
Red vs. Blue — Season 4
The fourth season of Red vs. Blue, continuing the chaotic adventures within The Blood Gulch Chronicles, throws everything you’d expect – and quite a bit you wouldn’t – into a blender. This time around, it’s not just about base raiding; a disgruntled bomb, an alien harboring a serious grudge, and the familiar crew of bumbling soldiers find themselves entangled in a desperate race against an ancient prophecy threatening to unravel reality itself. Let's just say things are looking pretty bleak for the universe.

A persistent gloom clung to Grif, a despair born of returning to Blood Gulch, a sentiment the others’ attempts at levity could not dispel. Elsewhere, at Zanzibar, Tex, Tucker, and Caboose learned that Church had once again taken spectral fo…

In the desolate expanse of Blood Gulch, the Red Team relentlessly peppered Grif with sniper fire, a desperate attempt to silence his incessant screams. Finally subdued, the team turned their attention to the task at hand: exploring their ab…

Simmons attempts to persuade Sarge that he witnessed a tank lurking behind him. Donut offers a counter-statement, but Sarge dismisses it, citing Simmons’ easily swayed nature. Grif, seizing the opportunity, flatly denies the incident, aimin…

Simmons has fallen irrevocably out of favor with Sarge, and is now mandated by the judge—a donut wearing a judicial wig—to maintain a distance of at least two hundred yards from the other Reds. Consequently, Sarge initiates a competition to…

Within the weathered walls of the Zanzibar fortress, Church inquires of Gary whether he possesses the ability to interpret the Alien's utterances. Gary discloses that the Alien's people were his creators; however, he laments a profound lack…

The scene returns to the Zanzibar fortress, where Tucker and Caboose are attempting to instruct the alien in the English language. Church and Tucker find themselves in a brief disagreement regarding the best approach: whether to teach the a…

On Zanzibar, Tex and Church debated the merits of allowing Andy to translate for the Alien. Church worried that Andy's impoliteness might further agitate the extraterrestrial. Finally, he conceded to the arrangement, driven by a curiosity a…

On a Zanzibar beach, Tucker finds himself unexpectedly bound to a sacred quest, one that bears a striking resemblance to *The Lord of the Rings*. The Alien, after outlining the lands they will traverse, informs Tucker—the warrior—that he, a…

On the shores of Zanzibar, Church offered final counsel and farewells to Tucker and the team preparing for their journey. Tex, it seemed, possessed a pronounced fascination with things of a masculine nature – whether it be Tucker’s energy s…

At the Great Burning Plains, the Sacred Quest team readies itself for a task dictated by the Alien’s prophecy for their hero. Amidst the usual arguments and disagreements, the Alien and Andy reveal their knowledge of Earth, expressing a dis…

Sarge and Donut entered Blue Base to find it unguarded, no sentries like Sheila to impede their progress. Inside, Grif was still experimenting with the gravity lift, the one Simmons had initially mistaken for a hole. He darted back and fort…

Deep within the Blue Base’s basement in Blood Gulch, Simmons spoke in hushed tones with Donut, cautioning him to maintain the secrecy of his true nature from Church. Donut, however, seemed unable to place Simmons. The arrival of Church, mom…

Returning to the Freezing Plains, Tex executes her clandestine assault on the temple, navigating past the Red and Blue Grunts who first materialized at Battle Creek. She stalks a blue Grunt from behind, attempting a swift incapacitation, bu…

In Blood Gulch, Church takes a perverse pleasure in the Blue Team's acquisition of all three vehicles within the canyon. Sheila, however, displays clear displeasure, her discontent manifesting as jealousy and irritation – a scene ultimately…

Within the Red Base, Sergeant attempts to conceal his revulsion and animosity towards Grif, striving to unite the remaining Red soldiers for the war against the Blues. Yet, his personal contempt for Grif persists, occasionally surfacing in …

At Blue Base, Tucker falls ill. Church and Caboose discuss his ailment, apparently contracted during the team’s overnight stay in a swamp. Church posits that the sword’s power source might be emitting radiation. Their conversation regarding…

Simmons successfully bypassed the Red Base's security, deciphering the easily-guessed password set by Grif and Donut. Eager to relay the Blues’ plans, he is met with continued distrust from Sarge, who insists on a trial – with himself servi…

The scene opens with Sarge, Simmons, and Grif hurrying toward Blue Base. Sarge voices concern that the renewed contact between the Blues and their Command might signify an influx of new intelligence, weaponry, and soldiers bolstering their …

As Doctor examines Tucker within the confines of Blue Base, the Reds wander into a debate regarding the merits of close combat, sniping, and the use of nuclear weapons. Finally, with Lopez’s severed head in tow, Sarge departs to liberate An…

The season's final episode opens with Doc attempting to persuade a skeptical Church of Tucker’s pregnancy. When Doc reveals the truth to Tucker, he is equally disbelieving, convinced instead that he himself has impregnated someone and resor…


