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Clips from Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) - Unnatural Selection (S02E02)

"PlCARD: Captain's log, stardate 42494.8."
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"The Enterprise is bound for Star Station lndia"
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"We've been told only that our presence is imperative."
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"DATA [OVER lNTERCOM]: Captain, we are picking up a faint distress signal"
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"We are still receiving their signal, captain."
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"Lantree."
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"Are you under attack?"
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"Lantree?"
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"to seek out new life and new civilizations,"
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"Replay that last transmission."
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"MAN: Can't hold out anymore."
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"People dying. Too many to help."
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"Adjusting course to intercept. Warp 7, sir."
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"That way, at least, we could look at the Bridge."
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"Agreed."
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"Omicron, omicron, alpha, yellow, daystar, 27. Enable."
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"LA FORGE: Standing by, commander."
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"Sickbay on alert, captain."
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"That must be Captain Telaka on the left."
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"Natural causes? What in nature could cause that?"
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"There are only six of us left."
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"That's an exotic but harmless rhinal virus."
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"At the very least, the people from Darwin Station deserve a warning."
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"You're agreed that we should quarantine the Lantree?"
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"Absolutely."
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"Set course for Gagarin lV. Warp 7."
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"fills me with profound apprehension."
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"Doctor, we understand that Darwin Station is involved"
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"We believe that we were infected by a supply ship"
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"Did you hear what l said?"
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"I heard you, captain, and the prognosis is alarming."
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"Children?"
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"l wish there was something we could do, but the risk is too great."
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"ln a case like this, l think we should err on the side of caution."
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"All right."
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"We could beam up one child encased in styrolite,"
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"That way, l could scan for possible infection"
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"Captain, that's worth some risk."
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"lt has to be right the first time."
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"Styrolite is intact, captain."
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"Captain, there's a definite presence."
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"We could be looking at the future of humanity."
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"Hmm."
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"He has such a consuming dedication to his ship."
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"What's the matter?"
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"The risk to the ship and crew is too great."
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"Stand by. l'll get back to you."
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"l can only do that in a fail-safe environment."
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"The only truly independent environment"
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"A shuttlecraft."
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"DATA: Certainly. l took advanced training"
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"and hold position."
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"Shall we proceed?"
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"We have a green panel, sir."
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"- Stand by to transport. - Aye, sir."
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"Oh, yes."
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"l do."
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"l appreciate your help, but your bedside manner needs work."
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"Arthritic inflammation."
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"lt's the initial symptom of the disease."
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"- What can we do? - Return the boy to Darwin Station."
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"her safe return, and that of Commander Data,"
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"whatever it is that's causing the disease."
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"Usually, it's just stored for security purposes."
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"Not engineered, created."
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"Perfect in every way."
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"The first officer had a mild case of Thelusian flu."
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"The antibody would adapt itself to alter the genetic code of the virus."
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"Commander, l want an analysis of the interaction"
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"between the Thelusian flu and the children."
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"l would have given her a shuttle if it would have kept her here."
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"why did you let her go?"
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"she put in a request for transfer."
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"The answer, l believe, doctor."
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"but it was the trigger."
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"Trigger?"
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"and once it was triggered, it kept going."
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"But the antibody created an unexpected side effect."
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"Have you made any progress, doctor?"
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"The altered genes are the ones that control aging."
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"Then why did it attack you more quickly than Dr. Kingsley?"
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"The enclosed environment of the shuttlecraft"
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"but the rest of us are just about out of time."
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"Chief medical officer's log,"
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"O'BRlEN: You may step down, sir."
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"As normal as ever, sir."
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"Well, l'd have to get into the biofilter buss"
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"Anything that would have a sample of Dr. Pulaski's original DNA."
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"They have not caught up with us yet."
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"Let's check her quarters."
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"Interesting theory, captain."
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"lf it works, we could use the same technique"
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"...l'll have a much better understanding of geriatrics."
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"PlCARD: All set, chief? O'BRlEN: Almost ready, sir."
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"- There's just one thing. - Yes?"
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"- Yes. l'm sorry. - No, no, don't-- Don't be sorry."
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"lmpulse speed."
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"that even a mistake advances the evolution of understanding."
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"Forty kilometers. Aye, sir."
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"l can study him there without risk to anyone else."
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"- What about you? - l am prepared to take that risk."
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"Someone has to breathe the same air he breathes, to touch him."
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"l'm volunteering to make that test myself."
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"Doctor, you have a responsibility to this ship, which goes--"
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"l also have a responsibility to humanity."
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"Starfleet guidelines about contact with quarantined--"
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"You were saying?"
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"Request approved."
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"Captain, you said if l--"
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"Approved?"
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"l recognize that you're trying to satisfy my conditions."
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"Thank you."
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"- You sent for me, doctor? - l did, commander."
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"l assume that you're qualified to pilot this shuttlecraft?"
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"in the operation of auxiliary space vessels"
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"at Starfleet Academy where l received--"
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"A more than passing grade, no doubt."
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"Please, come aboard. We don't have much time."
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"[ALARM WAlLlNG]"
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"COMPUTER: Shuttlebay 3 force field activated."
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