How it occurred is exactly what happened in the book. Off-screen slaughter, retreat back to Craster's, kill a White Walker along the way.

I saw her costume on display at an exhibition in NYC last week. Girl is tall.

Sam didn't find anyone notable. At Harrenhal, only people we haven't seen before were found in the slaughter.

-Qyburn'd Pizza

Ygritte's her name.

Guy they found at Harrenhal, we've never seen before.

I do try not to make it a habit, fear not.

I think if more animals had internal mechanisms to cook their own food, humans would be in a lot of trouble.

It helps that they have a complete idiot for a patriarch, and one of very best operators in Olenna. It seems that other families really tend to underestimate their reach and tenacity, since they have such an open, compassionate facade.

She seemed to be doing that during dinner; he was doing his level best to not be a churlish little twat in front of her.

I'd like to expand this a little more: the Margaery change is obviously the most invented one thus far, but it really, really fascinates me. It's always something of a mystery how much of a conscientious player she is, and the show seems to be embracing her as a saavy, faceted woman of character, who knows EXACTLY…

So lemme get a little poll here going newbies, don't be shy: how many of you actually remembered Ser Barristan? Were any of you genuinely saying "who the fuck is THAT guy"?

Margaery as charity worker: awesome. Ciaran Hinds: awesome. Barristan reveal: fucked-up royally, for some reason.

I've posted this around before, just wanted to make sure people still see it.

Did you hear about the Tourney at Harrenhal? Things got REAL awkward when Prince Rhaegar won…

Anyone else going to the premiere  in NYC Thursday? Should be a rollickin' time.

Whatever, I was quite happy with this. Shosh's line about loving Ray as she would a caged monkey made me laugh and laugh.

Oh man I love Leonard Pierce jokes.

Oh come on, Don shitting on him so hard last season was great.

"Vinyl are"?! Fuck that.