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Clips from Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) - Déjà Q (S03E03)

"we're investigating a catastrophic threat to the population"
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"from a descending asteroidal moon."
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"The satellite's trajectory is continuing to deteriorate, captain."
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"This orbit will put it within 500 kilometers of the planet's surface."
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"We are predicting the atmospheric drag"
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"will bring it down on the next orbit."
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"Could we blow it into pieces?"
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"The total mass of the moon would remain the same, commander."
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"would spread destruction over an even wider area."
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"leading to a significant temperature reduction."
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"It'd be like an ant pushing a tricycle. A slim chance at best."
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"Given a choice between slim and none, I'll take slim any day."
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"Can you give us any more, Geordi?"
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"Impulse engines passing safety limits."
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"These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise."
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"Its continuing mission: to explore strange new worlds,"
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"to seek out new life and new civilizations,"
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"We are no closer to a solution to the deteriorating orbit of the Bre'el moon."
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"But with the arrival of Q,"
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"We've done everything by the book and a little extra."
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"who are watching as their moon falls out of the sky."
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"I haven't the vaguest idea what you're talking about."
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"And I have a much more serious problem."
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"I'm no longer a member of the Continuum."
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"My superiors have decided to punish me."
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"And punish us as well, it would seem."
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"You don't believe me, do you?"
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"It's the truth."
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"- Why? - Because in all the universe,"
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"Return that moon to its orbit."
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"Oh, very clever, Worf."
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"- Absolutely. - All right."
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"Forced to cover myself with a fabric"
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"because of some outdated human morality."
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"Having to bathe."
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"Klingon. I should have said Klingon."
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"Ready? Here goes."
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"Romulan!"
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"Oh, I agree this is highly unlikely."
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"But we have to proceed with our current dilemma"
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"But if you have an evacuation plan..."
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"We have already started moving people from the coastal areas"
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"What the devil--?"
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"Very low intensity, more like a soft medical scan."
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"By whom?"
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"It seems to be coming from all around us."
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"Q, what exactly is going on?"
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"Truthfully, Jean-Luc."
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"Jean-Luc, wait."
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"- If you have the power-- - I don't have any powers."
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"Mr. Data, you are hereby assigned to Q for the remainder of his stay."
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"What are you looking at?"
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"I can now stub my toe with the best of them."
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"An irony."
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"They roam the galaxy searching for something they know not what."
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"and for new opportunities to improve itself."
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"Hmm."
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"passing through at near-right angles to the plane of the star system."
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"According to this, he has classic back trauma."
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"Your beside manner's admirable, doctor."
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"You know, this might work."
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"Now what?"
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"I've never eaten before. What do I ask for?"
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"The choice of meal is determined by individual taste."
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"in a silicon-based liquid medium."
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"as it lubricates my bio-functions."
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"The replicator can make anything you desire."
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"How do I know what I desire?"
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"I have never seen anyone eat ten chocolate sundaes."
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"This is not a moment I've been looking forward to."
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"I hear they drummed you out of the Continuum."
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"The captain and many of the crew are not yet convinced"
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"Really?"
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"I'm warning you, I still have friends in high places."
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"I am an android, not a robot."
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"I beg your pardon."
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"Ugh. I'm not hungry."
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"Range, 12 kilometers and closing."
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"A life-form?"
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"Signal patterns indicate intelligence."
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"Unable to derive necessary referents to establish translation matrix."
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"Help me!"
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"We have sustained light damage from an attack by an alien species"
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"They apparently have a grievance with Q."
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"No doubt one of many life-forms that do."
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"Nothing grotesque."
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"A subjective term, Riker."
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"A character flaw with which you can personally identify."
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"They're very intelligent but very flighty."
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"your real reason for being here is protection."
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"You're very smart, Jean-Luc."
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"But I know human beings."
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"but I'm attempting to modify their alignment parameters."
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"You will assist Mr. La Forge."
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"to successfully interact with his little trained minions."
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"Human interpersonal relationships are more complex."
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"you must learn to form relationships."
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"And of more immediate importance is your ability to work within groups."
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"Whatever the results,"
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"we know you've done your best, Picard."
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"from the Calamarain."
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"The moon has reached its minimum orbital distance."
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"All right, everyone, this is what we're going to be doing."
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"if you can manually control the field integrity."
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"Geordi thinks he is in command here. And he is correct."
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"Engineering, holding at station keeping. Range, 640 meters."
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"Yes, captain, I still believe it'll work."
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"I will not be spoken to in this manner."
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"Q, I strongly suggest that you cooperate."
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"It is working. We can move it."
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"Emergency. Shields up."
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"Disengage tractor beam."
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"Captain, the impact of the blast is pushing us"
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"Hull penetration, Deck 36, Engineering."
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"Geordi, can you direct any more power to the shields?"
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"We need all the power we have to get out of the atmosphere, commander."
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"Diverting power to forward sections now."
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"That charge nearly knocked out his positronic net."
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"He's strong, he'll survive."
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"Maybe we can bypass the flow regulator."
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