The Legend Of Korra

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Margaret Atwood shows us the way forward, Lynn Johnston is our cool older aunt, and we learn how FlashForward was supposed to end. Really.

The voice star of Nickelodeon’s Avatar: The Last Airbender sequel The Legend Of Korra talks about physicality, fun with fandom, and whether the whole “strong female lead” thing is about to blow over. 

The Legend Of Korra wraps up a season that feels like it's just getting started. Also: Reality TV protects whales and elephants, and we recommend the Godzilla remake because we hate you.

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It's only taken 500 years, but The Legend Of Korra is here, and we're pretty damn excited. Also: Fringe's Walter goes to the other universe, and Gotye conquers SNL.