THE BOULDER

The dissenters probably decided not to go along with the invasion plan to begin with. The people who made it this far probably knew the broad outlines of the plan, and knew there would be a short eclipse window.

I love that Laurie was Tampa's godmother.

And he doesn't know that she was responsible for Varro's death.

This was a really good episode, I thought it was on point.

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Nah, the head scratching is perfect. When you shave your head like that, the urge to scratch it or rub the stubble becomes damn near irresistible.

That was from the Source Awards.

Lamont Sanford. Of Sanford and Son fame.

Did you guys notice how happy Astrid looked when Broyles said she'd be working with him?

Yes. The only Christmas song that can be played at any time of the year. Fuck you, AV Club, for not including it  (also fuck you for including the Elvis version of "Merry Christmas, Baby," rather than the definitive Charles Brown version).

Where's Jim Ross when you need him?

I don't know. I imagine that Zhao got permission to attack the Northern Water Tribe by arguing that the Avatar was clearly headed to the Northern Water Tribe, and here's a plan to defeat them all in one fell swoop. Without the Avatar, I don't think that sense of urgency would have existed. Hadn't it been like 80 years…

I agree with this comment, but I will take issue with this rhetorical question: "But how does capturing the Avatar in the pilot help Zuko become a good Fire Lord?"

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Yeah, plus they're scavenging in the middle of the zombie apocalypse. I think they can be forgiven for trying to make due with the morning-after pills they can find.

But what's your opinion on Hal Gordon? http://dwaynemcduffie.com/?…

So I was listening to "What Dreams Are Made Of," and I started wondering why more rappers don't sample Ric Flair. You'd think the kind of shit-talking that Flair excelled in would be a natural fit for most rap music.

My daughters are around that age, and they love Avatar.

Ignore the lies that they tell