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Avatar Bad | Episode 7
June 16, 2024

Avatar Bad | Episode 7

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BoYeV · June 25, 2024

I love this kind of criticism, where the focus is on writing choices and characterization, especially when the choices are this bad and render the story baffling and meaningless

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Dalton · June 24, 2024

Also the Sokka and Katarra moment is rendered meaningless by them taking away Sokka’s sexism earlier on. Imagine how much more satisfying him telling her to kick Pakku’s ass would be if he had at any point not believed in her water bending abilities. The only reason he had for not respecting her abilities before was fear that the Fire Nation would find and murder her like they did her mom which is totally reasonable and not at all sexist or mean.

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Evan · June 17, 2024

As these go on it increasingly feels like long term Netflix Avatar exposure is slowly killing Joel. Hope our boy can make it through episode 8 safely :0

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Mimi · June 17, 2024

It's so frustrating the original was so good, getting excited to see other water benders only for them to not accept Katara was so impactful you really felt that instant anger with her..now she's mildly perturbed and takes the day to mull it over?? Like??

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mango · June 16, 2024

I love how this show is slowly wearing down your ability to comprehend its bizarre choices because I felt the exact same way watching it lmfao

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General Crisp · June 16, 2024

So glad you included the dinner scene with Katara and Aang. Me and my roommate were dying laughing for like 5 minutes after watching that the first time. “Tastes like..like home” then he just fucking LOOKS AWAY

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PRAMPLE · June 17, 2024

Tbf, I think the idea is that aang can't be "home" among Airbenders the way Katara is. It would be a touching scene, but the dialogue, editing and camera work just aren't great.

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Tuff Emily · June 16, 2024

The thing with katara taking longer to fight back it does ruin the pacing but also it characterises her so much less. Katara here just has no backbone at all and has to have all her motivation given to her by some guy in her life. Originally she immediately knew what was right and wrong and was pissed off and angry and didn't take anything lying down. She's just so much less a character here and the comparison with this episode really makes it stand out

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The Violet Bee · June 16, 2024

Sokka’s sexism dropped dead so Aang’s could run like the wind.

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helen sinning · June 16, 2024

I'm so sorry but look at Yue's fucking wig. It looks like it's made out of concrete I can't

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lame_but_endearing · June 16, 2024

Katara and Aang are ruined as characters in this show. Aang immediately said he wouldn't learn from Pakku if he didn't teach Katara, she had to insist. Then at Sokka's suggestion, Aang tried to teach her what he learned from Pakku in secret. In this shit, Aang is awful and sexist to Katara so she has to get that confidence from Sokka. What an insane way to neuter a feminist character, to give her internal sense of justice and equity away to a male character who needs to provide it for her.

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ZiggyWSB . · June 16, 2024

Aang had to replace Sokka as the sexist after they learned how vital that was to fans.

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Ethan Jackson · June 16, 2024

I still can't believe they just had aang learn nothing yet

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lyrium · June 16, 2024

i love when the protagonist just agrees with whomever talks to them and sponges up their beliefs and just does it ad nauseam forever, it really makes me invested in their character