Better Call Saul 2x10 Full Reaction

It's not technically a spoiler but lowkey it is since hyping up an episode sets up certain expectations when going into that episode so it's not gonna be an authentic reaction. If an episode is being hyped, the reactors go into it expecting a big moment to happen the whole time and might just ignore the episode as a whole. Also, when that big moment happens, what if it didn't live up to the hype? The hype and the expectations can make an episode that is really amazing to just being decent at best. TLDR: hyping up an episode ruins a blind reaction.

wade

Do you guys think something along the lines of "I'm so excited for you to see the next episode, it's one I've been waiting for since the start" is a spoiler?

TeaDrinker3000

@CK - More often than not, other patrons seem to avoid "liking" comments with spoilers, and tell people to delete those comments, so I think more often than not, "liked" comments should be fine.

ODIS

Totally agree. Also often the spoiler comments are the ones with lots of likes so they should be careful.

CK

Chuck that weasel!!! Cant wait for you to start season 3!!

Daniel Chavez

No, they got spoiled on Erwin from a patron, because that person thought they had been spoiled about Erwin on twitter, which they weren't. Another case of people just needing to keep their mouths shut lol.

ML9

@Dante No, some dude mentioned a couple of big names not long ago (the "OMG wait till you see X" kind). And their characters are not even in season 2. Mentioning people is a spoiler as well. Can't believe some people don't understand that. They need to stop doing that; it ruins the surprise. Let them enjoy the show without that annoying crap.

Cris H

@ML9 is right. people write shit like "you're gonna love so-and-so by the end" or "just wait til episode x." Why?

Michael Kang-Beats

@FWolf you can't just expect them to avoid their community or socials entirely. A lot of us here are very good with discussions that don't spoil anything that LM read and reply to. I'm not gonna sugarcoat it, it's on the patreon subs that think they're being cute with their comments to just stop being cringe and stfu and let them watch and figure things out on their own. If you ever at any point think to yourself "hm is this a little hinty?" or "am I maybe saying too much?" then just don't comment it. They will be perfectly fine without your "details" that you feel you just HAD to tell them because you learned it after watching the show or reading the manga your 3rd time. We all missed things our 1st watch, it's normal.

ML9

Thankfully the BCS community is smaller than the AOT community, and tends to be more mature when it comes to spoilers due to the nature of the story.

Dante

100% Agree. I have no idea why AOT fandom is like this. Maybe mods would be necessary to continue the discussions with Patreons. The ''hints'' people are dropping... Theese people underestimate others intelligence, or overestimate their own... or maybe both.

Camelot B

Actually just don't read anything. Also avoid twitter.

Hey LM! Just wanted to give you a heads up, that the more you'll be growing in subscribers, the greater the chances that some of them will be spoiling (even if unintentionally). It's starting to happen on your latest AOT reaction, so be careful! I don't know how you go about it, but I suggest just read the comments with the most likes, and if they're large texts, avoid them just in case (unless you're familiar with the patron who's commenting). Good luck! :)

ODIS