@avclub-001d507e80c4e4d2ce4ba0a5590f8313:disqus That would be awesome, but bringing Talisa to the RW would be such a stupid thing for Robb to do in the first place.  What would piss off Walder Frey even more?  Having to entertain the woman Robb picked over one of your daughters/grand-daughters/great-granddaughters.

Been watching a lot of Adventure Time.

The Spicers gain a lot if they did sabotage any possible Robb kids.  They gain nothing if they're hiding a pregnant Jeyne.  I take them at their word.

I hadn't even considered that.  Eesh, that scene's bad enough.

Yes to Arya as a warg.  Nymeria and her giant pack are my favorite hanging thread five books in.

If Alan Taylor can parlay a Game of Thrones directing gig into a big movie, there's no reason MacLaren can't do the same thing.  The shots she gets in Breaking Bad are some of the best that's ever been on TV.

Dickon Tarly is Sam's little brother.  His dad actually likes him, despite the name he gave him.

I'd expect to see them in Westeros by 2017.  Enjoy the wait.

@avclub-ffb45e91041258fc97b6e11d4450f66c:disqus Yup.  Her decision in the show to let Jaime go is much more defensible than her book decision, but she doesn't stick up for herself.

The disabled guy that Catelyn kills is not a kid.  He's fifty.  He's getting his throat cut.

I miss the Greatjon.

@avclub-5470317571e6488699c5096861915107:disqus That first scene with Theon in DWD works perfectly to show the reader where the guy's been.  I think the show could very easily convey how broken he eventually gets just by showing him in a dungeon, minus a some fingers and toes and teeth, chowing down on a rat like it's…

I brought it up in comments a few weeks back, but the idea is that Jeyne Westerling is not the same girl that gets presented to Jaime at Riverrun in book 4.  Real Jeyne's off somewhere being pregnant while fake Jeyne keeping the Lannisters off their backs.  The evidence is Catelyn describes Jeyne as having large hips…

Is it that specific?  My understanding was anything involving a menstruating vagina.

I'd say this week's scene was the most valuable in the Bran plot.  Setting up Osha leaving is probably going to be the only major thing that happens there this season.

Beating American Horror Story at their own game.

I loved the fake chase, and last week's scene was fine, but there's nothing worth watching anymore.  The last thing is Ramsay revealing himself and then it's just horrifying piled on horrifying until the show catches up to book 5.

That's something else that was bugging me.  Robb's bringing Talisa and the Blackfish to the Twins?  I should give the writers the benefit of the doubt but all these subtle changes are freaking me out.

I'm done with the Theon scenes.  The one tonight was just bad, and a prime example of the show once again adding T and A for no reason other than an eye level bush shot.  It makes the whole series feel cheap.

Ratatouille as best Pixar movie, I'm with you 100%.  Best movie of 2007 is a tougher sell.