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

"almost 4 Earth years old."
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"TROl: lan,"
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"You mean he can talk?"
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"Hello."
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"Please don't worry. Everything is okay."
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"PlCARD: Captain's log, supplemental."
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"We are faced with two major problems:"
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"Troi's child"
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"and the deadly cargo we are about to take on."
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"ln the hours since his birth,"
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"Troi's baby has continued his rapid growth"
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"and now appears physically and mentally to be a child of 8."
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"Still there is no indication as to who he is or why he's here."
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"Sickbay, this is the Bridge."
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"We are ready to begin loading."
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"PULASKl [OVER lNTERCOM]: We need a little more time."
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"Data, look at this."
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"- "Data." - What?"
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"- My name. lt is pronounced "Data." - Oh?"
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"You called me Data."
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"Ha, ha. What's the difference?"
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"With all your neural nets, algorithms and heuristics?"
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"ls there some combination that makes up a circuit for bruised feelings?"
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"Possible?"
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"lt indicates a genetically engineered biological life-form."
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"About 20 percent of the specimens fall into that category."
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"Query."
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"Eager beaver?"
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"Well, in this case, eager beaver refers"
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"to some overachieving genetic engineer"
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"who, probably because of lack of anything better to do,"
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"has forced this strain of virus to mutate,"
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"just so he can see how bad bad can get."
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"Captain Picard."
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"Picard."
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"PULASKI: l just wanted you to know what risks we're about to take."
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"Go on."
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"lf the most innocuous specimen on the manifest list gets loose,"
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"it will destroy all life on the Enterprise in a matter of hours."
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"Do you have a recommendation?"
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"Considering how desperately this is needed, no, l don't."
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"l just wanted you to know what we were carrying."
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"Thank you. Commander Data, if you've completed your review,"
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"you're needed in Transporter Room 3."
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"Aye, sir. Excuse me, doctor."
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"That's all right, Data."
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"TROl: lan?"
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"lan."
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"He wants to touch and feel everything."
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"lt's time to go, sweetheart."
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"Unbelievable."
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"l think he's actually grown since you dropped him off."
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"l like it here, Mommy."
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"Say thank you to Miss Gladstone for having you"
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"Thank you."
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"Cargo Deck 5, we will commence transportation"
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"[OVER lNTERCOM] on your command."
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"Transporter 3, we are ready to receive."
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"Data, the first batch is in place and we're ready for the next."
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"LA FORGE: Aye, sir."
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"[DOOR BEEPS]"
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"Come in."
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"l wanted to stop by and see how lan was doing."
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"We're doing fine. l was just about to get him his supper."
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"Do you want your supper now too?"
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"Um, no, lan. But thank you for the invitation."
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"You're welcome."
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"Have you ever played with puppies?"
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"They had a litter today in the nursery."
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"No, lan, l don't think l've played with puppies."
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"You should come to the nursery while the puppies are still there."
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"Ow! Mom! Ow."
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"My face is wet."
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"TROl: ls that better, sweetheart?"
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"He allowed himself to be burned."
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"Mm-hm. For the experience."
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"Who is he?"
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"Why is he here?"
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"What does he want?"
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"lan, could you tell us why you're here?"
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"Because Mommy said it was time to eat."
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"No. l mean, why are you here on this ship?"
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"- l live here. - lan, l think the captain wants to know"
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"No. Not yet."
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"When his cognitive powers have sufficiently developed,"
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"he will be able to articulate it."
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"l hope he will tell us soon."
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"Set a course for Rachelis, warp 6."
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"[SPEAKS lNDlSTlNCTLY]"
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"Can l get you something?"
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"No, nothing. l just like to stand here."
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"l don't blame you. lt's beautiful."
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"Yeah."
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"You'll be leaving soon."
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"Yeah."
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"What do you see when you look out there?"
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"The Lorenze cluster,"
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"and there's Arneb,"
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"and there's Epsilon lndi."
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"That's not what l mean."
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"- lt'll still be there. - Ah."
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"What about a cup of nectar direct from Prometheus?"
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"No, nothing."
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"Don't you always do what's expected?"
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"l try."
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"Even if it's not what you really want?"
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"Sometimes."
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"Sometimes it's more important to consider others before yourself."
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"But sometimes the game is to know"
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"[ALARM BLARlNG]"
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"HESTER: Something's wrong."
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"- Where? - L-73."
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"Bridge, this is Cargo Deck 5."
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"Yes, La Forge."
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"LA FORGE [OVER lNTERCOM]: Captain, we have a malfunction"
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"- How serious? - Very."
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"PlCARD: Captain's log, supplemental."
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"one of the deadly specimens of plasma plague has begun to grow."
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"Report, Mr. La Forge."
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"Captain, we've checked everything."
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