In this episode Landon and Michael break down the good and evil on both sides of a war, debate the timeframe of Sokka finding the date of the eclipse, and what exactly are sandbenders. Plus, the 1994 Jungle Book movie?

Topics for this episode include Sokka being a wimp trapped in a hole, Toph and Iroh's teaching styles, and Aang and Zuko struggling to learn from their respective teachers. Also, Michael has an amazing speculation on what the next episode is about. He will be disappointed if it does not come true.

In this episode Landon and Michael talk about the importance of offering and accepting help. Then they try to break down the increasingly complex geography and the logic of all the main characters coming together (its fine). And watch out for sudden chest bumps.

Topics for this episode include the psychology of Azula, the introduction of Zuko's mother Ursa, and the new path that Zuko finds himself on. This is a rather straightforward episode; but always remember, when you are in a drag-out, no-holds-barred kind of fight: Give him a left!

In this episode, Landon and Michael discuss the addition of a new character (Toph) and the potential of new group dynamics. Then they both struggle to understand the Beifongs' lack of actual logic and parenting. I mean seriously, it's mind-boggling.

Topics for this episode include the court system of Chin village (the joke that it is), Sokka's detective skills, and the origin of Kyoshi Island. Also, Michael is distressed by the sadistic torture machines of the villagers and how they each have their personal favorites. He is still recovering from that traumatic viewing.

This episode leads to discussions of how the swamp works and why it brought Aang to it. Then, Michael wont give up on tree bending which leads him to nearly spoil *&!@@>*bending for himself. (If you know, you know).

Topics for this episode include the Fire Nation takeover of Omashu, Azula's new gang and the interesting dynamics within, and whether Tom-Tom is an appropriate name in the Avatar universe (spoilers: it's not). Also, ignore Landon saying blue is the hottest fire. We all know its white but words is hard sometimes.

Annoying? Funny? Good? Filler? Find out where this episode falls for Landon and Michael as they break down character pairings and world changes. Also Michael shoots down a comparison to Star Wars.

Season 2 kicks off with detailed discussions of character progression, plot setups, and shifting power dynamics. However, for Michael it all boils down to Iroh's shell collecting being a testament to his chillness.