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Clips from Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) - The Nth Degree (S04E04)

"Magnify."
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"That's some kind of probe."
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"Is it emitting any signals, Lieutenant?"
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"Mr. La Forge, why not go out and take a closer look?"
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"Lieutenant Barclay, report to the Main Shuttle Bay."
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"Enterprise, this is Shuttle 5 in position."
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"Ready to begin a short-range scan."
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"Proceed, Shuttle 5."
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"Reg, why don't we begin with the passive"
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"high-res series, all right?"
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"Electromagnetic band?"
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"I'm picking up visual wavelengths only"
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"between 45, uh... 4,500 and 7,000 angstroms."
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"Let's try the neutron densitometer."
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"Hmm."
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"Doesn't want to give up any of its secrets."
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"No... no modulation."
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"Really?"
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"Increase to 3.0."
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"Commander?"
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"Yeah, Reg?"
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"Thanks for assigning me to this mission."
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"You're one of my top engineers."
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"It's about time you got in on some of the interesting stuff."
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"There's still no, uh... no modulation."
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"Well, hit it with a positron emission."
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"Re..."
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"Space, the final frontier."
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"Its continuing mission..."
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"to explore strange new worlds"
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"to boldly go where no one has gone before."
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"An intense energy surge from the alien probe"
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"has severely disabled the shuttle's onboard computer."
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"The away team has been transported"
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"directly to Sick Bay, where Lieutenant Barclay"
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"remains under observation."
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"Any indication of the probe's energy source, Data?"
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"No, sir."
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"Power emissions do not match any known radiation patterns."
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"We have not encountered this technology before, sir."
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"Very well. Isolate the probe and place it in tow."
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"We'll take it to Science Station 402 in the Kohlan system."
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"Captain, the probe has begun to move."
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"It is approaching the Enterprise."
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"Shields up."
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"There was enough energy in that flash"
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"to overload your optic nerves."
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"It knocked you unconscious."
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"My VISOR must have filtered it out."
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"Exactly. But there was no apparent retinal damage"
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"and the cornea looks fine"
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"but I'm still waiting for a full sero-amino readout."
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"I'll call you when it comes in."
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"I'd like this done as quickly as possible, Ensign."
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"You shouldn't have to wait too long for the results."
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"What do you mean?"
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"Couldn't you use a global mode in your scanner?"
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"It would be a lot faster."
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"That's not possible."
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"We're talking about human cells here, not isolinear circuits."
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"I think you'd better stick to engineering, Lieutenant."
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"just as a circuit element does."
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"Theoretically, it should work"
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"Probe now closing at 15.3 meters per second."
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"Collision course."
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"Captain, sensors are reading no particulate emissions"
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"or subspace field distortions."
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"Then how is it able to move?"
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"Method of propulsion is unknown, sir."
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"Ensign, take us away from it."
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"One quarter impulse."
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"The probe is matching our speed and course."
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"Intensity is 3.2 terawatts and increasing."
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"Sir, the shuttlecraft shields did not provide"
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"Our computer may also be vulnerable."
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"Ensign Anaya, full about."
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"The probe is following."
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"Options, Number One?"
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"An explosion this close could cripple us."
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"Sir, recommend full phasers."
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"Proceed."
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"The probe's field intensity is continuing to build, sir."
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"We are in danger."
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"Riker to La Forge."
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"Can you increase phaser power?"
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"Attempting to now, Commander."
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"Isolate phasers 80 to 120."
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"Shunt all the plasma to the..."
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"Phasers are as hot as we can make them, Captain."
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"Mr. Worf?"
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"Nothing."
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"Go to warp two."
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"The probe is still with us, sir."
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"Yes, sir."
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"Failure anticipated in 47 seconds."
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"I'm willing to entertain suggestions."
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"Captain, we are dropping to impulse."
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"Yeah, but by whom?"
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"What are you doing?"
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"Lieutenant Barclay to Captain Picard."
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"You can fire photon torpedoes."
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"We're too close."
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"I'm certain the shields will hold."
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"Mr. La Forge?"
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"I don't know how he did it"
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"It should be enough, Captain."
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"Mr. Worf, photon torpedoes."
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"Maximum yield, full spread."
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"Thank you, Mr. Barclay."
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"Barclay out."
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"I'm sorry if I overstepped my authority."
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"Captain's Log, Stardate 44705.3."
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"The Enterprise has destroyed the alien probe"
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"of repairing the Argus telescope."
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"Failure to do so would represent an incalculable scientific loss."
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"Mr. Barclay."
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"Everyone's still trying to figure out"
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"exactly how you did it."
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"Well, it-it just occurred to me"
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"that I could set up a frequency harmonic"
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