What’s your gender and age? 
-21 Male
Did you watch the original show? 
-Ja
If so, did you watch it as it aired week by week, or in bulk as the whole series came out, or something in between? 
-The first season in bulk, then more or less kept up with the episode releases.
If you watched week by week, did you regularly…

What’s your gender and age? 
-21 Male
Did you watch the original show? 
-Ja
If so, did you watch it as it aired week by week, or in bulk as the whole series came out, or something in between? 
-The first season in bulk, then more or less kept up with the episode releases.
If you watched week by week, did you regularly…

That show is still running? People still watch it? Jeez.

That show is still running? People still watch it? Jeez.

No, he's standing next to Amon later on.

No, he's standing next to Amon later on.

Thank you for explaining my seemingly preternatural attraction to her.

Thank you for explaining my seemingly preternatural attraction to her.

Haven't seen the premiere yet, but I loved the first 2 seasons and I don't want to let this discussion's maidenhead get taken by the worms.

Haven't seen the premiere yet, but I loved the first 2 seasons and I don't want to let this discussion's maidenhead get taken by the worms.

why would you say those things when you know how much they hurt to hear

why would you say those things when you know how much they hurt to hear

Tradition.

Tradition.

Jon is captured, Qhorin ends up in the scene somehow (he's also captured, he comes to rescue Jon, he stumbles across him while he's taking a piss in the middle of the night) and Jon is forced to kill him to gain the free folks' trust. Simple.

My thoughts in response to this discussion:

Tarrlok is less "good intention with questionable execution", and more "proper action with indeterminate intention".

Hypothesis: Sato is somehow associated with Amon/the Equalists and pushed Asami toward Mako to set up the sponsorship as part of Amon's plan. Asami will reject his influence and be won over by Mako/Team Korra, becoming a valuable team member.

You are now aware that just because a comedy show makes fun of someone doesn't mean it's malicious.

Seriously heavy. I was expecting a parody of Justin Bieber and Rebecca Black, not… whatever the hell this was.