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Clips from Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) - Who Watches the Watchers (S03E03)

"I wish you good journeys, Picard."
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"Remember my people."
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"Always."
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"Captain's log, stardate 43173.5."
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"We're en route to Mintaka III,"
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"where a three-man Federation anthropological field team"
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"has been studying the inhabitants."
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"Our mission is to resupply the outpost and repair their malfunctioning reactor."
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"Well, we've finished replicating the parts they'll need,"
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"but what I don't understand is why a three-man station would need a reactor"
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"capable of producing 4.2 gigawatts."
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"Enough to power a small phaser bank, or a subspace relay station, or...?"
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"Or a hologram generator."
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"Oh, a duck blind."
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"Right, they're anthropologists."
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"Mm-hm. Who are studying"
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"from a camouflaged observation post."
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"According to Dr. Barron's preliminary reports,"
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"the Mintakans are proto-Vulcan humanoids at the Bronze Age level."
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"Quite peaceful and highly rational."
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"Which is not surprising,"
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"considering how closely their evolution parallels Vulcan."
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"Thank you, lieutenant. On-screen."
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"Barron to Enterprise. Our temporary repairs have failed."
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"The reactor is now inoperative."
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"Three hours at best."
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"Make it so."
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"We've lost contact, sir."
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"Space, the final frontier."
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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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"Framework's still charged, so watch it."
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"Why did we have to come so early?"
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"When the sun reaches its zenith,"
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"I have to be ready to take the measurements."
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"Yes, Father, but never as the appointed record keeper."
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"You're taking your duties quite seriously."
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"Your mother would have been very proud of you."
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"The holographic generator is now functioning, sir."
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"- All we need now is power. - Almost there."
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"You wait here, Oji."
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"Enterprise, beam Martinez and his patient directly to Sickbay."
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"Commander."
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"Aye, doctor."
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"That should do it."
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"I need you over here immediately."
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"You increased the levels of tricordrazine?"
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"- Yes, doctor. - Is Barron stabilized?"
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"He seems to be fine, but his pulse is still weak."
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"Keep your eye on this."
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"Dr. Crusher."
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"Before you start quoting me the Prime Directive,"
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"he'd already seen us, the damage was done."
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"It was either bring him aboard or let him die."
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"Then why didn't you let him die?"
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"you must remove all memory of his encounter with the away team."
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"By erasing short-term recall."
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"It has been accomplished before."
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"I am familiar with Dr. Pulaski's technique."
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"But I can't guarantee it'll be effective on Mintakan brain chemistry."
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"Their lie-zone levels are much lower."
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"Wait. No, no, we must evacuate."
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"Dr. Barron, you're on the Enterprise. You're safe."
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"The others?"
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"Dr. Warren is here."
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"Picard, you have to find him."
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"- We will. - He may be hurt."
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"Thank you, Picard."
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"Picard to Bridge. Report."
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"Sir, a close orbit will increase sensor efficiency"
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"by only 4 percent."
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"- I want that 4 percent, lieutenant. - Aye, sir."
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"Picard out."
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"Picard."
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"Well, doctor, your next task is clear."
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"Oji?"
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"Oji."
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"Father?"
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"Oji."
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"Father."
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"- I thought I'd never see you again. - Oji."
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"When you and the woman vanished, I was sure you were dead."
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"I think I was."
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"But I was brought back to life."
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"I awoke in an incredible place."
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"And my wounds were gone."
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"I had been healed."
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"Long ago,"
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"our people believed in beings with great powers."
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"And those beings made the rains come,"
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"they told the sun when to rise,"
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"they caused all life to be born, to grow, to die."
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"But perhaps the beliefs of our ancestors are true."
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"Nothing else can explain what's happened."
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"Everything is changed now, Oji."
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"We must tell the others."
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"Palmer is missing."
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"Scan of the planet shows Mintakan life-forms only, no humans. However..."
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"The area around the duck blind exhibits karst topography."
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"Sinkholes, underground rivers and caverns."
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"which may be obstructing our sensor beams."
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"So if Palmer, in his delirium, fled into a cave,"
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"we may be unable to detect his life signs."
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"Captain, if he is still alive, he needs medical attention."
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"We must send an away team to locate him."
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"But our presence must not interfere"
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"with the cultural development of the Mintakans."
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"Agreed."
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"I have a suggestion."
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"First officer's log, stardate 43174.2."
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"Counselor Troi and I are beaming down to Mintaka III"
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"to locate Dr. Palmer,"
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"and to determine the extent of the cultural contamination."
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"She's also implanted subcutaneous communicators,"
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"so that any transmissions we receive will be inaudible to the Mintakans."
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"Riker to Enterprise, do you hear me?"
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"Perfectly, commander."
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"Mintakan emotions are quite interesting."
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"A very sensible people."
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"For example, Mintakan women precede their mates."
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