We found our headcanon much more interesting than this episode's attempt to use a mystic curse to bring everyone together.

Like a good episode, this one grapples with larger questions: politics, the efficacy of voting, and the possibility of change. But that's where any similarity with a good episode ends.

This episode tries to answer the question how much trauma can you fit in one Newcomer man? The answer is way too much.

Guest commentator Jill Neff joins us for this tour of 90s digital dating, murder and homophobic hijinx.

An excellent episode about George's past where the police procedural and the personal work together, though it does veer into melodrama.

A feel-good episode about murder. Lots and lots of murder.

A solid episode about family, memory, home, the past and how the future is determined by our choices and where we come from.

Alien Nation firing on all cylinders: a surprisingly good Halloween episode that merges the personal with the police procedural.

Guest commentator Sean McGarry helps us understand why this episode is the best argument for a reboot: Ms. Ross will show us the way.

Easily the worst episode so far, leaning hard into the ridiculous policework of a crime-ridden city's vague riot. Oh, and there's mind-control gas.