7.7/10180 votes7.7/10(180)#1 - Future Shock
Season 4 Episode 1
Aired 1/17/2004
Static must save his future self when he's accidentally transported 40 years into the future.
Director: Victor Dal Chele
Writer: Stan Berkowitz
6.7/1098 votes6.7/10(98)#2 - She-Back!
Season 4 Episode 2
Aired 1/24/2004
She-Bang returns, to Static and Gear's annoyance. More threatening to Static is Madelyn Spaulding, who breaks some meta-humans out of jail and sends them after him.
Director: Mark Howard
Writer: Len Uhley
6.9/10101 votes6.9/10(101)#3 - Out of Africa
Season 4 Episode 3
Aired 1/31/2004
Anasi must keep the golden spider that's the source of super powers away from Osebo. The spider has turned up in Dakota.
Director: Victor Dal Chele
Writer: Dwayne McDuffie
6.6/1096 votes6.6/10(96)#4 - Fallen Hero
Season 4 Episode 4
Aired 2/7/2004
Static vs. Green Lantern. This is a pity because Green Lantern has long been a hero of Static's, but robberies have been committed and all signs point to Green Lantern.
Director: Chuck Drost
Writer: Stan Berkowitz
7.2/10136 votes7.2/10(136)#5 - Army of Darkness
Season 4 Episode 5
Aired 2/14/2004
Static and Gear fight Nightbreed, a meta-human gang whose members can't live in sunlight, so they're setting out to take it away from everyone else.
Director: Mark Howard
Writer: John Semper Jr.
7.0/1093 votes7.0/10(93)#6 - No Man's an Island
Season 4 Episode 6
Aired 2/21/2004
Edwin Alva captures Static and Hotstreak for scientific experiments and handcuffs them together. So they must work together if they're going to escape. Trouble is, they can't stand each other.
Director: Mark Howard
Writer: Ralph Soll
6.3/1094 votes6.3/10(94)#7 - Hoop Squad
Season 4 Episode 7
Aired 2/28/2004
Static and a group of NBA stars moonlighting as superheroes team up to rescue Gear, who was been kidnapped by the evil scientist Dr. Odium.
Director: Victor Dal Chele
Writer: Len Uhley, David Garber
6.9/1094 votes6.9/10(94)#8 - Now You See Him ...
Season 4 Episode 8
Aired 3/13/2004
A teen thief named Speedwarp who can manipulate time wants to romance Daisy, but Static and Gear think that's a bad idea.
Director: Chuck Drost
Writer: Dwayne McDuffie
6.5/1096 votes6.5/10(96)#9 - Where the Rubber Meets the Road
Season 4 Episode 9
Aired 3/27/2004
Rubberband Man must overcome his dyslexia to help Static and Gear disarm a fusion reactor stolen from Edwin Alva's lab as part of a "disaster matrix" plan hatched by Specs and Trapper to wreak havoc in the city.
Director: Chuck Drost
Writer: Matt Wayne
6.3/1092 votes6.3/10(92)#10 - Linked
Season 4 Episode 10
Aired 5/1/2004
A pro-football player hides the fact that he's a Bang Baby.
Director: Victor Dal Chele
Writer: John Semper Jr., Bob Goodman
6.5/1092 votes6.5/10(92)#11 - Wet and Wild
Season 4 Episode 11
Aired 5/8/2004
Aquamaria is cured of "Bang Baby syndrome"--until Hotstreak un-cures her, and her resulting rampage could mean total chaos in Dakota City.
Director: Mark Howard
Writer: Len Uhley
6.9/10104 votes6.9/10(104)#12 - Kidnapped
Season 4 Episode 12
Aired 5/15/2004
Static's dad is kidnapped by Omnara, a scientist who once worked for Alva and who now wants to raid Alva's labs in an effort to control world technology.
Director: Victor Dal Chele
Writer: John Semper Jr.
7.1/10110 votes7.1/10(110)#13 - Power Outage
Season 4 Episode 13
Aired 5/22/2004
all the Bang Babies--Static and Gear included--begin to lose their powers, thanks to Dr. Donald Todd.
Director: Chuck Drost
Writer: Len Uhley
The Best Episodes of Static Shock Season 4
Every episode of Static Shock Season 4 ranked from best to worst. Discover the Best Episodes of Static Shock Season 4!
An ordinary inner-city kid gains extraordinary powers and becomes an urban legend as the first teenage African-American superhero.
Genres:Action & AdventureAnimationSci-Fi & FantasyKids
Network:The WB
Episodes
13
Avg. Rating
6.8
S1
S2
S3
S4
E1
E2
E3
7.7
6.7
6.9
Season 4 Ratings Summary
"Future Shock" is the best rated episode of "Static Shock" season 4. It scored 7.7/10 based on 180 votes. Directed by Victor Dal Chele and written by Stan Berkowitz, it aired on 1/17/2004. This episode is rated 1.0 points higher than the second-best, "She-Back!".
