Episode Title: The Battle
First Aired: November 16th, 1987
This episode contains much ado about a headache, and very little ado about the woman who treats it. Let's take a closer look!
Saturday, April 30, 2016
Friday, April 8, 2016
A Note About Ads
Hello readers, this is your captain speaking! I just wanted to forewarn you all that very soon I will be adding advertisements to this site. Please note that I do not necessarily condone the contents of the advertisements you see here (after all, weird stuff pops up sometimes). However, if you ever see an inappropriate advertisement, please let me know immediately! Hopefully that won't be necessary. With any luck the ads might even be relevant to your interests! In any case, see you in the next post. Adrian out!
Thursday, April 7, 2016
Practically Perfect In Every Way?
Episode Title: Justice
First Aired: November 9th, 1987
Summary
The Enterprise visits a seemingly-perfect planet to determine if it would be a good place for shore leave--something the crew hasn't had yet and wants very badly. To evaluate the planet for the children, Picard sends Wesley as part of the away team. The Edo are beautiful and seemingly have a perfect society--until it is uncovered that the punishment for any crime is death when Wesley disturbs some legally-protected flowers. Meanwhile, the Edo's "god" warns those aboard the Enterprise not to meddle with its "children," a command that becomes hard to follow when Wesley faces a death sentence. Eventually, Picard and his crew persuade the god--though not its people--that, in Picard's words, "there can be no justice so long as laws are absolute." The god allows the crew to beam back to the Enterprise with Wesley and continue peacefully on their way.
First Aired: November 9th, 1987
Summary
The Enterprise visits a seemingly-perfect planet to determine if it would be a good place for shore leave--something the crew hasn't had yet and wants very badly. To evaluate the planet for the children, Picard sends Wesley as part of the away team. The Edo are beautiful and seemingly have a perfect society--until it is uncovered that the punishment for any crime is death when Wesley disturbs some legally-protected flowers. Meanwhile, the Edo's "god" warns those aboard the Enterprise not to meddle with its "children," a command that becomes hard to follow when Wesley faces a death sentence. Eventually, Picard and his crew persuade the god--though not its people--that, in Picard's words, "there can be no justice so long as laws are absolute." The god allows the crew to beam back to the Enterprise with Wesley and continue peacefully on their way.
Equal Among Us
Episode Title: Lonely Among Us
First Aired: November 2nd, 1987
Summary
The Enterprise has been assigned to take two rival species who wish the join the Federation to a planet called Parliament so that they can attempt to work out their differences. En route, the ship accidentally picks up an incredibly advanced life form made of pure energy which then works its way through the ship and its bridge crew to attempt to return home that almost leaves Captain Picard stranded in space forever.
First Aired: November 2nd, 1987
Summary
The Enterprise has been assigned to take two rival species who wish the join the Federation to a planet called Parliament so that they can attempt to work out their differences. En route, the ship accidentally picks up an incredibly advanced life form made of pure energy which then works its way through the ship and its bridge crew to attempt to return home that almost leaves Captain Picard stranded in space forever.
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