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Clips from Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) - Datalore (S01E01)

"RlKER: First officer's log, stardate 41 997.7"
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"We are about to make a brief but necessary contact with the Jarada,"
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"Their language is most unusual."
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"The slightest mispronunciation is regarded as an insult."
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"I spell knife with an N."
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"- But then I never could spell. - Ha, ha."
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"Dixon Hill."
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"The program's installed and waiting."
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"File Dixon Hill, private detective."
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"Very funny, Dix. What'd you do, lose another bet?"
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"Not you, her."
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"I lost a bet."
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"These are the voyages ofthe starship Enterprise."
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"to seek out new life and new civilizations,"
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"yet they feel real."
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"But believe me, I don't."
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"Exit."
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"[KNOCK ON DOOR]"
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"I'm, uh, not dressed properly. I'll be back."
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"COMPUTER: Current setting saved."
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"An ancient Earth device used primarily for transportation."
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"WORF: Ah."
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"From that window, I could see an entire, um..."
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"- That's how it felt. - lncredible."
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"This is supposed to be a recreational activity."
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"We are all aware of the tape of the last Federation starship"
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"you don't ever need to see it again."
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"DATA: Hmm."
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"This Dixon Hill is a most puzzling character."
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"Second appearance in novel The Long Dark Tunnel,"
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"Increase speed."
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"PICARD: Captain's log, supplemental."
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"I am totally versed in the genre of the period."
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"Oh, she's fine. Fine."
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"He actually thinks you're Dixon Hill."
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"DiMaggio, sir."
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"They got no pitchers. They never got no pitchers."
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"Hey, Dix, what gives with this guy?"
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"Uh, no, he's not."
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"Uh, he's, uh-- He's from South America."
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"Captain, she's a page from a book."
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"Well, well, look what the cat dragged in."
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"Wherever you're from, while you're in my town, you keep your nose clean."
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"Your goose is cooked, but good."
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"- Status report? TASHA: We're being probed, sir."
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"One could get the feeling they don't exactly trust us."
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"JARADAN: Enterprise, we speak to you in your language."
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"JARADAN: You are not captain?"
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"End of communication."
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"Aye, sir."
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"COMPUTER: Enter when ready."
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"[MlMlCKlNG 1 930'S MOBSTER] Hi, doc. What's cooking?"
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"You know, I had some trouble getting through."
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"Why aren't we all being interrogated? Maybe I should go and help him."
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"OFFICER 2: Come on, toots. Let's go."
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"Oh, very good."
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"I can't find the captain, sir."
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"RlKER: What are you saying, lieutenant?"
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"I can't access the program, and I can't open the doors."
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"RlKER: Enterprise log, supplemental. First officer reporting."
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"Tasha, take over. I'm going to Holodeck 3."
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"Come on, Wesley."
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"- Something on your mind? - Yeah."
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"You like Tommy Dorsey?"
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"Riker to holodeck."
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"Are you seeing anything?"
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"No, sir."
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"If there's an anomaly, you could go right past it, okay?"
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"I've known the guy for ten years. I need to do something"
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"You can tell me all about her."
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"Oh, yes. Of course, so we are."
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"Uh, captain, uh, mind if l join you?"
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"[MlMlCKlNG 1 930's MOBSTER] Yeah, me too, boss."
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"PICARD: The holodeck makes excellent use of finite space."
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"It's Felix Leech. It has to be."
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"You haven't even introduced me to your charming companions."
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"Urgent business."
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"RlKER: Any word from the Jaradans?"
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"TASHA: Not a thing, sir. - They may be testing us."
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"TASHA: What do we do now, sir? - We wait."
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"The game is over."
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"There's massive internal bleeding. We have to get him to Sickbay."
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"If we don't get him to Sickbay, he will die."
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"There is a programming malfunction."
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"Riker to holodeck."
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"DATA: I am at a loss, sir."
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"We are in a holodeck-created building of 1 941 ."
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"[DOOR OPENS]"
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"Where were you hatched anyway?"
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"You're a private dick."
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"We've met before and you never even mentioned any of this."
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"I am not Dixon Hill."
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"a knock-off, a cheap imitation."
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"Sorry, sir. That did not come out quite the way I intended."
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"What wonderful fiction."
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"These guys are too smart to fall for that kind of story."
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"I am afraid you are not real either, lieutenant."
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"Perhaps we should test this theory by killing one of them."
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"God, man, what a character you are."
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"Don't make any deals with that slime, Dix. Unh!"
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"Cut that off."
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"I don't know if I should, sir."
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"and everyone inside could vanish."
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"Do you need more time to study it?"
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"I don't know that word."
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"Computers are used to control, process, perform, or store--"
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"[CHUCKLES]"
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"Do you actually think l'd stay here and wait--?"
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"You're insane."
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"[lN ENGLlSH] Our destiny awaits."
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"What is this? What are they doing?"
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"They can't do this to me."
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"I have to go."
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"So this is the big goodbye."
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"Ready as l'll ever be, Number One."
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"So have a nice vacation?"
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"It was a nice place to visit, Number One,"
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"Step on it."
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"known for its idiosyncratic attitude toward protocol."
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"The Jarada demand a precise greeting,"
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