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Clips from Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) - Hollow Pursuits (S03E03)

"Okay, then, let's, uh, take a look at that realignment procedure."
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"I just didn't know what to say."
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"I should have told him to mind his own damn business."
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"I knew about the flux capacitor,"
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"but I didn't need to hear about it from some 17-year-old kid."
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"You're letting this get you much too upset."
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"Why are you so hard on yourself?"
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"You don't know."
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"It's hard out there."
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"But let go of it. You're here now."
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"You're right. Of course."
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"Of course."
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"I'd like that."
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"I knew you would."
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"But I'm in the mood for some place a little more unusual."
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"Cast off your inhibitions and embrace love, truth, joy."
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"It's not that you did anything wrong, Wes, it's just that Barclay's--"
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"- Well, he's my new project. - Yeah."
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"Broccoli's a real project, all right."
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"Poor Broccoli."
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"Pardon me, but why is Lieutenant Barclay"
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"being referred to clandestinely as a vegetable?"
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"It's a joke, Data. You know, a nickname?"
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"Data's absolutely right."
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"The nickname stops here and now."
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"What happened to your glass?"
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"Nucleosynthesis."
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"The structure of the glass has been altered at the atomic level."
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"Problem with the replicator?"
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"Unlikely."
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"A problem with the replicator"
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"would have affected the contents as well as the glass."
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"But the liquid in the glass was a synthehol replication"
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"of a light ale of Earth origin,"
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"which is, I believe, what Lieutenant Duffy ordered."
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"Well, I can't detect any residual radiation"
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"or any unusual chemical compounds that would have caused this."
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"The most probable explanation is that the glass came into contact"
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"with an unshielded power source."
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"That means a complete diagnostic check"
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"of the Enterprise power systems. All 4,000 of them."
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"Do I have the perfect man for the job."
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"I-- I was just--"
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"Uh, no, not really. Why?"
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"Somehow the molecular structure of this cup from Ten-Forward"
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"has been altered."
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"We need to run through the power systems"
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"to see if there's a leak that caused this."
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"I was going to do that."
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"- You were? - Yes."
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"To try to explain the anti-grav unit failure."
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"Then it is possible that these two very disparate incidents could be related."
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"Do you think we'll need to put in to a starbase?"
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"We'll have a better idea after Barclay runs a check on the systems."
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"It was Lieutenant Barclay who first suggested a link"
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"between the two incidents."
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"What? No."
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"It wasn't. I mean, not really."
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"Will your investigation affect our available power during the mission?"
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"No. No, sir."
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"We'll have to shut off some systems."
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"We'll, uh, shut them down a few at a time."
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"It shouldn't, uh--"
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"I don't think so."
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"I look forward to your report, Mr. Broccoli."
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"Barclay."
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"Metathesis is one of the most common of pronunciation errors, sir."
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"A reversal of vowel and consonant, "bark" to "broc"..."
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"Yes, I know him."
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"He comes in, he stands at the bar."
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"He doesn't say much."
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"- He orders a warm milk. - Figures."
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"I don't know. I'm just trying to figure the man out."
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"- Do you ever talk to him? - He doesn't talk much."
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"What do you do with a guy like that?"
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"Well, I just serve him warm milk and let him be."
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"He's my problem."
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"Well, he's imaginative."
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"How do you know that?"
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"Well, then maybe he's in the wrong line of work."
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"Hmm. You, uh, engineering types don't appreciate imagination?"
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"- Terkim. - What?"
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"Reminds me of Terkim, my mother's brother."
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"Everybody told me to stay away from him."
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"Bad influence."
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"- Did you? - Are you kidding?"
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"He was the only member of my family who had a sense of humor."
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"Except no one ever stayed around him long enough to realize it but me."
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"The idea of fitting in just repels me."
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"The man's nervous. Nobody wants to be around this guy."
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"If I felt that nobody wanted to be around me,"
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"I'd probably be late and nervous too."
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"Guinan, that's not the point."
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"Computer, where is Lieutenant Barclay?"
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"Reg?"
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"Good morning, my lord."
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"You embarrass me before our guest."
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"Master Barclay will spank you if you misbehave."
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"What do you want?"
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"Well, I guess I want Master Barclay."
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"You are outnumbered, Mr. Barclay. Say you will yield and it ends here."
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"I shall speak with my sword, sir."
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"Oh, Jean-Luc, not that old trick."
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"I'm very disappointed in you."
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"I'll make it easy for you, commander."
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"Look, we both know, the whole ship knows,"
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"I-- I just can't cut it here."
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"Hey, Barclay, I've spent a few hours on the holodeck too, you know."
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"as long as it doesn't interfere with your work."
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"So you're not gonna tell anyone about this?"
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"I don't think everybody would appreciate your imagination like I do."
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"It is kind of unusual, recreating people you already know."
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"Well, it was just..."
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"I needed to blow off some steam"
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"because one of the officers had been getting on my back."
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"Let me guess."
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"And I just couldn't tell you what I wanted to tell you to your face,"
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"so it just sort of got out of control."
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"I don't know, there's a part of this that's kind of therapeutic."
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"Maybe you ought to talk to Counselor Troi about it."
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