In this first special episode series, Cabbage Corp Comms. dives deep into the elements covered most heavily in Book 1: Air and Water. We discuss Lion Turtles and why all Avatar Wiki and content creators alike use the term AG when talking about Avatar timelines. (Psst: It’s pretty jacked up!)

In this episode we cover the last three episode arc of Book 1 of ATLA and some of the most beautiful and haunting world building in the entire Avatar series. The Gaang finally reach the Northern Water Tribe and as Aang and Katara face off against the rigid gender roles of Water Tribe culture, Sokka falls in love with the local princess. Nothing was the same.

Ooof. A rough couple of episodes coming up for our last air bender, Avatar Aang. Sokka continues his meteoric rise up the Cabbage Corp. Power Rankings and Uncle Iroh has a Jiraiya sensei episode arc with the dangerous bounty hunter, June.

This week’s Cabbage Corp report is a study in love. Christian and Josh cover episodes 12-14, where great truths are revealed on Aang’s past and the Blue Spirit. Most importantly, we spare no detail in this week’s “It Doesn’t Hurt to be the Avatar Relationship Corner” when talking fate, fortune, and first impressions with Katara and Aang.

O boy, welcome Jet into the fray. In this week’s Cabbage Corp meeting, we cover episodes 9,10,11 of ATLA. While we once again navigate some of the horrors of the 100-year war, there’s plenty of comedy, teen romance, and SOKKA MOMENTS??!!!

In this episode, the Gaang inch closer to the Northern Water Tribe and encounter the first earth bender seen in the show. As Team Avatar walks through the terror of the Fire Nation war, “They’re just kids!” becomes a popular refrain for hosts Christian and Josh as they weep and lament the innocence: gone; paradise: lost. Also, we meet Avatar Roku.

 We’re back, Cabbage Heads! In this episode, we meet our dear creator on the doorstep of the Earth Kingdom territory of Omashu. That’s right, nothing else matters because the Cabbage Man makes his appearance and leaves an indelible mark on the Avatar universe and our hearts. We also delve into the cost of war and Aang’s need to think outside the box.

Long ago, but also right now hosts Christian & Josh talk the opening episodes of Avatar: The Last Air Bander (ATLA). In a spoiler-heavy discussion, C & J enter a spirited debate on who deserves more credit this episode: Aang or Katara. They also get into talking love and affection with the first-ever “It Doesn’t Hurt to be the Avatar Relationship Corner.”