No I didn't say that. The good men thing is expedient. It doesn't matter *how* it happened, all that matters is that it *did* happen. Because:
And in fact, everyone here is ok with that in a book, too. GRR has a habit of doing remarkable things off-camera. Robb Stark, a child of 15 with no wartime experience, runs a flawless campaign in the Riverlands and in the West. That strains credulity, it doesn't make sense. But we choose to roll with it, because we all basically like the books so we give them benefit of the doubt, we allow GRR some expediency here and there. I figure most people wish desperately that GRR would get with the expediency a bit more in the books.
So yeah, maybe D&D swung a little too far here. It's silly to let that invalidate the whole show. And it's such a boring thing to fixate on.
The only things we've been discussing are the raid and the Unsullied. The first didn't even happen during this episode and to the second, the Unsullied didn't even "lose" their battle.
Can't we all just let it go and move on to the things that really matter, like 'shipping Jaime and Ellaria?