We interrupt your moderately scheduled program for this season 1 review. Landon and Michael discuss season 1 as a single piece of entertainment and talk about their favorite episodes. Michael talks about The Storm and The Blue Spirit, while Landon talks about The Imprisoned.

The season finally wraps up as Landon and Michael discuss how far the characters have come and wonder where they are going from here. They also spend a lot of time talking about about fish and Michael questions the importance of Koh the face stealer.

An epic finale kicks off as Landon and Michael review the strategies of the fire and water nations, Katara's new skills, and the importance of updating your fire nation soldier armor.

Landon and Michael break down the themes in this episode while talking in depth about characters, the Northern water tribe and a looming threat on the horizon. Then, Michael renders Landon speechless by questioning the logic of water healing.

Were back after a holiday break! This time Landon hammers home the importance of the fire nations new arsenal and the unknown loss our heroes suffer. Meanwhile, Michael likes the character development in this one, wants a name for certain father, and compares the show to the Incredibles (again).

Talking points for this episode include Aangs childish nature, fire nation culture, Katara's new healing ability, and wondering why there is a very fancy bulletin board in the woods.

In an episode where nearly everyone gets something to do Landon and Michael discover ice dodging, a Shirshu, and an ostrich horse. Even though this is not the first appearance of the ostrich horse but, *what can you do?*

Michael did not predict how this episode would annoy him. Landon did not predict how in depth their conversation would get. They both predict you'll like this episode... and maybe papaya.

3 characters, 3 story lines, and a bunch of frozen frogs. Then, Landon and Michael get lost on a tangent about a duduk and a tsungi horn. Yup.

Landon and Michael break down what makes a good hero/villain, while discussing the origins of Aang and Zuko. Then, Michael is shocked by Iroh's display of lightning bending.