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Clips from Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) - Hollow Pursuits (S03E03)

"We wanna get insight into what's been troubling this poor man, remember?"
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"Quite a healthy fantasy life, wouldn't you say?"
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"Report."
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"Sir, our velocity increased to warp 7.25."
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"Compensating, sir."
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"Confirmed. Velocity now warp 7."
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"Maintain that."
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"What the hell happened?"
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"I am not certain why, sir."
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"They appear to be working normally now."
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"Well, um, I'm not in Engineering, sir, I'm in Holodeck 2."
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"- Another malfunction? - Not exactly."
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"But I'll return to Engineering immediately, sir."
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"Yes, I should say that you should, commander."
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"Your holodeck activities can wait until later."
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"- And, commander. - Yes, sir?"
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"It would be wise to consult Lieutenant Barclay"
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"- on this latest incident. - I'd like to very much, captain."
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"La Forge out."
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"We need to find Barclay now."
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"Cast aside your masks and let me slip into your minds."
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"Muzzle it."
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"Shh."
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"We have a lot to talk about, Mr. Barclay."
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"Commander, Barclay and I had better get to Engineering."
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"I just couldn't keep my eyes open."
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"I'd worked 12 hours on the power systems"
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"and then the transporter went down."
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"Reg, you had a chance to get some help from the real Counselor Troi,"
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"You're gonna be able to write the book on holodiction."
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"Look, I know how easy it is to get caught up in it."
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"- I fell in love in there once. - Really?"
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"It wasn't easy, but I did it."
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"You know, people that I create in there are more real to me"
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"Except, maybe you, commander."
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"I need you out here, Reg."
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"Now more than ever, huh?"
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"The injectors aren't responding to the diagnostic commands."
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"I think we should drop out of warp."
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"- La Forge to Bridge. - Go ahead, commander."
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"Recommend we go to impulse power, captain."
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"Take us out of warp."
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"Controls are not responding, sir."
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"- It's the injectors. - Override."
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"It's not a computer problem."
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"The mechanism is physically jammed. I can't clear it."
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"Warp 7.6, 7.65."
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"Warp 7.7."
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"We can't shut it down, captain."
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"She's accelerating out of control."
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"Red alert."
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"Estimated time to structural failure?"
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"Did you copy that, Geordi?"
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"- Aye, commander. - Recommendations?"
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"Okay, this ship is gonna start tearing itself apart in 15 minutes."
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"I want every idea on the table, I don't care how outrageous."
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"I already tried that. The magnetic fields won't reset."
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"Could the fuel inlet servos be caught in cycle?"
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"If they were, the swirl dampers would be frozen and they aren't."
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"Nothing showed up in the diagnostic sweep at all?"
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"I mean, there were no problems with the flow of the--"
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"There's nothing wrong with the control protocols"
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"or the power transfer systems."
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"As far as we can determine, the injectors are just physically jammed."
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"Injectors freeze, anti-grav unit goes down, transporter malfunctions."
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"And a twisted glass."
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"What's the connection?"
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"Prepare for emergency saucer separation."
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"Standing by to release docking clamps."
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"Reroute system to primary hull power sources."
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"Twelve minutes to structural failure, sir."
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"None of the systems involved interact directly."
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"What if one of us is the connection?"
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"Us? How?"
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"I don't know."
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"But we're looking for a systemic explanation and there isn't one."
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"What if we're transmitting something ourselves,"
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"by touching it or something?"
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"The computer would have picked up anything dangerous."
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"you might have passed it on,"
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"It was your glass, Duffy."
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"Both of you were present in the cargo bay when the anti-grav failed."
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"So was O'Brien."
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"The transporter malfunction. That's a connection too."
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"Danger. Approaching safety limits"
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"of engine containment field."
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"Computer, list all physical substances"
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"that wouldn't normally be picked up by an internal scan."
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"There are 15,525 known substances"
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"that cannot be detected by standard scans."
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"Great. And how many of those can exist in an oxygen atmosphere?"
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"Five hundred thirty-two."
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"And could alter molecular structure when it comes in contact with glass?"
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"- Five. - On-screen at this station."
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"Jakmanite has a half-life of 15 seconds."
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"- Wouldn't be enough time to spread it. - Right."
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"Selgninaem and Lucrovexitrin are highly toxic."
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"Neither of which has been used for decades."
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"Well, could either one of them cause all these malfunctions?"
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"Most of the affected systems weren't invented"
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"when those substances were in use."
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"Who knows what could happen with a transporter or a magnetic capacitor?"
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"Not for over a century."
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"The Mikulaks might still be using it."
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"And one of those canisters was broken."
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"La Forge to Bridge. We have a working theory, captain."
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"There's a good possibility we picked up some invidium"
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"from a canister in the cargo bay"
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"Working theories are fine, Geordi, but we need a working solution"
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"in about five minutes."
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"Understood, commander. We're on our way to Cargo Bay 5 for confirmation."
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"Nothing on the tricorder."
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"At current acceleration,"
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"structural failure will occur in three minutes, 30 seconds."
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"If it's in there, it should show up"
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"If we can get it, the invidium, down to minus 200 degrees Celsius,"
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"it'll become inert."
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"La Forge to Bridge."
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"Invidium has been confirmed."
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"Recommend we flood the injector pathway conduit"
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