I am not saying I enjoy watching Jew's Holocaust but if we don't watch it then we can't experience it.Re-acting the scene and being in it does make a BIG mimic memories.Like the guy said earlier, if people or man don't learn past history, they will repeat it.

Mr. Stefano knows what makes for great SciFi, and that consists of tales of morality, love, justice and the common bonds of all sentient beings. While Tribunal contains a few "impossible" conveniences, it is still a powerful and imaginative tale. Enough so to overlook its few flaws (like the fact that the signature for the safe deposit box would not match, or the question of how and when the monthly/yearly rental for the box was paid).
Still, in all, one of the series' best. Also, great acting enhances everything.

Versatileboy1- you are a apathetic pathetic person if you think this whole show is not a good viable point of finding moral stories and tales about life and the situations that stems from them, even in fanatasy or based of truth, anything can be taught through many forms of media, as long it impacts the person or people interested in it, your views are that of scum of the earth using political views to take away reasoning of emotion and hiding it behind hateful agenda.Episode is a good one of resolve from one's anger toward the crimes and suffering of the children about things that happened to their parents or relatives of ones being treated less than human, pain is one point in their lives that should never have happened to them.

The first half was good, but it all kind of breaks down after that. The ending was meh, and no, it didn't make me cry. However, okay overall. I think it is sooo funny when folks like "Dew" say things like "if you didn't cry watching this episode, you're not human"... this is akin to the mentality of the National Socialists themselves. They were all about dehumanization of the Jews, Roma, homosexuals, and so many others, and offered the same black-and-white view of reality. Although it's great to see this explored, let's do us all a favor and not look to Outer Limits for a history lesson! ;-)

There is more than one way that atrocities happen. Either all out like in the holocaust or slow on an individual basis.