In our Season 1 finale, we tackle the Season 1 double-episode finale of Avatar: The Last Airbender (Netflix Adaptation): "The North" and "Legends".

Grace is overwhelmed by Aang's angst, Peter is not happy about Momo's near-death being used as a plot device, and we both ponder the aftermath of battle. Also, we speculate on the closing scenes of Season 1 and their consequences for Season 2: will we see Sokka getting high on cactus-juice in the desert? Will the showrunners listen to our pleas for MORE EPISODES?!

Warning: Spoilers abound, for both the Nickelodeon series and the Netflix adaptation.

In this episode, we take a deep dive into Avatar: The Last Airbender (Netflix Adaptation) episodes 5 and 6: "Spirited Away" and "Masks".

Grace wonders where all the spirits are, Peter is disturbed by the Fire Lord family dynamics, and we get lost in a veritable maze of quests within quests within quests, as Aang bounces from Spirit World to Fire Nation and back!

Warning: Spoilers abound!

In this episode, we take a deep dive into Avatar: The Last Airbender (Netflix Adaptation) episodes 3 and 4: "Omashu" and "Into the Dark".

Peter analyses the emotional arcs of Iroh and Bumi, Grace appreciates Jet's fringe, and we discuss morally grey characters!

Warning: Spoilers abound, for both the Nickelodeon series and the Netflix adaptation.

In our second episode, we take a deep dive into Avatar The Last Airbender (Netflix Adaptation), episode 2: "Warriors".

We rave about delightfully sinister Commander Zhao, wonder about the range limit of Avatar Kyoshi's incarnation, and touch on the emotional significance of bowing.

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Warning: Spoilers abound, for both the Nickelodeon series and the Netflix adaptation.

Welcome to Random Deep Dives Into Whatever Tickles Our Fancy, or RDDIWTOF: a podcast where Grace and Peter subject the internet to their enthusiastic, awkward geekery!

In our first episode, we take a deep dive into Avatar The Last Airbender (Netflix Adaptation), episode 1: "Aang."

Grace reveals how much she adores Zuko's angst, Peter grapples with less Zen-and-tea Uncle Iroh, and we both question the show's target audience. (Short answer: it's us. We are the target audience.)

Warning: Spoilers abound, for both the Nickelodeon series and the Netflix adaptation.