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

"Captain's log, stardate 43125.8."
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"Our eminent guest, Dr Paul Stubbs,"
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"which will occur here in a matter of hours."
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"- Spectacular, isn't it, my friend? - Yes, sir."
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"sucks up the star material from the red giant,"
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"Shields up."
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"...to seek out new life and new civilisations..."
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"...to boldly go where no one has gone before."
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"- Manual override on shields. - Shields are rising."
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"Not responding. Unable to reset."
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"Our momentum is still carrying us into the path of the stellar matter."
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"- 1 2 seconds to impact, sir. - Prepare for impact."
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"Computer, explain control malfunction."
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"Dr Stubbs, the Captain says our systems are back to normal."
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"We can try another launch when you're ready."
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"Quite a dynamic family team, you Crushers."
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"My mother is a formidable woman, too."
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"I want to get into Starfleet Academy."
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"The food slot is functioning properly."
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"The food slot is functioning properly."
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"Deactivate food slot."
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"We're analyzing the systems data. There's nothing unusual"
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"I want a computer that's 100 percent to expedite Dr Stubbs' experiment"
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"Which are working again, for the moment."
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"He's his father's son."
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"He's come so far, so fast,"
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"And I suspect that someday it will come for you as well."
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"I see a lot of me in you."
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"To fulfill your potential."
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"Shields up."
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"Manual override is jammed. We don't have the shields, Captain."
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"Predict vector of Borg vessel."
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"Vector..."
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"Computer, identify malfunction."
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"Queen to bishop three."
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"No. Sorry. I'd better get back to Engineering."
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"Excuse me, Captain, Dr Stubbs is waiting outside."
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"Captain, I'm sure you have everything under control."
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"Of course, Doctor. Sit down. Counselor."
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""Attempting" doesn't sound particularly reassuring."
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"Doctor, in our current position, when that star explodes,"
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"I would rather die than leave."
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"My dear Counselor, no insult intended,"
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"Well, if we do not leave in time, so be it."
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"It's one sure way into the record books, eh?"
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"Even my sensory perception picked that up!"
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"I want to see elements 0200 to 0300."
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"I have no idea how to stop it."
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"as my husbands will attest to. What's that?"
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"I'm just setting traps."
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"It's..."
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"It's on nanotechnology."
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"they could combine their skills and be more useful. It was working."
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"It's just a science project."
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"I always get an A."
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"- Manual restart sequence. - Restart successful."
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"- Shuttlebay two, open hangar door. - Aye, sir."
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"What in heaven's name?"
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"It is Stars and Stripes Forever by John Philip Sousa,"
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"an American composer from the 20th century."
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"- I know that! - Computer, shut off the music."
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"Shut off power to bridge!"
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"We'll circuit in power to bridge and silence any Sousa encores."
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"Nobody will say anything at all. We will not even be mentioned."
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"Lost to impatience."
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"I have played seasons in my mind."
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"It was my reward to myself for patience."
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"One great blast,"
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"You really look like you could use some rest."
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"Mom, I'm checking traps to find out what's happening to the Enterprise."
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"On someone's orders?"
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"Until then, they are tightly contained in a non-functioning state."
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"- These are not ordinary nanites. - No. They have evolved."
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"They can mechanically replicate themselves."
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"It is conceivable that with each generation,"
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"Engineering, display computer core processor 451, element 0299."
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"Why does a mosquito bite your ear? And who cares?"
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"with a new collective intelligence."
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"Teaching each other new skills."
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"How many disease germs and viruses"
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"We're trying low-gamma bursts to slow down their productivity."
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"Overpowered by Lilliputians."
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"Do you smell a change...? What...?"
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"Mr Worf, report."
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"He sterilized one of the processors with gamma radiation."
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"which has directed you to perform my experiment."
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"I will have your head before Federation Command."
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"Simply turn them off and be done with them."
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"The ship is at risk. Extermination may be our only choice."
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"I will show you New Manhattan on Beth Delta I"
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"Yes. Isn't it, though?"
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"as you so eloquently put it,"
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"Picard!"
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"You must protect me. Kill them!"
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"Worf, prepare to activate gamma-pulse generators."
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"I have established contact."
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"One sure way into the record books, Doctor."
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"Captain, if a face-to-face negotiation would be helpful,"
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"Yourself, Data?"
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"It would be a considerable risk, but would be a gesture of trust."
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"The answer is yes."
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"Why did you attack us?"
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"We were seeking raw materials for our replicating process."
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"We know... who you are."
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"I am at your mercy."
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"What is "at your mercy"?"
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"This conflict was started by mistakes on both sides."
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"Let's agree to end it here and now."
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"...agree."
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"Thank you."
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"Dr Stubbs has used his influence to have planet Kavis Alpha IV"
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"Cmdr Data's neural network has been vacated."
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"He has been returned to us unharmed."
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"Ten seconds to stellar blast."
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"Hold your position."
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"Doctor?"
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"How?"
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"Cute couple."
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"Riker to Ensign Crusher."
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"Go ahead."
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