EDITOR'S NOTE: There are lots of spoilers in this article,
probably about a TV show or two that you're not caught up on.
Complain all you want.  By Hank Stuever  The Washington Post  On
a recent Sunday night, in the Eastern time zone first, and then
with a ferocious momentum moving westward, a collective scream
of horror rose up from Twitter and Facebook users who also
happen to watch HBO's Game of Thrones in real time (a highly
populated subset, it turns out). At the end of the episode, Robb
Stark, his pregnant wife, Talisa, and his mother, Catelyn, were
violently murdered at a wedding reception-turned-ambush.  Too
late for spoiler alerts here, mere days after the fact.
Reactions (and details) flash-flooded the infotainment lowlands
with anger, grief and -- for those who might have wished to wait
an hour, a day, a week or even many months to watch this season
and this episode for themselves -- exact details: who, what,
how, why. The "Red Wedding" incident was not news to fans of
George R.R. Martin's novels,