"Justice" is the 8th episode of the first season of the science fiction television series Star Trek: The Next Generation, first broadcast November 9, 1987. It was written by Worley Thorne, based on a story by Ralph Wills and Worley Thorne, and directed by James L. Conway. Wills is a pseudonym for John D. F. Black. The episode focuses on the Prime Directive, with Wesley breaking a world's "trivial" law and thus facing the death sentence. On...
Riker is commenting to Worf about the fact that everyone runs everywhere on t...
Rivan, a colonist from the planet Edo, explains to Picard why they are willin...
Captain Picard is explaining his moral conundrum to Data about whether or not...
Rivan, a colonist from a planet the Enterprise has helped to colonize, is mee...
Captain Picard has asked Liator, a colonist of the planet they have just help...
This is a supplemental Captain's Log that is describing the planet that they ...
This is the opening Captain's Log for this episode. He discusses where they ...
Rivan was brought to the Enterprise in order to help them identify the myster...
Picard is explaining his moral position on the Prime Directive as it relates ...
Data is remarking upon Dr. Crushers emotional plea to Picard to save Wesley w...
Dr. Crusher is pleading with Picard in order to try to get him to save Wesley...
Data has been used as an information exchange interface by the object that th...
Captain Picard is asking some colonists just how they would describe their "G...
Rivan and Liator, colonists from the planet Edo, are asking Picard if the str...
Picard is explaining to a colonist of the planet Edo how they encountered a s...
Liator, a colonist on the planet of Edo, is explaining to Picard about their ...
Mediators have arrived after Wesley has unknowingly entered a forbidden zone ...
Worf is questioning Liator about the statement he just made saying that the p...
Riker is asking Worf why he is not having relations with the women of the pla...
Worf is explaining to Riker why he is not participating in the activities tha...
Wesley totally misinterprets what a girl from the planet they are visiting is...
A glowing orb has entered the ship and started interrogating Picard as to wha...
A glowing orb has entered the ship, flies onto the bridge and addresses Capta...
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