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Clips from Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) - The Neutral Zone (S01E01)

"Oh, for God's sake, Walker, this is a secure channel."
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"No."
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"- When? - Immediately."
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"No, not possible. We're expected at Pacifica."
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"KEEL: That can wait."
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"And you owe it to yourself to hear what I have to say."
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"Something is beginning."
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"Don't trust anyone. Remember that, Jean-Luc."
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"Don't take anything for granted."
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"- Walker. KEEL: Dytallix B."
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"These are the voyages ofthe 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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"Data, are you familiar with Dytallix B?"
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"Dytallix B is one of seven uninhabited planets"
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"mined for the Federation by the Dytallix Mining Company."
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"It is in the nearby Mira system."
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"And there will be no records or logs"
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"mentioning any aspect of this diversion."
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"Negative. Nothing goes out without specific orders from me."
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"Hopefully, the delay will be minimal."
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"I have the readout on Dytallix B, commander."
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"RlKER: What have you got?"
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"One side always faces the sun,"
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"where temperatures reach up to 1 80 degrees."
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"The mines line the temperate zone"
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"between the day and night sides, but they are long deserted."
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"Why the devil are we going to this planet?"
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"Are there any miners or indigenous life forms on the planet?"
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"I believe the answer to both questions is "no," sir."
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"In a manner of speaking, it is nothing but a lifeless hunk of rock,"
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"a useless ball of mud, a worthless chunk--"
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"Thank you, Data. I get the idea."
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"PICARD [OVER COM]: Very good, Number One. l'm on my way."
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"Captain, sensors are detecting"
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"three Federation starships already in orbit around the planet."
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"- ldentify. WORF: Two are frigates."
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"The Renegade, commanded by Tryla Scott,"
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"and the Thomas Paine, Captain Rixx commanding."
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"It is Ambassador-class heavy cruiser, U.S.S. Horatio."
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"Horatio? Isn't that Walker Keel's ship?"
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"Attempts at communication have been ignored by all three vessels."
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"Make no further attempts, Mr. Worf."
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"Three, sir."
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"All gathered inside what appears to be the entrance to a mining tunnel."
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"Very well."
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"Relay those coordinates to the Transporter Room."
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"I'm beaming down."
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"RlKER: Alone, captain? - Alone, Number One."
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"Thanks for coming."
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"This is some greeting, old friend."
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"Tell me, Jean-Luc. Where did we first meet?"
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"Answer the question."
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"It was a bar."
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"Quite an exotic one, as I remember. What do l win?"
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"Do you recall the night you introduced Jack Crusher to Beverly?"
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"You know full well that I hadn't met Beverly then."
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"You introduced them."
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"My brother introduced them."
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"What the hell is all this about?"
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"Apologies, captain."
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"We had to be sure you were really you."
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"- Walker, what is going on? - Captain Picard, meet Captain Rixx."
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"I believe we've met. The Altairian conference."
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"Tryla Scott."
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"It's said you made captain faster than anyone in Starfleet history."
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"Present company included."
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"- Are you that good? - Yes, I am."
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"Starfleet's finest. Fancy meeting you here."
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"We all came secretly, Picard, to discuss the threat."
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"- What threat? - Have you noticed anything"
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"about Starfleet Command lately? Anything unusual?"
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"No. But we've been on the outer rim for a while."
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"We haven't had much contact with them."
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"Some of us have seen strange patterns emerging."
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"Unusual orders."
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"Starbase 1 2 was completely evacuated for two full days."
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"No explanation given."
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"SCOTT: And what about the deaths?"
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"McKinney, Ryan Sipe, Onna Karapleedeez."
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"- All dead? SCOTT: A series of accidents."
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"Or so they say. It's hard to be certain of anything."
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"Interfleet communications are at a minimum."
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"And we fully expect the Enterprise to be targeted soon."
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"- Targeted for what? By whom? KEEL: We're not sure yet."
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"Damn it, Jean-Luc, l tell you"
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"that some of Starfleet's top command people are changing."
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"This could affect the very core of our organization."
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"Officers I've known for years"
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"That's their weakness. A lack of memory."
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"He doesn't believe us."
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"He thinks we're crazy."
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"You've given me nothing to believe in."
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"Just a lot of vague talk about strange patterns, irrational proposals."
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"Who's behind this? And to what purpose?"
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"How are people being changed?"
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"I can't say exactly, but l think it's spread to my own ship."
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"My first officer hasn't been the same since we stopped off at Earth."
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"Our medical officer says he's perfectly normal,"
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"- but I don't think I trust him, either. - Walker."
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"All we ask is that you keep your eyes open."
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"That's sound advice at any time, captain."
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"This meeting never took place as far as Starfleet is concerned."
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"I'm glad, Jean-Luc. I'm glad you're still one of us."
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"Tell Beverly l said hello."
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"RlXX: And watch your back, Picard."
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"Friends, close friends, are few and far between."
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"and Walker Keel."
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"Before various missions split us up, we were virtually inseparable."
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"I trust Keel completely."
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"If he felt it necessary to violate regulations,"
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"he must have had a very good reason."
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"But you're putting your career at risk for him."
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"Friendship must dare to risk, counselor, or it's not friendship."
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"Effectively, to disobey Starfleet regulations."
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"The people involved in this are of the highest caliber."
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"If I didn't believe in their loyalty, I wouldn't have gone this far."
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"Don't you think you should tell the rest of the crew?"
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"No, I don't want to risk implicating them."
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"Not until I have solid evidence that something really is wrong."
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