If it was a martial arts move it would probably be something like "Dragon takes lion by the tail".

I don't mind the lack of chemistry right now. They've hardly had any screen time together so if they just got all swoony (pretty sure that's a word) at first sight I'd be annoyed.

It's kind of fun. I'd literally just watched the episode where LF talks to Varys about chaos being a ladder only to follow it up with Spoils of War. :)

Afraid not. The only real aging up of characters was that the tv show starts 17 years after Robert's Rebellion, where the book starts 14.

Damn. Hate it when the book and show start to bleed into each other.

I want to say this was intended by Martin when he gave PoV chapters to the "bad" guys.

I've been rewatching old episodes and I'm finding strange similarities between what Dany is saying now and what Viserys was saying in season 1.

True but jumping to "he knows everything about everything" instead of "he's been talking to Varys" is a little much.

She wouldn't be a Lady Stark then. She'd be Lady Snow.

I think you're adding more tone to my comment than I did if you think that is "taking a shit" over it.

I would have bet money that Madden was older by a few years.

About a year according to season 1 and book 1 ages.

Damn. Going to have to go back and watch old episodes. I could swear Tyrion figured out that it was Joffrey.

Would have guessed Robb was older but probably because the actor who played him looks older.

Did a quick search and in book 1 both Robb and Jon are 14 (17 in the show) while Dany is 13 (assuming 16? In the show).

Jon is older according to the books. (If I remember correctly).

It was Joffrey. That's already been revealed. Robert won the knife off LF (not Tyrion). Joffrey took it and gave it to the guy to put Bran out of his mercy.

They were outside KL. The head of the column was already inside the city.

Yeah, no way it could have been a reference to the scene where she was trying to get into the red keep in season 1.

That whole scene bugged me, although that line was particularly egregious.