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Full link episode 7: https://youtu.be/cNHxVicmGzw

Full link episode 8: https://youtu.be/UG3lbvZGvic

Hi Breaking Bad people! I have a little question, I might turn this into a poll, but at least your answers can give me some indication if that would be even usefull.

Would you rather have me post the episodes immediatly when I recorded them, although the youtube video will only come in a few weeks (downside, if I can't record much up front you might have a week with 4 episodes and then a week with none)? Or do you prefer having it the way it is, that i post them a day before the upload?


Let me know!

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Mike LL

Gustavo's identity is a McGuffan. Very important to the characters in the show, of little consequence to the viewer. Fring changed to a fake identity when he left Chile. The Cartel knows his real name, the feds do not

Tony Williams

Whichever is easiest for you gets my vote. I mainly watch the Youtube uploads anyway, so my vote probably shouldn't count for much either way. Peace.

shaneth138

Either way works for me but if I had to choose I would say upload them as soon as you record them.

Brian

I watch the full reactions and would prefer the faster posting.

Eric Wall

I watch the full reactions and am fine with the current release strategy. While it might be nice to have some videos come faster, if the back end of that is a month long wait for more, I don’t really prefer that over spacing out the reactions and keeping to a rough schedule.

Greg Nelson

I’m just happy you’re doing this series, so whichever is easiest for you, but if you skip a week maybe let us know. As to Gus’s backstory, they’ve already left a hint in the cold open to season 3 ep. 7 “One Minute” (where the cousins attack Hank). Note the phone conversation Hector is having while the cousins fight over the toy.

Andrew Skow

I like regular releases. I'd even prefer one episode a week over two every two weeks.

Anonymous

Do I want more Mari now or do I want more Mari later? That's the question. Hmmm... that's a tough one, Mari! While there ARE benefits to delayed gratification, Mari now is always better. Cuz hell, I could die crossing the street tomorrow. Also, a major plus to posting them here earlier is that there will be rabid Breaking Bad fans who will check your Patreon and see that you are 2-3 episodes ahead of your YT schedule, which of course will entice them to join Patreon. They'll think "Oh, it's only $10 and I'll be 3 weeks ahead of everyone else on YT. Fk yea!". Posting more in advance always results in more Patreon support. That's how many of the early YT reactors (the ones who were strictly "TV only" reactors 3-4 years ago) built their channels by posting Breaking Bad content weeks in advance of their YT schedule, like The Normies, Imon Snow, and Steve & Nikki. Also, with earlier access to BB, you'll get less people badgering you all the time with comments like "Where's Breaking Bad? When's it coming back? Blah blah blah." But whatever's easiest for you, Mare, we'll understand (well, most of us will). Love ya all the same!

shaneth138

Gus is well connected to crime organization/family in Chile and Don Eladio probably didn't want to start an unnecessary war by killing him as well. They don't really elaborate on his history in Chile very much but you just need to know that he's a well connected man.

Blake Robert

I like getting two episodes per week but I am okay with you putting them out sooner. Cheers from Indiana!

Mike Minerals

That's a really smart strategy. And I think releasing early is a win-win, as people can choose to still watch 1-2 eps per week even though more would be available (all assuming that these people have more self-control than me :))

Sean K.

Gus immigrated to Mexico in the 1980s during the Chilean dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet, and in a flashback during the Breaking Bad episode "One Minute" in season 3, Hector mockingly refers to him as "Big Generalissimo", implying that Gus had a connection to the Pinochet regime.

Don Mayhem

No sympathy for Don Hector. Mark Margolis who plays Hector, I've only seen him in small movie roles. Like barely cameos and it takes Breaking bad to show just how great of an actor he is. I love the mystery of Gustavo Fring. It's tough to go into depth of a character who has an unknown background. Everybody wants to know every little thing bout a character and it draws people in meeting a character who is an enigma. We need more characters like that.