I'm (Shawn) so sorry for the late upload!

The end is truly in sight, as this two-part episode features a number of high-impact turning points between Zuko and Team Avatar, Azula and Team... Azula I guess, and the re-emergence of two of our most beloved nonbenders. We also make time to discuss our personal strategic approaches to prison and the Fire Nation's surprisingly successful criminal rehabilitation practices. Thanks for checking out our review of this two-part episode of Avatar: The Last Airbender, Book 3: Fire, Ep. 14-15 "The Boiling Rock."

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In one of Shawn's favorite podcast recordings of all time, we find excuses to talk about several of his favorite things; Yugioh, traps, the Cabbage Merchant and (most importantly) dragons. And somewhere in there we make room for a really strong episode of Avatar: The Last Airbender, Book 3: Fire, Ep. 13 "The Firebending Masters."

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This week Chris has finally finished his mosaic, and also published a video about underrated ATLA characters. We give a quick review of the live-action ATLA fan film from Re-Anime, and a heads-up on a new Katara graphic novel coming soon. Last, but not least, we discuss "The Western Air Temple."

To cheer ourselves up about the lack of comicon, we went ahead and got into costume anyway which, aside from Chris gradually disrobing and Shawn's awful hair, was very enjoyable. In other news, Chris' channel (THIS channel) has grown incrementally (Thank you all so much!), and Shawn is raising money for Harvesters Community Food Network via 27-hour March Madness bracket pool and simulation livestream (link below). Finally, and most importantly, we review parts 1 and 2 of "The Day Of Black Sun," Book 3: Fire, Ep. 10-11.

Thursday, March 12, 2020 was an insane day in the United States of America due to all of the preventative measures being taken in the wake of Coronavirus; we're not health experts, but obviously we can't avoid the topic to some degree. But we have some positive things to share as well! We take a moment to share a couple listener reviews (thank you so much for sharing and participating in our show in any way), and we also share a small live-action Netflix ATLA series update from Bryan Konietzko himself! (Like, a public update, not like something he shared specifically with us.) Last but not least, we review "Nightmares & Daydreams."

This week Chris offers some quick thoughts on the My Hero Academia movie, Shawn offers quick thoughts on his boring choices for bending masters, and (eventually) we both chime in on "The Puppetmaster," including a strong performance from Tress MacNeille as Hama (and also, apparently, countless other childhood favorites of ours).

This week Chris reviews the latest Legend of Korra comic, "Ruins of the Empire," and also shares some thoughtful commentary left on last week's Top 10 Moments video (thank you so much for participating, by the way) of which we're very proud. Finally, we get to Book 3: Fire, Episode 8 "The Runaway."

Can you believe that Avatar: The Last Airbender is 15 years old? That's right, February 20, 2020, is the 15th anniversary of our favorite show. We've decided to dedicate an episode exclusively to this very special occasion - something we've been holding onto for a little while now - our Top 10 Moments from the Avatar: The Last Airbender series. It was painful to select just 10, but we believe we've picked the absolute best of them! Naturally, we would love to hear your lists and favorites as well, so don't be shy; tell us what you think!

In something as close to a normal episode as we've ever recorded, we talk pertinent live-action netflix/CBS series thoughts, then jump straight to the episode (with only a couple tangents, relative to our usual standards). It's a pretty solid episode, too!