Incredible
This was easily one of the greatest episodes of Futurama, comparable to its previous greats. Up until now, I've found the new series good for some nice episodes, but nothing ranking as a classic.

There's still Ty Lee and her six identical sisters.

"That's a sharp outfit Chan. Careful, you could puncture the hull of an Empire-class Fire Nation battleship, leaving thousands to drown at sea!…Because, its so sharp!"

Aang was 12.

I would prefer that they stayed true to the pronunciation in the series.

The official explanation for Aang's lifespan of 69 years or less is that he burned through his extra Avatar years while he was frozen.

The tale of Iroh was incredible. Also, that episode actually contained six shorts, for Toph & Katara, Iroh, Sokka, Aang, Zuko, and Momo.

We're in enemy territory! THOSE ARE ENEMY BIRDS!

I believe they have had a previous challenge in which the contestants judged the dishes without knowing their creators.

I've hated him since he suggested a fruit platter as the dessert in the previous challenge.

THEY
WERE ON A BOAT!

It should have been "I saw Saw 1 once and I saw Saw 2, too."

I had the same problem at the beginning of the episode, but it did straighten out. Also, the plot and intro of the episode seemed similar to several recent episodes of Fringe (not that I'm complaining).

"Great Scott!"

I think family guy is funny. That is all I have to say.

I remember them showing Rocky & Bullwinkle, Dudley Do-Right, and The Pink Panther late at night, not too long after Speed Racer and Scooby Doo.

Every Cartoon Network original from I M Weasel to the end of the Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy was awesome. I remember them all fondly.

He got what he deserved.

The tale of Iroh in book 2 is arguably one of the best moments in the series.

@Son of Concrete Rooster, thank you for posting this essay. I had heard of the casting controversy but I hadn't considered it terribly important. However, the consequences of these decisions are now very apparent to me, and the evidence presented (specifically, the casting flier, which I found very damning)…