Everyone’s favorite main character of what is now a spy thriller, Miharu, crashes with Kai. Clearly, she’s destined for a bright and unforgettable future aboard the White Base!

This week on Mobile Suit Gundam, Char is back, and he sends two new amphibious Zeon mobile suits to attack the Whitebase in Belfast! Wait a minute, that was this week. But this week there's a plot with a Zeon spy and... no wait that was last week too. Why is this episode so much better than last week's kinda boring one? Listen and we'll tell you!

Hey, Char's finally back! Sort of. I mean, he stands on a submarine. And he loses two mobile suits causing two of his subordinates to die! That's Char like right? Can he defeat the White Base by simply playing Subordinates and Submarines? Or will he have to engage them directly again?

It's 5 days until... I'm sorry, it's 5 minutes until Operation Odessa! Is the White Base ready? Do Amuro and Sayla have time to go on a side quest to catch a Zeon spy? Or does that mean they'll get back to late to stop a nuclear bomb? Also they fight the Black Tri Stars at some poing there. The point is, Amuro has a busy day.

This episode, spoilers happen. Mostly because Matilda appears to have a death wish. F's in the chat.

With the White Base down, General Revil does the only reasonable thing he can: send the White Base a "Power-Up Mecha" for the Gundam. Will it reach them in time to stop Zeon from capturing the White Base? And will it be cool, or the lamest thing ever put the animation?

The shock of Ryu's death (spoilers for last episode) hits the crew of the White Base hard, especially Bright! With the Captain of the White Base out sick, who will step up to fill the void? Not Job John, that's for sure.

Spoilers, this week we talk about the first death in Gundam! Well, the first death of a character who's not just somebody's parent. Or a random background character. Or a villain, or... Ryu dies in this episode, OK? He dies and everyone is sad, except the hosts, because we just get to talk about it!

Lots of stuff happens in this episode, but there's only one important thing, and it’s that WE’RE JUMPING ONTO WHITE BASE!

GUYAAHAHAHAH!!!

Amuro goes to a restaurant where he meets a hot chick. Oh and also Fraw is there. Also I guess Ramba Ral, that's kind of important. When he follows Fraw back to the Whitebase, will Amuro take the Gundam to help, or will he let his former comrades be destroyed by the Gouf Troop?

Amuro sulks off on his own, and comes across a mine held secretly by Zeon! He tries to attack it, but Kycilia and M'Quve scream "mine!" and try to stop him. Will they manage to finally capture that rascally Gundam with their new Mobile Armor? Or will Amuro send them blasting off again, for the first time?

We're back with Mobile Suit Gundam Episode 16 to answer some very important questions: How stone cold did her time in prison make Sayla? What sort of delicious dessert would Amuro enjoy? And does Bright know anything about tactics?

You know, Char hasn't been around for a few episodes. Everyone's asking, "where is Char?". Or at least Sayla is, and while the White Base is distracted by running out of salt, she comes up with a plan to try and find out what happened to her brother. It's not a good plan, but she comes up with a plan.

This week, we watch the only episode of Mobile Suit Gundam written by series creator Yoshiyuki Tomino: Time, Be Still. In what ways is it like Reconguista in G? In what ways is it like a weird sports anime? Will Fraw Bow ever get her due? Listen and find out.

Amuro meets his mom! As none of the hosts know anything about Amuro's mom, we're all sure this can only be a positive encounter with a character who's going to be around for a long time.

Mobile Suit Gundam continues to impress us, with the introduction of Ramba Ral, more character work regarding Amuro's mental state, and one of the best speeches in anime history. Also, Char is looking fly.

Char and Garma couldn't stop the White Base and the Gundam, but surely Garma's girlf... well, ex-girlfriend is going to be able to manage it right?

Meanwhile, in space, the Zabi family has gathered for the start of their new sitcom and the characters are... more complex than expected.

Spoilers! In this episode, some one dies. And then gets absolutely dunked on.

Is this the best episode of Mobile Suit Gundam, and did Geremy really title it after a dumb Samurai Jack joke?