Season Guide
Static Shock Season 4
Season 4 Review
⚠ Spoiler alert Season notes below reveal how the story develops.
Season 4 of Static Shock premiered 2004-01-17 and ran 13 episodes through 2004-05-22.
Episodes
1
Our TakeMiddle of the road. Watchable, but you'll forget the details by next episode.
2
Our Take She-Bang's return gives this episode a fun, scrappy energy, and her friction with the rest of the crew makes for some of the better character banter this show…
3
Our Take A change-of-pace episode that ships Virgil and his family off to Ghana, where he teams up with Anansi, a spider-themed hero who's honestly more interesting than the villain.…
4
Our Take A fairly standard "don't meet your heroes" episode that leans hard on its message, with Virgil learning a predictable lesson about the gap between fame and character. The…
5
Our Take A busy villain-heavy hour that gives Ebon more room to scheme than he's ever really earned. The action moves fine and Virgil gets a few good moments, but…
6
Our Take This one puts the heroes and a familiar villain in forced proximity, and the script mostly earns the tension by letting old grudges sit unresolved instead of wiping…
7
Our Take A weird celebrity-cameo detour where pro ballers suit up as hoop-themed superheroes, and the whole thing plays exactly as silly as it sounds. Virgil gets sidelined in his…
8
Our Take This one's a fairly disposable villain-of-the-week outing, built around a magician-themed crook whose scheme never feels like much of a threat. The banter between Virgil and Richie carries…
9
Our Take This one puts Rubberband Man front and center and takes his dyslexia seriously, which was pretty bold for a kids' show in 2004. The action is thinner than…
10
Our Take This one leans into the show's habit of pairing a forgettable villain with a heavier personal storyline underneath, and the balance mostly works because the character stuff gets…
11
Our Take A middling outing that leans hard on its guest hero gimmick while the villain stays a one-note threat. The action beats move fine and the banter between the…
12
Our Take This late-season outing leans on a fairly standard villain plot, but the character moments carry it, and the voice cast sells the tension better than the writing probably…
13
Our Take A quiet, character-first hour that trades the usual bang-zoom villain fights for something more personal, and Static Shock is better for it. Virgil coping with losing his powers…