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Clips from Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) - The Most Toys (S03E03)

"Because pure hytritium is too unstable for our transporters,"
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"Lieutenant Commander Data has been shuttling the material"
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"Data to Enterprise."
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"Acknowledged."
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"Mr. Worf, advise Beta Agni II that our departure is imminent."
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"At warp six, we should be there at just over 16 hours."
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"Loading is complete. I am now proceeding with departure."
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"Enterprise Shuttlebay 2, prepare for docking."
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"Level one precautions for incoming material remain in effect."
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"If you'll just acknowledge this last load, commander."
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"Twenty-six-point-eight kilos tripolymer composites."
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"Eleven-point-eight kilos molybdenum-cobalt alloys."
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"One-point-three kilos bioplast sheeting."
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"Shuttle 12 containment field reads nominal."
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"On viewer."
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"Containment field stable."
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"Its continuing mission: to explore strange new worlds,"
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"Captain's log, supplemental."
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"As the result of a yet unexplained shuttle explosion,"
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"Lieutenant Commander Data has been lost."
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"- Unknown, commander. - Hail the Jovis."
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"On viewer."
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"Captain Picard, what happened?"
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"We detected no malfunctions before the explosion."
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"Everything seemed to be running as smoothly as the other flights."
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"Were you able to save the pilot?"
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"No."
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"I'm sorry."
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"Mr. Fajo, I would like to analyze your sensor readings of the explosion."
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"Compared to the Enterprise's, our sensors are rather primitive."
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"I doubt they contain any information that your sensors overlooked."
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"Perhaps, but I don't want to leave any avenue unexplored."
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"I understand."
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"We'll transmit the information."
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"Link established. Receiving."
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"Can we be of any further assistance?"
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"How much hytritium did we manage to bring on board?"
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"Eighty-one kilos."
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"That may barely allow us to complete our mission, captain."
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"But it leaves us no margin for error."
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"Mr. Fajo, I realize we have acquired your entire supply of hytritium."
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"Do you know where we could obtain some more?"
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"Three weeks away, sir."
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"And I can't guarantee they'll have any."
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"For obvious reasons, no one wants to keep it around."
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"In fact, even I may stop selling it. It's..."
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"I guess we're fortunate you had any at all, sir."
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"Captain, transfer of information complete."
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"Mr. Fajo, thank you for your help."
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"Mr. Crusher, set in a course for the Beta Agni Il system, warp six."
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"Aye, sir."
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"The Grissom is near the Sigma Erandi System."
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"I'll alert them to stand by in case we need more hytritium."
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"- Thank you, Number One. - Course laid in, sir."
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"Engage."
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"What am I doing here?"
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"Oh."
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"Wondrous."
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"The detail. The balance."
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"Was I not right, Varria?"
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"Oh, what a remarkable piece of work, hmm?"
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"The voice simulation, it's perfection."
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"The inflections, the timing."
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"Yes. Uh..."
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"It took great effort, effort, to bring you here."
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"I have been delivered here against my wishes."
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"- I would like to know the reason. - Certainly."
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"You have been brought here for my enjoyment and my appreciation."
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"Am I to infer that you intend to keep me captive?"
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"Captive? Captive? Oh."
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"It's such an inappropriate description."
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"My dear android..."
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"May I call you Data?"
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"fawned over, cared for, as you never have been before."
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"Your every wish will be fulfilled."
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"I wish to leave."
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"Almost every wish."
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"This is unacceptable, sir."
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"I have no desire to remain here."
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"And even if I did, my Starfleet duties would not allow it."
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"Um, I decline to allow you to go."
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"Then I am forced to attempt escape."
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"Uh, ten androids just like you might be able to force that thing open."
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"But then again, there aren't any more just like you, are there?"
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"It's keyed to galvanic skin responses and, uh, DNA patterns."
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"- Sorry. - Then you will have to open it for me."
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"This is a proximity-actuated field. It impedes positron flow."
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"It's very bad for the brain paths in the long term."
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"I fail to understand the value you place on my presence."
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"Well, just look around the room."
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"There are items here gathered from half the galaxy."
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"Right here. This, is the very first Basotile ever created."
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"Oh, sorry."
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"It's very, very ancient. Hundreds of years old."
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"Come."
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"This vase?"
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"This vase is made by Mark Off--"
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"Well, the late Mark Off-Zel from Sirrie IV."
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"Dali. This--"
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"from Earth circa 1962."
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"The smell?"
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"Uh, what? What? Ah."
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"- I thought they were extinct. - Extinct? Ah."
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"Good. Yes, well, that is what is generally believed."
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"She is the last surviving member of her species."
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"They're very defenseless creatures, really."
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"Everything that you see in the room here."
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"One of a kind. Unique."
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"Just as you are."
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"There, that is your place of honor."
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"Sit."
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"You think perhaps it might be uncomfortable?"
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"But then again, you don't give a thought to comfort, do you?"
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"When Palor Toff learns of that, he'll swallow his tongue with envy."
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"I can't wait to see his face."
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"You're a treasure beyond comparison."
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"Yes, go ahead."
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"I am not, sir."
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"Most intelligent life forms find involuntary confinement"
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"offensive and inequitable."
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