TV moments that made us go WTF in 2013 A sneak peek at the final episode in the famed series, Breaking Bad. Courtesy AMC. Walter White. OK, SO it's true that we often make fun of TV shows, and often deservedly so. But we also take great delight in talking about those shows that genuinely surprise us with plot twists - whether unexpected or contrived. So, in that vein, here's the New York Post's list of the 'Top 10 WTF? Moments' from 2013. Some of them were good and some of them were bad - but all of them had us buzzing. (Spoiler alert! There are several "reveals" in the following list.) Family Guy kills off Brian the Dog. (And then brings him back): Stewie lost his best mate ... but only for a while. Fans of the popular sitcom were stunned when the beloved Brian was hit by a car and died, the weeping Griffin Family by his side. Many thought the sarcastic talking dog's demise wasn't final - and he was brought back to life a couple of weeks later via Stewie's time machine. As Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane said via Twitter, "I mean, you didn't really think we'd kill off Brian, did you?" The Red Wedding episode on Game of Thrones: Talk about a brutal episode. Those who read George RR Martin's books knew it was coming, but even they were shocked by its savagery and might have been fooled by the episode's title, The Rains of Castamere. And for Game of Thrones fans who only knew the show via HBO? Fuggedaboutit. Frank Underwood morphs into a cold-blood killer on House of Cards: Kevin Spacey will do anything for power in "House of Cards." Kevin Spacey's morally corrupt, power-hungry congressman murders drug-addled US Rep. Peter Russo (Corey Stoll), then makes it look like a suicide. Nice guy. First Lady Mellie's Big Reveal on Scandal: The President and First Lady in "Scandal." Scandal unexpectedly made Mellie (Bellamy Young) the heroine of the show in an extended flashback that showed how she was raped by her creepy, soused father-in-law (Barry Bostwick). It was a shocker of the first order. Breaking Bad goes out in a blaze of gory glory: Bryan Cranston, as Walter White, in the final scene from "Breaking Bad." OK, so it was a bit far-fetched that a cancer-wracked Walter White (Bryan Cranston) could concoct a whirling, remote-controlled machine gun located in the trunk of his car - and hit all his marks. When did he become MacGyver? Still, this scene in the series finale was a shocker and wrapped up lots of loose ends, including (finally!) Walter's demise. Carrie's pregnancy on Homeland: As if Carrie Mathison's (Claire Danes) faked hospitalisation wasn't enough? Now she's carrying Brody's (Damian Lewis) love child? Please. Matthew Crawley's death on Downton Abbey: Lady Mary and Matthew Crawley from "Downton Abbey." Dan Stevens, who played Matthew Crawley, decided rather late in the game he wanted to go at the end his three-year contract. Creator Julian Fellowes didn't want to have to start Season 4, which premieres next month, with another family death scene and funeral, so he just made poor Matthew the victim of a car crash - on the same day his son and heir, George, was born. This article originally appeared in The New York Post