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The Last Airbender: Legend of Korra Season 1 Episode 7

The Aftermath

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AIRED: 5/19/12

Following the attack on the Pro-bending Arena, Tarrlok denounces Lin publicly and calls for her resignation. Determined to keep the city safe, Lin begins raiding places and uncovering secret Equalist supporters. Meanwhile, with the arena damaged, Mako and Bolin are forced to move out and move in to the Sato mansion. While visiting the mansion, Korra overhears a phone conversation Hiroshi is having and tells Lin and Tenzin that she believes he is working with the Equalists. Hirsohi lets the police investigate his factories but they come up with nothing. A worker organizes a secret meeting with Korra, Tenzin, and Lin and informs them of a secret factory at the Sato mansion. However, the "useful tip" ends up being a trap for the Benders.

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My Cabbage Corp!

9.5

By AriSky, Oct 28, 2012

Not sure why this is called the aftermath when it's clearly the beginning of the big battle. It was a good combination of the carefree relaxation after the tournament and the start of the real conflict. The new weapons are very juggernaut, not only in how they look but how impenetrable they are. I think Bei Fong was the only one to really score a hit or take one down. Also, holy feebas, Tenzen is terrifying in battle.

Couple other things - what happened to the original announcer? I get that the recap for this episode tied in with what had happened off screen, giving Tarrlok a chance to explain his call for Bei Fong's resignation, but c'mon, the announcer guy is great! Also, this whole bit with Cabbage Corp is possibly my favorite throw-back. I've missed cabbage guy.moreless
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I can't believe it!

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By Nerdnot, Jun 09, 2012

The asami guesses were kinda off
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You must look at this Series with Fresh Eyes people!

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By alpha777, May 21, 2012

We didn't fall in love with Avatar and Ang in the first few episodes, we fell in love with Ang because of the storyline and the "centralized plot-line that leads to the great climax" because that's what its all about. This episode was amazing and considering how new the show is we already have the central plot-line. This ep was full of suspense and action and thick with story and drama with the sacrifice that was made at the end, especially the way the it ended leaving me anticipating what life will be like for the characters through the revelations that took place. You gotta love Pabu! I miss momo but Pabu is really growing on me. I'd love Pabu to inherit great the grandkids of momo, two baby lemurs?moreless
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The Aftermath

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By TrueTvWatcher, May 21, 2012

The Aftermath was a perfect episode of "Avatar: The Legend of Korra" and I really enjoyed watching because the story was awesome, the character and plot development were deep, and there was lots of action and intrigue. It was great to learn the truth about Hiroshi Sato and see how impressive of an operation he was truly running. This episode really reminded me of the original Avatar series and so far this series lives up to it's namesake. I liked the controversy facing Lin. I want to see more action from Tenzin when he is confronted as I'm sure he must be quite powerful. I love the universe of this show and look forward to watching what happens next!!!!!!!!!moreless
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Had a feeling

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By greenlantern, May 19, 2012

Pretty good episode, get to find out what ally was a mole even though it was obvious ( In a guess kind of way). I still dont have a good feeling on mako's girlfriend though, something about her aint right....but over all I was satisfied with the epi and sucks how we'll have to wait 2 weeks for the next one.
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Janet Varney	Korra
J.K. Simmons	Tenzin
David Faustino	Mako
P.J. Byrne	Bolin
Dee Bradley Baker	Naga, Pabu

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Rami Malek	Tahno	Guest Star
James Sie	Lau Gan-Lan	Guest Star
Richard Epcar	Captain Saikhan, Song	Guest Star
Seychelle Gabriel	Asami Sato	Recurring Role
Daniel Dae Kim	Hiroshi Sato	Recurring Role
Mindy Sterling	Lin Beifong	Recurring Role

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- Lau Gan-Lan's line "No! Not my Cabbage Corp!" is a reference to the Cabbage merchant from the original Avatar series who would often say "No! Not my cabbages!"
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- It is revealed that Lin possesses the ability to sense things in the Earth like her mother did.
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- Lau Gan-Lan: No! Not my cabbage corp!
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- Tarrlok only appears in the opening sequence, but not in person.
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