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

"Computer, now replay shuttle audio transmission,"
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"time index 0423."
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"This is Data's second trip. Hmm? All right."
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"Proceeding with departure."
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"Enterprise Shuttlebay 2, prepare for docking."
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"Level one precautions remain in effect."
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"Shuttle has cleared Jovis cargo bay."
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"Sounds just like the first trip."
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"Exactly the same. That's protocol."
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"And that's Data following protocol to the letter."
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"Okay, computer, now replay shuttle audio transmission,"
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"time index 0439."
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"Third and final trip."
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"Loading is complete."
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"I am proceeding with departure."
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"Enterprise Shuttlebay 2, prepare for docking."
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"That's it. That's the last communication."
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"Of course, there really wasn't any reason for him to make voice contact."
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"He knew we'd be monitoring his position."
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"But Data? Not following standard procedures?"
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"- What do you think it means? - I'm not sure, Wes."
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"I suppose he could've been too busy."
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"Maybe he saw something was wrong."
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"Without communicating it? That doesn't sound like Data either."
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"Which means that maybe something was wrong with him."
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"But there's no other indication of that."
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"Nothing he said or did during the entire mission. None."
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"I've added a Veltan sex idol to my collection."
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"What? With the pearls intact?"
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"Please. Pearls were added by Ferengi agents to increase the value."
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"Hmph."
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"What is that?"
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"Something new and you didn't tell me."
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"Mr. Data, I'm delighted to see that you dressed for the occasion."
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"Say hello to my very good friend Palor Toff."
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"Uh..."
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"This is not a mannequin. This is Data."
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"This is formerly Lieutenant Commander Data"
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"of the Federation Starfleet."
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"The only sentient android in existence."
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"It doesn't seem particularly sentient right now."
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"Because it's playing a stupid little game with us."
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"Well, someone has certainly played a game on you, Fajo."
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"I apologize for this."
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"Do not be upset, my friend. I'm having a delightful visit."
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"Come along, Varria."
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"You're much more fun than Fajo's new toy."
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"You'll regret this."
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"Now entering the Beta Agni System, sir."
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"Take us to half impulse, Mr. Crusher."
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"La Forge to Bridge."
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"- Go ahead, commander. - Captain."
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"and is ready to launch."
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"Now approaching Beta Agni II, sir."
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"Mr. Crusher, put us into close orbit. Mr. Data, scan--"
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"My apologies, Mr. Worf."
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"Scan the colony's subsurface water."
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"Scanning."
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"Levels approaching 42 parts per million."
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"Any indication of the source?"
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"Highest concentration, eight kilometers west of the colony."
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"- Adjust target coordinates. - Aye, sir."
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"La Forge to Bridge."
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"According to these figures, the 81 kilos of hytritium"
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"should be enough to neutralize the contamination."
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"Now approaching target coordinates."
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"Launch probe."
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"Probe on target. Hytritium entering water table."
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"Disbursement slightly faster than expected."
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"Sir, something unusual."
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"Specify."
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"I'm getting concentrated tricyanate readings"
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"Computer, report on geological instability on Beta Agni II."
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"No significant geological activity"
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"Number One, perhaps you better take an away team down"
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"Aye, sir. Dr. Crusher, join me in Transporter Room 3."
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"- On my way. - Mr. Worf."
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"You may expect me to use every means at my disposal"
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"to resist your wishes."
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"Why couldn't you just comply?"
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"Why do you have to argue all the time?"
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"Couldn't you just go sit on the chair?"
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"Come on, go. Sit on the chair."
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"I do not intend to sit in the chair."
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"You will. You may not believe it right now but you will."
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"Oh."
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"Have you ever seen one of these, Data?"
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"It is a disruptor."
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"Well, no, it's a prototype for a Varon-T disruptor."
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"Oh, yes. They only manufactured five of them."
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"I own four. I sleep with one under my pillow at night."
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"Do you know why?"
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"It is a most lethal weapon."
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"It's not just lethal. It's..."
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"It's vicious."
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"Tears a body apart inside out, and does it very slowly too."
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"By your phaser standards, it's tortuous, very painful death."
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"I've always wanted to try this."
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"since you assign so much value to possessing me."
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"That goes without saying."
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"Please come in."
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"Varria."
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"Fourteen wonderful years they were too."
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"She was barely an adult when I found her."
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"She was idealistic, naive, full of dreams."
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"And I made those dreams come true too, didn't I?"
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"I'm gonna miss you."
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"Fajo."
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"The contamination's been neutralized."
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"The water's clean."
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"Naturally occurring tricyanate does not respond this quickly."
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"Are you saying it's not naturally occurring?"
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"in these tricyanate crystals."
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"If it's artificial, then we're talking about sabotage."
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"With tricyanate?"
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"and hard to transport."
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"There are a lot of easier ways to poison a water supply."
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"Can you think of any reason a saboteur would choose tricyanate?"
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"It might pass for a natural disaster."
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"It is hard to find."
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