Legend of Korra

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Originally Posted by CyberCubed

TMNT is a good show that people want to watch.

TMNT is an inconsistent show that people watch, as is Korra.
But, what TMNT has going for it that Korra does not is an all male protagonist roster with a largely male fanbase. So of course it's being taken off broadcast and streamed online instead. Because if it's one thing that SDCC taught me, is that women just aren't interested in geeky things, and if they are they certainly don't BUY things.

It's the only conclusion I can come to after finding it impossible to get my hands on anything Korra related at the Nick Booth. The only thing available for purchase were stuffed toys that they had the previous two years running. Heck...even the turtle stuff was still available long after the Korra stuff had run out.

At any rate, here have an article:
http://www.idigitaltimes.com/article...des-online.htm

You used to be able to watch 'Legend Of Korra' season 3 episodes online, on your TV or anywhere else you so pleased. But Nickelodeon has officially given 'Korra' the axe. But instead being chopped down by said axe, 'Legend Of Korra' was gently nudged to online-only options.That is a curse and a blessing. A curse because cable subscribers without fancy set-top boxes will likely have to watch on their tiny laptop screens. Though, a blessing because watching 'Korra' online doesn't require you be in front of your TV at a certain time and there are more ways than ever to get internet content onto the biggest screen in your house. Nick TV may be giving the 'Avatar' series the cold shoulder, but various sites are welcoming 'Korra' with open arms with new episodes appearing each week. Including, but not limited to:"]You used to be able to watch 'Legend Of Korra' season 3 episodes online, on your TV or anywhere else you so pleased. But Nickelodeon has officially given 'Korra' the axe. But instead being chopped down by said axe, 'Legend Of Korra' was gently nudged to online-only options.That is a curse and a blessing. A curse because cable subscribers without fancy set-top boxes will likely have to watch on their tiny laptop screens. Though, a blessing because watching 'Korra' online doesn't require you be in front of your TV at a certain time and there are more ways than ever to get internet content onto the biggest screen in your house. Nick TV may be giving the 'Avatar' series the cold shoulder, but various sites are welcoming 'Korra' with open arms with new episodes appearing each week. Including, but not limited to: