... actually do have important plot points, though it's true that's it's not very evident in those summaries. There's also a lot of character building going on in those episodes, which make the big multi-part episodes have more meaning when the fit hits the shan.

I mean, I won't blame you if you don't keep going. Just understand that you'll be missing out on what overall is a really great show. :p

Episodes 2 and 3 in the second season are crap filler episodes, but from that point on, starting with Crackers Don't Matter, the quality and overall character/plot relevance of the in-between episodes begins to steadily rise, with the occasional exception.

All of the multi-parters are hella packed with plot. Look at the Princess and Liars, Guns & Money are both big plot sequences. The season finales are always listed as separate episodes, but they're pretty much continuations of the multi-parters that came before them. By the end of the fourth season, things have built up slowly to such an epic level that you can't stop watching. Unless maybe you're a witch.

~squints~ Are you a witch?

Anyway, it carries my stamp of recommendation.