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Hey guys! Here is the YT edit for episodes 1 & 2 of "Game of Thrones" which will premiere shortly!

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Louis Chapman

Just bought these episodes last night I should've waited one more day 🤦🏾‍♂️ ... Anyways great series. Enjoy Cassie. Long wild ride ahead of you 😁😄

Bill Maurer

Think she will start watching more and more per week

Choof

Highly suggest you dont venture into the live chat for these. Too many people will spoil even before they get deleted

Jay

@29:40 yes I sensed chemistry at that particular scene as well 😂 I had to rewatch a few times to be sure though

thansen

Without question. I sure hope so. I cannot get enough of these types of reactions.

Michael West

totally agree with this. some just can't help themselves

Cole Jennett

I’m pretty sure she will stick to one reaction slot per week.

Gray

even the prechat is a bit of a spoiler fest

Clay F

She said 2-3 episodes per week (indicating in one reaction slot per week). I think she sticks with that b/c of other demands on her time. She may like or even crave to watch more per week but the realities of her job and family commitments make that difficult.

Clay F

Full reactions are better -- get all the response and nuances.

Clay F

I never watch her YT edits here on Patreon or on YT. I click like on YT but only watch her full reactions (on Patreon). I may make an exception here and watch ths edited GoT reaction to episodes 1, 2.

Stan the Man

This is going to be HILARIOUS

Brian McGovern

Seems so weird hearing Cassie talk of people "doing" each other and using the word " whores"

Cole Jennett

This probably seems pretty innocent, but we shouldn’t be talking about aspects that may or may not be important later.

john reed

really glad ur liking. this it gets better and better

Julien

Mike, pls stfu. I'm paying for these reactions and I'm beyond tired of people like you ruining shit for the rest of us. It is really NOT complicated to avoid drawing attention to potential spoilers and simply stfu.

Cole Jennett

It takes some getting used to, that’s for sure, lol

Dave

Mike, can you please remove this and refrain from posting expectation spoilers going forward please? Let's let the series unfold for Cassie just as it did for us. Thanks

Julien

Get a moderator if you don't have one and don't read the comments. Way too many spoilery idiots around. They WILL ruin the show for you.

Julien

Full reactions require syncing and are not always better.

Joe J

Why the very short reaction times? YT viewers are now used to much longer reaction times to episodes. Cassie's actual reaction time for E1 was around 16:00 mins, and E2 was way shorter at around 11.75 mins. Other recent reactors have much longer reaction times per episode. Diegesis: (E1 - 30.19 mins, E2 - 26.29 mins) CinePals: (E1 - 30:00 mins, E2 - 22.32 mins)

Clay F

I like it. Normal language. Actually quite tame. I appreciate your sentiment b/c maybe not previously common for her to say that in her reactions. Yet, I like that she has joined us. That this series is a vehicle for her to expand use of her vocabulary. She not the "sweet summer child" others are labeling her but instead is an intelligent adult with good heart and good manners.

Florian Zemke

Love this already. But also: why is there Vladimir Putin in a Star Fleet Uniform on the left?

2-Can

Hadn’t even considered that, although I did suggest that she avoid YouTube until she finishes the show. While I was not entirely behind her reacting to this show b/c of the commitment required, I’m starting to think that she needs to get through this sow quicker, like 4 episodes one week (yeah, two slots), then three episodes each of the next two weeks per season. Like Winter told Dike outside of Foy, ‘speed is the key’.

Cole Jennett

She’s more or less promised to only use up one slot for the folks that aren’t interested in the series. I’m sure she’d rather watch only Game of Thrones for a little while now that’s she quite into it, but it isn’t going to happen.

Clay F

Wow, the reaction times of the other reactors are essentially (or nearly) half the run time of the episode. (You can't show half the run time of a movie in a reaction.) I think they got away with that because the frames of the show are chopped down big time (over half portion of the frame cut out), whereas Matt shows the entire frame (except for the tiny portion obstructed by the small encircled Cassie overlay), and with an occasional brief blur out and showing a larger image of Cassie. I like Matt's approach -- makes for more striking viewing. I also notice that Cinepals has regular intermittent chunks of showing no image of the show at all. 11.75 mins does seem short -- maybe that more related to what Dave and Cole say. Another reactor I have watched full reactions to long series for over a year -- their edited reactions have a small box of a full framed image of the show diluted to about 30% of itensity - and their edited reaction for a 1-hr episode is about 18-20 minutes.

Dave Thomas

I watched the full reaction..Cassie was so mesmerized, she forgot to talk .lol...

Cole Jennett

Good point Dave, I was going to say something similar

2-Can

I understand that Cole, and I too would have preferred she just watch this on her own. But I am already getting annoyed with these battles between the spoilers and the spoiler police in the comments, so I would rather see her just open another lane to get through this faster. And then avoid doing a whole series for a while and get back to movies she should have seen already.

MGCR

There is no one in this show who isn’t… really pretty. In different ways, of course.

Cole Jennett

Well there’s only one correct side to be on, and that would be the spoiler police. I couldn’t imagine watching a series and not being able to binge it, and having to dodge spoilers for potentially 8 months. A lot easier if people would just keep quiet.

Louis Chapman

I learned that yesterday and won't do that again.

Clay F

"The man who passes the sentence should swing the sword'"

Thomas

The Star Trek crossover really threw me for a loop the first time I saw this.

Clay F

A 15 minute reaction time for a 1-hr episode is analogous to a 30-minute reaction time for a 2-hr movie. Her reaction time to Jaws 2 (1h 56m) was 29:50 mins. Other movies, she exceeds 30 minutes. Her reaction times on GoT episodes 1, 2 are a low side but not outside the ballpark. Maybe will increase in future.

Mark Vaderr

Come on Cassie, where's the "Cassie's Picks Poll"?

Cole Jennett

Do people really find syncing all that difficult?

Louis Chapman

Just don't wanna experience the reaction that way, personally.

Cole Jennett

That’s fair. I prefer the full reactions. I look at it more as watching with a friend than watching someone react to the highlights.

Chris Davis

So, you may end up seeking outside assistance, like I did, when I started watching this show, if only to understand the backstory. Just like "The Lord of the Rings" or "Star Wars", they both kind of start in the middle, with important events that happened before the start of the show. That's why there's "The House of the Dragon" to show those events. My only other comment is: Get used to lots of death and violence. This is set in a Dark Ages Fantasy world where people die in droves at their "Better's" whims. It's just how it is...

Tim MacKay

So excited to watch GOT with you!

Ignis Rændl

Cassie will always be a Sweet Summer Child. and let's hope she stays that way. 😉

Johnny

Putin began his career in Star Fleet before transferring to the KGB.

Milton Reduxed

The worst thing about edited reactions is you lose (most of) the music

Mark Daniels

“I wish you good fortune in the wars to come”

Clay F

I watched YT premier. The "now watching" up to at least 3,099. Spoilers weren't as bad as you would think in chat, especially w/moderators on top of it. Cassie apparently wasn't there -- intentionally didn't join the live chat, so to avoid spoilers. Cassie: "I want to watch more." She handling it. She an intelligent adult (w/good heart and good manners) -- not merely the label of 'sweet summer child' some are giving her. She likes Lord Tyrion (the imp). I do too.

kaiielle

I expect the edits will get longer once we are a bit further into the series and thus Cassie will have more to say during the episodes. It is difficult to pass copyright with a combination of Cassie's editing style + she isn't talking all that much and I've heard GoT reactions are difficult when it comes to copyright clearing. Plus these are *edited* reactions. They should be significantly shorter than the full runtimes.

Dave

The answer to this question is always copyright claims and restrictions.

Matt KC

If you ever need an extra mod who knows about Game of Thrones, just let me know. I want nothing more than for you to experience this show as purely as possible without worrying about spoilers.

Tyler Hale

Someone is going to send her the books?

Mike Lemon

I'll send them when they are done.

Gryff

When I saw GoT come up on her Patreon I literally said "Oh you sweet summer child..." XD

Baldemort

Do your best to avoid spoilers about the show, especially later seasons. Some People for some strange reason, have this love love to tell reactors to hate certain seasons of the show. As somebody who has never read the books. Some of my favorite seasons are later seasons when the books ended. I love the quicker pace of the show later on. I hated when I saw people in comments trying to convince reactors to hate later parts of the show. Even if they have never read the books to have context to go of. If you ever read comments on your game of thrones stuff, be sure they are vetted comments from your mods. My general rule of thumb as a fan, is to just talk about previous episodes or the current one you are on and answer any questions you have if you are confused about some aspect of the show itself. Like maybe house symbols or locations of characters, or timeline stuff.

Kristin

Its unfortunate that they may never get finished. I learned during harry potter not to read incomplete series, best tonwait until they are finished.

My_Cousin_Mose

I'm all for avoiding spoilers and I'm keeping my thoughts about anything she has not seen to a minimum. I also think telling someone how much you love a certain season is just a big of a spoiler as telling them how much you hate it.

Clint d

Let's see you 5 minutes in....

Clay F

I click like but never watch YT edited reactions. I only watch her full reactions.

Clay F

I notice this YT edit on YT has 38k views after 8 hours. Also, an enthusiastic 1,600+ comments. A comment I added: E1 outro: “I want to know more." E1 outro: “I already know this feels like I am going to want to binge it." E2 outro: "I want to watch more." E2 outro: "I want to keep watching." Not only is she handling it, but she is hooked.

Clarence Newman

For me it was Stephen King's "Dark Tower" series, the main story of which ran to 7 books over 21 years. Problem was, King hit three separate writer's blocks when it came to the story (1982-87, 1991-97 and 1998-2003) and it was purgatory waiting for the next installment to come out. (Luckily, I discovered them in 1991-2, so missed the first block.) He finally got around to finishing, but not until a fan sent him a letter containing a photograph with someone holding a knife to a stuffed teddy bear's throat. The caption read, "If I don't see the next installment of Dark Tower by the end of the year, the bear gets it."

Kevin O'Donnell

Great reaction! Lots of shocks and twists to come

Clarence Newman

This enthusiastic GoT talk would be annoying me by now, Clay, if I hadn't just got a notification that my DVDs will be arriving today! Yeeha! Once they arrive, I've got four episodes to catch up on and I'm back in the ball game!

2-Can

So the spoiler police are themselves into giving expectation spoilers. We need an Orwellian term for this - I propose: Enjoyment Enforcement.

Milton Reduxed

How is saying 'I love the quicker pace of the show later on' any less spoilery than speaking negatively, such as they rushed the show later on? Or I prefer the slower-burn of the earlier seasons? Also you don't need to have read the books to give an appraisal of the various seasons, as the show is not an exercise in loyalty to the source material

Bruce Hutton

Great reactions Cassie. Hold on to your butt-it's gonna be a wild ride. Very perceptive observat'ns

Baldemort

Im being as vague as I can here intentionally, didnt give any specifics on any season for a reason. holy shit. Let's just not talk about the show at all then. Swear some of you enjoy finding reasons to get mad. Even if its somebody telling Cassie to be careful. Act like I just ruined everything. Even after i gave examples on non spoiler ways to help. 🙄

2-Can

We get it. Do as you say, not as you do.

Above Average Dave

I think those bridges were burned when she dropped "Box shot!" a couple years ago. Warmed the cockles—and even sub-cockles—of my heart.

Clarence Newman

My DVDs finally arrived and I've just watched the first episode (full reaction, not YT). Spoiler alert, I'm really going to love going on this journey with our Popcorn Princess. One of the reasons I love watching Cassie's reactions is her low-key, off-the-cuff remarks. She's not trying to be funny, but sometimes she just makes me laugh out loud. An example from Episode 1 is when the King and Ned are talking about drinking and whoring. Cassie's observation?: "But his wife is so pretty. Do we need whores?" I guess that's why they pay her the big bucks.

Clarence Newman

I wouldn't even comment if it was just about the first couple of GoT's (too early to tell on those), but if you throw in the recent Cliffhanger edit, which, at about 25 mins, definitely felt too short, it's worth pointing out. I haven't been harmed by it either time because I watched the full reaction to Cliffhanger and I'm doing the same on GoT, but it's a valid concern that if Cassie's YT edits start getting too butchered, folks might stop watching them.

Clarence Newman

Been thinking a bit about spoilers. It's definitely been the most focused spoiler policing I've ever seen on here and, of course, there's a very important reason for that. It's a shame Cassie can't come in and engage with us, though, because she seems to enjoy reading comments and we miss her face. But surely there's a simple solution. Cassie has someone to go through all the packages and make sure there's not a naked Spartacus doll in there, so why can't she do that with the comments? Hugh Grant was handed a batch of Christmas cards in Love Actually with a post-it on saying "Read these". Clearly they'd been vetted and cherry-picked, so Hugh could happily have a browse without fear of finding one from a disgruntled peasant calling him a cock. Cassie should do the same. Get someone to go through and cherry-pick the really good comments so she can stay involved without fear of spoilers. Once we know that's happening, the mods can relax their spoiler watch a little.

Joe J

Clarence - There have been quite few other movies with very abbreviated YT reaction times. Not a pretty picture, lol. Run-time (hrs:mins), Actual YT Reaction Time (mins) The Sum of All Fears 2:04, 30 Rounders 2:01, 34 Planet of the Apes (2001) 2:00, 30 The Searchers 1:59, 27 Jaws 2 1:56, 28 Wargames 1:54, 34 Cliffhanger 1:53, 26 Mad Max: Thunderdome 1:47, 27 The French Connection 1:44, 27 Enter the Dragon 1:42, 25 Bringing Up Baby 1:42, 29 Bad News Bears 1:42, 31

Above Average Dave

This was actually standard operating procedure in many cultures pre- and post-A.D. Also, right into the early 20th Century, public executions drew crowds akin to rock concerts.

Norm

You guys whine about the craziest stuff. Why the h*ll does it matter what the YT reaction times are?? Watch the full reaction if you're worried about it. Holy.

Joe J

Don't belittle what others say Norm...not cool. Oh, by the way, many patron's don't watch the full reactions, never have. The majority of patrons are not at the $10 watch-a-long tier.

Clay F

Even I’m getting a little tired. I am so busy with work.

Clay F

Not prevalent, but I saw a couple of comments on YouTube requesting that YT edited version be longer.

Joe J

Maybe the mods are getting extra hazard pay for the duration.😆

Scott Macaulay

Listen, I know you are really busy with your family and all, but I need some more GoT reactions! So chop chop! JK 🤣. Keep em coming 🔥☺️

Cole Jennett

They can request it all they like, it still has to pass copyright.

Scott Macaulay

I just want someone for her to ask questions to about the world mechanics and such w/o getting spoilers. But I suppose this is a good chance to see how well everything is revealed in time by the writing to a laymen.

Joe J

Cole - other reactors post longer edits that pass copyright. Cassie's very short E2 reaction time of 11:75 minutes is just always going to be unacceptable to the majority of viewers, IMO. As an aside, a number of reactors like The Media Knights, CinePals, and Reel Rejects routinely post movies with much longer reaction times than PIB. It all passes copyright.

Joe J

Most patrons are not at the $10 watch-a-long tier.

Louis Chapman

Word lol we have a loong way to go miss Cassie so speed it up lol 😆

Cole Jennett

@Joe J Maybe KL needs to weigh in on this, but I suspect those reactors are choosing not to monetize the reaction so they aren’t getting paid anything for them.

Joe J

Terrence Stamp (General Zod in Superman 1 & 2) has passed away at the age of 87. RIP

Joe J

Yeah, maybe a 2nd channel just for GoT. 😆

Joe J

I just watch movies and shows and figure it out as I go. I assume most people are the same. I never even watch the trailers for movies.

Joe J

Did you get DVDs or blu-rays? 8 seasons cost a pretty penny I suppose.

Clay F

I watch trailers. But I watched GoT without prep. She picking up stuff better than I did on my first watch of GoT.

Clay F

The YT edit now at 66k views after 17 hours (85k after 21 hours). Performance maybe similar to Enter the Dragon but less than D&D and Man of Steel? I don’t know – I haven’t looked closely. Below is comparison to historical low performers: Game of Thrones E1, E2 = 66k (17 hours) Game of Thrones E1, E2 = 85k (21 hours) Game of Thrones E1, E2 = 93k (23 hours) The Shop Around the Corner (1940) = 39k (7 months) *Selma (2014) = 37k (2 years) (one of her best reactions - highly recommend) Shakespeare in Love (1998) = 36k (1 month) Now and Then (1995) = 34k (5 months) Bringing Up Baby = 31k (2 weeks) Just Mercy (2019) = 24k (2 years)

Clay F

I looked at the YouTube comments. A. Much enthusiasm and positivity. B. Many had no idea she going to react to GoT – that’s even with her early GoT comments on Patreon, the 8/4 Patreon Upcoming post, the 8/4 Instagram announcement, and the two Patreon posts of GoT full reactions. Though once some saw the YT premier was scheduled, they were camped out in anticipation. C. She should stay away from the YT comments. Too many spoilers. Not necessarily horrible or over the top – but enough. D. “Sweet summer child” is by far the most over-used phrase. Number of YouTube comments. –Game of Thrones E1, E2 (23 hours) = 2,463 –Wargames (10 days) = 2,277 –Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story (5 days) = 1,448 –Enter the Dragon (3 weeks) = 1,766 –Dungeons & Dragons (1 month) = 1,318 –Man of Steel (12 days) = 2,281

Joe J

Clay - Cassie should do well on YT with GoT S1, views will drop off some after the novelty wears off, but that's normal for long shows.

Kawaii Leonard

I think the ceiling for these YT reactions are about 100-125K with the special episodes (we all know which ones) increasing another 25-50K views. Long gone (for GOT) are the days when the reactions getting million views.

Clay F

Joe - agree. Kawaii - agree. No way she gets the views (e.g., 250k+) of GoT reactions from 1-2 years or more ago. A different time in the industry. A question may be will her YT views be enough to funnel in a few GoT fans as paid Patreon members. I noticed this month since GoT mentioned in Patreon Upcoming post (8/4), her paid Patreon members has increased from 3000 to almost 3400. Not huge but noticeable, yet maybe a blip (not trend) and maybe unrelated to GoT. Now that her GoT reaction has exposure on YT, may bring in a few more, which appears to have given an uptick. July 2 – 2,977 July 10 – 2,993 July 17 – 2,979 July 23 – 2,948 Aug 4 – 2,964 *Aug 4 Patreon Upcoming post + Instagram announcement Aug 7 – 2,993 Aug 10 – 3,017 Aug 13 – 3,089 Aug 17 – 3,194 *Aug 17 E1/E2 YT premier Aug 18 - 3,375

Clarence Newman

Has to be DVDs because I watch Cassie’s full reactions on a computer and my computer doesn’t support Blu ray. Only had to buy seasons 1-3, though. I found all the rest.

Popcorn In Bed

Ben here.. I love all the speculation, questions and curiosity but let me clear some things up. 1. Free users don't get access to anything but update posts. Out of the paid tiers, the $10 tier is by FAR the most popular. So yes, most people sign up to watch the full reactions. 2. Just because a video is visible on a channel, does not mean there are no copyright issues. Plenty of our videos have claims on them and we don't get a dime from it, but everyone is free to watch it and would never know there are any issues. 3. The lengths of the edits fluctuate often. They've been shorter recently because of the difficulty of getting them to pass copyright. Matt works hard to make sure that key scenes and reaction moments are included, but might not be able to include them all. If people want to watch more, they can always check out the full reaction... Hope that clears some things up!

Clarence Newman

I'm Extra Butter and I mostly watch the YT edits. I knew I was a weirdo.

bgb1975 (Brian)

Depending upon where you're located, the local library system might be a good place to look for any DVDs to watch along to. The price is right!

bgb1975 (Brian)

The Dark Tower was a pretty wild ride. Lucky for me I didn't discover them until they were all finished.

Clarence Newman

It's ok. I can get them from ebay for a couple of English bucks. I shouldn't've had to this time, though, cos I know I had the full set already. Seasons 1-3 went AWOL, then season 3 turned up right after I reordered. The other two are still hiding. Why do DVDs be doing that?

Daemon Blackfyre 2.0 (edited)

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2026-11-01 00:00 Stay away from youtube comments unless you get a moderator!!!! I have a channel with 350k subs on youtube that was all Game of Thrones content untill it got attacked by the Copyright Nazis. I could definetly help with that moderation is needed. You can go see my channel at Daemon Blackfyre 2.0. I paid for full length Game of Thrones reacts. I hope I find them here.
2025-08-18 20:59

Clarence Newman

I usually watch YT edits of most reactions, but for this series, I will stand my full watch on the Wall. I will brave each full episode as Cassie squirms and squiggles on her bunk, keeping all spoilers to myself because she will doubtless enjoy the ride far better if she knows nothing, Jon Snow. Violators will be beheaded while Bran Muffin is forced to watch. That was quite a first episode for Bran, wasn't it? He got to watch a deserter de-bonced and the Queen playing hide the sausage with her brother, before doing an unexpected half-gainer out of a 5th story window. His mother warned him, you know.

Cole Jennett

I hope HBO adapts the Blackfyre rebellion at some point. Dunk & Egg should be good, and a natural lead in to it. Fingers crossed. One day

Clay F

No. 1 spoiler on YouTube is expectation spoiler that a particular season(s) is bad (horrendus) (ruined the series for them). You can say the series is good or the series is bad, but don't say Season X is bad = expectation spoiler. Cassie requested specifically no expectation spoilers. Don’t isolate a single season to create an expectation about that season. Don’t say "Seasons X to Y are great but Season Z is bad." Listen to her episode 1 intro = she says no expectation spoilers. There even one comment used the word "expectation." He asked should we tell her how bad Season X is so to help her manage her expectations? She doesn't want her expectations influenced or managed. I think the entire series (all 8 seasons) are great.

Clay F

SHE HAS REACTED TO THESE SERIES: Star Trek TNG = select 40+ episodes The Mandalorian = 24 episodes The Last of Us = 16 episodes Firefly = 14 episodes Band of Brothers = 10 episodes The Pacific = 10 episodes Haunting of Hill House = 10 episodes WandaVision = 9 episodes Masters of the Air = 9 episodes True Detective S1 = 8 episodes The Queen's Gambit = 7 episodes The Book of Boba Fett = 7 episodes Loki = 6 episodes Obi-Wan Kenobi = 6 episodes Falcon and Winter Soldier = 6 episodes Chernobyl = 5 episodes

crazyivan

We recommend classic movies but only mediocre series for the ladies to watch? How about someone bringing up the most influential series of our (the older viewers) lifetimes? The Rockford Files and M*A*S*H from the 70's, Magnum P.I. and Miami Vice from the 80's and Cheers from the same time period? The best series in the last 10-20 years (imo) is Justified and no one mentions that either. Firefly is the only series I've watched along with Cassie, along with a few of ST:TNG. Thank God no one has gotten her started on the 40+ year run of Dr. Who.

crazyivan

Quick spoiler - everyone dies.

Clay F

She chose most of the series. I loved her reactions to Band of Brothers, True Detective S1, Chernobyl, and The Queen's Gambit. I liked The Rockford Files as a kid. M*A*S*H is one of my favorite series of all time. Not a huge fan of Firefly. I would like to her react to The Expanse. Cheers is a classic. My daughter like Dr. Who. I would love to see Cassie react to The Sopranos or The Wire. -Game of Thrones. IMDb 9.2 (avg rating by 2,500,000 users) -Band of Brothers. IMDb 9.4 (570,000 users) -Chernobyl. IMDb 9.3 (969,000 users) -The Sopranos. IMDb 9.2 (536,000 users) -The Wire. IMDb 9.3 (409,000 users)

Milton Reduxed

@Crazyivan, I could deal with some Hill Street Blues

Clay F

Yep, Hill Street Blues one of the ultimate classics, and groundbreaking.

Clarence Newman

But it’s ok because they all come back in the multiverse played by younger actors, steal a spaceship, slingshot around the sun and arrive back just in time to put some crash mats down to break Bran Muffin’s fall. The rest of the series becomes one big spoiler because all the characters know what’s going to happen next.

Clarence Newman

There's nothing mediocre about GoT. Epic, epic, epic, with some of the greatest characters ever set upon celluloid. I will not stand to be disparaged.

Clay F

Don't see many IMDb ratings above 9. Game of Thrones. IMDb 9.2 (avg rating by 2,500,000 users)

Clay F

GoT E1 Intro “The thing that I love about shows that I found in Star Trek, and Chernobyl, Band of Brothers, these shows I’ve watched, Firefly, you really go along with these characters. Get to go with them week-to-week and their arcs and their stories, and they become your friends. So I am excited for that aspect and to be starting a series again. So, I’m happy you’re here.”

Clarence Newman

Exactly what I said - Epic.....Epic.....Epic.

Clarence Newman

It's also a perfect example of something firing Cassie's soul despite taking her well outside her comfort zone. A perfect movie example would be "Misery".

Jack

I love Doctor Who and would totally be up for reactions lol

Jack

Is there a set amount of days between the full reactions and the YT edits?

Dave

There is no set timetable, but you can count on an average of 5-7 days from full length to YT edit.

Dean Holt

It’s a little late now, but I actually think she should have maybe started GoT in November. And reacted to the new Alien Earth Show as it’s been excellent so far, it’s getting a lot of attention and it’s on now. It’s also only 8 episodes, which I think is about the right length of time. Because I’m still against her doing long TV shows unless she ether changes her subscription tiers or starts doing 4 reactions a week, 3 movies, 1 TV Show, or both.

Dean Holt

Thing is Man of Steel, D&D & Wargames have all got more views at the moment. But that will probably change for Wargames & maybe D&D, but I can’t see it getting more views than MOS. But if Cassie gets a similar reaction to some of the others I’ve seen, she might get a big drop off after E4 and then balance out with the odd spike for some episodes.

Joe J

TV shows are a mixed bag for patrons. Great if you happen to like the particular show Cassie watches (like TNG and GoT), otherwise just one less movie a week. TV shows may be a much larger component of the channel in a few years. How many post-1990 movies will be left too watch in 2-3 years? Cassie really doesn't care much for older movies.

Joe J

All full reactions are watch-a-long format. Patrons must provide their own copy of any movie or show.

Clarence Newman

Agree 100% on tv shows, Joe. If you like the show, it's Christmas time, if you don't, it's a big hit to your potential enjoyment of the channel. As for Cassie not loving pre 1980s movies, we must be as Jean Claude Van Damme in Kickboxer when Xian Chow has him kicking the tree with his shin. It will be painful, but the tree will eventually fall!

Clay F

A disadvantage of a series is lose 1 movie per week, which means less likely for me to get a favorite movie reacted to. Yet, the advantage outweighs the disadvantage for me for 3 reasons: 1. I am very flexible on series (unlike movies). Especially if she sticks with iconic series, which seems likely if she wants attention. 2. I like the nature of a reaction to a series. Get 1 series reaction and 2 movie reactions per week. Diversify. 3. I am much more likely to like the series than many of the movies she reacts to. Again, if she sticks with iconic series for attention — with those I am very flexible.

Ria Grix

It is all a bit mucky & medieval. And you’re right, those Lannisters should absolutely leave the Wonderwall. 😂

Clarence Newman

There's no pleasing Cassie. When she's watching a Western, she complains the streets are too dusty. Watching GoT, she complains it's all mucky and wet. Shoes or hairdo, Cassie! One or the other is getting messed up.

Clarence Newman

This is not healthy for me, guys. Having binged on the first four episodes already, I'm now going Cold Turkey and it's not a pretty sight. It's like I'm standing on a street corner, hopping from foot to foot like an agitated Sheldon Cooper, just waiting for my drug dealer to turn up and hit me with an ounce of Jamaican homegrown. "I need it, maaaaan."

candle

Other creators on Patreon post their reaction with the entire episode playing on screen just fine.

Ian A

"Bran Muffin", little baby!, made me laugh so hard.

Clay F

Agree no way will surpass Man of Steel in views. Series don't have the view power in the current state of the reactorverse. Yet, definitely surpased in number of comments (and apparently the bringing in of new patrons). 2,947 Comments = GAME OF THRONES (S1 E1-E2) 2,298 Comments = MAN OF STEEL (2013)