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

I can't.

"I can't."

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You're right, Mr. Tholl.

"You're right, Mr. Tholl."

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And there is no way to prove that we aren't.

"And there is no way to prove that we aren't."

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But until we set aside our mutual fears and trust one another,

"But until we set aside our mutual fears and trust one another,"

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we have no hope of escape.

"we have no hope of escape."

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She's right. There may be an enemy among us.

"She's right. There may be an enemy among us."

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And what if there is, Mr. Tholl?

"And what if there is, Mr. Tholl?"

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until hostility leads to violence?

"until hostility leads to violence?"

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Shall we allow our suspicions to destroy us?

"Shall we allow our suspicions to destroy us?"

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Now, let's see if we can override this stun mechanism.

"Now, let's see if we can override this stun mechanism."

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Helm, take us into 20 million kilometers.

"Helm, take us into 20 million kilometers."

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Mr. Worf, divert enough power to the shields

"Mr. Worf, divert enough power to the shields"

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to offset the increased radiation and magnetic fields.

"to offset the increased radiation and magnetic fields."

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Sir, at 20 million kilometers,

"Sir, at 20 million kilometers,"

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Noted, Mr. Data.

"Noted, Mr. Data."

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may I have a word with you?

"may I have a word with you?"

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You have the Bridge, Mr. Data.

"You have the Bridge, Mr. Data."

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Aye, sir.

"Aye, sir."

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What is our mission?

"What is our mission?"

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I'm under no obligation to tell you that.

"I'm under no obligation to tell you that."

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If you don't, you force me to take command of this vessel.

"If you don't, you force me to take command of this vessel."

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On what grounds?

"On what grounds?"

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You are endangering this ship for no reason.

"You are endangering this ship for no reason."

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- No reason you're aware of. - That's not good enough.

"- No reason you're aware of. - That's not good enough."

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Your behavior has been erratic.

"Your behavior has been erratic."

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Erratic enough to justify mutiny?

"Erratic enough to justify mutiny?"

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Do you honestly believe you have sufficient evidence

"Do you honestly believe you have sufficient evidence"

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No, I don't.

"No, I don't."

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But I can't let you risk the lives of this crew.

"But I can't let you risk the lives of this crew."

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that you might be the one with the problem?

"that you might be the one with the problem?"

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if you report to Sickbay for a full examination.

"if you report to Sickbay for a full examination."

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Otherwise, I will have to relieve you from duty.

"Otherwise, I will have to relieve you from duty."

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Think about it.

"Think about it."

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I may have overloaded it, sir.

"I may have overloaded it, sir."

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- Mr. Tholl. - I still think this is a mistake.

"- Mr. Tholl. - I still think this is a mistake."

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We're no better off than when we started.

"We're no better off than when we started."

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Increasing power to Number 3 Shield to compensate.

"Increasing power to Number 3 Shield to compensate."

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Sir, at that distance,

"Sir, at that distance,"

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the ship will not withstand the magnetic fields and radiation.

"the ship will not withstand the magnetic fields and radiation."

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We will not survive.

"We will not survive."

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Mr. Worf, confine Mr. Riker to his quarters.

"Mr. Worf, confine Mr. Riker to his quarters."

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Mr. Worf, I gave you an order.

"Mr. Worf, I gave you an order."

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You're destroying yourself.

"You're destroying yourself."

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And anyone foolish enough to listen to you.

"And anyone foolish enough to listen to you."

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You've shown none of the concern Captain Picard would

"You've shown none of the concern Captain Picard would"

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for the safety of this ship, the welfare of this crew.

"for the safety of this ship, the welfare of this crew."

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Heading 185 mark 32, full impulse.

"Heading 185 mark 32, full impulse."

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Full impulse, aye, Commander.

"Full impulse, aye, Commander."

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I hope you're satisfied, Picard. You've accomplished nothing.

"I hope you're satisfied, Picard. You've accomplished nothing."

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The sound of your voice is beginning to anger me.

"The sound of your voice is beginning to anger me."

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Well,

"Well,"

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I think this charade has gone far enough.

"I think this charade has gone far enough."

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Don't you?

"Don't you?"

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Oh, yes, you do.

"Oh, yes, you do."

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It's a laboratory maze. A carefully structured test.

"It's a laboratory maze. A carefully structured test."

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It's an experiment to see how well we react under pressure.

"It's an experiment to see how well we react under pressure."

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How do you know?

"How do you know?"

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It's the only explanation.

"It's the only explanation."

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Look at the four of us.

"Look at the four of us."

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We do have something in common.

"We do have something in common."

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You, the anarchist, reject authority in any form.

"You, the anarchist, reject authority in any form."

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I, a Starfleet captain, trained to command.

"I, a Starfleet captain, trained to command."

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And you,

"And you,"

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a Starfleet cadet,

"a Starfleet cadet,"

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and have devised obstacles for us to overcome.

"and have devised obstacles for us to overcome."

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They give us food which Esoqq can't eat

"They give us food which Esoqq can't eat"

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to make him a threat.

"to make him a threat."

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They give us a door we can't open

"They give us a door we can't open"

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until the four of us cooperate.

"until the four of us cooperate."

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And each time we succeed,

"And each time we succeed,"

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while you

"while you"

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observe our reactions.

"observe our reactions."

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Sir, I've been trying to help.

"Sir, I've been trying to help."

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I found it unlikely that a first-year cadet

"I found it unlikely that a first-year cadet"

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would know of the Enterprise's visit to Mintaka III, so I tested you.

"would know of the Enterprise's visit to Mintaka III, so I tested you."

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Starfleet has classified the Cor Caroli V plague a secret.

"Starfleet has classified the Cor Caroli V plague a secret."

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No cadet would have knowledge of that incident.

"No cadet would have knowledge of that incident."

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- Captain-- - So

"- Captain-- - So"

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As far as I am concerned, this experiment is over.

"As far as I am concerned, this experiment is over."

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You are correct, Captain Picard.

"You are correct, Captain Picard."

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we borrowed you, Tholl and Esoqq and replaced you with replicas.

"we borrowed you, Tholl and Esoqq and replaced you with replicas."

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Replicas?

"Replicas?"

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including the brain's many trillion dendritic connections

"including the brain's many trillion dendritic connections"

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An imposter running my ship?

"An imposter running my ship?"

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Much more efficient than your primitive vocal communications.

"Much more efficient than your primitive vocal communications."

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We would like to pursue this study,

"We would like to pursue this study,"

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but of course, your awareness of it would taint the results.

"but of course, your awareness of it would taint the results."

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We will therefore return you to your places of origin.

"We will therefore return you to your places of origin."

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- Captain. - Hold your positions. Take no action.

"- Captain. - Hold your positions. Take no action."

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Why did you choose to study

"Why did you choose to study"

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the concepts of authority and leadership?

"the concepts of authority and leadership?"

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Because our species has no such concepts.

"Because our species has no such concepts."

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distinctions among ourselves are meaningless.

"distinctions among ourselves are meaningless."

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Hence we have no leaders, no followers.

"Hence we have no leaders, no followers."

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Our replicas of Tholl and Esoqq

"Our replicas of Tholl and Esoqq"

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explored this issue on Mizar II and on Chalna,

"explored this issue on Mizar II and on Chalna,"

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Your responses were most intriguing.

"Your responses were most intriguing."

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Because kidnapping is an immoral assault.

"Because kidnapping is an immoral assault."

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The rights of other races must be respected.

"The rights of other races must be respected."

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This concept of morality is a very interesting human characteristic.

"This concept of morality is a very interesting human characteristic."

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- We shall have to study it sometime. - Now, Mr. Worf.

"- We shall have to study it sometime. - Now, Mr. Worf."

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Because there is something else you can learn.

"Because there is something else you can learn."

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With an alert crew,

"With an alert crew,"

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even our primitive vocal communications

"even our primitive vocal communications"

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are unnecessary.

"are unnecessary."

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With a single look,

"With a single look,"

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I was able to inform my crew that I wanted to hold you here.

"I was able to inform my crew that I wanted to hold you here."

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Because I've decided to conduct an experiment of my own.

"Because I've decided to conduct an experiment of my own."

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I want to see how you react to being imprisoned.

"I want to see how you react to being imprisoned."

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Captain, our species cannot bear captivity.

"Captain, our species cannot bear captivity."

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Imprisonment is an injury, regardless of how you justify it.

"Imprisonment is an injury, regardless of how you justify it."

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And now that you have had a taste of captivity,

"And now that you have had a taste of captivity,"

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perhaps you will reconsider the morality of inflicting it on others.

"perhaps you will reconsider the morality of inflicting it on others."

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In any event, we now know of your race

"In any event, we now know of your race"

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and we know how to imprison you.

"and we know how to imprison you."

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Bear that in mind.

"Bear that in mind."

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Mr. Crusher, set course to rendezvous with the Hood, warp 8.

"Mr. Crusher, set course to rendezvous with the Hood, warp 8."

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Status, Number One.

"Status, Number One."

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Then my doppelganger caused no serious damage?

"Then my doppelganger caused no serious damage?"

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The replica was convincing.

"The replica was convincing."

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