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Overanalyzing Netflix's Avatar: Episode Four - Into The Dark

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NurginAce

Are there any new vids today? Or just reuploading?

Fabian Röling

I just finished watching the videos that I had downloaded from YouTube before they were taken down, on my old dying laptop. Currently I am watching the watch-along VOD. I finally watched the series, so now I am catching up with all the videos I had put onto playlists and, in cases where I suspected copyright benders, downloaded. (I have also commented on the Patreon posts, in case you have not seen that.)

Derek Mann

At 22:43, with the joke about the badger mole speaking English. Was that Blind Guardian I heard? Deliver Us From Evil I think?

C S

"After learning he's the Avatar, Aang feels overwhelmed and sneaks out to Omashu to have fun with his friend Bumi. He briefly mentions he's the Avatar. That he wants to run away and hide. Bumi says something goofy but reassuring. Later, Aang tries to return to the Southern Air temple but gets caught in a storm... Now, from Bumi's perspective, Aang abandoned them and went into hiding". This is a poorly written paragraph but a scene like this could justify Bumi's anger and tie the episodes without having to make big changes to the story. It'd be totally in character for Aang to play instead of facing his responsibility (like in the Western air temple)... They could have done so many things to keep the story consistent but it feels it's just a collection of disconnected scenes.

Nicholas Thomas-Brown

Omg, you got a Shia LaBeouf bit in there!!! I've never met anyone else who has seen that without my showing it to them. Highly neat!

Celltj Jones

Thank you so much for the update video to let us know when your Netflix Avatar series is completed! Also, my favorite jokes are back!!! Normal Animal Announcement, and secret secret secret tunnel song modification! ♥️

Theo RixLux

It's all downhill from here, boys!

Zachary Schnell

I like the subtle ju jit su verse from the Shia lebouf song.