Red planet. Gay honeymoon. Includes guest commentator Cynthia Taylor.

An episode that lacks an actual atonement or any importance outside of "In the Beginning."

Breaking a pattern of terrible episodes, guest commentator Jill Neff joins us for a discussion about truth and the media.

Nitpickers of the jury, Neil begins building his case that Sheridan is a shitty politician.

The apotheosis of Babylon 5 arrives in the ending of the Shadow War.

Babylon 5 at its best: we wrap up the Cartagia storyline as well as the Narn storyline and set the stage for the final confrontation with the First Ones.

Sheridan and Garibaldi are getting back into things while Londo and Vir are getting in over their heads. And be sure to stick around for the special sing-along ending!

After a brief haitus, the Shadow war resumes as Delenn and Ivanova struggle to keep together the Army of Light. Oh yeah, and some people come back.

The inevitable disappointing second episode doesn't dissapoint, as the characters continue to grapple with the events of last season, while somehow accomplishing nothing.