I do not think so, but you may be right. I think they will have to advance at least through the Boltons before everyone really gets on the same page to defeat them. They seem to be really not taking them seriously because of the wall, so that will have to go before all the many characters really say, "oh, crap" and…

Yes, but they are presenting Tommen as too weak to do that, per my original comment, plus they have established he actually loves Margery (the fool) and that is staying his hand.

well, the sparrows are the most immediate threat to them. They cannot go to war while they are such a huge problem. I think this is what will doom the Lannisters. They lost control in King's landing and now the Dornish are going to be marching against them and Tommen is too weak. The double threat is too much and…

knock yourself out, I'll add them to my collection.

I think the white walkers destroying the wall is the season cliffhanger for sure. They have to do that sooner or later and it has been shown they are too close for that not to happen soon.

I have to think (just speculation) Sam will not train as a maester. As the review says, it would take too long to work in the story, so something (I am guessing his dad who was established in the story is very disappointed in his son which is why he is in the night's watch to begin with) will stop it and he will go…

Talk about stalkers, your comment is just about the most bizarre thing I have ever encountered..you are going through my comment history for a TV show review? You are a weird person. The type of person you are? Thinking one of 10 million people who voted for Trump is somehow bad. Weirdo.

THANK YOU on the Umbers handing over Rikkon, that was really a headscratcher. Man, these northerners are really pieces of crap, its hard to believe they are the same people we saw in season 1. If they all die, no one will be happier than me. They made a big deal of how loyal they were, and you basically turn over a…

I can say I am pretty disappointed with the direwoves too. When the show began, they looked bad-ass, but they certainly have not done a very good job of protecting their masters and I am now really thinking it was a huge waste of time. Really, what was the point of them when seen now instead of in season 1?

This might be heresy, but I like the tv show better than the books.  It actually provides more motive than the books and cuts out the more boring parts.  Bran's story after Winterfell in the books have been a great deal of nothing so far.  Having Talisa be a spy is actually a welcome development since in the books I…

I might be seen as a heretic, but I actually like the TV show better than the books.  In the books, things are senseless or cruel (I know that is the point btw) but the TV show actually is making things like the red wedding make more sense by showing it is because he mirrored his father's sense of honor and naivete…