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Clips from Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) - Up the Long Ladder (S02E02)

"Worf, you're a romantic."
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"lt is among the Klingons that love poetry achieves its fullest flower."
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"lf we're going to share, let's share."
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"Now, quote me a little of that poetry."
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"PlCARD: lnitiate sensor sweeps. - Aye, sir."
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"[BEEPlNG]"
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"The system's sun has entered a period of severe flare activity."
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"Now we know what triggered the SOS."
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"Class-M readings from the fifth planet in the system."
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"- Take us in. - Shields at maximum."
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"[COMPUTER BEEPlNG]"
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"30 meters below the planet's surface."
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"Hailing on all frequencies."
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"[COMPUTER BEEPlNG]"
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"No response so far."
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"But the flares may be interfering with communications."
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"DATA: There is no evidence of an advanced communication network."
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"There is no artificial power source on the planet."
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"The stellar flares are increasing in magnitude and frequency."
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"Computer projections indicate they will brush the planet in 3.6 hours."
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"We can lower our shields for transport only between the flares."
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"Captain, these people have been isolated for 300 years."
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"They could be very unsophisticated."
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"The shock of being suddenly transported onto a spaceship"
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"could frighten them, to say the least."
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"Mm. Your point is well-taken, counselor."
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"Number One,"
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"PlCARD: Captain's log, stardate 42827.3."
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"Commander Riker has reached the caverns,"
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"where he is making preparations to begin the evacuation."
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"What's the situation, Number One?"
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"- Their condition? - Surprisingly good."
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"Are they willing to leave?"
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"- Yes, but-- - Well, get them up here."
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"l'm having a little debate with the colony's leader. lt seems--"
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"There's no time, Number One. lnitiate the transport."
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"- But, sir-- - Whatever the problem,"
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"we'll handle it up here."
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"First load ready, Mr. O'Brien."
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"Energizing."
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"[CHlCKENS CLUCKlNG]"
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"Captain, you better get somebody down here."
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"Right away."
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"[SQUEALlNG]"
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"Down you go."
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"[CHATTERlNG]"
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"Take the pig out there, will you? Very good."
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"Very good."
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"[SlGHS]"
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"O'Brien, l think that third wave should be in position."
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"- O'Brien? O'BRlEN: Shoo, damn you."
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"Aye, sir."
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"[CLUCKlNG]"
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"[CHATTERlNG]"
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"[PlCARD SlGHS]"
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"who was running this ship."
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"[O'BRlEN CLEARS THROAT]"
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"What the devil is going on here, Number One?"
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"Ah, Captain Picard, is it?"
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"Oh, the man who makes decisions for me and mine,"
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"This is my security chief, Lieutenant Worf."
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"[GULPS]"
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"PlCARD: What are these animals doing here?"
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"l'm sorry, sir."
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"lt was either this or arguing until hell froze over."
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"Captain Picard, sir, we can't leave our animals here to die."
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"All right."
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"And beam the remaining refugees from the planet directly to that hold."
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"Yes, sir."
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"Uh, captain, captain."
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"lt was very good of you, sir, to rescue us from our troubles."
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"Sir, you must be worth quite a bit to own a fine ship like this."
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"Oh, whatever."
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"Uh, sir, would you happen to be married?"
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"- No. Why? - No."
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"Uh, well, you see, sir, l have a daughter."
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"Felicitations."
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"- Uh, would you be interested, sir? - No."
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"- You're quite sure? - Quite sure."
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"[WORF GRUNTS]"
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"Count on two more in the next few days."
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"They'll learn and adapt."
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"lf Danilo Odell is any indication, they'll be running this place in a week."
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"[ALARM WAlLlNG]"
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"MAN [OVER COM]: Fire in Cargo Hold 7."
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"The Bringloidi."
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"What have they done to my ship now?"
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"- Report. - Fire has been contained."
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"- No damage. - Unseal the doors."
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"[BEEPlNG]"
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"My God, Picard, the place is a bloody death trap."
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"Lightning bolts falling from the ceiling."
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"- What the hell was that thing? - Automated fire system."
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"DANlLO: Ah. What if l had been under that thing?"
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"WORF: You would have been standing in the fire."
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"Yeah, leaving that aside for the moment,"
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"l mean, what would have happened to me?"
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"- You would have suffocated and died. - Yeah, sweet mercy."
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"BRENNA: Oh, there you are."
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"Your hospitality leaves a hell of a lot to be desired."
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"You don't offer us a bite or a sup, and when we build a fire to cook,"
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"the whole place goes mad."
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"l, um... My apologies."
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"l was unaware that you had not been instructed in the..."
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"The use of the food dispensers."
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"And what are you staring at? You never seen a woman before?"
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"l thought l had."
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"Pleased to meet you, ma'am."
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"You may have all the time in the world."
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"l've dozens of frightened and hungry children and women to look after."
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"And what about the men?"
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"l'm sure they'll find their comfort as they always do,"
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"in the bottom of a mug of home brew."
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"[DANlLO CHUCKLES]"
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"She's not usually as sharp-tongued as that."
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"Dad-o!"
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"- Ha-ha-ha. - That's the last thing l expected."
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"Sometimes, Number One,"
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"you just have to bow to the absurd."
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"How did the ship sense the fire?"
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