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Talking Westeros is back to season 2! Aw, remember when Shae wasn't a bitch? In this episode, Sansa gets a nice surprise, Jaime smashes in his cousin's head with a rock, and those dragons are still missing.

We wrap up Season 4 of Game of Thrones.

We all thought this was the most action-packed episode since The Blackwater.

This week brought us yet another episode of Game of Thrones that ended with us swearing at the screen.

The champions have been chosen, and things get creepy in the Eyrie.

While this episode did briefly touch on the other storylines in the show, we were all excited to see the heart-wrenching trial of Tyrion.

Cersei and Tywin plot the Crown’s next move. Dany discusses future plans. Jon leaves on a new mission.

Brienne is tasked with tracking down Sansa, and Daenerys decides to pay for injustice with justice.

In this week's episode, we discuss what might be the most controversial deviation from the books so far.

Weddings in Westeros are always a good time. We do mention book spoilers from 28:00 to about 31:00, so listener beware.

Winterfell has fallen.

Melisandre's shadow baby changes the direction of the war, Arya finds a new ally in Jaqen H'ghar, and Daenerys receives a wedding proposal.

The wait is finally over, season 4 has arrived! Tyrion welcomes guests to King's Landing, Jon Snow returns to Castle Black, and Arya crosses a name off her list.

Daenerys leads what's left of her Dothraki horde to Qarth. Robb meets Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman on the fields after a battle, and Sansa is saved from a vicious beating by Tyrion.

After Jon is dragged back to Craster's keep, the men of the Night's Watch are ordered to move on. Cat attempts to form a pact with Renly, and we get to meet Brienne!

In the second episode of the second season, Theon has a less than warm homecoming, and Jon discovers where Craster's boys go.

The first episode of the second season. Ned is dead. Where do we go from here?

The Stark family is reeling from Ned's death, Daenerys deals with her losses, and the smart assed minstrel loses his tongue. It's a real feel-good episode.

In this penultimate episode of season one, Ned finally learns that he's no match for the mighty (and mildly deranged) Lannisters.

The Lannisters seize control in King's Landing, and Robb Stark moves south towards them. In all, it's a great tension-building episode. We get the feeling that things are about to come to a "head". See what I did there?