"Code of Honor" is the third episode of the first season of the science fiction television series Star Trek: The Next Generation. It was first broadcast October 12, 1987. It was written by Katharyn Powers and Michael Baron, and directed by Russ Mayberry. Overview: Lt. Yar is abducted by the leader of a people who abide by a strict code of honor. The Enterprise arrives at Ligon II to acquire a vaccine needed to combat an outbreak of Anchilles...
Lutan discovers that Yareena lives after the Enterprise saved her.
Picard plays along with Lutan because he knows Yar will kill his first one.
Picard and Lutan talk about the importance of women.
Riker gives a log while Captain Picard is on Ligon trying to get Yar back.
Data and Troi inform Captain Picard that he has to go solo onto the Ligon ship.
Dr. Crusher tells Picard that maybe they can use her son for help on the ship.
Data says that the Ligon's are patient people and Riker suggests they wait a ...
Data tries to help but realizes he's overdoing it.
Riker let's Lutan know that they are picking up on their interest in Yar.
After Captain Picard asks for Yar back, Lutan reveals that he doesn't want to...
Riker and Data tell Picard that if they ask for Yar back they have better odd...
Picard thinks him and Lutan have a good understanding even though they are fr...
Hagon comments to Picard after he gets chosen as Yareena's number one.
Yar throws it in Lutan's face that he's lost everything.
Picard gloats after Yar kills Yareena.
Data and La Forge tell Captain Picard what kind of weapons Yar will be fighti...
Yar has a little chat with Yareena before they fight for the first position t...
Yar starts with some trash to talk Yareena pre fight.
Riker gives another log informing what's going on.
Picard realizes he starts to ramble about what everyone already knows.
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