FYI- I would only watch Cabbage Man and Zuko playing volleyball for, like, five episodes, max.

FYI- I would only watch Cabbage Man and Zuko playing volleyball for, like, five episodes, max.

The Spirits look at Kyoshi killing all these people (I presume she killed a bunch of people, because she's Kyoshi) and think: "Hey, if killing Chin the Conqueror is good, then why not do it to everyone?"

The Spirits look at Kyoshi killing all these people (I presume she killed a bunch of people, because she's Kyoshi) and think: "Hey, if killing Chin the Conqueror is good, then why not do it to everyone?"

@avclub-68c81a145181a6b3092221895a3fd1a9:disqus Re: Airbending
That's a good point.  I had forgotten about "A Voice in the Night".  Man, that was a killer episode.

This a question to which I doubt we'll ever get an answer, but I'm happy to take this as the 'fan canon' reason why Katara was not at Yakone's trial.

But when the show was first ordered, Nick only ordered one season of it.  So Bryan and Mike had to make the first season a standalone, because they weren't sure there would be a second season.

But when the show was first ordered, Nick only ordered one season of it.  So Bryan and Mike had to make the first season a standalone, because they weren't sure there would be a second season.

I know you were joking, but after some thought, that might be an amazing plot twist (not that we need any more plot twists).  But with a standalone season, unfortunately, this has to wrap up in three episodes.

I know you were joking, but after some thought, that might be an amazing plot twist (not that we need any more plot twists).  But with a standalone season, unfortunately, this has to wrap up in three episodes.

*Speculative Spoilers*
What I'm actually hoping is that, at that point, we'll go inside of Korra's mind, to see Amon actually trying to bend her energy, and when he gets there, he looks around and sees hundreds of Avatars in clouds, all looking down at him with very displeased expressions.

@avclub-80950a2dd1a5ff049bb918b1b6dd1b03:disqus *SPOILERS from the preview of the finale* It may not be the case, but it looks like Amon firebends when he jumps through a wall of flame in the preview

@avclub-80950a2dd1a5ff049bb918b1b6dd1b03:disqus *SPOILERS from the preview of the finale* It may not be the case, but it looks like Amon firebends when he jumps through a wall of flame in the preview

@avclub-68c81a145181a6b3092221895a3fd1a9:disqus But doesn't the fact that you could only name six episodes (a couple of which I would argue, especially "The Fortuneteller") that were wastes of time, out of a collection of 60, undermine @avclub-543b660ee5d13b2d6732b94bd816ae55:disqus 's statement that at least 50% of…

@avclub-8dc3a62c5b3b1938582d9d85586e4a50:disqus After looking at your username for a second, I had a thought:  Did Tenzin name his sky bison after Uncle Sokka's "Oogies" from "The Promise"?

@avclub-8dc3a62c5b3b1938582d9d85586e4a50:disqus After looking at your username for a second, I had a thought:  Did Tenzin name his sky bison after Uncle Sokka's "Oogies" from "The Promise"?

@The_Tuna:disqus I don't know.  After all, the Avatar State is supposed to be a defense mechanism.  To say that it would only be accessible after one has reached a certain level of spiritual awakening would mean that it wouldn't be very useful when a future Avatar needed it most (before he/she had powered up).  
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@The_Tuna:disqus I don't know.  After all, the Avatar State is supposed to be a defense mechanism.  To say that it would only be accessible after one has reached a certain level of spiritual awakening would mean that it wouldn't be very useful when a future Avatar needed it most (before he/she had powered up).  
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Oh yeah?  Well… you're stupid… *kicks a can down the sidewalk as he shuffles away*

I bet they could have a killer game of 'I Spy'.