Hello boys and girls and welcome back to another pulled from the vault episode of what went wrong. It's one of our favorites, the wonderfully watchable.

That's a stretch. Avatar, the last airbender, which we are re-airing for you in celebration of M Night Shyamalan's new movie, Knock at the Cabin, which comes out this Friday, February 3rd, and stars my personal favorite wrestler turned actor, Dave Bautista.

Lizzie, is there anything else you'd like to share with our friends?

Nope, that's it. Enjoy this episode co-hosted by our lovely producer and composer and editor David Bowman, and keep an eye out for season 4 of what went wrong, coming to your ear holes on February 20th. That's right.

We're changing our release day to a Monday. Don't fight me about it. Enjoy.

Emily Rossum was also in it. Emily Rossum. What? Emily Rossum, right? There's a lot of women's names. All right. David just views all women as ladies.

Sorry.

Hello, and welcome back to what went wrong. I am your host, Chris Winterbauer here with my co-host, Lizzie Bassett. How are you doing this week, Lizzie?

Oh, Chris, great. Better than last week. I do have a bone to pick with the person who's going to be joining us shortly, for forcing me to stop my 17-hour below deck marathon to watch this movie.

Not happy about that.

Well, let's get right to it. This week we're very excited to bring on a guest host, our producer, David Bowman, who has elected to make us watch a movie that I have spent 10 years avoiding.

David, welcome to the show. Tell us about the movie that we're talking about today.

Thank you. So today we're going to be talking about M Night Shyamalan's 2010 most critically-panned film, his adaptation of Nickelodeon's Avatar, The Last Airbender, the film entitled The Last Airbender.

The name was changed because...

Avatar.

Correct. Avatar, the James Cameron film had just come out in 2009, and they didn't want to confuse people, plus I think James Cameron owned the rights.

I'm really excited to talk about this as a fan of the show, but the reality is this film was a huge missed opportunity.

This should have been awesome, but due to issues of whitewashing, arbitrary name changes, in an emphasis on aesthetics, over story, M Night Shyamalan's The Last Airbender franchise, crashed and burned before it ever really got started.

So, Chris and Lizzie, I'd love to get your reactions, and I would love to know where it stands on the most important metric we have here at What Went Wrong,

which is, was it better than Fantastic Four?

So I watched this movie today. I've never seen the cartoon before. I am a big M Night Shyamalan fan.

This was my least favorite movie that we've watched on this podcast. I thought it was worse than Fantastic Four.

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