I loved him on Downton Abbey.

Yeah, my personal opinion is that he only did it because Jaime put a dagger to his throat and then tried to make the best of the situation.

I made the same mistake you did. But now that I know that Littlefinger tossed the necklace in the boat I'm assuming he took careful account of the tides and currents of the Blackwater Rush when he set up the rendezvous to make sure the boat washed up where it would be found by the right people. Hell, Littlefinger…

I can. As it turns out, devious plots smell an awful lot like chicken picata.

I disagree, I thought it was a very believable and well founded turn. Tyrion tried being cruel to be kind and ended their relationship with a pretty vicious speech (remember the "unfit to bear my children" speech?). He still loved her and was trying to save her life by making sure she got out of King's Landing, but…

Yes, if the story he told in the books about his castration is to be believed, he was prepubescent when he was castrated.

I really never warmed up to Heisenberg, too much uncertainty.

Yeah, that was a great trick by Martin and the producers, using Tyrion's past moments of awesome to condemn him.

And that the show will radically depart from the books at the end of the season.

I'm interested to see how far apart they pace Lysa's death and Tyrion's escape/Tywin's death.

Okay, I must have missed that last episode. Kudos for whoever was responsible for making sure Dontos' body was found.

Yep. The spoiler warning is very clear, and has been for a long time. And considering this is the Experts Review, it's generous to have it in the first place.

Did they mess up the continuity? Last I saw the necklace Littlefinger was using it to show off to Sansa how clever he was. And I thought Dontos' body had already floated away by the time he was explaining the conspiracy to her.. I know Pycelle could have forged it, but that seems like an awfully specific detail to…

I dub it "Dimension Geoff Peterson"

Yeah, that's the issue with the Emmy's. There are so many hours of television that the voters have to make their decisions based off of a couple of episodes unless they watch the show regularly in their private lives.

If they'd been wearing the hats from the the book, it would have been perfect.

"Bitch"

The actor did a great job with the role tonight. And they had him trying to be persuasive instead of repeating the same line over and over.

Tywin always wondered why Jamie and Cersei were so eager to be sent to their room.

I would have preferred that she left the little shit to deal with the consequences of his own foolishness like she did in the books. Oh well, a minor quibble as long as she's hacking dudes up.