I know this is going to be an instant classic for me.

This episode (especially the insane, amazing time-travel interaction elements) feels like the movie Primer.

"I don't doubt Swift's intelligence"

The Mako and Bolin stories are great, the Korra one is the clunkiest thing I have ever seen.

A self-conscious clip show that comments on the show and analyzes and pokes fun of prior flaws without trying to convince the viewer that they were anything but flaws? Better than most clip shows and good enough for me. B+

I can conjure up a really long antenna

While we're talking about religion, why, in Catholicism (and some other religions), isn't it considered selfish/kind to kill babies immediately after baptism? Wouldn't it send them immediately to Heaven, thus making the baby-killer, if not a good person, certainly a selfless one for choosing to go to Hell as…

Not necessarily true…There is a huge amount of evidence for all of these theories, but that doesn't make them objectively true.

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The AV Club

Quick! It's still an A+ if you look here:

I am so glad that it wasn't just the poison that was causing Korra's PTSD.

Your payment was supposed to be the sweet release of death…

Hold on a second. I'm waiting for a new pun to dawn on me.

That could have been such a great episode if they would have done some things to establish passing of time. Something with swooping camera shots or montages or something. Possibly include some jargon-y words to show Beth had to adapt to a new environment. I don't know.

I thought it is heavily implied that Kuvira "silenced" Pabu, permanently.

Remember in Book 2, when all we wanted was an episode without Korra?

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Yay! Let's alienate everyone!

It's a good thing we don't have this problem in our schools!

One thing that's interesting about the Korra trailer is how few scenes Korra is in with other people—no friends, and not even many enemies.

You're the first person on the A.V. Club I've seen who also reads SMBC! Nothing relevant to say, here, so bye!