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Clips from Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) - The Schizoid Man (S02E02)

"That will not be necessary, doctor."
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"- He is gone. - Gone?"
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"lt happened just a few moments ago. ln my arms."
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"lra Graves is dead."
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"[GASPS]"
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"l leave Gravesworld with an empty feeling"
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"and the knowledge that our mission was unsuccessful."
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"Whatever scientific secrets lra Graves was about to unlock"
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"have been lost forever."
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"Our immediate priority is to reach the nearest starbase"
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"when you saw that he was beginning to go?"
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"To do so would have been pointless."
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"May l go now, sir?"
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"Yes, of course."
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"We will try to honor him"
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"in the manner in which he specified, will we not, sir?"
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"l said we would, Data."
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"l am glad, sir. lt was his dying wish."
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"The stars are so beautiful from space."
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"You always did love the sky."
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"Did lra tell you that?"
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"l used to spend hours just lying on a hill looking up."
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"He never told you that, did he?"
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"He could not tell you."
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"Do you understand?"
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"Yes."
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"But he wanted to."
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"Every waking moment."
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"You were everything to him."
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"PlCARD: He was a fine man."
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"A man of rare gifts."
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"And great accomplishments."
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"He will be sorely missed."
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"Does anyone else have anything to say?"
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"l believe l have a few words to say, sir."
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"Just look at that face."
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"The face of a thinker, a warrior."
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"A man"
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"for all seasons."
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"Yes, lra Graves was all that and more."
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"But he was not perfect."
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"Perhaps his greatest flaw"
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"was that he was too selfless."
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"He cared too much for his fellow man,"
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"with nary a thought for himself."
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"A man of limitless accomplishments"
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"and unbridled modesty."
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"l can safely say"
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"that to know him was to love him."
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"And to love him"
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"was to know him."
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"Those who knew him"
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"loved him."
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"While those who did not know him"
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"loved him from afar."
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"- Data. - l'm almost finished, sir."
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"You are finished, Data."
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"[BEEPlNG]"
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"We now commit the body of lra Graves"
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"to the timeless depths of space."
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"Perhaps it was my admiration for Grandpa that got the best of me."
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"- Grandpa? - That is the way l think of him, sir."
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"My only living relative. No longer living."
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"Data."
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"l was only trying to carry out his wishes, sir."
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"l just wanted to keep my promise to him."
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"l know that, Data."
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"Look, l realize you've been studying the human equation with great alacrity,"
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"but perhaps you've been working at it too much."
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"Don't try so hard to be human. Just be yourself."
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"All right?"
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"Yes, sir."
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"l will work on staying within myself."
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"Grand."
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"You're dismissed, Mr. Data."
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"Thank you, sir."
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"[WHlSTLlNG "lF l ONLY HAD A HEART"]"
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"PlCARD: Captain's personal log."
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"that his odd behavior will return to normal,"
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"l can't help thinking that something went wrong"
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"during his visit to Gravesworld."
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"l'm still concerned, captain."
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"l've never seen him act like this."
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"Could it be that grandfather analogy that Graves planted in his head?"
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"Data is an orphan in a manner of speaking."
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"ls it possible that the loss of Graves might have affected him?"
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"Touched him on some emotional level we didn't know he possessed?"
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"l hope you're right."
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"l hope that's all it is."
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"That was a great speech, Data."
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"Verbal composition at its most sophisticated level."
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"Your childlike mind cannot appreciate the timeworn wisdom of my words."
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""Childlike mind"?"
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"When you get to be my age, you will understand."
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"Your age?"
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"You are only as old as you feel. Try to remember that, boy."
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"You're not turning into a philosopher, are you, Mr. Data?"
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"l am many things: scholar, artist, philosopher,"
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"lover, genius."
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"Data, what's wrong with you?"
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"KAREEN: How beautiful."
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"PlCARD: l thought you might enjoy the Bridge, Miss Brianon."
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"These are the Science Stations."
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"From the Command Center here,"
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"we have control of all of the Science Stations."
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"l wish they would just come out and admit it."
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"That your interest in Kareen is not purely professional."
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"Try as you will, you cannot win her heart."
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"She does not care for older men."
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"Or men of limited intellect."
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"Mr. Data, you will come with me right now."
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"Do you understand me?"
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"l understand all too well."
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"Removing the competition will not help you, Picard."
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"Do you know what that was all about?"
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"Jealousy. lntense burning jealousy."
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"A human emotion, and it was coming from Data."
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"lf you wish to apologize, l am prepared to listen."
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"You expect me to apologize to you?"
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"You were a bit rude to me."
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