Dumb noir ensues when Garibaldi is framed FOR A CRIME HE DIDN'T COMMIT. Save us.

We learn entirely the wrong lesson when this Star Trek-y episode resolves in an entirely non-Star Trek way.

We are blessed with a good episode that, while a one-shot, realistically reflects events that have happened in real life.

The tiny nugget of real information contained in this episode turns out to be not worth the great ball of stupid that it's wrapped in.

The rule of C-Plots is borne out when a good idea for a story turns out to be too much for the slender reed that is Sinclair to carry.

An inelegant but necessary dance ensues when the Psi Corp comes to Babylon Five looking for a rogue telepath.

This bundle of disconnected events is noteworthy only for introducing G'Kar's attache, Na'toth.

A meeting of Babylon 5 and Star Trek: The Next Generation, with a Lord-of-the-Rings feel, that no one wanted to see.

This eminently forgettable episode is one about which we were both wrong. Unfortunately, we were both right about its mediocrity.

The injection of the supernatural into a series of meaningless, boring events does nothing to save the three important lines that are all you really need to hear.