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Hey guys! Sorry for bombarding your inbox with posts today ahaha! I just wanted to make sure you guys knew about the Q&A. Hope you can join me, I know the timing isn't perfect for everyone but it's really the only time I can make it work! 

Also, you'll get another email this evening as I'll be uploading my full reaction to United 93 in honor of 9/11. 

Thanks for all of your support!

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Jon Johns

Wow, that was fun, shout out to the Mods: Catherine, and others. Shout out to Cassie who was overwhelmed, but did a great job! Best quote of the night: "I'm going to read all your comments." Like, all 6000 of them. You're so sincere and appreciative! And finally, bababunga (I can't remember your name, man, sorry), who gave $1000 to Cassie in bribes tonight. Wow, man, you're a hero!

Mike Mallon

This was fun. Nice job and hope the success of the channel continues.

Sahitya

Awesome job Cassie 2 hrs flew by

Anonymous

Congrats, Cassie! 100K YT Subs!

brooke atkins

Congrats lady!! I’ve been a subscriber since you had less than 10,000!! Your channel blew up super fast

Tobias Eiken

Couldn't watch it live as it was in the middle of the night here in Norway. But I saw it this morning and noticed Rome was mentioned. It is absolutely brilliant, and my second favourite series after Deadwood. Hope you will do that!

Mingo Wayama

Your 100K is so well-deserved. This is my 6th year as an invalid, and your reactions mean so much to me. When I open my e-mail in the morning and discover, to my surprise, that you have reacted to one of my favorites (e.g., Same Time Next Year, Starman) it is such a wonderful gift. Now I am just one of a hundred thousand plus, but I will nevertheless recommend The Queen's Gambit for a limited series; and for a small series, Indian Summers (2015 - PBS, 20 episodes). Indian Summers is set in India in 1932, during the British colonial rule. It has a good love story, superb acting, wonderful cinematography, and several great character arcs. Oh, I almost forgot, for October, how about Arsenic and Old Lace (1943), a Halloween-themed movie, but it is a screwball comedy, which should give you some relief from the scary ones.

Mingo Wayama

Re: Rocky. Good movie, but watch Cinderella Man (2005), which has a similar, but more amazing, plot, and is actually a true story, starring Russell Crowe and Renee Zellweger, set during the Great Depression.

Jon Johns

On the theme of "sports movies" we need a thread to hash that out. Like previously, 1 (ONE) movie per comment, and likes rather than duplicates, to determine a list for brackets.

David Hron

Hello Cassie, Greeting from Central Europe. pity cant watch you live due time zone. Congrats.. sorry for my bad english, Im not good in grammar :)