Justice

The Enterprise arrives at the seemingly perfect world of Edo, a world where its resident wear as little as possible and run everywhere for some reason. While the away team try to contain Riker's frothing loins, Wesley falls foul of their stringent laws which places him under plenty of death.

Another episode that feels needlessly sexualised thanks to Roddenberry, the episode is little more than people wearing costumes so ridiculous that I felt sorry for them while trying to say something about the relationship between the law and justice. But it's impossible to take seriously and undermines its own story-telling by being simply ludicrous.

If you didn't know this already, Gene Roddenberry was kinda sleazy. TOS is filled with scantily clad women and dodgy scenarios. Justice isn't even the first "sexy" TNG episode but it's probably the most explicit one. Thankfully, seeing a planet full of fit, blonde haired people making out is absolutely hilarious. The outdoor scenes were already cracking me up but i lost it when they entered the one building they have.

Aside from being funny, this episode also offers a solid moral dilemma - with a twist! This is Star Trek at its, well, maybe not finest but it's pretty good. The concepts of justice and civilisation, the Prime Directive, the needs of the many - it's got it all. Justice serves as a template for later, more respectable episodes dealing with these things.

This also has Wesley's infamous line: "I'm with Starfleet and we don't lie". Unintentionally hilarious is the best kind of hilarious.

Dear God I hate the character of Wesley. Nearly every episode he is in stops the flow of the story.

That's what happens if you make contact to species which haven't mastered warp engine technology or any kind of modern technology as it seems...

Its was awkward to watch. In beginning when they meet was sou uncomfortable. And the actors were bad too.