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Give Me Genesis - TNG S1 E07: Justice
Join James and Andrew in this lively and hilarious episode of "Give Me
Genesis" as they dive into the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode,
"Justice." In this review, our hosts can't help but question the
writers' decision to prioritize a hedonistic alien society over a coherent
sci-fi plot.
The Enterprise crew finds themselves on Rubicun III, a paradise planet
inhabited by the Edo, a race more interested in boldly going to bed with one
another than exploring the galaxy. When Wesley Crusher accidentally breaks one
of their laws, the crew must navigate the Edo's peculiar justice system, where
the punishment for any crime is death.
James and Andrew dissect the episode's lack of narrative depth, the
implausible legal system, and the eyebrow-raising cultural practices of the
Edo.
Tune in for a fun-filled critique, plenty of laughs, and the usual witty
banter as James and Andrew make sense (or try to) of an episode that leaves us
all wondering what the writers were thinking.
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By Give Me GenesisJoin James and Andrew in this lively and hilarious episode of "Give Me
Genesis" as they dive into the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode,
"Justice." In this review, our hosts can't help but question the
writers' decision to prioritize a hedonistic alien society over a coherent
sci-fi plot.
The Enterprise crew finds themselves on Rubicun III, a paradise planet
inhabited by the Edo, a race more interested in boldly going to bed with one
another than exploring the galaxy. When Wesley Crusher accidentally breaks one
of their laws, the crew must navigate the Edo's peculiar justice system, where
the punishment for any crime is death.
James and Andrew dissect the episode's lack of narrative depth, the
implausible legal system, and the eyebrow-raising cultural practices of the
Edo.
Tune in for a fun-filled critique, plenty of laughs, and the usual witty
banter as James and Andrew make sense (or try to) of an episode that leaves us
all wondering what the writers were thinking.