"Angel One" is a first-season episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation, first broadcast January 25, 1988. It is episode #14, production #115, teleplay written by Patrick Barry, and directed by Michael Rhodes. Overview: The Enterprise visits a world dominated by women to flesh out diplomatic ties and search for survivors of a downed freighter. On stardate 41636.9, the USS Enterprise goes to Angel One, a reclusive world whose inhabitants have a...
Data is with the crew and many of the odin survivors while he talks to Riker.
Ramsey is talking to Deanna Troi and Tasha about how they could not be consid...
Beata and Riker are flirting heavily with each other but Riker's guilty consc...
Riker is making a case to prevent the deaths of the survivors from Odin
Picard is still feeling the effects from having the virus and he is not at fu...
When Beverley answers the call to the Enterprise then it musty be bad.
Beverley is feeding Picard the medicine he needs to get better.
Worf and Picard have just inhaled the virus that is making everyone sick.
Deanna and the crew have come to rescue Ramsey but they do not want to leave.
Data needs the library to find information about the survivors from the Odin ...
Beverley conveys the importance of finding a cure to the unknown virus.
Picard and many on board the Enterprise are sick from an unknown virus.
Data, as usual, giving too much detailed information to Picard and the crew.
Beata is still hot for that stud Riker, even after their disagreement on soci...
Beata is using Riker's advice not to kill Ramsey and the followers but she wi...
Beata has shown mercy and will not execute Ramsey but they will also have to ...
Beverley Crusher has found a cure for the virus that is killing everyone.
Beata shows mercy to at least discuss the points that Riker has made.
Riker makes a strong case against the execution of Ramsey and his followers.
Riker knows that killing Ramsey and the Odin survivors will not solve Beata's...
Riker is making a good case for not executing Ramsey and the other survivors ...
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