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Clips from Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) - The Ensigns of Command (S03E03)

"But is not honesty always the preferred choice?"
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"Excessive honesty can be disastrous, particularly in a commander."
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"Knowing your own limitations is one thing,"
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"advertising them to a crew can damage your credibility as a leader."
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"Because you will lose their confidence."
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"And you may begin to believe in those limitations yourself."
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"Origin point of the message confirmed, sir."
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"It is from the Sheliak star system."
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"there are humans on the fifth planet of Tau Cygna."
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"This planet was ceded to the Corporate in section 133,"
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"paragraph 77 of the Treaty of Armens."
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"We will begin settlement of this world in four days."
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"Federation creatures, there are humans"
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"- on the fifth planet of Tau Cygna. - Cancel message."
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"Tau Cygna V is in the de Laure belt."
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"Heavy concentrations of hyperonic radiation."
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"Humans can't survive in that environment."
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"Exposure to hyperonic radiation is fatal."
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"Then the Sheliak are asking us to chase ghosts."
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"No, Number One."
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"The Sheliak haven't broken a century of silence"
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"to send us after phantoms."
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"An investigation is in order."
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"These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise."
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"Its continuing mission: to explore strange new worlds,"
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"to seek out new life and new civilizations,"
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"Captain, human life form readings from the planet."
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"- So the Sheliak weren't hallucinating. - Numbers."
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"High levels of radiation are disrupting our sensors."
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"Hyperonic radiation also interferes with ship's transporters."
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"They are now inoperable."
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"So are the ship's phasers."
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"How can humans survive down there?"
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"They must have found a way to adapt."
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"Mylant's work with radiation sensitivity suggests it is possible."
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"Well, whoever they are, however they survive,"
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"we've got to get them off the planet."
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"By treaty, that world still belongs to the Sheliak."
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"Who are within their rights to demand the removal"
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"of these trespassers."
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"If we don't remove them, the Sheliak will, forcefully."
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"How forcefully?"
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"They would have no compunctions about exterminating the intruders."
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"I'd like you to go down to the planet via shuttlecraft"
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"and commence evacuation procedures."
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"Aye, sir."
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"Number One."
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"Any speculation on what we might find down there?"
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"My guess would be a lone survey craft,"
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"maybe a dozen or so survivors."
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"I think it's some sort of shuttlecraft."
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"- Where is it from? - Look at the markings."
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"It must be from the Federation."
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"Greetings, gentlemen."
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"We saw your ship."
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"- You're the first visitor we've had in-- - The first visitor we've ever had."
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"That is correct. I'm an android."
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"I'm Lieutenant Commander Data of the Federation starship Enterprise."
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"Our great-grandparents were citizens of the Federation."
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"You don't wanna waste your time talking to us."
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"You want to speak to Gosheven. We'll take you to him."
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"Wait until you see all we've accomplished."
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"And who precisely is "us"?"
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"Don't you know? Oh, no, I don't guess you would."
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"We're descendants of the original settlers,"
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"from the colony ship Artemis."
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"Got it. The Artemis."
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"Launched 92 years ago. Destination, Septimus Minor."
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"When they failed to check in, Starfleet began an extensive search."
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"What carried the Artemis so far off course?"
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"My local informant does not have that information."
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"In the early days on Tau Cygna V,"
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"survival was more important than history."
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"Understood. How many are they?"
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"Fifteen thousand two hundred fifty-three, sir."
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"Three days, no transporters."
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"Shuttles?"
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"Loading all the Enterprise shuttlecraft to capacity,"
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"evacuation will take"
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"four weeks, four days."
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"We need more time."
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"Mr. Data, prepare the colonists for an evacuation."
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"Aye, sir."
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"Get me the Sheliak."
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"Their home world is quite distant, captain."
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"This will take some time."
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"Gosheven, look what's come."
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"Lieutenant Commander Data of the starship Enterprise."
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"He's an android."
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"So he is."
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"Well, now that you're here, what do you want?"
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"My mission is to prepare this colony for evacuation."
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"Why?"
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"intelligent life form, classification R-3."
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"The original destination of the Artemis was Septimus Minor."
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"The guidance system on the Artemis failed."
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"Took them off course, far off course."
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"Our ancestors were lucky to find any place to land."
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"And when they did, the radiation started killing them."
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"The hyperonic radiation took the lives of a third of the colonists"
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"before they could adapt to it."
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"But our colony survived and prospered."
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"Look around."
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"We have brought water to the desert, built a community."
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"Your accomplishments are truly remarkable,"
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"yet the Sheliak and the Federation have a treaty"
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"which clearly makes this planet Sheliak domain."
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"The Sheliak wish to colonize this planet"
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"and are unwilling to share it with humans."
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"If you are still here when the Sheliak colony ship arrives,"
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"They'd kill all of us?"
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"They have little regard for human life."
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"Thus, the most sensible course of action"
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"is to prepare a contingency plan for the evacuation of your people."
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"We're not evacuating."
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"Let me be equally clear."
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"There is going to be no evacuation."
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"Nice catch."
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"Wonderful reflexes."
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"Sorry to test you like that but I was curious."
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