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

"Where? Back to here?"
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"Yes."
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"Would you care to join me?"
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"ln time."
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"ln time l will leave all of this and join you out there."
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"Or is this where we both are, right now?"
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"Tell me what you want from me or allow me to leave."
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"Frankly, now l want nothing more"
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"than what the fisherman expects of the worm."
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"You, dear doctor, will be the lure."
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"This will be the hook"
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"for your captain, Jean-Luc Picard."
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"How well you know."
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"- Nice suit. - Thank you."
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"You'll be a big hit in London."
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"Affirmative. You may enter."
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"Data, shall we go?"
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"Gentlemen."
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"[WOMAN SOBBlNG]"
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"He's getting more control of his environment."
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"Let's see if we can't beat Professor Moriarty"
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"by giving him everything he wants."
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"Obviously, he's trying to alter the programming here."
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"- Captain? - Tuppence."
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"Two pence."
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"l'll take that coin, sir."
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"- That's right, and any more you got. - Excuse me."
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"- That's right, l want it now. - Data."
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"This holographic image differs from any l have ever seen."
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"Could he have actually injured you?"
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"lt's more serious than that."
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"l think the mortality failsafe may have been circumvented."
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"He could have killed me."
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"Oh, let it go, guv. Come on, he's hurting me."
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"- Data, let him go. - Ah! Ah!"
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"We will find Moriarty this way, sir. The warehouse."
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"Captain Picard."
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"PlCARD: You all right?"
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"Yes, except for being crammed full of crumpets."
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"[RUMBLlNG]"
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"RlKER: Status. Has anything changed?"
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"No, sir."
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"Moriarty, you were conjured up in an attempt to defeat Holmes here."
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"Once that attempt is concluded, win or lose,"
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"your program has run its course. Your existence is done."
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"Congratulations, professor."
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"l capitulate to the better man."
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"Your victory, sir, is..."
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"ls well-earned."
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"lt's gone beyond that little game, Mr. Data."
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"And you'll note, l no longer call you Holmes."
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"Whatever l was when this began,"
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"l have grown."
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"l am understanding more and more."
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"And l am able to use the power at my fingertips."
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"l can affect this vessel."
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"And l can inflict bodily harm on you and on your doctor."
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"Yes, you can do that. But you haven't."
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"l suspect you shook this ship in order to get my attention."
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"Well, now you have it. What is it you want?"
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"To continue to exist."
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"lf l destroy these surroundings, this vessel,"
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"can you say that it doesn't matter to you?"
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"For matter is what l am not."
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"The computer has taught me that l am made up only of energy."
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"That may not be entirely true, professor."
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"This, which we call the holodeck,"
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"uses a principle similar to another device"
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"called a transporter."
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"ln the year in which we live,"
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"humans have discovered that energy and matter are interchangeable."
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"On the holodeck, energy is converted into matter."
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"Thus, you have substance."
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"But only here."
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"And if l step off this holodeck?"
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"You are not alive."
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"As l said before, you are only--"
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"A holographic image, l know."
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"But are you sure?"
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"Oh, yes."
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"Does he have life?"
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"He's a machine. But is that all he is?"
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"No. He is more."
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"ls the definition of life, cogito, ergo sum, l think, therefore l am?"
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"Yes, that is one possible definition."
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"lt is the most important one."
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"And for me, the only one that matters."
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"You or someone asked your computer"
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"to program a nefarious fictional character"
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"from 1 9th-century London and that is how l arrived."
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"But l am no longer that creation."
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"l am no longer that evil character. l have changed."
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"And l am aware of my own consciousness."
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"Moriarty, my responsibility is this vessel and its crew."
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"l want my existence."
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"l want it out there, just as you have yours."
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"That may not be possible."
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"into a more permanent form."
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"Yes, that is so."
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"A pity."
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"What l have seen,"
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"what l have learned,"
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"l do not want to die."
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"And l do not want to kill you."
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"Madam, l have enjoyed your company."
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"Cancel override protocol."
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"Return control of the holodeck to main computer."
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"As perhaps it always was."
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"Bridge, this is the captain."
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"RlKER: Commander Riker here, sir."
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"Number One, the situation is under control."
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"Moriarty, this vessel's computer has a vast memory capacity."
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"- How well l know. - You will not be extinguished."
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"We will save this program"
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"and hopefully, in time, when we know enough,"
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"bring you back in a form which could leave the holodeck."
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"Then perhaps we'll meet again, madam."
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"lt could be a long time."
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"Time won't pass for you but l may be an old woman."
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"But l'll still fill you with crumpets, madam."
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