It's more impressive that a horde of Dothraki were able to cross half of the continent without being seen.

I think GRRM himself wasn't totally happy with the books either, which is why it is taking longer and longer to write each one.

His plot armor was too strong for any Dothraki screamer to penetrate anyway. The column that stomps over the burnt to a crisp troops seems to vanish too. They don't go for the archers, Jamie, Bronn, or anybody. They just kind of disappear. Later Jamie is able to call over a nice column of archers and none of the…

Isn't he manning the tollbooth at Frey's castle?

Political marriage is the only solution really.

I don't think the children of the forest were a monolithic group. The White Walkers could have been a political tool against the first men, who had sided with a different faction of the children of the forest. Of course they then got out of hand and murdered most all of the children of the forest and the men had to…

No question their plot armor was cranked to maximum. I was thinking that if GRRM was writing this battle they wouldn't have survived.

I hear you have some Unsullied who may be getting a little hungry…

Right now I'm thinking that depth shot was a bit of artistic license on their part, and he'll get hauled right out of that lake still alive.

On the other hand, he does give her a thank you. I'm kind of wondering what she wants. A Thank You Very Much? A castle of her very own?

She said that standing next to a former sex slave.

Didn't Davos almost die out on some tiny island?

Maybe they're hooked into the Weirwood global surveillance network? It seems to work about as well as Skeletor's cauldron at gathering information from anywhere in the world at any time.

It's quite possible they have to wait for the winter to get colder before they can survive that far south. There's still a light dusting around Winterfell and nobody seems especially chilly.

From what I understand GRRM intended that to be a one time thing, part of the miracle of childbirth I guess.

The boar hunting accident was a huge stroke of luck for Cersei and the Lannisters. They were moments away from ruin when Robert went and got himself killed.

Not that Robert was a model father. At best he might have taken Joffrey out whoring so he wouldn't abuse the help so much.

The part in the first episode of the season where they were tying their hands seems mostly to be the writers trying to dig Cersei out of her hole so she's a credible threat. If they had attacked Kings Landing directly Dany would have been sitting on the Iron Throne by episode 2 and Cersei's head would be on a spike…

Casterly Rock was only defeated because the garrison was away and Tyrion knew about the secret backdoor that he installed for his whores.

He can see anything that has or will happen in the vicinity of a weirwood tree. He's still a noob at it though. Another important point is that the weirwwods in the south were cut down so Bran's sight is limited to the north unless you are asking for stuff from the distant past.