Tim Hedrick

And the second one we kind of focused on, which really bridged us to the current version of the film, it was closer, it just still wasn't landing.

But yeah, you know, Tim Hedrick kind of had this one shift on the idea that we had been working on, and it...

It started to click, and it finally felt like, this is Ang's story.

I keep saying, the joke I use is that Mike and I are 70s prog rock concept album people, and we tell these multi-layered, long, expansive stories, and then we got thrown into doing a feature film, an 85-minute feature film, that's a pop song.

But then when that merged with Batista, because again, we think of him as such a physical presence, but was this really old soul and this kind of...

We wanted him to be a big brother to Aang.

Tim Hedrick was the one who figured out who that character should be in terms of the plot.

Then Lauren and the art team figured out his look, which again, I was stuck in two versions past and had a different idea, but once we all settled on that, and yeah, to Mike's point, the studio always wants these marquee names, but that was one that we're like, well, he has a great voice.

I'm like, Ruben.

Also, just real quickly, directed by Lauren Montgomery, screenplay by Tim Hedrick and Christopher Yost.

Oh, shit.

Have you seen some of these other stuff that Lauren Montgomery made? She made Justice League Doom.

Um, and yeah, just other things on book two.

So they bring in other writers now from avatar, Tim Hedrick and Josh Hamilton.

In addition to Mike, right this season, it's directed by Colin Heck and Ian Graham and, uh, Joaquin, uh, who was co-executive producer on book one and Keon Ryu.

They're still producers here.

And it just like turns it into something that that's so much worse than, than the rest of Cora.

But I'm, I'm not sure it's as at the time I'm listening to myself back on the podcast at the time.

I'm like, how is this a Tim Hedrick script? This is so bad.

Like, I think it's more complicated than that, I guess is my view now, you know, like, like I, yes, there's, there's bad stuff there, but, um, I think there also is good stuff in what I would say the worst two episodes of Korra are Civil Wars parts one and two of this season.