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

"I almost forgot."
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"- Geordi. - Hmm."
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"Yeah."
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"I just don't feel that way about you."
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"Yeah."
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"Geordi had that big date with Christy tonight."
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"Mr. Data?"
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"Sensors indicate no life signs aboard, captain."
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"That ship belongs in a museum."
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"I'm afraid we're a little late."
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"These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise."
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"Captain's log, stardate 43205.6"
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"A Promellian battle cruiser that has withstood the centuries."
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"The risks on a ship this old and fragile are inconceivable, captain."
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"- Ready to beam down to the vessel? - Locked onto the Bridge."
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"Thank you, Mr. O'Brien."
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"Ships in bottles? It's great fun."
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"Extraordinary."
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"Hmm."
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"But look at this."
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"They built this craft for generations and it worked."
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"No."
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"Tell me something, Guinan. You're a woman, right?"
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"You mean, me personally?"
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"No, his head."
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"Mm-hm."
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"I mean take care of somebody."
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"I can field strip a fusion reactor. I can realign a power transfer tunnel."
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"Why can't I make anything work with a woman like Christy?"
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"I'm getting fluctuating waveguide readings."
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"The source of the distress signal appears to be coming from up there."
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"Captain."
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"But when this ship was built,"
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"Still using steel crossbows in battle."
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"I will attempt to amplify the image with my tricorder."
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"I am Galek Sar, captain of the Promellian cruiser Cleponji."
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"I wish anyone who finds this record to know"
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"I want it recorded for all time"
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"and as the man responsible for all the souls aboard my ship."
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"Thrilling."
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"That was absolutely thrilling."
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"- One of them actually spoke to us. - A friendly one, I hope."
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"Aye, sir."
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"It's just a rare pleasure to see this side of your personality."
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"Engines aren't responding, captain."
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"Radiation intensity increasing."
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"Slow to idle, Geordi."
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"Is it possible?"
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"We won't be able to hold our shields in place."
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"And no apparent explanation for the energy loss?"
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"- No, sir. - Is there anything in the history books,"
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"Data, that could give us a clue?"
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"- was there any counter-reaction? - Affirmative."
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"to the power output of the Enterprise."
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"That is correct."
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"or L. Brahms' voice entries."
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"Thirty minutes."
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"There's a file of memory coils here."
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"It is possible to reorient the crystal."
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"Damn."
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"Leah, did you design this?"
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"Some of the Federation's best engineering minds"
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"participated in its development."
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"Great, another woman who won't get personal with me on the holodeck."
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"The system should be able to accept more reactants"
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"Well, this is your baby. Show me which ones."
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"- Computer, did I ask for a simulation? - Affirmative."
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"Oh."
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"First priority was to maintain the shields."
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"We've been able to verify that these coils"
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"Can you get any playback at all?"
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"On most there are brief sections which may yield some information."
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"Well, do the best you can, Data."
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"Reactants per unit time remaining steady."
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"in the interactive responses from the facsimile."
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"Right."
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"Are you with me?"
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"from the Aceton assimilators concealed in the rubble surrounding--"
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"Aceton assimilators are primitive generators"
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"An unsuspecting ship flies in. Instant booby trap."
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"- No, no, no! - Will you listen to me?"
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"It's my design we're talking about. I did the calculations myself."
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"I don't care if you built it with your bare hands"
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"It's gonna go..."
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"And I'm not used to dying."
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"Okay, look."
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"This is a working machine."
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"Very good."
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"I know my ship. Inside and out."
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"I always wished that a chief engineer could be present"
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"Commander La Forge to the Bridge."
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"Don't go away."
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"I mean, uh..."
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"Computer, save program."
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"There is no way to precisely calculate that, but it is likely."
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"I want that 0.1 percent."
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"There is also the possibility that the phasers will supply"
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"Mr. La Forge, I want you to return to Engineering"
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"Eight percent, 10 percent."
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"to gain a quicker response time?"
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"Energy reserves reaching critical stage."
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"Computer, override standard procedure."
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"The optimist of the group."
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"Under two hours."
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"Down to 26 minutes."
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"For what purpose?"
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"before the counter-force reacts, we might just be able to move this bucket."
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"Hmm."
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"Mm. Mm."
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"Don't do that."
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"who designed the Enterprise engines, Leah Brahms."
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"- And? - There's, uh..."
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"- What kind of a chance? - I don't know yet."
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"We could program it and try it out on a few simulated runs."
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"Any word from La Forge?"
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"He proposes to turn total control of the ship over to the computer,"
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"Adjust trajectory angle to compensate."
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"Begin simulation again."
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"I can't ask Captain Picard to turn the ship over to a computer."
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"Picard to La Forge."
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