A mass gathering of a perverted nature about a mass gathering of a perverted nature. Includes guest commentators Jill Neff and Cynthia Taylor.

The telepath story finally kicks into high gear. Wish we could say the same about the rest of the episode.

Rangers, trouble in Down Below, philosophizing... and no one learns very much. All plot, no story.

AKA Rozencrantz and Guildenstern are Stupid. Turns out the view from the gallery is exactly the same as that from the orchestra.

A good, but not outstanding episode ensues when the fate of an previously-unknown species on the edge of Drazi space must be protected by a still-forming Alliance.

This very long walk could have been avoided if Londo Mollari (and Lennier) had a sassy gay friend.

This episode breaks the pattern of strong season starts and serves as the opening argument in Nitpicking vs. President John Sheridan of the Interstellar Alliance.

In an episode where guest commentator Dan Kostelec is the Chris Pratt to our velociraptors, we learn that, like faith, spite manages.

With a view from the top of the rollercoaster, we examine Season Four, giving our feelings about the series' strengths and weaknesses. We finally reveal our own Grand Design for the narrative as well as our required and skippable episodes and the top and bottom three.

The unofficial end of Season Four is politics all the way down. Oh, and 240 seconds of Lise Edgars.