Amazon Wednesday released a teaser video trailer for the finale of its Emmy-winning drama series Transparent, which will air this fall.

The "Musicale Finale” will follow the series' main family the Pfeffermans, who --facing a life-changing loss -- begin a journey where they confront grief and come together to celebrate connection, joy, and transformation, according to Amazon. 

Transparent, created by Jill Soloway, stars Judith Light, Gaby Hoffmann, Amy Landecker, Jay Duplass, Alexandra Billings, Kathryn Hahn, Shakina Nayfack and Trace Lysette, said the streaming service. 

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HBO drew a record 19.3 million for last night’s Game of Thrones final episode across its various platforms, besting last week’s audience numbers.

The final episode of GoT’s eighth and final season topped the 18.4 million viewers that tuned into the series' May 12 episode, the prior record, said network officials. The episode also was also the most watched single linear telecast ever for the network, drawing 13.6 million viewers and beating out 13.4 million viewers that watched the 2002 season four premiere of The Sopranos, said HBO.

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Overall, season eight of Game of Thrones averaged 44.2 million viewers per episode in gross audience, an increase of more than 10 million viewers when compared to season seven, according to HBO.

HBO’s Emmy-winning series Barry benefited from the big Game of Thrones audience, reaching a series high 2.7 million for its season finale, up 253% compared to last season’s finale of 774,000. The series is currently averaging 4.8 million viewers in gross audiences, up from last year’s 4.4 million, according to HBO. 

The finale of HBO’s Game of Thrones will debut Sunday with much fanfare -- and probably a record number of viewers for the pay channel.

Last Sunday’s penultimate episode set a network audience record as 18.4 million viewers tuned in across HBO's platforms (linear, HBO GO and HBO NOW) according to the network, exceeding the previous series high of 17.8 million viewers HBO reported two weeks ago for the April 28 Winterfell war episode.

The excitement surrounding the Game of Thrones finale brings to mind the hype surrounding another HBO series finale more than a decade ago. The Sopranos was itself a cultural phenomenon as well as a critical and audience success for the premium channel heading into its series finale back in 2007.

Like Game Of Thrones today, The Sopranos back then was the network’s most successful show, and was on track to set a network viewership record for a finale. The infamous Made In America final episode eventually drew a record 11.9 million viewers, according to Nielsen.

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Most industry observers would bet that the audience across HBO’s various platform views for Sunday’s Game of Thrones episode will dwarf The Sopranos’ final episode viewership as HBO and fans bid farewell to television’s top Emmy-winning series. The penultimate episode, "The Bells," drew 18.4 million viewers across platforms.

Sunday’s Game of Thrones will also certainly draw its share of detractors who will dislike how the show finally ends. Already more than 600,000 people have signed a Change.org petition calling for a rewrite of the entire final season of the series, adding that the show “deserves a final season that makes sense.”

Of course, you can still find people in 2019 who are still talking about the Sopranos’ final restaurant scene that left viewers in limbo on the fate of the series' protagonist Tony Soprano 12 years ago. 

One thing the Game Of Thrones finale will produce: a rare water-cooler moment for a linear television show. 

Freeform will end its long-running drama series The Fosters with a three-night series finale event debuting on June 4, the network said Wednesday. 

The series, which follows a multi-ethnic family mix of adopted and biological teens raised by two moms, will end its fifth and final season with three shows running June 4 through the series'  June 6 finale, the network said. The three shows will feature several guest stars, including Abigail Cowen (Wisdom of the Crowd), Robert Gant (Queer as Folk), Susan Walters (Teen Wolf), Beau Mirchoff (Awkward) and Spencer List (The Bachelors), said network officials. 

The Fosters is produced by Nuyorican Productions, Inc. in association with Freeform, with Greg Gugliotta, Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas and Benny Medina serving as executive producers for the series.