The premiere of last season, with the dinosaurs and Vasta, felt odd.

It's the dismissive way she does it. She's already working out how to minimise her losses.

The Fortuneteller was my first ATLA ep, and in my incredible bias I feel that the romance angle was the only really terrible part.

I love all those episodes, don't get me wrong. Zuko Alone is a contender for my top ATLA ep ever.

Seriously?

Some of it is relief at her not ending up with Mako.

The crushed bug shot of the hummingbird mech may be even more brutal than P'Li's demise.

The season 3 finale gave us the best Korra bending battle (IMO, of course, and my personal fave ATLA one is the final Zuko v.s. Azula), so now we have the only way they could top that!

Yeah, but it feels like they sat down and said

Because when Tenzin tries to punch something, he doesn't move his hand really really slowly so he can get owned.

It is but people who aren't quite with the program can still enjoy it. I meant that it wasn't all preachy or anything, which in the hands of lesser writers it very well could have been.

That might be bad though.
Will Korrasami overshadow all the great moments this show has brought us?

Bryke:
Hah Nickelodeon! This is for the budget!

That is fantastic.

Thanks for the reviews! You're always very insightful and explain your opinion very well.

Kuvira's reaction is what makes that bit. It's really the only time she ever looks shocked up until Korra pounds her way in to the cockpit.

I know everyone's going nuts for Korrasami, but I actually love the rest of the finale as well, the fights and Sato's sad demise and all that. (It's getting overshadowed a bit).

I actually though that A- was a little high, sorry for not clarifing.

Book 1 mainly survives on nostalgia. I'm actually quite annoyed, since it takes a while to get good and messes around soo much. But it gave us the Storm, the Blue Spirit and that Finale, so yeah.

I was in total disbelief. I pulled up the time bar when Asami walked in, and I was all: