Sherlock Holmes watches Game of Thrones. Can he predict the major deaths?

Sherlock Holmes

Game of Thrones

Setup:

Sherlock Holmes can't find any good cases so instead sits down and starts binge watching what Watson recommends on television. He suggests Game Of Thrones so Sherlock gives it a try. Holmes hasn't heard of the show before watching it and isn't allowed to research or talk to anyone about it. Can he pick up on the foreshadowing to predict the major deaths and plot points before they happen? Which ones?

Round 1: He's watching it as a casual viewer.

Round 2: He's actively trying to predict the events of the show.

Callouts:

I'm a Sherlock fanboy so I'm just going to say yes.

@tonymartial: is it a jose out ting?

Depends on how many episodes he watches and what amount of detailed evidence counts as a correct guess

Yes he can.

No one (except the books readers) expected Ned's death.

Pretty much. Even I could predict a lot of deaths. Even in casual watching, he notices lots of details. By active watching, he might even predict most of the story.

Pretty much. Even I could predict a lot of deaths. Even in casual watching, he notices lots of details. By active watching, he might even predict most of the story.

No way he is going to pick up on the dumbest plan in the last season to retrieve a wight from the North. He also can’t account for people teleporting to the Wall and back and to King’s Landing.

Yep.