Bibby Team -> ATTN: Miles

Puddin Posts: 351 Status: Offline Group: Member Member: #13	Apr 26th, 2014 @ 1:06 am Perma-link Shoutbox Miles: I'm catching up on Avatar: The Last Airbender. To me it is pretty much the best cartoon ever. Miles: If any of you have not seen that series in some form, you oughtta give it a chance some time if you're able to. Miles: It's got a nice sense of humor and plenty of "feels" moments. Plus the actiony stuff is awesome. Puddin: awesome, miles Puddin: if you like nostalgia critic you should check out his avatar vlogs; he did a vlog for each episode Puddin: i actually just started rewatching avatar a couple of days ago... i'm on episode 6 and i've been watching a doug walker vlog after each episode

DustinVG Posts: 151 Status: Offline Group: Member Member: #53	Apr 26th, 2014 @ 1:50 am Perma-link I'm not Miles, but I concur that it's an awesome show. Sadly, I've only seen it out of order, so my initial reactions may have been a bit... "diluted" by that. That's probably saying a lot, though. Can't speak for Doug Walker or his stuff. CALL J.G. WENTWORTH! 877-CASH-NOW!

Puddin Posts: 351 Status: Offline Group: Member Member: #13	Apr 26th, 2014 @ 1:56 am Perma-link I recommend watching it in order if you ever get a chance.

Miles Posts: 766 Status: Offline Group: Admin Member: #12	Apr 26th, 2014 @ 6:01 am Perma-link As far as I remember I've actually never seen a video by that fellow before. I did give this a try, though. I watched the one about the first episode and then kept going. This guy seems cool, and his commentary is pretty interesting. Thanks for the recommendation. Dustin: Yeah it's definitely best seen in order from the start. Lots of world building, character development and all that fine stuff going on; going in later with little to no previous knowledge might make everything seem a little "wat?"

DustinVG Posts: 151 Status: Offline Group: Member Member: #53	Apr 26th, 2014 @ 1:31 pm Perma-link Puddin I recommend watching it in order if you ever get a chance. Miles Dustin: Yeah it's definitely best seen in order from the start. Lots of world building, character development and all that fine stuff going on; going in later with little to no previous knowledge might make everything seem a little "wat?" Well, technically, I saw some of it in order because I was watching a marathon the first time I saw it. I mostly just started late and pieced together the rest of the plot from reruns. I got to watch Korra in order, though. That's something, right? But yeah, I plan on getting the DVD sets when I have some money to spare. CALL J.G. WENTWORTH! 877-CASH-NOW!