| rdfs:comment | - The litter bird was an unseen, giant, flying, pterodactyl-like GELF creature. It had made its nest in a place where it could help keep the convicts of Justice World in line, and punish wrongdoers, since the convicts had been allowed to roam freely. Three million years into the future, the litter bird still dwelled within the botanical gardens of Justice World when the station was visited by the boys from Red Dwarf. The incident explained to the amused Cat how the Justice Field worked very clearly. ("Justice", Series IV)
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| abstract | - The litter bird was an unseen, giant, flying, pterodactyl-like GELF creature. It had made its nest in a place where it could help keep the convicts of Justice World in line, and punish wrongdoers, since the convicts had been allowed to roam freely. Three million years into the future, the litter bird still dwelled within the botanical gardens of Justice World when the station was visited by the boys from Red Dwarf. The gardens were within the "Justice Zone", where any negative or malicious action would be repeated upon the offender in kind - hence why the convicts had been allowed to roam freely. As Dave Lister and the Cat took a stroll in the botanical gardens, Lister struggled to explain to the Cat how the Justice Field worked. After finishing his can of leopard lager, Lister threw the empty can at a nearby bin, but it missed and landed on the ground next to it. Since this was classed as littering, the litter bird swooped into action. After hearing the rustling of massive wings, Lister looked up too late to move. The bird unloading its droppings - a massive blob of red gunk - down on Lister's head. The incident explained to the amused Cat how the Justice Field worked very clearly. ("Justice", Series IV)
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