I would have said more.

We never found out what Stannis saw, but absolutely nothing that happened afterwards could have been desirable or glorious in even the most loosely metaphorical sense.

Yeah - Ramsey shot the guy right through the eye, so it seems like that must have been him right?

I've been waiting for that speech from one of the Starks for years now, and we might get it this season.

No book six….no book six…no book six for you!

Intellectuals living on the coast in their ivory towers.

That was Joffrey.

Getting stabbed with that Valerian blade Sam took from his old man will do wonders for his health.

Wait…is this in contention?

Bravos and then the wall were his Hail Mary play. Didn't have the means to hedge his bets even if he wanted to.

Stannis burned his extended family at the beginning of S2, remember?

Those dragons couldn't possibly get airborne, as big as they are.

She's the Westros equivalent of Agent 47, not B.J. Blaskowitz.

Now that shes hit puberty you'd think she'd realize it's even a better idea to travel incognito than it was the last time she hit the kings road.

Jon shows a progressive approach to gender politics by asking the North to train their women for combat, he bristles at Sansa challenging his authority as his younger sister

Well, Bronn.

Nobody is capable of doing the math that Arya is a renegade faceless man. It's so beyond the window of discourse the girls she unmasked in front of apparently didn't grasp it when they sent ravens to Kings Landing.

Bran already met a nice Jewish girl while he was up in the Catskills.

If they want to drink the Kool-Aid, it's up to them.

A female doctor is called a nurse.