Friday September 15, 2006
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When Aang and the gang meet up with a group of refugees, they tell them where they can get on a ferry to Ba Sing Se. But after a series of events they have to take a deadly route called the serpent's pass with the help of an old friend, Suki. Meanwhile Zuko and Iroh meet up with Jet and the Freedom Fighters. Will Aang and the others be able to make it through the Serpent's Pass and ultimately to Ba Sing Se?
Read Full Recap » (warning: possible spoilers!)Meeting up with some familiar faces. hide show
This is a nice surprise; some old faces make a reappearance such as Suki and Jet with Suki teaming up with Aang and his crew and Jet and his league of refugee teens ganging up with the outcast Zuko. You'd automatically think that with so much nostalgic characters in one episode it's an instant hit, right? Well not really; not that this episode isn't great, because it was still a good watch, but some of the morals and lessons that were went over were kind of rushed. Sokka's issue with being overprotective over Suki has potential, but it jumped the ship too fast and with Suki leaving the cast, this is an issue that might not be solved again. Aang's situation is a bit better because it was already covered in the previous episode. Still a very good episode.
Aang and the gang travel with a small group of nomads to get to Bah Sing Seh... hide show
To get to Bah Sing Seh, Aang and the gang hope to travel on board a ferry. However, they are unable to get tickets because they don't allow pets on board. Toph gets tickets by showing proof of her social status and explaining that Momo is her seeing eye lemur. The gang does not take the ferry, however, because the nomads that also need to get to the city were not able to get tickets. Aang agrees to lead them through the dangerous Serpent's Pass. Suki, having been a guard at the ferry, agrees to accompany them. On the trail, Aang and Katara fight a giant serpent, Suki and Sokka kiss, and Katara helps deliver a baby the nomad parents named Hope.
the gaang have to pass a dangerous bridged or whatever it is! hide show
me again, hello people or actually there isnt gonna be any people reading this so i can write anything i want woo hoo! man im bored and i need to finish season 2 woo hoo damm it thi is so boring i think i should get a drink when im done with this review, yeah thats what i should do ahh 40 more words and i got nothing to say except repeating myself every review 25 left. if anyone reads this pm me . why...? because i wanna talk to someone so theres your answer 5 more now i am done
When Aang and the gang meet up with a group of refugees, they tell the gang where they can get on a ferry to Ba Sing Se. But after a series of events they have to take a deadly route called the serpent's pass with the help of an old friend, Suki. Meanwhile Zuko and Iroh meet up with a boy named Jet and his freedom fighters. Can Aang and the gang trust to hope to get them out of the treacherous Serpent's Pass? I loved the George in the episode and it was very exciting to watch them get past the serpent
loved watching this episode mostly because it was both thrilling and entertaining at the same time. In the beginning I had no idea what to expect and things seemed to change frequently causing great anticipation. When Suki was reintroduced was when I started paying more attention because there had to be a reason for her to be in it from the beginning. theserpent fight, and the journy was interesting and cool. This episode had got better character developement, and when you finally think they got to ba sing se safely, all goes wrong. the firnation is leading an attack on it as they speak.
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