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Season 3 | | | | | | | | | |
| 41 :03x01 - The Awakening (Sep/21/2007) | | An injured, weak, and confused Aang awakens aboard a Fire Nation ship weeks after his battle in Ba Sing Se. Meanwhile, Zuko returns to the Fire Nation as a hero, however he does not feel the way he thought he would. | | Guest Stars: Richard McGonagle as Bato, Mark Hamill as Firelord Ozai, Jimmy Garrett (1) as Avatar Roku, Sterling Young as Pipsqueak, Takayo Fischer as Lo, Li, André Sogliuzzo as Hakoda, Johanna E. Braddy as Princess Yue | Director: Giancarlo Volpe
Writer: Aaron Ehasz | | | |
| 42 :03x02 - The Headband (Sep/28/2007) | | The gang gets new Fire Nation clothes in order to blend in, but Aang is mistaken for a student and gets enrolled in a local school. He uses this opportunity to learn more about the secrets of the Fire Nation, but soon realizes that Fire Nation traditions are much different than that of the Air Nomads, and decides to throw a dance party in order to help the kids there lighten up. Meanwhile he bonds with a girl from his class, making Katara a bit jealous. Elsewhere, Zuko confronts Iroh in jail, but doesn't get the response he was looking for. | | Guest Stars: Tinashe Kachingwe as On Ji, Jeannie Sakata as Ms. Kwan, Jim Ward as Headmaster, Phil Proctor as Music Teacher, Noah Luke as Shoji, Matthew Underwood as Hide | Director: Joaquim dos Santos
Writer: John O'Bryan | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 47 :03x07 - The Runaway (Nov/02/2007) | | Toph, Aang, an Sokka discover an easy way to make money, however Katara feels it is immoral causing her to clash with Toph, who tells her that she is the "party pooper" of the group. Driven to prove to the gang she is not a wet blanket, Katara goes against her better judgement and agrees to pull off a scam with Toph, however it backfires and the two end up in jail. Meanwhile, "sparky sparky boom man" catches up with the gang. | | Guest Stars: Joe Alaskey as The Dealer | Director: Giancarlo Volpe
Writer: Josh Hamilton | | | |
| 48 :03x08 - The Puppetmaster (Nov/09/2007) | | On their way to the invasion rondevu point, the gang stays with an elderly woman (who they later find out is also a native of the Southern Water Tribe) running a small "hotel" after she warns them that the woods in this town are not safe. After discovering people have been mysteriously going missing after going into the woods during a full moon the gang suspects the spirits may have a hand in it, however the truth shocks them. Meanwhile, the elderly woman teaches Katara a few waterbending techniques, one of which she does not approve of. | | Guest Stars: Tress MacNeille as Hama, Stewart Levin (1) as Old Man Ding | Director: Joaquim dos Santos
Writer: Tim Hedrick | | | |
| 49 :03x09 - Nightmares and Daydreams (Nov/16/2007) | | As the day of the invasion draws near Aang begins to suffer from strong anxiety. In order to stop his nightmares he decides to stay awake until the invasion is over, however the lack of sleep causes him to lose a serious grip on reality. Meanwhile, Zuko is hurt after he finds out he wasn't invited to an upcoming meeting about the war. | | Guest Stars: Mark Hamill as Firelord Ozai, Brian George (2) as Guru Pathik | Director: Ethan Spaulding
Writer: John O'Bryan | | | |
| 50 :03x10 - Day of the Black Sun Part 1 - The Invasion (Nov/30/2007) | | The entire invasion force gathers together and charts out the plan of attack they will use during the invasion. With help from technology designed by Sokka and built by the Mechanist, the force makes it to the island and the battle begins. Meanwhile, Aang travels to the Capital Building in order to face Firelord Ozai, but finds a surprise when he arrives. | | Guest Stars: Wayne Duvall as Warden Poon, Serena Williams as Ming, Michael Francis Foley (1) as The Boulder, Carlos Alazraqui as Due, Tho, William Bassett (1) as Huu (Swamp Monster), Kevin Michael Richardson (2) as Tyro (Haru's Father), The Hippo, Michael Dow (1) as Haru, Daniel Samonas as Teo, Rene Auberjonois as Mechanist, André Sogliuzzo as Hakoda | Director: Giancarlo Volpe
Writer: Michael Dante DiMartino (1) | | | |
| 51 :03x11 - Day of the Black Sun Part 2 - The Eclipse (Nov/30/2007) | | The force continues to fight their way to the Fire Nation Capital as the eclipse draws nearer. Aang, Sokka, and Toph infiltrate the secret underground bunker where they believe the Firelord is hiding, but face problems once inside. Meanwhile, Zuko confronts his father and Iroh escapes from jail. | | Guest Stars: Sterling Young as Pipsqueak, Mitch Holleman as The Duke, Richard McGonagle as Bato, Kristoffer Tabori as War Minister Qin, Mark Hamill as Firelord Ozai, Michael Dow (1) as Haru, Kevin Michael Richardson (2) as Tyro (Haru's Father), The Hippo, Daniel Samonas as Teo, Rene Auberjonois as Mechanist, André Sogliuzzo as Hakoda | Director: Joaquim dos Santos
Writer: Aaron Ehasz | | | | | | |
| 53 :03x13 - The Firebending Masters (Jul/15/2008) | | While teaching Aang the basics of firebending Zuko discovers that his own firebending has grown severely weaker. After some thought, he realizes that this is because he is no longer filled with anger and hatred, which used to fuel his fire. In order to discover the true, original source of firebending, him and Aang travel to the ruins of the Sun Warrior Tribe, which consisted of the first humans to learn firebending. Once there, they quickly discover they are not alone. | | Guest Stars: Robert Ito as Sun Warrior Chief, Brian Tochi as Ham Ghao | Director: Giancarlo Volpe
Writer: John O'Bryan | | | |
| 54 :03x14 - The Boiling Rock, Part 1 (Jul/16/2008) | | Feeling guilty and responsible for the capture of the invasion force, Sokka asks Zuko to help him attempt to free some of their imprisoned allies. Together they travel to Boiling Rock, the Fire Nation's most secure prison, in hopes of rescuing the others. Once there they discover that war prisoners are not sent to Boiling Rock, but are happy to find Suki. They hatch a plan to escape but must second guess it when the time comes, as they find a new batch of prisoners are arriving the next day, one of whom may be Hakoda. | | Guest Stars: Roger Rose as Guard, Jennie Kwan as Suki, Wade Williams as Warden | Director: Joaquim dos Santos
Writer: May Chan | | | |
| 55 :03x15 - The Boiling Rock, Part 2 (Jul/16/2008) | | Staying at Boiling Rock an extra day ends up paying off, as Hakoda does turn out to be one of the incoming prisoners. Now with him in their plans, they devise a second escape, which seems to work perfectly, until Azula, Mai, and Ty Lee arrive. | | Guest Stars: Jennie Kwan as Suki, Roger Rose as Guard, André Sogliuzzo as Hakoda, Wade Williams as Warden | Director: Ethan Spaulding
Writer: Josh Hamilton | | | | | | |
| 57 :03x17 - The Ember Island Players (Jul/18/2008) | | The gang is forced to look at themselves from a third party view after watching a play about their adventures, and don't like what they see. Mainly Zuko, who regrets betraying his uncle, and Aang, who is unsure where he stands with Katara. | | Guest Stars: Dee Bradley Baker as Jet Actor, King Bumi Actor, Tara Strong as Azula Actress, Derek Basco as Zuko Actor, John DiMaggio as Toph Actor, Iroh Actor, Scott Menville as Sokka Actor, Grey Delisle as Katara Actress, Rachel Dratch as Aang Actress, Jennie Kwan as Suki | Director: Giancarlo Volpe
Writer: John O'Bryan, Josh Hamilton, Tim Hedrick | | | |
| 58 :03x18 - Sozin's Comet, Part 1: The Phoenix King (Jul/19/2008) | | After learning that the gang assumed they could face the Firelord after Sozin's Comet had passed, Zuko reveals to them that it must be done before the comet arrives, as Firelord Ozai plans to use it's power to wipe out the earthbenders completely just as Firelord Sozin did to the airbenders a hundred years ago. To make matters worse, the comet is arriving in three days. Aang begins to struggle with the fact that he will have to kill Ozai in order to stop him, something he feels he cannot do. In the middle of the night he awakens in a trance, and swims out to a nearby island. Unable to find Aang the next morning, the gang travels to the Earth Kingdom to find June, who they know can help track him down. Elsewhere, knowing that after the Earth Kingdom is finally destroyed he will rule the entire world, Ozai appoints Azula the new Firelord, and gives himself a new title; "The Phoenix King". | | Guest Stars: Jennie Kwan as Suki, Nick Jameson as General Shinu, Mark Hamill as Firelord Ozai | Director: Ethan Spaulding
Writer: Michael Dante DiMartino (1) | | | |
| 59 :03x19 - Sozin's Comet, Part 2: The Old Masters (Jul/19/2008) | | After June is unable to track down Aang, the gang decides they must find the only other person alive who could help them defeat the Firelord; Iroh. They find him on the outskirts of Ba Sing Se, where he has gathered the Order of the White Lotus, an ancient society which transcends the division of the four nations, to free Ba Sing Se from the Fire Nation. On the island, Aang seeks guidance from his past lives, but is not happy with their advice. Soon after he discovers that he is not on an island at all, but on the back of a Lion Turtle, whose advice aids him greatly. | | Guest Stars: Jim Meskimen as Avatar Kuruk, Victor Brandt as Master Pakku, Jennifer Hale as June, Avatar Kyoshi, Robert Patrick as Piandao, Keone Young as Jeong Jeong, André Sogliuzzo as King Bumi, Kevin Michael Richardson (2) as Lion Turtle, Jimmy Garrett (1) as Avatar Roku | Director: Giancarlo Volpe
Writer: Aaron Ehasz | | | |
| 60 :03x20 - Sozin's Comet, Part 3: Into the Inferno (Jul/19/2008) | | Having decided to split up, Zuko and Katara head to the Fire Nation in order to stop Azula, who has become extremely paranoid and power hungry since becoming Firelord, once and for all; while Sokka, Toph, and Suki head to stop the air ship fleet that will destroy the Earth Kingdom. Both groups find their tasks harder than they expected. Meanwhile, Aang faces off with Ozai, but finds himself overwhelmed by the immense power he has gained from Sozin's Comet. Elsewhere, the Order of the White Lotus battles for the freedom of Ba Sing Se. | | Guest Stars: Jen Cohn (1) as Ursa, Takayo Fischer as Lo, Li, Mark Hamill as Firelord Ozai, Jennie Kwan as Suki, André Sogliuzzo as King Bumi | Director: Joaquim dos Santos
Writer: Michael Dante DiMartino (1), Bryan Konietzko | | | | | | |
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