Not true. Plenty of people die off-page.

No way is this show ever going to forgo showing banging.

Wall-to-wall Wall? Well, that could get a bit dull,

When I first saw the show, I didn't really get what was so great about it. It seemed mildly interesting, but didn't seem to justify all the critical and popular love it got. I didn't start warming up to it until season 2, and fell in love with it slowly. But I still felt that season 1 was terrible - until I rewatched…

GoT gave us a head sliced off horizontally in season 2's 'Blackwater'.

Oh, I'm not disagreeing that Stannis wants a Stark as the Lord of the North. But he's not out there fighting in the snow because he thinks the Starks have been wronged. He's there because he got trounced in the south by the Lannisters and Tyrells, and so he's had to fall back on the North to start his conquest of the…

According to the prophecy, she slays a giant in a castle made of snow. Maybe she and Littlefinger end up in Winterfell somehow?

It was way before the duel. The Tully kids and Littlefinger got drunk when they were young teens or tweens, and then Lysa snuck into LF's bed, though LF believed it was Cat.

It's interesting how the default at work has switched from being drunk - or at least drinking heavily - to being sober through the course of the series. In season 1, people who didn't drink at work - like Peggy - were portrayed as wet blankets. Now the one's who do drink at work are embarrassments.

It's originally a novella. It's a series of three novellas (so far - two more are expected): The Hedge Knight, The Sworn Sword, and The Mystery Knight. All very enjoyable.

Presumably, he can explain it away by saying that she's not really his niece, she's his niece (wink, wink).

Nothing is Freudian enough for GoT. If Freud saw it, he'd say "Come on now, that's just sick. Nobody's that Oedipal."

So, in other words, SweetRobin needs to take a one-way trip through the Moon Door.

Well, it's not like Ygritte was the queen of hygiene … how many baths do you think she's had in her life - two?

And while she's jumping around in joy at winning the lottery, she'll trip and fall through the Moon Door. Littlefinger will shake his head in mock dismay, and say "Sansa has the worst luck."

'Breakfast'? There ain't no such word. It's 'break his fast'.

He's not going to retake the North for the Starks, he's going to retake it for himself. If Davos does manage to turn up with Rickon, Stannis might be persuaded to let lil ol' Ricky be the nominal Lord of the North.

I so need a chocolate-chip Death Star cake right now …

Please read my points before making such a pointless comment. I already stated that my objections are not based on what the makers were trying to portray. They may have intended to show Peggy being a Klansman for all I care. My point was that the action is not racist in itself, and makes much more sense as a perfectly…

The makers may or may not have been getting into racial issues there - I don't know. But that's beside the point. The fact remains that not leaving a purse full of money in front of someone you barely know is just a rational thing to do, and the race of the people involved has squat to do with it. Just because one…