Kyle and Blake look back and see how their and Adam's predictions turned out, they dish out the individual awards, and they break down a remarkable and unexpected championship run in a tale that nobody would have predicted. We also look ahead to Season 5 - the final season of Stinger Bee League!

Opening and closing theme music are excerpts of "Bee Sting" by Low Doses, used under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0.

Whether it's Killer Queen Black, World of Warcraft, Overwatch or any other number of online games, there is an often unspoken but fundamentally inseparable relationship between the people who make the game and the people who play it. And at the heart of that relationship lies two ongoing events that - usually at least - propagate the mutual best interests of players and studios alike: the popularity of the game and the growth of its player base. But getting there together, and more importantly getting there in a way that is welcoming, engaging and respectful for all players, is a unique challenge that few games - perhaps none - have overcome cleanly. Dr. Kimberly Voll - professor, developer and researcher of all things video game - joins Kyle and Blake to dive deep into a topic that goes beyond Killer Queen Black, beyond eSports - perhaps beyond gaming itself.

Opening and closing theme music are excerpts of "Bee Sting" by Low Doses, used under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0.

Where is the Killer Queen Black theme song's (by the band Powerglove) proper place in the annals of video game music history? Musician, percussionist, video game music historian Anthony Salvato joins Kyle and Blake to discuss the game's theme music with particular attention to the drumming. Is the drum track real or sequences synthetically? And if it's synthesized, then how can the Powerglove drummer possibly play it live when they tour? And just where does the theme come from exactly? The answer will likely surprise all but the longest-serving and most ardent KQB fans. Ready to move to the beat of a different drummer? Time for the BuzzCast, where staying on the beat is always only a suggestion.

Opening and closing theme music are excerpts of "Bee Sting" by Low Doses, used under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0.