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Clips from Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) - Half a Life (S04E04)

"How can he?"
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"It is true that the intellectual efficiency"
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"of high-order beings does diminish proportionately"
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"with the deprivation of nutritious fuel..."
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"All right, all right. Don't you start."
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"Mrs. Troi, you're a wise woman."
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"I'm sure we could use a respite."
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"These two call me Mrs. Troi."
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"You call me Lwaxana."
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"Mr. Homn"
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"spread it."
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"So, knowing my daughter's starship"
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"would be passing fairly close to Betazed again"
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"I maneuvered a ride and, um, here I am."
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"I also have a grown daughter."
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"Oh. Then, you're married."
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"My wife died quite some years ago."
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"You know, one thing I don't understand."
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"If your people have known for generations"
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"that their sun is dying"
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"It is our home."
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"If Kaelon II ceases to exist"
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"so do we."
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"With the Federation's help, I... I hope we will."
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"And the Federation will be pleased"
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"to offer whatever help it can."
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"My valet sleeps elsewhere."
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"You're delightful."
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"I mean, l-I don't mean"
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"I mean, I take that quite seriously."
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"l-I mean..."
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"Oh, but... Don't... Just say yes."
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"I'll make you laugh some more."
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"but I must say no."
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"Captain's Log, Stardate 44807.5."
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"where we will conduct"
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"Mother, how much...?"
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"Little One, why do you refuse to use telepathy"
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"even when we're alone?"
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"We're not alone, mother."
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"Now, how much longer is this going to take?"
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"You've been selecting for 20 minutes."
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"I am a woman dressing for a man."
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"Something you might try now and then, dear."
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"I wonder if Timicin likes green."
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"That's not very telepathic of you."
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"Oh, I tried telepathy on him."
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"He's the wrong species."
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"Right species for everything else, though."
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"You might try that once in a while, too."
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"You know, you're not just incorrigible"
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"you're insatiable."
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"I have completed long-range scans."
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"Spacecraft?"
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"Mr. La Forge, the system is clear."
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"Final pre-launch diagnostic, level-5."
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"All systems verified."
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"We're ready here when you are, Captain."
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"Very well."
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"Mr. Worf?"
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"Photon torpedoes armed... and targeted."
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"Fire in sequence."
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"First volley released."
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"Tracking torpedoes."
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"Their shields are holding."
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"Guidance systems normal."
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"Ignition sequence, six seconds..."
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"five seconds..."
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"four..."
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"three seconds..."
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"now."
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"1700 percent rise in gamma radiation levels."
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"Helium fusion rate... increasing."
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"What about heat and pressure levels?"
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"Density at 1100 grams per cubic centimeter."
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"Density at 1100 grams per cubic centimeter."
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"Temperature approaching 60 million degrees Kelvin."
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"Pressure wave harmonics dispersing."
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"Temperature in target zone increasing"
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"to 81 million degrees, sir."
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"Temperature at 90 million degrees Kelvin."
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"Looking good."
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"One hundred thirty-seven..."
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"Radiation and pressure levels still stable."
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"Temperature is 170 million degrees Kelvin."
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"and now, 200 million."
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"Two nineteen..."
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"Two twenty..."
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"and holding."
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"Looks like congratulations may be in order."
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"Mr. Data?"
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"Two twenty-two."
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"Rate exceeding critical level."
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"I'm sorry."
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"Doctor."
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"Permit me to express my appreciation"
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"to you and your crew."
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"I am most grateful."
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"Aye, sir."
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"I'm so sorry, Timicin."
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"I had one of those named after me once."
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"Brilliant, young astronomer from Rigel IV."
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"Of course, l, um, I sparkled a bit myself in those days."
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"You see, that's called fishing for a compliment."
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"You're supposed to tell me I still sparkle."
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"I'm sorry."
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"I'm not helping, am I?"
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"You're very kind."
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"I'm just not adequate company right now."
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"Oh, that's all right."
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"how much I wish we had met years ago."
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"Unfortunately, a great deal."
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"You see, Lwaxana, I'm on my way home now..."
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"to... die."
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"Captain's Log, Stardate 44812.6."
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"We have returned to Kaelon II"
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"and established contact with Science Minister B'tardat."
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"The experiment achieved a stable core temperature"
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"We've been studying the sensor logs and the torpedo telemetry"
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"to determine if there was any malfunction."
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