I can see the logic in your argument, however I think Hiroshi Sato is a red herring placed by the writers to draw the reaction you just displayed. It would be too easy/simple for Sato to be Amon, if I know anything about Avatar.

Wilson is my personal favorite. I like Wonderful as well.

Careful or old Neil will dump a fuckload of bees on your face.

Why can't her husband, Neil Gaiman, be her sugar daddy on this one?

I'LL KILL YOU CRACKER

So far I'm really digging this show. It's harshly realistic, sort of like a Jonathan Franzen or Jennifer Egan novel.

Anyone know why this episode isn't online yet? The 3rd episode was up on Nick the same day.

For me this was the funniest episode of 30 Rock all season, just because of Jon Hamm taking that chair in the back.

@avclub-c54c561b74163f70a5572998e3955227:disqus  Do you mean Bobby Newport? Who is Nick Newport?

That's what I thought also. Obviously, AT can't step too far outside its kiddie bounds, but I don't think it's a stretch. It works just as well as a comment on PDA, but gays kissing in public falls under that category too.

The episode's called Vagina Panic and this user is panicking because it's about vaginas. Classic.

Did no one else think this was a comment on gay marriage? I guess I must be reading too far into AT.

@avclub-1ff70043c78f44fc8841bd8203c00ed3:disqus That's a solid theory, although the writers are talented enough to throw a character in and make them likable easy enough (this series did start three episodes ago and I'm already in love with Korra).  My personal theory is that Korra will lose her bending in a battle…

Well, each season of the original they eventually got around to adding a character. In the second it was Toph and in the third it was Zuko. Because the seasons are going to be shorter and fewer, I think they won't have as much room to maneuver the same thing. I think the extra character will come much sooner.

The only thing that shocked me this episode was the lack of insect/animal mentions.

I think they're actually going to add a separate character who is a nonbender who is good at something neither of them are good at (Chi blocking?) to make it the four of them like in the original series.

It's on the Nick site, along with every other episode they will do this season. Sometimes ,common sense is the right course of action.

I don't watch The Office, but I watched tonight's episode, and I thought it was very funny. NBC got their comedy block locked down tight.

Gonna go ahead and point out Hitchcock looked like a really fat bird also.

Adventure Time is shaping up to be the new Spongebob. A few more episodes like this, where they tackle issues for adults, and they got it in the bag.