The Crazed Spruce

One little detail I really liked was that Gran-Gran's note was written in Inuktitut, the language of the Inuit people. I live in Labrador, in northeast Canada, and there's a large Inuit population up here, so I see it around all the time. Even though I can't read a word of it, I still recognized it. It's a little thing, but I thought it was a nice touch.

Not to mention that they had 100 years to hunt down any stray Air Nomads who might've been away from the temple that day, and a huge army more than up to the task.

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Final trailer!

I only know Paul Sun-Hyung Lee from the handful of episodes of "Kim's Convenience" I've seen. But judging from that alone, he's probably the best person they could've possibly cast to play Iroh. That clip only proves it.

Maybe it was the hairdo. Don't know about you, but I'm not used to seeing her with hair down to her shoulders. Those lips are unmistakable, though. And it's very telling about the corporate mindset in the firm that the partners meeting, with only two people attending in person, seemed to be fully catered. Especially since the meeting was about personnel cuts to trim the budget.

Yeah, my recommendations have been flooded with reactions to the trailer. Some of my favourites.... And I'm watching Michaela Murphy's Avatar: TLA reactions, too. I hope she does the live-action series after it comes out.

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Really, the only knock I have on the trailer is that they didn't have someone destroy a cabbage stand.

Gotta say, I'm kinda stoked for it.

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They released the title list six months ago. Looks like it's just the first season.

They'll probably drop a couple of the episodes that don't really contribute to the main story, like "The Great Divide" and "The Fortuneteller", and maybe compress a few others down to their key scenes. And as for the characters being introduced early, they're probably just extended cameos meant to tease the long-time fans of the franchise and get them excited about season 2. Though it wouldn't surprise me if they find ways to integrate them into the season 1 storyline. (For instance, maybe Azula leads the invasion of Kyoshi Island, instead of Zuko.) Frankly, I'm fine with them streamlining the story a bit, so long as they keep the heart of it intact.

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