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Clips from Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) - A Matter of Perspective (S03E03)

"Hmm."
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"Ensign Williams' striking style"
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"is heavily influenced by geometric constructivism."
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"Lieutenant Wright has effectively fused the incongruities of the surrealists"
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"with the irrationality of Dadaism."
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"- Interesting. - Oh, thank you."
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"In what way?"
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"While suggesting the free treatment of form usually attributed to Fauvism,"
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"this quite inappropriately attempts to juxtapose"
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"the disparate cubistic styles of Picasso and Leger."
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"In addition, the use of color suggests a haphazard melange"
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"of clashing styles."
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"Furthermore, the unsettling overtones of proto-Vulcan influences--"
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"Thank you, Mr. Data."
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"You are welcome, sir. If I can be of further assistance--"
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"No. Thank you."
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"After completing a delivery of dicosilium"
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"our away team has received an update from Dr. Nel Apgar"
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"Welcome back, Mr. La Forge."
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"- Thank you, sir. - Where's Commander Riker?"
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"He's still down on the station, sir."
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"Doctor Apgar wanted to have a word with him."
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"Any problems?"
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"Not with the scientific part of the mission, no, sir."
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"Riker to Enterprise."
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"I'm ready to leave now."
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"I'm sure Commander Riker will be able to explain everything, captain."
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"Stand by, commander. Engaging transport."
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"Transporter Room to Engineering. I have a power drain."
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"Transporter Room, is Commander Riker aboard?"
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"Not yet, captain. I'm having trouble clearing the signal."
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"Transporter Room to Bridge. He's aboard."
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"Well, for a moment, we weren't sure you left the space station in time."
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"- In time for what? - It just exploded, sir."
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"These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise."
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"to seek out new life and new civilizations,"
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"Captain's log, supplemental."
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"Commander Riker has informed me that Dr. Apgar was the only one"
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"aboard the space station when it exploded."
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"We remain in orbit, investigating the accident."
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"I've gone through the whole system, captain."
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"I can't find any malfunction in the transporter,"
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"or nothing that would cause an explosion like that."
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"Why was there a power drain before transport?"
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"I don't know, sir."
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"I shall want an answer to that. I'm sure the Tanugans will too."
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"Yes, sir."
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"Captain, the radiation and debris are consistent"
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"with an overload of the station's reactor core."
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"Were there any indications of reactor-core problems"
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"Number One?"
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"Mr. La Forge indicated that this was not an entirely routine mission."
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"But I'm sure it doesn't have anything to do with this accident."
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"Captain, Chief Investigator Krag of the Tanugan security force"
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"requests permission to beam aboard."
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"Granted. Will you escort him to the Bridge, Mr. Worf?"
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"Aye, sir."
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"Perhaps you had better tell me as much as possible"
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"I'm Lieutenant Worf, head of ship's security."
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"I will take you to the captain."
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"Chief investigator, welcome to the Enterprise."
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"I'm Captain Picard."
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"This is my first officer, Commander William Riker."
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"Commander Riker, I am here to take you into custody."
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"Custody? On what charge?"
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"Suspicion of murder."
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"Murder? Now, wait a minute, you can't come on--"
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"Chief investigator, we are perfectly willing to cooperate with you--"
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"Then release the prisoner for transportation to the planet."
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"Let's continue this discussion in private."
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"Just what is the evidence against my officer?"
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"Two witnesses have come forward"
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"to describe Commander Riker's threats against Dr. Apgar."
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"Threats?"
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"Apparently it was much more than just a private conversation."
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"Investigator, in our system of jurisprudence,"
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"a man is innocent until proved guilty."
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"If I understand Federation regulations on this matter,"
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"and I just happened to look them up before--"
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"I am aware of Federation regulations, sir."
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"And if you investigate them further,"
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"you will find the captain decides if extradition is warranted."
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"I am saying if there is sufficient cause to warrant a trial,"
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"I will release my officer into your custody."
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"Would you say that you are close to your first officer, captain?"
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"That question is irrelevant here."
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"Really, captain, you cannot believe that."
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"How can I expect a fair and impartial decision?"
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"- I must protect the rights of my officer. - I can appreciate that."
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"But you will do it on the planet, not here."
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"After all, what if you were suddenly to decide to leave this star system?"
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"You have my word as a Starfleet officer that I will not."
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"Unacceptable."
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"Interrogate him here."
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"We must re-create, step by step, moment by moment,"
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"all the events leading to the explosion."
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"We will require access to all the witnesses,"
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"as well as the data from the lab's ground computers."
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"Aye, sir."
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"We may be able to assist you in re-creating these events."
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"Commander Data, this is Chief Inspector Krag."
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"Commander, by taking testimony from the away team"
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"and from witnesses provided by the investigator,"
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"would it be possible to program the holodeck"
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"to re-create what happened on the science station?"
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"It would require construction and design specifications,"
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"full orthographic representations of the Krieger equipment,"
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"as well as visual representations"
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"and voice analyses of the persons involved."
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"Very well. Arrangements will be made"
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"to provide you with all available information."
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"I shall return shortly with our witnesses."
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"Commander, will you escort Investigator Krag"
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"we are going to re-create the research station here on the holodeck."
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"I want you to give the computer detailed depositions"
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"of everything you saw, everything you heard while you were on board."
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"Counselor, I want you to assist me during this inquiry."
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"presented during these re-creations."
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"Captain."
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"Under the circumstances, Number One,"
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