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Originally posted by WoozyFloozy
He can and did. What little time they did give to Cat was spent on grieving about things she would never grieve about rather than actual substantial things, like her thinking that nearly ALL of her family was dead.
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How is blaming herself for the war something not substantial? It is completely and utterly vital to her current situation. It would be her biggest regret. That encompasses everything bad that has happened, and about her guilt. It's part of dealing with grief. We did get grieving scenes for Ned.
The Jon Snow scene was well written and gave us huge new insight into her otherwise quite straight forward character, so that is basically the definition of character development. It also taught TV show watchers a lot about Jon (who is an actual lead character). This was definitely necessary because the TV show had spent very little time focusing on the Stark family history and his position within it. It was a great addition.
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Same with Cersei and Lena, for the most part (although that Tommen scene in the Blackwater episode remains top notch). Casting is one thing that GoT is nearly perfect at.
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And this comment is just madness, in my opinion. Cersei's material is basically the best in the entire show, along with Tyrion.
Clearly you have read the books, well good for you, but you have to respect the fact that the TV series is a different medium. It is an
adaption and not a copy (for better or worse).
Next season will probably end with her flying away and meeting Khal Jhaqo just like at the end of book 5. 
now to catch up on this week's episode 
They are delivering with EVERY episode
YAAAAAAAAS TYRION YAAAAAAAAAAAAASSSS BISH YAAAAAASSS DRAG HAAAAA
