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

"Okay, here's the action."
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"-Fifty and another 50. -Ouch."
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"Fold, fold, fold."
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"Your 50 and 50 more."
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"Love to play but not with these cards."
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"Looks like it's just us, handsome."
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"l'll see you."
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"[GEORDl WHlSTLES]"
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"Smiling would break his concentration."
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"Your deal."
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"Geordi?"
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"The game is seven card stud."
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"After the queen, one-eyed jacks and low card in the hole are wild."
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"Wait a minute, let me write this down."
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"MAN [OVER COM]: Bridge to Commander Riker."
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"We're receiving a class-1 1 emergency signal from Starfleet Command."
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"On my way."
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"GEORDl: Fifty? You were bluffing."
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"- Klingons never bluff. GEORDl: Yeah, right."
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"- Mr. Data? - Emergency signal reads as follows:"
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""Enterprise to divert to coordinates 423 by 1 12 by 51 immediately."
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"- Further orders forthcoming." - That's it?"
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"- What's the emergency? - The message did not elaborate, sir."
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"CLANCEY: Course laid in, captain. - Warp 8."
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"Whenever Starfleet gets enigmatic, l know we're about to face a challenge."
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"Engage."
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"PlCARD: Space, the final frontier."
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"These are the voyages ofthe starship Enterprise."
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"lts continuing mission: to explore strange new worlds,"
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"to boldly go where no one has gone before."
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"Our destination is a point near the Boradis system."
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"That area was colonized recently, as l recall."
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"The first Federation outpost was established 34 years ago on Boradis lll."
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"Since then, the Federation has colonized several planets in that sector."
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"Yet we are not headed for a specific colony."
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"The coordinates given are outside the Boradis system."
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"- Any problems reported in that area? DATA: None, sir."
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"What the devil is going on?"
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"[COMPUTER BEEPlNG]"
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"About time. On-screen."
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"Greetings, Captain Picard."
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"My compliments, Admiral Gromek."
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"Captain, you will soon be joined by a Federation special emissary"
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"from Starbase 1 53."
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"We are now transmitting the specifics."
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"We are receiving, sir."
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"GROMEK: The rendezvous will be a bit tricky,"
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"so it is imperative that you reach the intercept point on schedule."
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"The envoy will fill you in. You are to cooperate fully."
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"- Admiral, can you give me any details? GROMEK: Negative."
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"Admiral, it's a little difficult to prepare for a mission l know nothing about."
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"I sympathize, Jean-Luc,"
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"but Starfleet Command considers this a top security matter."
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"Once the envoy has briefed you, I think you will understand our caution."
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"Gromek out."
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"Data, what ship is transporting the envoy?"
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"DATA: Apparently, there were no starships available on Starbase 1 53."
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"The envoy's aboard a class-8 probe."
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"A class-8 probe is just over 2 meters long."
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"Yes, that's true, Number One."
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"lf the transmitters and the sensors were removed"
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"and a life-support system installed,"
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"there would be just enough room for one person."
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"And it is designed to travel at warp 9."
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"Obviously, Starfleet feels that time is of the essence."
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"But still, to seal someone inside a class-8 probe and launch it off,"
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"it's a hell of a way to transport a Federation dignitary."
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"Coming to 31 , mark 1 1 3."
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"We are on a course precisely parallel to the probe, sir."
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"lncrease speed to warp 8.9."
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"Eight-point-nine, aye."
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"Full sensors aft."
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"Data, if we project our course beyond the rendezvous coordinates,"
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"what lies ahead?"
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"As far as l can determine, sir, very little."
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"There are four colonies in the Boradis system"
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"as well as nine other outposts scattered throughout the sector."
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"l see it."
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"Adjust speed to intercept."
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"Mr. La Forge?"
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"Range now 7,500."
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"- Probe is standing abeam. - Engage tractor beam."
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"O'BRlEN [OVER COM]: Transporter beam locked, captain."
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"- Number One? - l'll welcome our visitor."
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"Resume original course and speed."
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"Aye, sir."
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"All yours, commander."
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"Something wrong, doctor?"
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"l'm not sure."
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"The readings are quite interesting."
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"l greet you. l am K'Ehleyr."
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"[SPEAKlNG lN KLlNGON]"
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"You speak Klingon."
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"This is Chief Medical Officer Katherine Pulaski."
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"l hope your voyage wasn't too unpleasant."
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"Klingons are not supposed to mind hardships."
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"Nonetheless, l am delighted to be out of that damned coffin."
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"l don't blame you. Not the most luxurious accommodations"
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"Starfleet has to offer."
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"Whoever said, "Getting there was half the fun," never rode in a class-8 probe."
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"How are you feeling?"
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"Your vital signs are rather atypical for a Klingon."
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"No doubt because l am only half Klingon."
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"Yes. My father was Klingon. My mother was human."
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"Captain."
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"Welcome aboard. l'm Jean-Luc Picard."
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"Lieutenant Commander Data,"
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"- and this is Lieutenant-- - Worf."
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"- Aren't you going to greet me? - l have nothing to say to you."
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"Well, l missed you too."
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"Two days ago, Starbase 336 received an automated transmission"
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"from a Klingon ship, the T'Ong."
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"That ship was sent out over 75 years ago."
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"When the Federation and the Klingon Empire were still at war."
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"The message was directed to the Klingon High Command."
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"lt said only that the ship was returning home"
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"and was about to reach its awakening point."
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"for that long journey."
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"- Exactly. - And when this crew is revived...?"
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"We'll have a ship full of Klingons who think the war is still going on."
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