Su Yin encased her head with metal as she was about to combustion bend and the next thing we saw was a smoking crater. She's dead.
Su Yin encased her head with metal as she was about to combustion bend and the next thing we saw was a smoking crater. She's dead.
True story, the Zaofu captain Kuvira was voiced by Zelda Williams.
That was…masterful. The ending, with Jinora receiving her tattoos and Korra suffering from what looked to me to be a pretty clear case of PTSD…wow. I just…that was as intense as the 3 parts of Sozin's Comet without the happy ending. LoK hit a level I didn't think the show was capable of this season and that finale was…
I just don't know if this is the show to end with Meelo, Ikki, Jinora and Rohan growing up fatherless. I'd be shocked if it happened…and slightly pleased/very upset. But I am very pleased with how easily Tenzin laid an ass whooping on Zaheer. He is the master, after all.
Parks and Rec or Last Airbender are my "anxiety reducers." Definitely get where you're coming from on that.
For anxiety it's a great thing to be comforted and I know because I had a real bastard of a panic attack streak for most of my 20s.but as a depression sufferer, my personal reaction when I'm at my lowest to people reminding me that I'm loved is to feel guilty, which in turn worsens the depression. Not a logical…
''I don't see that part of my personality as 'bad' or 'good', really.''
Shep Smith can fuck off. To fight depression as long as Robin Williams obviously did and to do as much good work as that guy got done is the polar opposite of cowardice. It takes tremendous inner strength. Anxiety is its own little nasty kettle of fish, eh. I remember I was trying to explain panic attacks to someone…
Good comment. There was this Jeff Tweedy interview I saw where he was talking about his depression and panic attacks, and he said that he didn't believe in the tortured artist thing at all. He said he thought that all of the art he'd made, or all of the great stuff other depressed people had made, had been done in…
I can't attribute the quote but I remember someone saying something in a film like ''I'm not depressed, I'm sad. Depression doesn't have a reason.'' That sums the difference up for me.
I've struggled with clinical depression on and off for about 15 of my 29 years and I've accepted that it's likely going to be a never-ending fight for me. But I've worked hard and I still feel it's a fight that's worth having. I remember when a long-time friend of mine took his own life thinking ''It could've been…
Oh shut the fuck up with the insinuations already. Good grief.
Yep. And Aladdin. God knows how many times my brother and I made our mom take us to see that in the theater, it must've been at least five.
To borrow a line from The Sopranos, people who talk about suicide being the coward's way out don't understand depression.
Sometimes you just can't outrun it. Godspeed, Robin, and thanks for the laughs.
I dunno, I heard Viacom and Netflix got into a passing contest over license fees but you may be right.
And avatar: the last airbender is on Prime as well,, despite having been unceremoniously booted from Netflix.
Ron Perlman on a hallucinatory murder spree? SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!
I dunno, ask Firelord Ozai
That also goes back to the pai sho rules discussion. ''To defeat one's opponent, one must know one's opponent.''