I also don't recall the producers coming out and promising this.  They're making the show they want to make, and you are free to like it or not.  They seem pretty satisfied with the feedback they're getting.

For one, we learned that Stannis is going after full kingship, refusing to ally with either Renly or Robb.  For another, we learned that Robb is going to try to ally with Renly, which seems like a pretty interesting move to me.  We learned that The Hound has a soft spot for Sansa, which is a big deal given that he's…

Yeah, Joffrey has a brother.  If Joffrey's too much of a prick to his family, they can easily kill him off and set up the little brother as king instead.  This time with Cersei as regent until the kid turns 18.

Also, does that imply that he actually believes the rumours that Robert isn't his father?

To add to what beema said, it was explicitly shown in the series that she didn't understand that raping and killing on this side of the world would occur.  She got mad at Drogo and he said they had to do it to get enough money to go west, basically.

Interesting that Sansa was able to talk Joffrey out of killing that drunk knight, and The Hound backed her up on it. 

It's different every time.  It shows the cities that will be shown in the episode.  One or two times they showed The Eyrie, and at least once they showed The Twins.  If the Dothraki or The Wall are not shown in the episode, that location is gone from the intro.

Bronn stole her from "some ginger cunt".

Ewan McGregor and Alison Brie.

Am I the only one who thinks it's a travesty that April wasn't played by Lea Thomson?  A travesty!
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I've already read over 1000 comments and no one has mentioned that he dyed his hair brown.  Am I imagining things?!?!?!

It's not the age gap so much as the experience gap.  She's a young innocent girl, and he's a bitter, sleazy older guy.  That's the problem.  When she wanted to date Rich, it didn't seem gross because Rich is a goody goody like her.  But with Jeff, it's kinda gross.

Third time's the charm, maybe?  Actually I hope not.  Those two are well-suited, but they'd just shack up, at most.  And if there is a god, they won't have kids.

Same.  I'm not heavy into pop-culture references either.  But according to Netflix, I'm a big fan of slapstick, cult comedies, and screwballs.  So that's probably why I like Community, because it has a lot of elements of those three.

One thing I'll say about Hyden's arguments - you could say basically the exact same thing about Seinfeld, and yet that was a smash hit.  So obviously it's nothing to do with being insular, or having no "heart", or anything of that sort.  Seinfeld had basically no character development at all, and let's face it, as bad…

Even if she didn't get a new set of Kathryn's phone records, why on earth wouldn't she get *David's* records?!?!?  If that's your suspect, you might just want to confirm it from both sides, make sure there's an outgoing call to her from his phone.  That's the first thing I thought of.

Oh my god this would be so awesome.

I don't get what's so unrealistic about starting a conversation about how this isn't working, then feeling sad and seeing the other person's reaction and just saying forget it, we'll talk about it later.  Has this seriously never happened to anyone else? 

Mmmm, Blair Underwood. I'd like to be under his wood, if you know what I'm saying!

Ugh, agree.  I was on an overseas, overnight flight once and I had to work in the morning when I arrived.  The kid behind me spent the whole flight either standing on his seat while hanging on to the back of mine, or sitting in his seat and kicking mine.  I couldn't sleep at all.  Every time I asked his mother if she…