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Clips from Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) - Captain's Holiday (S03E03)

"There's just one last thing you can do for me."
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"Tell me where you've hidden the Tox Uthat."
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"You're a man of many talents, Jean-Luc."
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"Were you really going to give this to the Daystrom Institute?"
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"Five years is a huge investment, Jean-Luc."
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"Congratulations, Picard. We knew you would not fail us."
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"You're not gonna just hand it over, are you?"
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"But not necessarily to you."
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"Lock."
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"You all right?"
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"Somehow I doubt you'd find life aboard a starship"
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"I could never tolerate all that discipline."
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"...what are your plans?"
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"The Sarthongians are merciless to trespassers."
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"Why, Jean-Luc,"
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"you really do care about me."
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"I always try."
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"I wish we had more time together."
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"The Vorgons are time travelers."
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"Welcome aboard, captain."
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"about that Horga'hn you requested."
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"Yes, sir?"
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"Uh-huh."
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"I knew he'd have a great time."
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"Welcome to Risa."
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"We are looking for the lodging chamber"
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"of a Captain Picard currently visiting Risa."
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"Could we have been mistaken?"
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"We have departed Gemaris V where, for the past two weeks,"
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"Captain Picard has been serving as mediator in a trade dispute"
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"between the Gemarians"
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"- Welcome back, Deanna. - It's good to be back."
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"I take it the captain was able to negotiate an agreement"
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"He was. I don't know how he managed it."
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"The Gemarians and the Dachlyds are both incredibly stubborn people."
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"The more difficult the task, the sweeter the victory."
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"Go to warp 4, Mr. Bennett. Set course for Starbase 12."
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"- Report. - Everything status quo, sir."
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"Very well."
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"If, uh, anyone needs me, I'll be in my Ready Room."
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"Sir."
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"Congratulations."
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"Oh."
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"He has been under a great deal of strain lately."
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"While we were on Gemaris, he ate sparingly and slept even less."
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"Anything we can do?"
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"What would that be?"
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"Our captain needs a vacation."
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"Space, the final frontier."
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"Its continuing mission: to explore strange new worlds,"
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"to seek out new life and new civilizations,"
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"How so?"
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"It's a classic case of stress-related ailments"
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"brought on by overwork."
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"Exhaustion, irritability, muscle spasms."
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"Yet he insists on ignoring it."
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"- It doesn't sound too serious. - And I plan on keeping it that way."
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"- What's the treatment? - A week's shore leave."
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"But you won't. Oh, Beverly, you know I loathe vacations."
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"Once you're there, you have a marvelous time."
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"Why, you told me that your four days on Zytchin III were wonderful."
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"I lied."
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"Look,"
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"The Enterprise is scheduled"
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"While there, I promise that I will make full use"
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"of available recreational activity."
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"Watching some technician fill deuterium tanks"
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"is not my idea of fun."
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"I suppose I could find a few hours to spend on the holodeck."
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"Forget the holodeck."
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"Isn't there some place special you wanna go?"
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"The Astrophysics Center on Icor IX"
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"is holding a symposium on rogue star clusters."
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"I had given serious thought to attending."
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"The last thing you need is serious thought."
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"Jean-Luc, why don't you go some place beautiful"
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"where you can relax and be pampered?"
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"You deserve it."
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"I'll give it serious thought."
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"Have you decided where you're going yet?"
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"Yes, I have, Number One. Bridge."
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"Halt. I know this perfect little vacation spot."
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"In fact, it falls within the coordinates of this sector."
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"How convenient. Except, Number One,"
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"I have absolutely no intention of taking a holiday. Is that clear?"
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"- Very clear. - Good."
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"I'm glad we got that straightened out. Resume."
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"And believe me, captain, it is a paradise."
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"- And then, the women... - The women. Of course."
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"I'm sure you would find their sybaritic outlook on life very appealing."
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"- Oh, I'm sure. - I'm glad to hear you say so, sir."
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"Unfortunately, this vessel is about to undergo extensive repairs"
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"requiring my personal supervision."
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"- What about Risa? - Some other time, Number One."
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"There's an excellent chance"
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"that my mother may be joining us on Starbase 12."
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"Your mother?"
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"She's returning home from a conference on Achrady VII,"
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"and she's going to try to rearrange her schedule"
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"so she can spend some time visiting with us."
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"That's wonderful, Deanna."
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"She mentioned how much she was looking forward"
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"to seeing you again, captain."
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"Commander, could I have a word with you?"
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"Yes!"
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"Is something wrong, captain?"
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"Tell me, Number One,"
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"is the entire crew aware of this little scheme"
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"to send me off on holiday?"
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"I believe there are two ensigns stationed on Deck 39"
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"who know nothing about it."
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"I suppose this means I can look forward"
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"to a week of continual harassment on this subject?"
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"I'll see to it that these bags are beamed directly to your room, sir."
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"You look very handsome, if I might say so, captain."
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"I thought I'd take some light reading in case I got bored."
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"Ulysses by James Joyce?"
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"Ving Kuda? You call that light reading?"
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"To each his own, Number One."
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"Have I mentioned how imaginative the Risian women are, sir?"
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