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Clips from Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) - Pen Pals (S02E02)

"Unmanned probes have recorded unusual levels of geological activity"
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"An optimistic vote of confidence from the non-rider."
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"COMPUTER: Type ofmount: Andorian Zabathu, Klingon Sark--?"
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"COMPUTER: Breed? - Arabian."
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"TROl: So you like horses for the romance?"
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"Hello, beautiful."
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"Now, l understand."
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"Thank you."
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"l'm on my way."
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"[HORSE WHlNNlES]"
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"[DOOR OPENS]"
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"Now there's nothing."
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"PlCARD: Space, the final frontier."
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"to seek out new life and new civilizations,"
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"This is Commander Riker's meeting."
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"To further that, l would like to put him in charge"
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"That's a big job with a lot of responsibility."
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"Well, the game isn't big enough unless it scares you a little."
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"which is also part of a Starfleet's officer's education."
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"All of this is true,"
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"but there's an old horse trainer's adage"
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"or are we talking about a young man"
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"that we are guiding through adolescence"
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"Whether Wes succeeds or fails, he will learn from the experience."
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"Tempering is taken to extremes."
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"Who will one day become a man. And..."
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"To extend the metaphor,"
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"There's a mystery here. We've gotta solve it."
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"l know, sir."
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"rather than one, who out of pride, will blunder blindly forward."
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"Energetic cosmic rays."
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"lnteresting."
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"Good."
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"- Hi. Can l walk with you? TROl: Yes."
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"WESLEY: Walking or advice? RlKER: Both."
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"l'm considering so many factors l'm confusing myself."
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"So who have you got so far?"
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"Alans and Hildebrant for volcanology and geomechanics."
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"l want Davies for geochemistry, but--"
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"Completely irrelevant. These people are professionals."
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"You not only have to understand the job,"
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"where Acting Ensign Crusher will begin"
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"l've been put in charge of the planetary geological surveys,"
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"Uh, thanks, but l'm pretty sure l'll be all right."
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"COMPUTER: Negative."
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"Key universal translator, please."
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"they're your team."
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"You've got the authority."
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"Here are the results of my scan on the third Selcundi system."
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"So we ought to run an icospectrogram."
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"Wesley, it's a major undertaking to set up the scanner."
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"[SlGHS]"
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"[PANEL BEEPlNG]"
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"Sorry to disturb you, captain."
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"Yes, sir, it is important."
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"A simple four-word message:"
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"l answered it."
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"No, sir."
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"the same geological stresses we have found in the other systems."
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"[CHATTERlNG]"
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"RlKER: ...seen the look on his face."
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"[WOMAN LAUGHlNG]"
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"l didn't. l need your advice."
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"And l could have just been picking nits."
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"something inside of me says,"
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"is so you can make a few right decisions,"
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"But what if l'm wrong?"
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"Then you're wrong. lt's arrogant to think that you'll never make a mistake."
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"Report to the captain's quarters."
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"When you figure it out, you'll understand command."
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"l've made my decision."
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"l want that icospectrogram run on the Selcundi Drema system."
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"You got it."
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"but in a situation like this, we have to be cautious."
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"Which we're not."
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"PlCARD: What about a war?"
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"What if the Dremans asked for our help?"
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"She knows me."
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"Why won't you answer? Are you angry with me?"
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"if Ensign Crusher hadn't requested an icogram, but he did, and..."
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"And then the crystals break down,"
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"We think so."
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"We're just getting deeper and deeper in, aren't we?"
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"Atmospheric activity interfering with RF signal."
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"We will then use torpedo casings to protect them"
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"The Enterprise will monitor"
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"and adjust the frequency of the resonators."
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"Captain, your orders were to deliver the message, correct?"
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"Go."
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"O'Brien, take a nap. You didn't see any of this, you're not involved."
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"PlCARD [OVER COM]: Commander Riker to the Bridge."
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"The way l did."
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"l am sorry for that."
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"[SlGHS]"
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"lt's all right, no one's going to hurt you."
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"Counselor, allow me. Please."
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"PlCARD: Mr. Data."
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"the memories will be stored chemically on the neurons of the cerebral cortex."
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"Well, do your best."
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"Doctor Pulaski."
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"[STONE HUMMlNG FAlNTLY]"
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"just to be sure you're all right."
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"Data will be right here. Don't worry."
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"You did a good thing, Data."
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"By robbing her of her memories?"
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"And you'll remember."
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"Wes."
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"[DOOR CHlMES]"
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"ls Sarjenka safely home?"
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"Remembrance and regrets, they, too, are a part of friendship."
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"has brought you a step closer to understanding humanity."
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"We are the first manned vessel to enter the Selcundi Drema sector."
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"in all five planetary systems."
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"l am hoping the Enterprise will find the answer to this enigma."
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"Commander, l have been reviewing the unmanned probe scans."
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"At some point during the last 1 50 years,"
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"the fifth planet of Selcundi Drema has shattered,"
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"l'd call that geological instability."
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"ls there any indication that this is the work"
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"of an unknown intelligence?"
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