstanding Culinary Program:

TIE -- The Best Thing I Ever Made and Trisha's Southern Kitchen

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series:

Doug Davidson, The Young and the Restless

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series:

Heather Tom, The Bold and the Beautiful

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series:

TIE -- Scott Clifton, The Bold and the Beautiful and Billy Miller, The Young and the Restless

Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series:

Julie Marie Berman, General Hospital

Outstanding Younger Actor in a Drama Series:

Chandler Massey, Days of Our Lives

Outstanding Younger Actress in a Drama Series:

Kristen Alderson, General Hospital

Outstanding Game Show Host:

Ben Bailey, Cash Cab

Outstanding Drama Series Writing Team:

The Bold and the Beautiful

Outstanding Talk Show Host:

Ricki Lake, The Ricki Lake Show

Lifetime Achievement:

Monty Hall, Let's Make a Deal

Outstanding Culinary Host:

Lidia Bastianich, Lidia's Italy

Outstanding Drama Series Directing Team:

The Bold and the Beautiful

Outstanding Special Class Animated Program:

Star Wars: The Clone Wars

Lifetime Achievement:

Bob Stewart

Outstanding Original Song:

"Good Afternoon" for Good Afternoon America

Monday's Trivia Question: What do Freaks & Geeks, Glee and The Wonder Years all have in common?

Send your Trivia Answer to Kristy at Kristy@watchingwaytoomuch.com.

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