The experiment continues, but with a political theme as Six runs for high office and...stuff happens.

We review the series' start, give a little of its historical context and lose it as we follow the bouncing ball...

This is it, folks. We examine Babylon 5 as a whole, look at our favorite (and not-so-favorite) episodes and hear a little from the guests we've talked to along the way. We close with a reveal of our next series, starting on July 25!

The "good" in goodbye.

We examine the ups and downs of B5's final season in preparation for next week's Series Finale, listing our required and skippable episodes and our top and bottom three.

Faster than we expected, we've reached The End. Almost everyone is leaving, everyone else is stepping into new positions and it's time to turn off the lights and shut things down.

We're cleaning up - one of the final three episodes in which someone, for some reason, wants to bother killing Michael Garibaldi.

Babylon Five welcomes back G'Kar as we welcome back guest commentator Jill Neff in the flesh to the fabulous Nitpicking Studios.

A quintessentially Babylon Five episode - consequences, change and the summation of the series as a whole, where we also bump up against the limits of the storytelling.

Everything finally catches fire. And, once again, it's a little much for just one episode.

Consequences, consequences, consequences.