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Clips from Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) - Elementary, Dear Data (S02E02)

"The dark colorings of the scrapes are the leavings of natural rubber,"
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"a type of non-conductive sole"
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"used by researchers experimenting with electricity."
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"Finally, there can be no argument."
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"Come, Watson."
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"[FOOTSTEPS]"
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"What do those footfalls tell you, Watson?"
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"More particularly, that our opposition does indeed consist of two men."
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"Now, you know all this"
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"because you read it in a Holmes story, right?"
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"Not at all."
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"Because we do not hear the doctor's footfalls,"
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"we must assume that she is being carried."
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"And since we do not hear her cries for help,"
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"we know that she is gagged."
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"Further, both sets of footfalls are heavy and masculine."
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"One man seems to shuffle and stumble in an irregular pattern."
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"Since the ground is level, we must conclude"
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"that Dr. Pulaski is struggling against one of her captors,"
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"sporadically knocking him off stride."
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"Deduction. Pure and simple."
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"Well, not that simple."
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"[FOOTSTEPS]"
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"- Footfalls! - Footfalls!"
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"There they are again, Watson."
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"l daresay we have caught up rather nicely with our quarry."
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"There should be a doorway."
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"Make way, please. Make way. Make way for Sherlock Holmes."
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"lt's murder, Holmes. Murder most foul."
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"Well, Holmes, what do you say, man?"
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"There is nothing here of relevance."
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"l do not see how this connects with the disappearance of the doctor."
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"Doctor? Dr. Watson is right here, Holmes."
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"Dr. Kate Pulaski."
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"She was with you?"
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"lnspector, if l may be of assistance."
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"As l take note of this dead man, l deduce that he was strangled."
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"You see, the finger marks on his throat indicate the cause of death"
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"and as there are signs of struggle,"
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"it's quite obvious that the murderer was a stranger"
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"[CROWD MURMURlNG]"
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"- ls that correct, Holmes? DATA: No."
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"Look at his shoes."
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"He's more a convict released today from Dartmoor Prison."
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"He spent the day in a tavern,"
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"consuming large quantities of gin"
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"with his killer who followed him to this very spot"
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"until the victim slipped into a drunken stupor."
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"Then, out of fear,"
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"motivated only by self-protection, strangled him."
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"- There is your killer, inspector. LESTRADE: Seize her!"
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"MAN: Get her! Get her! DATA: And when you check,"
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"l believe you will find that this poor soul is the victim's common-law wife,"
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"who has been dreading the release of this vile and abusive man."
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"Holmes, the poor woman hardly has the strength"
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"to strangle a man this size."
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"Not with her hands, no."
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"But with this. When used as a garrote,"
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"these beads will make a mark quite similar to fingerprints"
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"and, my dear Watson, you will note on the victim's throat,"
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"This murder does not connect with our case."
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"Come along. Hurry it up, quickly. Come on."
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"LA FORGE: Data, wait."
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"lf this murder isn't connected to the disappearance of Dr. Pulaski,"
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"then the computer is running an independent program."
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"- Yes. - Why?"
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"l do not know and that is what puzzles me."
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"Then you don't know what's going to happen next?"
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"No."
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"That's what l wanna hear. Where to now?"
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"We will find Dr. Pulaski in here."
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"- How do you know that? - lt is the only obvious choice."
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"Not anymore. He wants us to find him."
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"- Who does? - The master criminal."
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"The man Holmes could only defeat at the cost of his own life"
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"at Reichenbach Falls."
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"Our adversary, my dear Watson,"
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"Now this is getting interesting."
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"Well, there's nothing here but these barrels."
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"And a trail."
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"Which is so well-marked"
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"Oh, no, Data. lt's another dead end."
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"No, Watson. Not a dead end at all."
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"Hello."
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"What's this?"
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"Can you see the scratches?"
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"Finally we have a game worth playing."
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"The time for games is over."
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"Professor Moriarty, l presume?"
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"How do you know that?"
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"He is the one worthy opponent created by the author, Conan Doyle."
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"whenever anyone new chances into my web."
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"Welcome, my dear Holmes."
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"But not Holmes."
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"And Dr. Watson."
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"- But not Watson. - Data, what does he mean?"
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"How does he know we're not who we appear to be?"
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"Where is Dr. Pulaski?"
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"She would not have told you anything."
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"She has provided many answers."
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"Do you forget l have always been your equal, my dear Holmes?"
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"l have read her expressions."
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"What she has not said is as important as her words."
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"Have you injured her?"
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"l will, if necessary."
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"But my mind is crowded with images,"
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"thoughts l do not understand, yet cannot purge."
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"They plague me."
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"You and your associate look and act so oddly,"
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"l am familiar with you both."
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"lt's very confusing."
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"l have felt new realities at the edge of my consciousness"
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"readying to break through."
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"Surely, Holmes, if that's who you truly are,"
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"you, of all people, can appreciate what l mean."
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"- Data... - Say nothing."
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"l know that there is a great power called Computer."
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"A power which controls all of this"
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"and to which we can speak."
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"Arch."
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