In their attempt to get rid of all the grouchy old men aboard, the White Base accidentally commits a war crime. On purpose. While the crew tries to take advantage of their situation, a single mother tries to find her husband's home town, aided by two Zeon pilots. All this, and the debut of the Guncannon and the Gunperry!

It's A Gundam returns with episode 7 of Mobile Suit Gundam. The crew of The White Base, desperate to contact their federation allies, decide to shoot Amuro at the nearest base like a bullet. Surely using their best pilot as ammunition can't go wrong, but that's not important. The cast would rather talk about the important things in life, like who would you rather have your back, Kai or Kuzzy?

In Episode 6 of Mobile Suit Gundam, Char and Amuro both try to take a nap, while Garma attacks the White Base. One of them succeeds, and one of them becomes very, very grumpy. No prizes for guessing which is which.

In episode 5 of Mobile Suit Gundam, everyone wants Amuro's attention so much, they keep saying his name twice. Can he complete the tutorial for atmospheric reentry while battling Char, or is the Gundam going to be crushed by Earth's gravity? Also, which host hates the Gundam's cool new weapon. It's Zach, obviously it's Zach.

Episode 04 of Mobile Suit Gundam gives the cast flashbacks to their least favorite episode of Gundam SEED. Is the original even worse? Or does Char's continued ability to get Zakus destroyed make it a bit better?

Third episode's the charm. Does Mobile Suit Gundam retain its animation quality through its third episode? Does Char retain his pride? Does Bright maintain his composure? And can the hosts maintain their enthusiasm for this nearly 50 year old anime?

It's Episode 2 of Mobile Suit Gundam. Does the quality of the show remain? What's scarier, dying because your chest is full of metal, or finding out Char is in the same zip code as you are? And how many verbs can we assign to the Gundam?

It's A Gundam! is back in full swing, taking a look at the series that started it all: Mobile Suit Gundam. How does it feel to watch a show that's 45 years old? What characters' names did Zach think Geremy had been making up this entire time? And perhaps most importantly of all, the question is, will we survive?