@avclub-b9a25e422ba96f7572089a00b838c3f8:disqus "I was watching a show on Nick so suicide was too far out of the realm of reason to be worth thinking about."

Just some thoughts that may not or not be related to the review:
Re: Suicide

Just some thoughts that may not or not be related to the review:
Re: Suicide

Welp, that's all. See you again in two years folks!

Welp, that's all. See you again in two years folks!

once again, RIP Starburns

(Bong-Bong)

My biggest problem with the finale is nitpicky at best, but it bugs the hell out of me: How fucking big is the Avatar Earth?

My Theory is that it's Aang in his late teens/early 20's, because it would of been the age he would of became a fully-fledge Avatar if it hadn't been for the war.

Yes, his name was M. Night, and Nick felt bad, very very bad.

I might be getting a little too dark for a kids show, and it might just be my pessimism, but I really have a feeling that Republic City is not long for the Avatar World, with everything going on there it's not hard to imagine something (Benders Vs Non-Benders, horrible technology accident, mass exodus back to peoples…

why isn't Hayden Childs on Korra? I'm a little bummed about that.

the correct term is "Steamy". They are steamy.

Oh, I'm sorry. You must have some other glorious sites you participate in that are so much better. Some of reddit is awful, some isn't. Forgive me for offering another outlet to people who may enjoy talking about the new series.

It also fits in with tonight's 30Rock with Jack having an actor portray him in a movie.

Hot. Hot hot hot.

You know somethings up when they're ignoring NFET's questions.

Yeah, but you run the risk of seeing some… odd stuff, to put it politely. Avatar Fandom is Wack, yo.

Also: For any avatar discussion outside our normal reviews, you might want to go check out r/TheLastAirbender over on reddit. Yes, I know it's named the TheLastAirbender, but only to differentiate from bluecatpeople Avatar. It's a pretty active community, so yeah!

Welcome back, Human Beings!