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SPOILER ALERT! - If you have not watched the show before, don't read the following review until you have! :)

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Oh my GOODNESS what a moment for Sokka! Loved this one (and it blew my mind when I found out who voiced the master.. XD)

Hope you had a great week, guys!!

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MahBawlzItch

This episode is great loved sokka becoming more than just the boomerang ponytail guy 😂

Cinnamon troll

I love how they put emphasis on creativity being a sign of intelligence. I feel like this trait is often understimated in shows. Like, smart characters tend to be mathematically or logically smart only. Sokka, on the other hand, likes to draw. Poetry. Even that little fancy knot he offered the owl spirit at the library shows so much. It's a much more accurate portrayal of a highly intelligent person, in my opinion. Gotta love him

JosieMorita

Robert Patrick will always be Agent John Dogget. (by the way, guys, does Veggie know who voices Ozai?)

PumpkinSparks

I love this episode so much! Sokka has been put on the side burner quite a lot, just because he is not a bender - especially during more dire situations. They do validate him the moment they need a plan, but every once in a while there is a bit of underhanded dissing just because he can't do what the others can. And negative comments will always stick more that positive ones... Plus him being the comic relief? ... Now it was finally his turn to train with a master, and do real jumps in his skill and self worth. But I mainly love, how Piandao saw his creativity (which seems more silly and juvenile, and most people would want to quash it) and realized that as Sokkas strength. Sokka looks at a problem from a different angle than anyone else and comes up with a unique solution. That is where he shines and that is what makes him a great warrior and leader/strategist! I also love the little snippets at the end. One, Piandao giving him the Lotus tile (my brain immediately went into overdrive theory mode when I first watched it), and the fact that Sokka brought Toph a bit of space rock to play with was really cute and considerate! And there was a hint that Toph liked Sokka before - during the Serpent Pass when she thought Sokka saved her from drowning and she got all mushy only to realize it was Suki ;)

Stan Flamey

Id really encourage you to ignore comments calling specific episodes weaker. Every episode in this season is incredibly enjoyable to me. Some for different reasons than others.

VeggieGamer

Thanks, Stan! Honestly, I only tend to bring it up when it suprises me (and honestly the last 2 I would never have seen that way), but I would never let it cloud my own opinon!

Declan

If you're up for it, it might be a good idea to re-watch the first episode back-to-back with the unaired pilot. Not only can you reflect on how the show started, but also compare it to how it was originally was going to be.

Eudaimonist

Dogget's good, and cool for you if that'syourfavorite... but what Robert Patrick will be remembered for most is definitely the T-1000.

Eudaimonist

The joke about how Sokka should have called himself "Lee" because "there's a million Lees!" Is a call back to Zuko using that fake name when he was on the run.

Logical Dreamer

I love how everything you've said at the beginning of the last two episodes fits so well with what happens in the episodes lol If you listen to how the master teaches and then hear Zuko teach Lee in Zuko alone, it's implied that Zuko also studied with him from how similar they talk about the sword.

Lisette C.

I would love to have you revisit the first episode - basically because I just want more avatar, lol 😂

Mason Allen

I would love to see you react to the first episode again!

Alex Hopps

The T1000? The man with the most iconic run in movie history? What a great film. I dont really like the rest of them but judgment day is fantastic

STAYoung

One of my favourite episodes. I love a good soundtrack and this episode already has a great range of leitmotifs but Sokka forging his sword and Iroh giving us the gun show both gave me goosebumps.

Lisette C.

Iroh is also s fire nation white lotus member though 😅❤️

Alex Hopps

This episode, like the 2 that came before it, is very good. But this is the turning point for me. Its top tier episodes from here till the end now

Madikuma95

Gonna be honest, it seems a little rude to tell Veggie to ignore comments just because they have a different opinion.

James McCarthy

Such a sweet episode, season 3 is full of little gems like this. I can see why people call them filler but an episode does not need to be focussed on the main plot to not be filler. Episodes like this which focus on character personality or skill development are essential and welcome (:

James McCarthy

Terminator 2's backstory as a swordmaster goes hard :-p

itz_Cherise

In the scene where Aang is wearing that ridiculous armor in the weapons shop, it was supposed to be a clapback joke by the creators. Nickelodeon told them Aang needed "cooler" boy-targeted accessories for merchandising 😅

Diego Zenhäusern

I've only watched the intro so far, but I'd totally be here for you checking out the first episode again before the finaly! It sounds like a really interesting concept! Edit after having seen the episode: No one mentioned it yet in the comments, so I'd just like to point out, that Toph made the Nickelodeon logo out of the meteorite at the end.

Madikuma95

Rewatching the first episode + pilot would be interesting, and more content is always good! 😁 I'm glad you noticed the Fire Nation has female guards! It weirdly makes the Bad Guys more 'progressive' than the Water and Earth nations. 🤔 I love seeing a good Sokka episode! I wasn't as into him as a kid but as an adult he's become my favorite character! And his new sword is pretty cool. 😁

krfix

I love this episode and the symbolism of the meteorite. At the beginning of the episode, the meteorite was a symbol of Sokka's "weakness" in that, as a non-bender, he could do nothing to help put out the fire it created. But at the end, he turned the meteorite into his sword, and in doing so, he turned it into a symbol of his strengths: creativity, versatility, and intelligence Also buff Iroh

Marvels and Miscellany

The show has continued to improve in the quality of animation, but this episode really stands out to me. The animations for Iroh as well as the Sword Master are amazingly beautiful in motion.

LouShirley

Playing catch up again. I loved this episode! I love that Sokka got some one-on-one focused training. He definitely contributes more to the group than he thinks! I'm so interested in what Iroh is poltting!