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Clips from Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) - Family (S04E04)

"I used to be a warp field specialist"
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"I'd be delighted."
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"Mrs. Rozhenko?"
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"Oh, no, no, no, you two go ahead."
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"Worf, why don't you show me the arboretum?"
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"When my father wishes to leave."
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"I can find my own way."
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"Turbolift four is, uh... just over there, right?"
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"The theta-matrix compositor makes"
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"the recrystallization process ten times more efficient"
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"than the old Excelsior-class ships."
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"Commander, if you have a couple of minutes"
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"there is something else I want to ask you."
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"Sure, Chief."
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"...and your friend Louis"
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"wants you to contact him as soon as you're settled."
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"Is he still"
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"trying to raise the ocean floor?"
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"Oh, yes, he's very excited about it."
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"He's been made a supervisor now"
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"as his wife is constantly reminding"
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"anyone who'll listen."
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"And I see no good reason"
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"why the Earth should have another subcontinent."
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"It's really quite exciting actually"
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"if you understand the potential"
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"of exploring a new world on our own planet."
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"Well, I'm afraid"
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"The mayor wants to give you a parade."
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"Thank you."
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"Give you the keys to the city."
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"Oh, no."
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"No, no, no, no."
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"A little coaxing."
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"No, he does not."
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"I'm here to rest"
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"and spend some time with my family."
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"Well, I've already warned the mayor"
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"not to make any plans without talking to us."
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"Salut."
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"Salut. Salut."
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"This the '46?"
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"Forty-seven."
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"You've been drinking too much of that artificial stuff."
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"What do you call it?"
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"Synthehol?"
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"It's spoiled you."
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"Ruined your palate."
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"I think that synthehol heightens"
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"one's appreciation for the genuine article."
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"Mmm."
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"Thank you."
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"Leave it to Robert"
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"then marry her."
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"Yes. Sadly, cooking is becoming a lost art."
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"That's your wretched technology again."
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"discussions about getting a replicator in the house."
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"I remember the same "discussions""
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"between Mother and Father."
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"Father understood better than anybody else"
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"the danger of losing those values"
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"which we hold most precious."
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"I don't see that you have to lose anything"
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"just by adding a convenience."
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"Well, you wouldn't."
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"But in my view"
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"life is already too convenient."
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"This is a very old argument."
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"And he won a ribbon for it."
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"The teacher even said"
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"it was one of the best he'd ever heard."
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"Good for you, uncle."
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"You know what?"
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"I once wrote a report on starships"
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"when I was about your age."
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"Did you win a ribbon, too?"
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"I don't recall."
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"Of course you won the ribbon."
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"Well, do you still have it?"
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"Hmm?"
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"Your report."
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"No, I don't think so."
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"Well, I still have mine."
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"Why don't you go and get it"
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"and then you can read it to your uncle."
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"To protect him from all that's out there"
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"without you encouraging him."
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"But if you weren't so narrow-minded"
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"if you allowed him to see the world as it really is..."
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"Well, you raise your own sons as you would wish"
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"and allow me to do the same with mine."
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"Robert's and my father's."
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"Never did I know anyone"
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"less interested in grapes than you, Jean-Luc."
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"Oh, no, not true."
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"And I was proud"
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"that my family were helping to preserve the traditions."
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"I just didn't feel bound by those traditions."
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"You always reach for the future"
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"and your brother for the past."
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"There should be room for both in this life."
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"And what about you, you old rascal?"
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"You've taken quite a shift into the future yourself."
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"Well, hydroponics turned out to be so dull."
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"Well, you should have listened to me at the beginning."
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"taken that cycling trip with the Bloom sisters."
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"And broken your leg?"
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"And got married... twice."
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"I hear you've been promoted"
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"although my wife would have you believe"
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"I run the entire project."
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"Well, it's certainly very exciting work."
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"I've kept up on it in the journals."
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"Mm-hmm."
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"There's just one thing I don't understand."
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"Seriously, how do you plan to accelerate the buildup"
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"on the underside of the mantle without increasing the stress"
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"on the tectonic plates?"
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"Oh, you really have kept up, haven't you?"
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"Well, the truth is, we don't know... yet."
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