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

"Moreover, you have violated Federation law."
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"I know. I know. What I've done is evil, selfish, immoral."
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"Unprincipled, illegal. Well, I've learned to live with it."
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"The Andorians wish to make a bid on a shipment"
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"of Tellurian spices you offered."
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"I must emphasize, Mr. Fajo,"
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"that I consider this captivity a hostile act on your part."
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"Oh, well, you'll get used to it."
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"Yeah, well, I always thought he'd outlive us by centuries."
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"Those should go to Commander Riker."
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"Data always fell for Riker's bluffs."
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"Not bad for a walking pile of circuitry and memory cells."
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"trying to figure out what went wrong."
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"going through the departure sequence."
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"Why didn't I see it coming?"
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"What am I missing?"
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"Kivas wishes you to wear this set of clothes and to sit in your chair."
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"The Enterprise is certain to find me."
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"They're not even looking for you. They think you're destroyed."
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"Your shuttle blew up. A hytritium explosion."
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"They will scan the debris and discover I was not aboard."
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"They'll find exactly what they thought they'd find,"
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"traces of your component elements."
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"We put them aboard the shuttle in just the right proportions."
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"Clearly, Mr. Fajo has no moral difficulty"
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"Mr. Fajo has no moral difficulties at all."
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"Do you?"
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"Yes. Are you my enemy?"
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"I obey Fajo. And so does everyone on this ship."
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"- Why? - You are a curious thing, aren't you?"
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"Do you object to the question?"
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"Kivas finds ways to get what he wants from his people."
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"His punishments for disloyalty are equally..."
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"Face it, android. He has you."
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"It appears he has us both."
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"The reason I can't find anything is that there's nothing to find."
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"I've run this analysis dozens of times over"
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"and there's just no indication of any malfunction."
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"Well, yeah, there's one, but I don't believe it."
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"Pilot error?"
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"I know it's hard to accept, but even the best--"
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"Captain, it's not only hard to accept. With Data, it's impossible."
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"I mean, I can't even begin to calculate the odds. It's--"
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"Well, if Data were here, we could ask him."
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"What are you suggesting, lieutenant?"
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"I don't know, sir."
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"It just doesn't make sense."
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"And I like for things to make sense, that's all."
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"Geordi, maybe if you got a little rest, and you came at this thing afresh."
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"A little rest isn't gonna change the computer analysis, commander."
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"I'm sure you have done a complete investigation."
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"And if you wish to continue it, of course, you have my full support."
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"But we shall be reaching the Beta Agni System shortly."
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"And I expect you to be rested."
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"I understand, sir."
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"Dismissed."
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"Geordi."
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"I understand how much we want,"
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"even need to explain an accident like this."
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"Sometimes there just aren't any explanations."
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"For an android with no feelings,"
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"he sure managed to evoke them in others."
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"Recommendations?"
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"Worf would be my first choice, sir."
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"Mine as well. Make it so."
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"I shall not look upon his like again.""
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"You are still wearing that uniform. Why?"
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"I am a Starfleet officer."
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"You are not in Starfleet any longer."
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"It's time you adjusted your program to accept reality."
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"Even if I chose to do so, it is doubtful that my program"
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"could be sufficiently altered to accede to your wishes."
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"Oh?"
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"I have been designed with a fundamental respect for life"
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"in all its forms and a strong inhibition against causing harm to living beings."
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"What a marvelous contradiction. A military pacifist."
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"Tell me, whose dreadful idea was it to enlist you in Starfleet to begin with?"
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"My skills seemed appropriate to the--"
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"Data, Data, Data, big mistake, grievous error."
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"about as much as I belong in a verbal contract."
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"No, but I am programmed with the ability to use deadly force"
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"in the cause of defense."
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"How can you just casually accept your role in murder?"
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"Perhaps you misunderstand."
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"Can't you see how much better it would be for you right here?"
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"I'm your liberator."
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"You are a fine debater, sir."
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"It is a pity you have used your verbal skills for mere hucksterism"
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"and the advancement of your own greed."
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"Wasted, wasted on the streets of Zibalia."
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"Your past does not excuse unethical or immoral behavior, sir."
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"It doesn't matter, it isn't true anyway. My father was quite wealthy actually."
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"He was a thief."
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"Data, why don't you put on these lovely new clothes"
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"and go sit on the chair?"
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"You are going to be much more of a challenge than I had first thought."
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"Finoplak. A hundred denkirs."
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"Now, Data, in the meantime,"
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"here is something for your logic circuits to analyze."
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"Personally, I'd be delighted to see you go around naked."
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"I assume you have no modesty."
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"But, then,"
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"I guess that decency is the rule of your Starfleet training."
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"In any case, Data, why don't you make a decision"
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"Make a decision by dinnertime tonight. I've invited a guest to meet you."
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"And I expect you to be as entertaining with him as you have been with me."
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"Enterprise Shuttlebay 2, prepare for docking."
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"Level one precautions remain in effect."
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"I did miss something."
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"See you later."
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"Your first watch at Ops?"
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"I have served at the position before."
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"I've been concerned about you."
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"About me? Why?"
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"Because I know how I'd feel if I was asked"
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"Bridge."
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"Promotion due to the death of a crewmate"
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"And it's the second time you've replaced a crewmate who's died."
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"by attempting to perform their duties as well as they did."
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"I appreciate your concern."
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