Well because they already made the twelve episodes awhile ago before Nick signed on for another 14 (which would be season 2). Though I do agree, this show suffered from being too fast paced such as some characters not being fully developed (particularly the three main protagonist). The reason the first avatar show was such a hit because everything from the characters, to the geography, plot, story, action scenes, etc were all well explored which brought to a satisfying conclusion (imo).Caswin wrote:In retrospect, the show feels... rushed. Compressed, even. Like it wanted more than twelve episodes to tell the story in full.
The odd part is, of course, that they were already doing twenty episodes at a time and being extremely successful with them, so... I don't know, man. I will be tuning in when the show comes back, of course.
For this show, the season finale was quite enjoyable, except for a couple of things
Tenzin's usually the one doing the butt-kicking. He and his family got captured, sure, but that's one of the only times he's been defeated. He's done better than Korra, in my opinion. After all, Tenzin was the only person who managed to knock Amon off his balance.
But Eska is the most obnoxious person. "She stole my husband" my butt-- Korra has a freaking boyfriend (or had, as of this episode)! What would she want with the husband you betrothed to yourself with a dog-collar-in-all-but-name? I hope she gets called on her behavior at some point. Hate her so much.
