Guys can we put future events and talk of future events in spoiler tags?

I'm not sure if you are referring to my comment, BRC. That happened already.

after they killed Starks sister, I'm sire I'm going to find out in some future episode. Again don't confirm publically.

As is most threads here specualtion by people who don't know is tolerated. If you know for sure, its spoiler tags. At least thats the way other threads in the media cneter have worked that I participated in, Lost, 24, Entourage etc,

Dude, I'm not following you, but before the show even started Cersei was married to Robert Bartheon, who is the king.

not focuesd on your comment or any other comment. Just trying to make sure the "etiquette" of this threads in the media center have been, If you guys don't want that, thats cool too.

Oh ok, I think Keg might have made another thread in the Media Center for non-spoilers because most people in here have read the books.

Wasn't the King married to starks sister and she was murdered? Or have I got that wrong?

Um, I'm not 100% sure but from what was said in that tomb it sounded like the King was in love with Stark's sister. Not sure if they ever got married, but they were going to.

I don't know how she died.

The Lannisters didn't kill Stark's sister. The Targaryens did, along with Ned's father and older brother. I could go into detail about what happened but only these basic facts have been revealed in the show so far.

Also, there is another thread that is 100% spoiler-free.

The Lannisters are by far the wealthiest family in the kingdom of Westeros. Obviously the wealth helps raise formidable armies. The leader of the house Tywin Lannister (Cersei, Jaime and Tyrion's father) is also a shrewd and ruthless tactician.

Great, GREAT! episode. I love this show so much. They are really handling the source material well. I do miss some of the talk/argument about who is going with Ned and who is staying behind. That all happened so fast and weakens some of the characters, to a small degree. But whatever. I think everyone is getting the basic point.

Also, I loved the final scene.

Yeah, wondering how they are going to do the Warg stuff. I am guessing they will show POV of inside the wolf, along with some of what they are doing. Won't be able to show the tasting blood and all the smells but should all still be really cool.

Leaving spoiler tags off since they separated out a spoiler free thread.

Also, something that bugged me about this week's episode was the scene where Jon says goodbye to Ned. Every map shows the Kingsroad running north/south with Winterfell on the west side. In this scene, we're looking in the direction of Winterfell, which means that right is north and left is south. However, Jon goes left (south) and Ned goes right (north). They're both going the wrong way.

And yes, I realize it's an asinine thing to nitpick about, but it still caught my attention.

Arya also threw the rock at Nymeria with her right hand, but she's supposed to be left handed. **** HBO! ;)

ROFL We have our winner for fanboy of the week.