Well. They don't call him "Power Man" for nothing.

Is it seriously too much to ask for a period-Men of Letters spin-off. They're an untapped goldmine for potential story lines. I dare anyone to defy me.

I'm in agreement; we have a winner.

Yeah, that's just a speeder.

I do feel that Hank's voice acting in this scene was pretty good. Really delivered on the comedy of the situation.

I'm sorry, did Cupid remind anyone else of 'the Girl who was Death' from "The Prisoner"?

Is it wrong that i'm sort of glad that she got her ass kicked in this episode? Yes, she's free of the poison, but she's still out of shape and not ready to take on a master-level Earth/Metalbender like Kuvira.

That or Toph is going to come out of retirement to show Kuvira the true meaning of being an Earth/Metalbender.

I think he could be a little less shy about opening with his most powerful ability.

It makes sense that it would be an expression of Vaatu since it's being used for unnatural purposes. Plus, i'm wondering if the puppy spirit is going to come back to warn Korra that if Kuvira goes through with using weaponized spirit power that it's really going to screw things up for trying to achieve balance.

Yeah, what was that about? Was he wanting to prove himself to Kuvira? Or was he just pissed at Bolin's betrayal?

I understood why he held back for a little bit, but he took waaaaay too long to break out his Lavabending to shut down those mechs. To me, if he had opened with that, it would have been an infinitely shorter fight and Baatar Jr. wouldn't have been able to take the upper hand with Varrick. But that's just me.

I suppose you could draw a few parallels between Anakin/Vader to Kuvira.

This makes me want to rescue my bear from my Mom's house. His name was lemon Meringue, he has a bell in his ear and he was named "Best Bear" at my preschool. And shut up, I just have something in my eye!

I take slight umbrage with the use of the word "About" in the headline.

I'd like to congratulate you on creating a new Internet Meme called: Squirrel Truther.

They're probably full of shit. Or they couldn't think of a new cool lightsaber design that hasn't been used for the villain.

To me, the biggest red herring is; if you're that good to wield such a weapon, while not being a fully-trained Sith, how are you not able to mop the floor with someone who never completed their Jedi training?!

I want to ask Filoni: "Seriously. Explain to me why you thought a sci-fi slingshot was the way to go? Did Disney not want a gun/blaster in a kid's hands? You can just level with us on this."