What, not 111 here? This episode is the only episode of Avatar I can call boring. that’s why it nabs the bottom spot.

Really, really, bad. But I’ve found that I can watch it easier than 216.

Don’t like Jet. Don’t like the episode.

Love the Azula scenes, don’t like the rest.

Good parts: Nekkid Katara, Toph and Katara mud bending fight. Bad parts: The rest.

 Moderately funny, not a good plot.

Has PMS Katara. It’s really just an ok episode overall.

Bumi is great, the rest of this episode isn’t.

Has it’s moments, overall not enough going on.

Good character development for Katara, but not a memorable episode.

An underrated episode, Iroh’s speech in it is amazing.

This episode never worked for me. I don’t know why, I just never really liked it.

Good adventure episode, not enough plot or character development. 

The episode doesn’t feel right. Why am I not liking Aang, Katara, and Sokka?

Has a great scene with Katara calming Aang down from the Avatar State, but not much else.

Good episode, not memorable.

Great fight scene. Not enough anything but action for me.

Great animation. Good episode, has its parts, but doesn’t come together for me as an elite episode.

Pirates. Good character development for Katara, but just still an ok episode.

Combustion Man is amazing. The Beach has it’s moments.

 It’s too low of my list, the second episode of the series is just hard to rate.

While it may have the best line in the entire series, “*Sonic Scream* There, I got a pretty good look at you.” the episode all together just never worked for me. Still hilarious though.

A rushed episode, but still a great plot with Ninja Zuko and Katara. Also, the blood bending plot is brought to a close.

Good episode, Piando and Sokka make a great combo.

Too hilarious. Rated lower for the lack of plot.

This episode never worked for me as much as it did for a lot of other people. The animation is way off, and the intro is too much. But an amazing end to it.

Roku’s past makes a great almost stand alone episode.

The introduction of Mai and Ty Lee is great.

Great scene at the end of the episode, plus June is a great character.

Great scene at the end with Zuko, Aang, Katara, Toph, and Iroh all attacking at once.

Great episode, probably underrated. Lots of Aangst. 

My first episode, the Aang reassuring Katara as he is in the spirit world is one of my favorite scenes in the show.

Zhao, Zuko, Roku, and Aang all in the same temple. Just too awesome.

This episode can stand alone on the Mai and Ty Lee betrayal scene. 

Love Avatar taking on a traditional plot line, escaping from a prison. And it’s made very well.

An underrated episode, and I probably put it too low.

Great aangsty episode, Jeong Jeong is a welcome new character.

Great action, not enough story. But the Zuko and Aang interaction is incredible.

2 words: Kataang Kiss. Also, Haru has a mustache.

 Metalbending and chakras. Great lead-in into 220.

Amazing episode. Would be higher, but the Fire Nation side of the story is my less favorite of the two.

Melon Lord! A perfect start for the finale, this episode wasn’t mean to be epic. But it lacked the something special that the non-epic episodes I have higher do.

What a scene in Zuko redirecting to Ozai. The Azula fight was amazing too. Maybe with a stronger lead-in this would have been better.

This episode has a lot of great scenes: The Zuko B plot and the Sokka and Yue scenes. In some ways this episode seems rushed, and in others it doesn’t. A great lead in into the finale.

The Lion Turtle and Jun, the real 2nd mystery episode of the series. Great quality, great plot.

It’s Lake Laogai. Jet, Long Feng, the Dai Li. I wouldn’t allow this episode to go any lower, it’s probably higher on most people’s lists.

This episode is severely underrated. There really isn’t much great about this episode production wise: the animation isn’t the best, and the voice acting is off at times, but on the plus side the music is great. And what really makes this episode is the writing. Nick Malis writes one of the most quality episodes of the series, and it’s only the 4th of the entire show. Sokka develops more in this episode than in any other, and the Aang and Katara dialogue is at its best in this episode.  It may even be the best character to character dialogue of the entire series.

This episode could stand alone from the others, it’s kinda in its own little word.  The Aang and Toph dialogue scenes are what puts this one so high on my list.

A mystery episode of Avatar and I loved it! This is one of the best produced episode of the series, the animation is incredible, I still have one of the backgrounds from the episode as my desktop.

“Food eats people!” This episode is powerful.  It’s a tough episode to place, I could have put it even higher. One of my friends says it’s her favorite episode, others say it’s just average. I’d say it’s one of the elite episodes, but not quite all the way up there.

“Wooh, yeah, good times, good times.” “You rise with the moon, I rise with the sun.” ‘Nuff said.

Not my favorite episode, but I can’t ignore it’s epicness. Plus, the last scene of iranks in my top 5 of the series.

Kick started the series. People tend to forget how good the 1st episode actually was. Gotta love “Why are you smiling at me like that?”

Want to show a friend an episode of Avatar to get them hooked? This is the one. It’s a dark episode, yet still funny, epic with the Jet v Zuko fight, and has got some romance in there (“Wow, you look beautiful!”). Most well-rounded episode of the series.

My 2nd favorite episode only to Cave of Two Lovers. The humor and Kataang in this episode are great. 

Epic, epic, epic, epic, epic! Koizilla, Katara v Zuko part 2, the Spirit World including Koh! I could have had this episode as #2, but I like it here.

This was my number 1 episode until the finale aired. I just love every minute of this episode. It lacks plot depth, but the humor and kataang are amazing. It’s #3 on my top episodes list, but it’s my #1 favorite.

Why not #1 you ask? Well, to me, the conclusion of the Aang and Ozai fight, the conclusion of the Toph, Sokka, and Suki fight, and the “epilogue” add up more than the conclusion of the Zuko and Azula fight with them middle of the other fights.

This is the way to send the series out.  Don’t think I need to explain this too far, epic, epic episode. And the perfect ending.