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Clips from Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) - Ménage à Troi (S03E03)

"The Enterprise has been in attendance"
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"at the biennial Trade Agreements Conference on Betazed."
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"For the first time, the Ferengi are present,"
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"Check and mate."
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"I had some doubts when you invited the Ferengi."
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"whose minds we can't read."
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"Perhaps your telepathic skills are ineffective"
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"Yes, Lwaxana and I go way back."
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"I'm sure Counselor Troi appreciates the opportunity"
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"to spend time with her mother."
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"Oh, you mean talk with my mouth full?"
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"Deanna, please."
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"I love my work on the Enterprise."
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"And what an advantage her telepathy would be in our negotiations."
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"I'm not so sure."
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"May I join you?"
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"Oh, Jean-Luc? Jean-Luc, uh, come, have a drink with me."
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"Mr. Data and I were about to show Reittan Grax the, um..."
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"The, um-- Uh, the new door mechanisms on the aft turbolifts."
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"If you'll excuse us."
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"Lwaxana Troi,"
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"I desire you."
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"I don't believe this."
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"As you wish."
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"Space, the final frontier."
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"Look how you ruined that."
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"You called me that when I was 5."
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"Now, stop demeaning me and address me as an adult."
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"Adding preprocessors to the neutrino counters"
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"did most of the work."
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"Although Commander La Forge and I designed the chip,"
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"from Starfleet Academy have arrived. Congratulations."
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"Counselor Troi had the good sense to ask for shore leave."
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"And all the good times we had."
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"Oh, isn't it a beautiful day for a picnic?"
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"How did you know about this place?"
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"Your father used to bring me here."
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"Very tasty."
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"But what happens to me isn't important."
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"Mr. Homn, I noticed some uttaberries back along the path."
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"I could talk to Jean-Luc."
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"Try the oskoid. Very different."
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"- What the--? - Oh."
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"DaiMon Tog, I thought the Krayton left orbit hours ago."
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"It did."
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"This is ludicrous."
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"And unless you wanna create an interstellar incident,"
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"Rook to queen four."
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"Lwaxana."
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"Deanna."
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"Where are we?"
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"DaiMon, they have regained consciousness."
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"I should have known."
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"Females do not deserve the honor of clothing."
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"In order to keep your daughter alive and healthy, for one."
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"And you may rejoin your friend."
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"Let us talk."
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"Ninety-one percent of Starfleet graduates"
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"about leaving you guys and the Enterprise."
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"Is that not part of the human experience?"
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"But it was one of the best times of my life."
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"I hope she knows what she's doing."
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"Well, she's bought us some time. Let's make the most of it."
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"I wouldn't do that."
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"The hell you don't. You're two moves away from being mated."
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"Should have moved the bishop."
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"Ridiculous. The bishop was pinned."
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"Forget the fact that I beat you in 30 moves."
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"we could be a formidable team."
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"You have great strength in your hands."
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"Almost incomprehensible."
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"Actually, it is 5.34 times 10 to the 41st watt, sir."
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"Check."
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"- I'm sick of this game. - Of course. Now that you are losing."
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"Clever, human, but I'm not that foolish."
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"What, do you think I'm gonna try to escape?"
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"Fine. Thanks for the game."
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"Well, then I met--"
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"My, my. What, uh, big ears you have."
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"There is no translation."
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"According to Mother,"
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"You have fulfilled all my expectations."
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"I can't resist a man who knows what he wants"
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"They have certain pleasure-enhancing qualities."
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"Tog, be silent!"
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"I knew you were not to be trusted."
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"Save your lies for this fool."
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"- No, he's misunderstood. - No, Tog, you have misunderstood."
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"Let me study her."
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"Study her?"
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"If I can determine what neural configuration"
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"gives her those powers, I may be able to duplicate them."
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"We could still profit from this."
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"I don't know."
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"Or I may be forced to report your transgressions."
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"When you're finished here, survey in that direction."
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"- Mr. Homn was no help? - None."
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"He'll find some way to send us a message."
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"Mr. La Forge, can you extend our sensor range?"
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"I can't get near their communication system."
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"Maybe I'm going about this in the wrong way."
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"Will,"
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"Initiating scans now, captain."
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"Ferengi transmissions are routinely scrambled and encoded, sir."
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"Mr. Crusher. Now."
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"No lengthy farewells."
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"implies a modified Huffman-Greenlaw encoder scheme..."
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"Something the matter?"
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"trying to locate the Krayton."
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"No, the message was scrambled."
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"Where are you going?"
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"The Bradbury has informed us"
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"they can no longer wait for Mr. Crusher to come aboard."
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"He selected a signal we'd recognize,"
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"- Signal source located, captain. - Plot an intercept course."
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"DaiMon Tog, can't we strike a bargain?"
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"Release them and I will stay with you willingly."
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"I would like to believe you."
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"Mother, we can't just leave you here."
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"Yes, you can,"
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