Episode Twenty: Literal Tone Of Voice, Presence, Networks, Applescript
by danhon
1. Literal Tone Of Voice
If you’re British and use Siri, then you’ve probably heard the plummy tones of, well, I can’t describe it in any way other than British Siri Wanker. So in terms of designing a service, here’s a whole (not necessarily new, but deep domain) area that is suddenly becoming more relevant. Time was, you’d kind of laugh about Brian Eno designing the aural identity for Microsoft Windows, but, here are the super dumb things that I put to you:
a) For a certain group of people, hearing British Siri makes them want to punch British Siri in the face, no matter how useful he may be;
b) Samantha, in Spike Jonze’s Her is voiced by Scarlett Johansson;
c) JARVIS in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is voiced by Paul Bettany being an English Butler;
d) The Computer in Star Trek: The Next Generation is voiced by Majel Barrett in somewhat haughty BDSM mode; and
e) Sigourney Weaver in Galaxy Quest.
The super arbitrary, base-level insight thing that I’m going to pull out of this is: hey, voice casting matters! And for all the strides that have been made in terms of attention being paid to copywriting (and the inevitable wrong lessons being learned, or being followed blindly, cargo-cult fashion from standouts in the field like Innocent and Flickr) and (again) GDS in maintaining that Writing Is Design, if we’re talking about conversational interfaces (ha) then we’re also paying attention to a whole bunch of things like prosody and tone and pauses and, and, and. The assertion that British people are highly attuned to things like accent and dialect is a bit of a side-show, we all are: it’s just a matter of degree and sensitivity.
Orthogonal to all of this is the realisation that Overly Friendly Nicey-Nice copy is but one axis on the continuum of how you can write, and that if there were, for example, an obsequiousness setting[1], that might be fun, or at least interesting, to try out.
This is to say that one of the reasons why Theodore fell in love with Samantha is that whether or not she actually had one, she simulated having a personality pretty well. Oh, and she was an actual human being who could read meaning into lines.
It’s easy for us to pay attention to the uncanny valley of computer generated imagery. That doesn’t mean there isn’t a similar uncanny valley of synthesised voice.
(An aside: Chinese Room style artificial intelligence, at least in the delivery of the intelligence, sounds more likely to me in the short term, where zero-hour workers pretty much read out and relay what Siri-the-system says to say to you, delivering the intonation almost by accident.)
[1] via Tom Coates: https://twitter.com/tomcoates/status/435657750312267776 in yet another example of British whimsy
2. Presence
There’s a long history of presence on the internet: from commands like finger on multi-user UNIX systems to the peripheral-vision and green indicators of ICQ and AIM, to the green light on Facebook chat and experiments like BERG’s Availabot[1].
But all of these things seem to be kludges and shims for a non-persistently connected world. Again, running with my Star Trek as stand-in for the future theme, the presumption is that everyone is always available, online and connected. That someone wouldn’t be connected is what’s surprising: Commander Riker tries to get hold of Data and his combadge chirps in an unhappy way, CUT TO everyone on the Bridge looking perplexed, like Data’s gone AWOL. Which, essentially, he has, because in the 24th Century on a star ship, if you’re not on the network there’s something not right with you. Riker would try a few more times, ask the Computer to locate Mr. Data (“Mr. Data is not aboard the Enterprise”) and then cue creepy music and CUT TO TITLES.
This is where Snapchat, designed, as it were, for that golden of gold audiences, the Teenagers, makes an interesting choice (if I’m not reading too much into it): it doesn’t have, from what I can make out, any presence indicators. The presumption is that of course you’re online and of course your recipient(s) are, they’ll just get around to reading it when they do. If anything, this is one of the shifts that I think legitimately shows the difference between so-called digital natives and immigrants. To natives, connectivity just is. A lot of us in industry have grown up with the sound of Hayes v.34 modems pinging away in the background or remembering BBSes, and those of us outside the US remember paying per minute for connectivity and longing for that particularly foreign concept of “free local calls”. To have (admitting that this applies to a certain privileged class, but one that is growing) mostly unfettered, mostly untethered, persistent net access is a New Thing.
[1] http://berglondon.com/projects/availabot/
3. Networks
You can go on and on about what it’s like to live with persistent networking and connectivity. I mean: isn’t it interesting that (and I hate to keep coming back to it, but it’s a handy point of cultural reference) when someone loses network connectivity on the Enterprise it’s more assumed that they’re not actually *on* the Enterprise rather than the network having gone down? Because when the network’s down, you notice: everything stops working. There’s not really spotty connectivity until the plot demands it – which is fair enough, considering we’re examining a 90s fictional TV universe.
This thing about connectivity is interesting in the respect of the different types of network that the assumption of persistent connectivity provides. SMS didn’t really care about presence, and arguably, was it a big missing feature that people were crying out for? It turned out that typical user behaviour (and here I really *am* just reckoning) was that people would have their phone with them all the time and the people who had a mobile phone and “just turned it on to make calls” – I’m looking at you, Dad – were the ones who felt weird. The *point* of the phone was persistent connectivity.
Marc Andreessen had a conversation on Twitter the other day on the difference between a pseudo-closed network like Secret, where there are built-in design constraints that act against unimpeded network growth, and open networks like Facebook or Twitter. Aside from appearing, at least, to look at the whole landscape in terms of a zero-sum vc investment (ie: open always wins over closed, so only pay attention to the winners, without acknowledging that there might still be profitable and viable markets for the non-winners), what feels to me to be somewhat obvious is that persistent connectivity supports multiple types of network graph.
It feels like we’re crossing over some sort of threshold where there’s *enough* connectivity for *enough* people that interesting behaviours are starting to emerge. *When* you have the type of connectivity that enables teens to send around 4 figures worth of messages per day, there’s value in the global lookup type of network that everyone’s on (Facebook) as well as ephemeral, close-group networking (Snapchat) as well as pseudo-anonymous (Secret).
Where it all falls down, of course, is making money and producing sustainable services.
(Obvious disclaimer: Andreessen is a stupendously successful investor, and I am just a guy. But anyway.)
4. Missing Applescript, IFTTT
At the same time, all of this connectivity feels like it’s an explosion of complexity that is a set of non-interoperable walled gardens and no way of providing a certain level of user control. Which makes me wonder about the possibility of the implementation of a layer of scripting like Applescript that at least in some way was easy to understand (though, arguably, not easy *enough* to understand and write) or something like If This Then That, which effectively presents a sort of extra user interface on top of the entire internet.
A lot of these apps and services are effective black boxes that, I suspect, people who do Learn To Code will get frustrated by. A computer can, in principle, do the things I need it to: so why can’t it? Why wouldn’t Facebook let me do this thing? Which is one of the reasons why knowing how all this stuff gets frustrating and complicated when explaining to people who don’t understand: well yes, in theory, we *can* do this thing, but we’d need to connect this bit to that bit and I guess Twitter *could* support animated gifs but it’s not a question of code, it’s a question of them just not wanting to and so it turns out that humans are messy creatures and the big lesson everyone learns is that Computers Only Ever Do What We Tell Them To.
So here’s a question: what’s the most impressive thing someone’s made with something like Scratch?
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That’s all for today. Oh, apart from this Easter egg, courtesy of Paul Mison:
102.txt-3576- | |
102.txt-3577- At the touch and the words "Tell me" the black surface | |
102.txt-3578- comes alive with light patterns showing appropriate | |
102.txt-3579- information. | |
102.txt-3580- | |
102.txt:3581: COMPUTER VOICE | |
102.txt-3582- Lieutenant Commander Data… now | |
102.txt-3583- located in Holodeck area 4-J. | |
102.txt-3584- | |
102.txt-3585- YOUNG ENSIGN | |
102.txt-3586- (indicating readout) | |
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102.txt-3600- | |
102.txt-3601- Moving off in the indicated direction. Then the black | |
102.txt-3602- surface there comes alive with a FLASHING DIRECTION | |
102.txt-3603- SIGNAL. | |
102.txt-3604- | |
102.txt:3605: COMPUTER VOICE | |
102.txt-3606- This way, please. The next | |
102.txt-3607- hatchway on your right. | |
102.txt-3608- | |
102.txt-3609- RIKER | |
102.txt-3610- (responding | |
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102.txt-3609- RIKER | |
102.txt-3610- (responding | |
102.txt-3611- automatically) | |
102.txt-3612- Thank you… | |
102.txt-3613- | |
102.txt:3614: COMPUTER VOICE | |
102.txt-3615- You're more than welcome, | |
102.txt-3616- Commander Riker. | |
102.txt-3617- | |
102.txt-3618- Which startles him a bit but he walks on and turns right | |
102.txt-3619- at a sophisticated looking Holodeck Hatchway. | |
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102.txt-3622- | |
102.txt-3623- The Parkland hidden at this moment by a WILD SECTION | |
102.txt-3624- OF CORRIDOR WALL AND HATCHWAY which, when the hatch is | |
102.txt-3625- opened, will REVEAL PARKLAND. | |
102.txt-3626- | |
102.txt:3627: COMPUTER VOICE | |
102.txt-3628- (continuing without | |
102.txt-3629- delay) | |
102.txt-3630- And if you care to enter, | |
102.txt-3631- Commander… | |
102.txt-3632- | |
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113.txt-192- | |
113.txt-193-7 INT. ENTRANCE TO HOLODECK – ANGLE ON PICARD | |
113.txt-194- | |
113.txt-195- Picard touches the COMPUTER panel on the wall. | |
113.txt-196- | |
113.txt:197: COMPUTER VOICE | |
113.txt-198- Planet and city? | |
113.txt-199- | |
113.txt-200- PICARD | |
113.txt-201- Earth… United States… San | |
113.txt-202- Francisco, California. | |
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— | |
113.txt-199- | |
113.txt-200- PICARD | |
113.txt-201- Earth… United States… San | |
113.txt-202- Francisco, California. | |
113.txt-203- | |
113.txt:204: COMPUTER VOICE | |
113.txt-205- Time period? | |
113.txt-206- | |
113.txt-207- PICARD | |
113.txt-208- (pondering it) | |
113.txt-209- 1941, A.D. | |
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— | |
113.txt-206- | |
113.txt-207- PICARD | |
113.txt-208- (pondering it) | |
113.txt-209- 1941, A.D. | |
113.txt-210- | |
113.txt:211: COMPUTER VOICE | |
113.txt-212- File or access code. | |
113.txt-213- | |
113.txt-214- PICARD | |
113.txt-215- File Dixon Hill, private | |
113.txt-216- detective. | |
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113.txt-213- | |
113.txt-214- PICARD | |
113.txt-215- File Dixon Hill, private | |
113.txt-216- detective. | |
113.txt-217- | |
113.txt:218: COMPUTER VOICE | |
113.txt-219- (a beat) | |
113.txt-220- Enter when ready. | |
113.txt-221- | |
113.txt-222- Picard steps through doors. | |
113.txt-223- | |
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113.txt-485- addressing the computer panel. | |
113.txt-486- | |
113.txt-487- PICARD | |
113.txt-488- Memory: save current setting. | |
113.txt-489- | |
113.txt:490: COMPUTER VOICE | |
113.txt-491- (after slight pause) | |
113.txt-492- Current setting saved. | |
113.txt-493- | |
113.txt-494- PICARD | |
113.txt-495- Holodeck OFF. | |
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113.txt-704- fictional character Dixon Hill. | |
113.txt-705- | |
113.txt-706- The computer briefly HUMS and CLICKS, searching its | |
113.txt-707- files. | |
113.txt-708- | |
113.txt:709: COMPUTER VOICE | |
113.txt-710- Working…… Character first | |
113.txt-711- appeared in pulp magazine, | |
113.txt-712- "Amazing Detective Stories," | |
113.txt-713- copyright 1934, A.D. | |
113.txt-714- (pause) | |
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114.txt-48- TASHA | |
114.txt-49- WORF | |
114.txt-50- GEORDI | |
114.txt-51- WESLEY | |
114.txt-52- CHIEF ENGINEER ARGYLE | |
114.txt:53: COMPUTER VOICE (MAJEL BARRETT) | |
114.txt-54- | |
114.txt-55- STAR TREK: "Datalore" – 10/26/87 – SETS | |
114.txt-56- | |
114.txt-57- STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION | |
114.txt-58- "Datalore" | |
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116.txt-45- WORF ONE ONE | |
116.txt-46- GEORDI JAZZ COMBO: | |
116.txt-47- WESLEY BASS PLAYER | |
116.txt-48- DRUMMER | |
116.txt-49- Voice-Overs: PIANIST | |
116.txt:50: COMPUTER VOICE (Main Computer) | |
116.txt-51- COMPUTER (Auto-Destruct) MINUET (BEAUTIFUL BRUNETTE) | |
116.txt-52- WOMAN (MINUET-LIKE) | |
116.txt-53- | |
116.txt-54- Non-speaking roles: | |
116.txt-55- MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL | |
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116.txt-1684- | |
116.txt-1685-48 INT. ENTERPRISE CORRIDORS (CONTINUE SERIES OF SHOTS) | |
116.txt-1686- | |
116.txt-1687- People still running. Over this: | |
116.txt-1688- | |
116.txt:1689: COMPUTER VOICE | |
116.txt-1690- (echoing) | |
116.txt-1691- Decks One through Four to Cargo | |
116.txt-1692- Transporters. Decks Five through | |
116.txt-1693- Ten: Transporters: One-Two, | |
116.txt-1694- Three-Four. Decks Six through | |
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116.txt-1799- | |
116.txt-1800- DATA | |
116.txt-1801- Computer, where are the captain | |
116.txt-1802- and Commander Riker? | |
116.txt-1803- | |
116.txt:1804: COMPUTER VOICE | |
116.txt-1805- All decks empty. | |
116.txt-1806- | |
116.txt-1807- DATA | |
116.txt-1808- Curious. The captain is | |
116.txt-1809- usually the last to leave. | |
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116.txt-2082- | |
116.txt-2083- PICARD | |
116.txt-2084- (tense) | |
116.txt-2085- Computer! Explain Red Alert. | |
116.txt-2086- | |
116.txt:2087: COMPUTER VOICE | |
116.txt-2088- Initiated as a programmed | |
116.txt-2089- response. The magnetic field | |
116.txt-2090- containing the antimatter had | |
116.txt-2091- weakened. There was no fail-safe | |
116.txt-2092- available. | |
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116.txt-2096- | |
116.txt-2097- STAR TREK: "11001001" – 11/19/87 – ACT THREE 39. | |
116.txt-2098- | |
116.txt-2099-62 CONTINUED: | |
116.txt-2100- | |
116.txt:2101: COMPUTER VOICE | |
116.txt-2102- Unknown. | |
116.txt-2103- | |
116.txt-2104- PICARD | |
116.txt-2105- Present condition. | |
116.txt-2106- | |
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116.txt-2102- Unknown. | |
116.txt-2103- | |
116.txt-2104- PICARD | |
116.txt-2105- Present condition. | |
116.txt-2106- | |
116.txt:2107: COMPUTER VOICE | |
116.txt-2108- The magnetic field is now | |
116.txt-2109- restored. Containment is | |
116.txt-2110- restored. Propulsion is at | |
116.txt-2111- maximum efficiency. | |
116.txt-2112- | |
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116.txt-2112- | |
116.txt-2113- PICARD | |
116.txt-2114- (beat, thinks) | |
116.txt-2115- Locate Lieutenant Commander Data. | |
116.txt-2116- | |
116.txt:2117: COMPUTER VOICE | |
116.txt-2118- Not on board the Enterprise. | |
116.txt-2119- | |
116.txt-2120- PICARD | |
116.txt-2121- Explain. | |
116.txt-2122- | |
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116.txt-2118- Not on board the Enterprise. | |
116.txt-2119- | |
116.txt-2120- PICARD | |
116.txt-2121- Explain. | |
116.txt-2122- | |
116.txt:2123: COMPUTER VOICE | |
116.txt-2124- All Enterprise personnel except | |
116.txt-2125- the captain and first officer have | |
116.txt-2126- been evacuated. | |
116.txt-2127- | |
116.txt-2128- PICARD | |
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116.txt-2127- | |
116.txt-2128- PICARD | |
116.txt-2129- Evacuated!? Was the condition | |
116.txt-2130- that critical? | |
116.txt-2131- | |
116.txt:2132: COMPUTER VOICE | |
116.txt-2133- Yes. | |
116.txt-2134- | |
116.txt-2135- A thought occurs to Riker. | |
116.txt-2136- | |
116.txt-2137- RIKER | |
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116.txt-2136- | |
116.txt-2137- RIKER | |
116.txt-2138- Are we still docked on the | |
116.txt-2139- starbase? | |
116.txt-2140- | |
116.txt:2141: COMPUTER VOICE | |
116.txt-2142- No. | |
116.txt-2143- | |
116.txt-2144- PICARD | |
116.txt-2145- Position report. | |
116.txt-2146- | |
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116.txt-2142- No. | |
116.txt-2143- | |
116.txt-2144- PICARD | |
116.txt-2145- Position report. | |
116.txt-2146- | |
116.txt:2147: COMPUTER VOICE | |
116.txt-2148- Coordinates four-one-five-nine | |
116.txt-2149- point two-six by eight-one-nine-two-one | |
116.txt-2150- by three-one-two. Heading | |
116.txt-2151- Two-three-three mark four-five. | |
116.txt-2152- | |
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116.txt-2155-62 CONTINUED: (2) | |
116.txt-2156- | |
116.txt-2157- PICARD | |
116.txt-2158- Destination? | |
116.txt-2159- | |
116.txt:2160: COMPUTER VOICE | |
116.txt-2161- Planet Bynaus in the Beta Magellan | |
116.txt-2162- system. | |
116.txt-2163- | |
116.txt-2164- RIKER | |
116.txt-2165- The Bynars! | |
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116.txt-2166- | |
116.txt-2167- PICARD | |
116.txt-2168- Am I to understand that the Bynars | |
116.txt-2169- have stolen the Enterprise? | |
116.txt-2170- | |
116.txt:2171: COMPUTER VOICE | |
116.txt-2172- That information is not available. | |
116.txt-2173- | |
116.txt-2174- Picard turns back to Minuet. | |
116.txt-2175- | |
116.txt-2176-63 INT. HOLODECK IV | |
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116.txt-2646- reads "TWO MINUTES, ONE SECOND." | |
116.txt-2647- | |
116.txt-2648- PICARD | |
116.txt-2649- Cancel auto-destruct. | |
116.txt-2650- | |
116.txt:2651: COMPUTER VOICE | |
116.txt-2652- Does the first officer agree? | |
116.txt-2653- | |
116.txt-2654- RIKER | |
116.txt-2655- Affirmative. | |
116.txt-2656- | |
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116.txt-2652- Does the first officer agree? | |
116.txt-2653- | |
116.txt-2654- RIKER | |
116.txt-2655- Affirmative. | |
116.txt-2656- | |
116.txt:2657: COMPUTER VOICE | |
116.txt-2658- Auto-destruct cancelled. | |
116.txt-2659- | |
116.txt-2660- The red alarm lights STOP FLASHING. | |
116.txt-2661- | |
116.txt-2662-81 INT. ENTERPRISE – MAIN BRIDGE | |
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117.txt-51- GEORDI | |
117.txt-52- WESLEY | |
117.txt-53- ENGINEER (FEMALE) | |
117.txt-54- | |
117.txt-55- Voice-Over | |
117.txt:56: COMPUTER VOICE | |
117.txt-57- TRANSLATOR VOICE | |
117.txt-58- TRANSPORTER CHIEF | |
117.txt-59- | |
117.txt-60- STAR TREK: "Home Soil" – 12/2/87 – SETS | |
117.txt-61- | |
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117.txt-1370- Let's be sure of what we have | |
117.txt-1371- here. | |
117.txt-1372- (to the scanner) | |
117.txt-1373- Is the sample organic? | |
117.txt-1374- | |
117.txt:1375: COMPUTER VOICE | |
117.txt-1376- Negative carbon. Negative known | |
117.txt-1377- life components. Substance | |
117.txt-1378- inorganic. | |
117.txt-1379- | |
117.txt-1380- DATA | |
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117.txt-1378- inorganic. | |
117.txt-1379- | |
117.txt-1380- DATA | |
117.txt-1381- Recheck analysis. | |
117.txt-1382- | |
117.txt:1383: COMPUTER VOICE | |
117.txt-1384- Rechecking… Analysis verified. | |
117.txt-1385- Not organic. | |
117.txt-1386- | |
117.txt-1387- BEVERLY | |
117.txt-1388- Magnify to screen. | |
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117.txt-1429- What's causing that hum? | |
117.txt-1430- | |
117.txt-1431- BEVERLY | |
117.txt-1432- Computer, what is the magnification? | |
117.txt-1433- | |
117.txt:1434: COMPUTER VOICE | |
117.txt-1435- Twenty five thousand diameters | |
117.txt-1436- and holding. | |
117.txt-1437- | |
117.txt-1438- BEVERLY | |
117.txt-1439- Analysis. The pattern of the | |
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117.txt-1437- | |
117.txt-1438- BEVERLY | |
117.txt-1439- Analysis. The pattern of the | |
117.txt-1440- flashes. | |
117.txt-1441- | |
117.txt:1442: COMPUTER VOICE | |
117.txt-1443- Not random or repetitive or | |
117.txt-1444- sequential. Pattern not | |
117.txt-1445- recognized. | |
117.txt-1446- | |
117.txt-1447- BEVERLY | |
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117.txt-1445- recognized. | |
117.txt-1446- | |
117.txt-1447- BEVERLY | |
117.txt-1448- What is the source of the flashes? | |
117.txt-1449- | |
117.txt:1450: COMPUTER VOICE | |
117.txt-1451- Unable to specify. Theoretically | |
117.txt-1452- not possible from this substance. | |
117.txt-1453- | |
117.txt-1454- BEVERLY | |
117.txt-1455- Disregard incongruity and theorize | |
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117.txt-1455- Disregard incongruity and theorize | |
117.txt-1456- as to source? | |
117.txt-1457- | |
117.txt-1458- Pregnant pause, and: | |
117.txt-1459- | |
117.txt:1460: COMPUTER VOICE | |
117.txt-1461- Life. | |
117.txt-1462- | |
117.txt-1463- On the collective "take," especially from Data: | |
117.txt-1464- | |
117.txt-1465-49 INT. CAPTAIN'S READY ROOM | |
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117.txt-1717-55 ANGLE – BELL JAR (OPTICAL) | |
117.txt-1718- | |
117.txt-1719- The "rice grain" EMITS a bright LIGHT which fills the | |
117.txt-1720- lab. Geordi seems almost blinded. | |
117.txt-1721- | |
117.txt:1722: COMPUTER VOICE | |
117.txt-1723- Warning. Input overload. Input | |
117.txt-1724- overload. | |
117.txt-1725- | |
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117.txt-1723- Warning. Input overload. Input | |
117.txt-1724- overload. | |
117.txt-1725- | |
117.txt:1726: The COMPUTER VOICE ZAPS OUT. The HUM from the | |
117.txt-1727- container gets slowly LOUDER. | |
117.txt-1728- | |
117.txt-1729-56 ANGLE – OUR PEOPLE | |
117.txt-1730- | |
117.txt-1731- REACTING to the increasing hum. | |
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117.txt-1782- BEVERLY | |
117.txt-1783- (continuing; more | |
117.txt-1784- imperative) | |
117.txt-1785- Full shield backup! | |
117.txt-1786- | |
117.txt:1787: COMPUTER VOICE | |
117.txt-1788- Translation request being patched. | |
117.txt-1789- | |
117.txt-1790- PICARD | |
117.txt-1791- Translation? From whom? | |
117.txt-1792- | |
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— | |
117.txt-1793- BEVERLY | |
117.txt-1794- Evacuating lab. | |
117.txt-1795- | |
117.txt-1796- As they EXIT, WE HEAR: | |
117.txt-1797- | |
117.txt:1798: COMPUTER VOICE | |
117.txt-1799- Full shield backup in place but | |
117.txt-1800- weakening… translation grhjkj | |
117.txt-1801- wljkdh… | |
117.txt-1802- | |
117.txt-1803- STAR TREK: "Home Soil" – 12/2/87 – ACT THREE 34. | |
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— | |
117.txt-2038- | |
117.txt-2039- Now Geordi is operating the console. With each entry | |
117.txt-2040- he makes, the computer voice responds. The following | |
117.txt-2041- should play very FAST. | |
117.txt-2042- | |
117.txt:2043: COMPUTER VOICE DATA | |
117.txt-2044- Silicon… Germanium… Transistor material. | |
117.txt-2045- | |
— | |
117.txt-2044- Silicon… Germanium… Transistor material. | |
117.txt-2045- | |
117.txt:2046: COMPUTER VOICE GEORDI | |
117.txt-2047- Gallium arsenide… Emits light when charged. | |
117.txt-2048- | |
— | |
117.txt-2047- Gallium arsenide… Emits light when charged. | |
117.txt-2048- | |
117.txt:2049: COMPUTER VOICE DATA | |
117.txt-2050- Cadmium selenide… sulfide… Emits charge when lit. | |
117.txt-2051- | |
— | |
117.txt-2050- Cadmium selenide… sulfide… Emits charge when lit. | |
117.txt-2051- | |
117.txt:2052: COMPUTER VOICE WORF | |
117.txt-2053- Water… impurities… Conductor. | |
117.txt-2054- Sodium salts… | |
117.txt-2055- | |
117.txt-2056- WORF | |
117.txt-2057- But is it alive?! | |
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— | |
117.txt-2054- Sodium salts… | |
117.txt-2055- | |
117.txt-2056- WORF | |
117.txt-2057- But is it alive?! | |
117.txt-2058- | |
117.txt:2059: COMPUTER VOICE | |
117.txt-2060- Probability positive… | |
117.txt-2061- | |
117.txt-2062- WORF | |
117.txt-2063- (to computer) | |
117.txt-2064- I wasn't asking you. | |
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118.txt-61- CREWMEMBERS | |
118.txt-62- PARENTS | |
118.txt-63- CLASSMATES | |
118.txt-64- | |
118.txt-65- Voice-Over | |
118.txt:66: COMPUTER VOICE | |
118.txt-67- | |
118.txt-68- STAR TREK: "When the Bough… " – 12/10/87 – SETS | |
118.txt-69- | |
118.txt-70- STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION | |
118.txt-71- "When the Bough Breaks" | |
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118.txt-109- | |
118.txt-110-1 INT. ENTERPRISE – CORRIDOR | |
118.txt-111- | |
118.txt-112- Riker ENTERS the corridor as he is PAGED. | |
118.txt-113- | |
118.txt:114: COMPUTER VOICE | |
118.txt-115- Commander Riker, report to the | |
118.txt-116- bridge. | |
118.txt-117- | |
118.txt-118- RIKER | |
118.txt-119- On the way. | |
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— | |
119.txt-909- | |
119.txt-910- The four students sit in front of computer readout | |
119.txt-911- screens set apart from each other. T'Shanik is the | |
119.txt-912- only one who appears calm. | |
119.txt-913- | |
119.txt:914: COMPUTER VOICE | |
119.txt-915- Last question on the Hyper Space | |
119.txt-916- Physics test: If the matter and | |
119.txt-917- antimatter tanks on a Galaxy Class | |
119.txt-918- starship are nine-tenths depleted, | |
119.txt-919- calculate the intermix ratio | |
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— | |
119.txt-926- in the answer. T'Shanik reaches the answer almost | |
119.txt-927- immediately. Mordock, driven and intense, is startled | |
119.txt-928- at their speed, then pushes in his answer. Oliana | |
119.txt-929- finishes last. | |
119.txt-930- | |
119.txt:931: COMPUTER VOICE | |
119.txt-932- (continuing) | |
119.txt-933- Thank you, students. You now have | |
119.txt-934- one hour free before the next | |
119.txt-935- test. | |
119.txt-936- | |
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— | |
119.txt-2140- the number of problems you | |
119.txt-2141- complete within the allotted time. | |
119.txt-2142- | |
119.txt-2143- As the computers LIGHT UP, he LEAVES the room. | |
119.txt-2144- | |
119.txt:2145: COMPUTER VOICE | |
119.txt-2146- The Carlundrum I.Q. Test will now | |
119.txt-2147- appear. The task is to predict | |
119.txt-2148- the variable patterns of Platonic | |
119.txt-2149- Solids. Your responses will be | |
119.txt-2150- timed. Begin. | |
— | |
— | |
119.txt-2209- Mordock realizes he's right, and punches the | |
119.txt-2210- combination in, finishing the test. The last set of | |
119.txt-2211- SHAPES FLASH different COLORS. Wesley finishes his | |
119.txt-2212- test a beat later. | |
119.txt-2213- | |
119.txt:2214: COMPUTER VOICE | |
119.txt-2215- Test completed. | |
119.txt-2216- | |
119.txt-2217- Mordock is very upset as Chang COMES BACK INTO the | |
119.txt-2218- room. | |
119.txt-2219- | |
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— | |
119.txt-2535- | |
119.txt-2536- TECHNICIAN #1 (V.O.) | |
119.txt-2537- Help! We're trapped. Help! | |
119.txt-2538- We're gonna die. | |
119.txt-2539- | |
119.txt:2540: COMPUTER VOICE (V.O.) | |
119.txt-2541- Evacuate immediately. Sixty-five | |
119.txt-2542- seconds to life-support seal-off. | |
119.txt-2543- | |
119.txt-2544- Wesley presses the wallplate and the door GLIDES OPEN. | |
119.txt-2545- | |
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— | |
119.txt-2565- | |
119.txt-2566- Wesley hesitates, then makes his way ACROSS the HOWLING | |
119.txt-2567- WIND to the injured Technician. The WIND and COLD | |
119.txt-2568- continue to batter the two of them. | |
119.txt-2569- | |
119.txt:2570: COMPUTER VOICE | |
119.txt-2571- Evacuate immediately. Forty-five | |
119.txt-2572- seconds to life-support seal-off. | |
119.txt-2573- | |
119.txt-2574- Wesley tries to move the equipment off the trapped | |
119.txt-2575- man. | |
— | |
— | |
119.txt-2599- | |
119.txt-2600- STAR TREK: "Coming Of Age" – 12/30/87 – ACT FIVE 49. | |
119.txt-2601- | |
119.txt-2602-55 CONTINUED: | |
119.txt-2603- | |
119.txt:2604: COMPUTER VOICE | |
119.txt-2605- Evacuate immediately. Twenty-five | |
119.txt-2606- seconds to seal-off. | |
119.txt-2607- | |
119.txt-2608- Wesley finds something to use as a lever. The | |
119.txt-2609- equipment begins to move slightly. Beads of sweat pour | |
— | |
— | |
119.txt-2620- | |
119.txt-2621- WESLEY | |
119.txt-2622- You have to. I can't carry you | |
119.txt-2623- both! You can walk. Come on. | |
119.txt-2624- | |
119.txt:2625: COMPUTER VOICE | |
119.txt-2626- Evacuate immediately. Five | |
119.txt-2627- seconds to seal-off. | |
119.txt-2628- | |
119.txt-2629- Technician #1 remains terrified in the corner. Wesley | |
119.txt-2630- hesitates a moment, then half-carries, half-drags | |
— | |
— | |
122.txt-62- Non-Speaking | |
122.txt-63- TWO MEDICAL TECHNICIANS | |
122.txt-64- TRANSPORTER CHIEF | |
122.txt-65- | |
122.txt-66- Voice-Over | |
122.txt:67: COMPUTER VOICE | |
122.txt-68- | |
122.txt-69- STAR TREK: "The Shroud" – 2/1/88 – SETS | |
122.txt-70- | |
122.txt-71- STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION | |
122.txt-72- "The Shroud" | |
— | |
— | |
122.txt-414- | |
122.txt-415- LYNCH | |
122.txt-416- Computer — initiate start-up | |
122.txt-417- sequence. | |
122.txt-418- | |
122.txt:419: COMPUTER VOICE | |
122.txt-420- Beginning check list. | |
122.txt-421- | |
122.txt-422- LYNCH | |
122.txt-423- Override. We are going directly | |
122.txt-424- to start-up. | |
— | |
— | |
122.txt-421- | |
122.txt-422- LYNCH | |
122.txt-423- Override. We are going directly | |
122.txt-424- to start-up. | |
122.txt-425- | |
122.txt:426: COMPUTER VOICE | |
122.txt-427- That procedure is not recommended. | |
122.txt-428- | |
122.txt-429- STAR TREK: "The Shroud" – 2/1/88 – ACT ONE 8. | |
122.txt-430- | |
122.txt-431-7A CONTINUED: | |
— | |
— | |
122.txt-433- LYNCH | |
122.txt-434- Understood. Now. Prime | |
122.txt-435- matter/antimatter injectors. Set | |
122.txt-436- ratio at twenty-five to one… | |
122.txt-437- | |
122.txt:438: COMPUTER VOICE | |
122.txt-439- Ratio set. | |
122.txt-440- | |
122.txt-441- LYNCH | |
122.txt-442- Power engine core. Inject | |
122.txt-443- reactants. | |
— | |
— | |
124.txt-46- WORF | |
124.txt-47- GEORDI | |
124.txt-48- TRANSPORTER CHIEF | |
124.txt-49- | |
124.txt-50- Voice-over | |
124.txt:51: COMPUTER VOICE | |
124.txt-52- | |
124.txt-53- STAR TREK: "… Paris" – 2/22/88 – SETS | |
124.txt-54- | |
124.txt-55- STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION | |
124.txt-56- "We'll Always Have Paris" | |
— | |
— | |
124.txt-200- | |
124.txt-201- PICARD AND RIKER HURRY TO | |
124.txt-202- | |
124.txt-203- the com panel. | |
124.txt-204- | |
124.txt:205: COMPUTER VOICE | |
124.txt-206- Yellow Alert. | |
124.txt-207- | |
124.txt-208- PICARD | |
124.txt-209- Picard to bridge. Report. | |
124.txt-210- | |
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— | |
124.txt-384- program. | |
124.txt-385- | |
124.txt-386- PICARD | |
124.txt-387- Computer, this is Captain Picard. | |
124.txt-388- | |
124.txt:389: COMPUTER VOICE | |
124.txt-390- What is your pleasure, Captain? | |
124.txt-391- | |
124.txt-392- PICARD | |
124.txt-393- Paris. Twenty-two years ago. | |
124.txt-394- A warm spring day. April ninth. | |
— | |
— | |
125.txt-48- WORF ADMIRAL GREGORY QUINN | |
125.txt-49- GEORDI LT. COMMANDER | |
125.txt-50- DEXTER REMMICK | |
125.txt-51- | |
125.txt-52- Voice-Over Non-Speaking | |
125.txt:53: COMPUTER VOICE CEREMONIAL GUARD | |
125.txt-54- TRANSPORTER OPERATOR (EARTH) | |
125.txt-55- | |
125.txt-56- STAR TREK: "Conspiracy" – 3/8/88 – SETS | |
125.txt-57- | |
125.txt-58- STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION | |
— | |
— | |
125.txt-285- | |
125.txt-286-7 ON SCREEN | |
125.txt-287- | |
125.txt-288- RIKER'S IMAGE IS instantly REPLACED BY THE official | |
125.txt-289- SEAL OF STARFLEET and the United Federation of Planets. | |
125.txt:290: A FEMALE COMPUTER VOICE addresses Picard… | |
125.txt-291- | |
— | |
125.txt-291- | |
125.txt:292: COMPUTER VOICE | |
125.txt-293- This is an emergency communique. | |
125.txt-294- It is not to be discussed with | |
125.txt-295- fellow officers unless deemed | |
125.txt-296- absolutely necessary. There will | |
125.txt-297- be no computer record of said | |
— | |
— | |
125.txt-298- transmission. | |
125.txt-299- | |
125.txt-300- PICARD | |
125.txt-301- Understood. | |
125.txt-302- | |
125.txt:303: COMPUTER VOICE | |
125.txt-304- Proceed with voice print | |
125.txt-305- identification. | |
125.txt-306- | |
125.txt-307- PICARD | |
125.txt-308- Picard, Jean-Luc. Captain, USS | |
— | |
— | |
125.txt-312- | |
125.txt-313-7 CONTINUED: | |
125.txt-314- | |
125.txt-315- The screen HUMS momentarily… | |
125.txt-316- | |
125.txt:317: COMPUTER VOICE | |
125.txt-318- Voice print verified. | |
125.txt-319- | |
125.txt-320- The SEAL FADES OUT and a FACE FADES IN… It's the | |
125.txt-321- noble face of WALKER KEEL, a striking middle-aged man | |
125.txt-322- in a Starfleet captain's uniform. He is tall, with | |
— | |
— | |
125.txt-1095- Commander Data. Access all | |
125.txt-1096- Starfleet Command orders to | |
125.txt-1097- starships, starbases and colonies, | |
125.txt-1098- for the past six months. | |
125.txt-1099- | |
125.txt:1100: COMPUTER VOICE | |
125.txt-1101- Working. | |
125.txt-1102- | |
125.txt-1103- The screen begins to HUM and the ORDERS FLASH before | |
125.txt-1104- Data's eyes. For anyone but him, this could take | |
125.txt-1105- months to sift through. | |
— | |
— | |
125.txt-1315- | |
125.txt-1316- DATA | |
125.txt-1317- Startling. Quite extraordinary, | |
125.txt-1318- in fact. | |
125.txt-1319- | |
125.txt:1320: COMPUTER VOICE | |
125.txt-1321- Directions unclear. Please repeat | |
125.txt-1322- request. | |
125.txt-1323- | |
125.txt-1324- DATA | |
125.txt-1325- That was not a request. I was | |
— | |
— | |
125.txt-1331- brought about by senility. Or, | |
125.txt-1332- used as a means of weighing | |
125.txt-1333- information before reaching a | |
125.txt-1334- conclusion. Or, as a — | |
125.txt-1335- | |
125.txt:1336: COMPUTER VOICE | |
125.txt-1337- — Thank you, sir. I comprehend. | |
125.txt-1338- | |
125.txt-1339-41 CLOSE ON DATA | |
125.txt-1340- | |
125.txt-1341- taken aback. Even the computer has learned to | |
— | |
— | |
125.txt-1339-41 CLOSE ON DATA | |
125.txt-1340- | |
125.txt-1341- taken aback. Even the computer has learned to | |
125.txt-1342- interrupt when he is rambling. | |
125.txt-1343- | |
125.txt:1344: COMPUTER VOICE | |
125.txt-1345- Continuing with record scan. | |
125.txt-1346- | |
125.txt-1347- Data leans forward as the renewed flow of INFORMATION | |
125.txt-1348- ON THE SCREEN REFLECTS OFF HIS FACE… | |
125.txt-1349- | |
— | |
— | |
127.txt-64- SECURITY TEAM | |
127.txt-65- GROUP OF KIDS | |
127.txt-66- | |
127.txt-67- Voice-Over | |
127.txt-68- SICKBAY VOICE | |
127.txt:69: COMPUTER VOICE | |
127.txt-70- | |
127.txt-71- STAR TREK: "The Child" – 9/20/88 – SETS | |
127.txt-72- | |
127.txt-73- STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION | |
127.txt-74- "The Child" | |
— | |
— | |
127.txt-1927- | |
127.txt-1928- DATA | |
127.txt-1929- Computer, recognize — Lieutenant | |
127.txt-1930- Commander N-F-N, N-M-I, Data. | |
127.txt-1931- | |
127.txt:1932: COMPUTER VOICE | |
127.txt-1933- Authorization accepted. | |
127.txt-1934- | |
127.txt-1935- DATA | |
127.txt-1936- Initiate override protocol. | |
127.txt-1937- | |
— | |
— | |
127.txt-1933- Authorization accepted. | |
127.txt-1934- | |
127.txt-1935- DATA | |
127.txt-1936- Initiate override protocol. | |
127.txt-1937- | |
127.txt:1938: COMPUTER VOICE | |
127.txt-1939- Override protocol is not | |
127.txt-1940- recommended in this situation. | |
127.txt-1941- | |
127.txt-1942- DATA | |
127.txt-1943- Acknowledged. On my authority | |
— | |
— | |
127.txt-1943- Acknowledged. On my authority | |
127.txt-1944- — begin override. | |
127.txt-1945- | |
127.txt-1946- There is a pause. | |
127.txt-1947- | |
127.txt:1948: COMPUTER VOICE | |
127.txt-1949- Sequence complete. | |
127.txt-1950- | |
127.txt-1951- The TRANSPORTER CHIEF inputs the coordinates. | |
127.txt-1952- | |
127.txt-1953- TRANSPORTER CHIEF | |
— | |
— | |
127.txt-2587- | |
127.txt-2588- DATA | |
127.txt-2589- Computer, run diagnostic on module | |
127.txt-2590- L-seven-three. | |
127.txt-2591- | |
127.txt:2592: COMPUTER VOICE | |
127.txt-2593- All circuits functional. | |
127.txt-2594- | |
127.txt-2595- GEORDI | |
127.txt-2596- (reading it off) | |
127.txt-2597- Temperature — as set — minus | |
— | |
— | |
127.txt-2605- DATA | |
127.txt-2606- Perhaps it is a sensor malfunction. | |
127.txt-2607- Computer — query. Is growth | |
127.txt-2608- actually occurring? | |
127.txt-2609- | |
127.txt:2610: COMPUTER VOICE | |
127.txt-2611- Confirmed. | |
127.txt-2612- | |
127.txt-2613-79 ANOTHER ANGLE (OPTICAL) | |
127.txt-2614- | |
127.txt-2615- as the door opens and Doctor Pulaski enters. She nods | |
— | |
— | |
128.txt-44- WESLEY | |
128.txt-45- TRANSPORTER CHIEF | |
128.txt-46- HASKELL | |
128.txt-47- | |
128.txt-48- Voice-Over | |
128.txt:49: COMPUTER VOICE | |
128.txt-50- | |
128.txt-51- STAR TREK: "Where Silence… " – 9/27/88 – SETS | |
128.txt-52- | |
128.txt-53- STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION | |
128.txt-54- "Where Silence Has Lease" | |
— | |
— | |
128.txt-2512- | |
128.txt-2513- Picard and Riker enter the Engineering Section and move | |
128.txt-2514- to either side of the console. After a beat, Picard | |
128.txt-2515- reaches out and places his hand on the panel. | |
128.txt-2516- | |
128.txt:2517: COMPUTER VOICE | |
128.txt-2518- Recognize Picard… Jean-Luc… | |
128.txt-2519- | |
128.txt-2520- Riker places his hand on the opposite panel. | |
128.txt-2521- | |
— | |
128.txt-2518- Recognize Picard… Jean-Luc… | |
128.txt-2519- | |
128.txt-2520- Riker places his hand on the opposite panel. | |
128.txt-2521- | |
128.txt:2522: COMPUTER VOICE) | |
128.txt-2523- (continuing) | |
128.txt-2524- Recognize Riker… William T. | |
128.txt-2525- | |
128.txt-2526- PICARD | |
128.txt-2527- Initiate auto-destruct sequence. | |
— | |
— | |
128.txt-2524- Recognize Riker… William T. | |
128.txt-2525- | |
128.txt-2526- PICARD | |
128.txt-2527- Initiate auto-destruct sequence. | |
128.txt-2528- | |
128.txt:2529: COMPUTER VOICE | |
128.txt-2530- Does Riker… William T. concur? | |
128.txt-2531- | |
128.txt-2532- RIKER | |
128.txt-2533- I do. Initiate auto-destruct | |
128.txt-2534- sequence. | |
— | |
— | |
128.txt-2531- | |
128.txt-2532- RIKER | |
128.txt-2533- I do. Initiate auto-destruct | |
128.txt-2534- sequence. | |
128.txt-2535- | |
128.txt:2536: COMPUTER VOICE | |
128.txt-2537- What is the desired time interval? | |
128.txt-2538- | |
128.txt-2539- PICARD | |
128.txt-2540- Stand by. | |
128.txt-2541- (turns to Riker) | |
— | |
— | |
128.txt-2571- minutes. | |
128.txt-2572- | |
128.txt-2573- Picard and Riker turn to leave as the clock begins its | |
128.txt-2574- electronic countdown to auto-destruct. | |
128.txt-2575- | |
128.txt:2576: COMPUTER VOICE | |
128.txt-2577- Twenty minutes to auto-destruct, | |
128.txt-2578- mark. | |
128.txt-2579- | |
128.txt-2580- They exit. Then, in the empty room: | |
128.txt-2581- | |
— | |
— | |
128.txt-2577- Twenty minutes to auto-destruct, | |
128.txt-2578- mark. | |
128.txt-2579- | |
128.txt-2580- They exit. Then, in the empty room: | |
128.txt-2581- | |
128.txt:2582: COMPUTER VOICE | |
128.txt-2583- (continuing) | |
128.txt-2584- Nineteen minutes, fifty seconds… | |
128.txt-2585- | |
128.txt-2586-111 EXT. SPACE – THE ENTERPRISE (OPTICAL) | |
128.txt-2587- | |
— | |
— | |
128.txt-2730- ANGLE – as he touches it: | |
128.txt-2731- | |
128.txt-2732- PICARD | |
128.txt-2733- Computer, locate Commander Data. | |
128.txt-2734- | |
128.txt:2735: COMPUTER VOICE | |
128.txt-2736- Commander Data is on the bridge. | |
128.txt-2737- | |
128.txt-2738- Picard turns. | |
128.txt-2739- | |
128.txt-2740-116 WIDER ANGLE – PICARD AND ENTIRE CABIN | |
— | |
— | |
128.txt-2768- PICARD | |
128.txt-2769- Hold. | |
128.txt-2770- | |
128.txt-2771- As Picard exits. | |
128.txt-2772- | |
128.txt:2773: COMPUTER VOICE | |
128.txt-2774- Fifty seconds to auto-destruct. | |
128.txt-2775- | |
128.txt-2776-117 OMITTED | |
128.txt-2777- | |
128.txt-2778-117A INT. MAIN BRIDGE (OPTICAL) | |
— | |
— | |
128.txt-2778-117A INT. MAIN BRIDGE (OPTICAL) | |
128.txt-2779- | |
128.txt-2780- There is the familiar starfield on the viewscreen as | |
128.txt-2781- Picard enters from the turbolift. | |
128.txt-2782- | |
128.txt:2783: COMPUTER VOICE | |
128.txt-2784- Thirty seconds to auto-destruct. | |
128.txt-2785- | |
128.txt-2786- DATA | |
128.txt-2787- Captain, we are clear of the | |
128.txt-2788- void. You may stop the | |
— | |
— | |
128.txt-2821- — we are at warp six — on | |
128.txt-2822- course… | |
128.txt-2823- | |
128.txt-2824- No one even breathes for a long moment… | |
128.txt-2825- | |
128.txt:2826: COMPUTER VOICE | |
128.txt-2827- Ten seconds to auto-destruct. | |
128.txt-2828- Nine seconds. Eight seconds. | |
128.txt-2829- Seven seconds… Six seconds… | |
128.txt-2830- | |
128.txt-2831- DATA | |
— | |
— | |
128.txt-2829- Seven seconds… Six seconds… | |
128.txt-2830- | |
128.txt-2831- DATA | |
128.txt-2832- … to the Morgana Quadrant. | |
128.txt-2833- | |
128.txt:2834: COMPUTER VOICE | |
128.txt-2835- Five seconds. Four seconds… | |
128.txt-2836- | |
128.txt-2837- PICARD | |
128.txt-2838- Troi? | |
128.txt-2839- | |
— | |
— | |
128.txt-2842- sense its presence. | |
128.txt-2843- | |
128.txt-2844- PICARD | |
128.txt-2845- Abort auto-destruct sequence. | |
128.txt-2846- | |
128.txt:2847: COMPUTER VOICE | |
128.txt-2848- Three seconds. Two seconds… | |
128.txt-2849- Riker, William T. Do you concur? | |
128.txt-2850- | |
128.txt-2851- RIKER | |
128.txt-2852- (relieved) | |
— | |
— | |
129.txt-46- RUFFIAN | |
129.txt-47- ASSISTANT ENGINEER | |
129.txt-48- (CLANCY) Non-Speaking | |
129.txt-49- MAN | |
129.txt-50- Voice-Over STREET VENDORS | |
129.txt:51: COMPUTER VOICE PENNY POSTMEN | |
129.txt-52- BOBBIES | |
129.txt-53- STREET URCHINS | |
129.txt-54- BARRISTERS | |
129.txt-55- BUSINESSMEN | |
129.txt-56- LADIES | |
— | |
— | |
129.txt-326- mystery by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, | |
129.txt-327- where I will play Sherlock Holmes | |
129.txt-328- and Lieutenant La Forge will be | |
129.txt-329- Doctor Watson. | |
129.txt-330- | |
129.txt:331: COMPUTER VOICE | |
129.txt-332- Program complete — you may enter. | |
129.txt-333- | |
129.txt-334- The Holodeck doors open onto: | |
129.txt-335- | |
129.txt-336-9 INT. HOLODECK – THE SITTING ROOM AT 221B BAKER | |
— | |
— | |
129.txt-859- Will that be sufficient, Doctor? | |
129.txt-860- | |
129.txt-861- PULASKI | |
129.txt-862- We'll see. | |
129.txt-863- | |
129.txt:864: COMPUTER VOICE | |
129.txt-865- Program complete — you may enter. | |
129.txt-866- | |
129.txt-867-15 INT. HOLODECK – LONDON STREET – NIGHT | |
129.txt-868- | |
129.txt-869- The Holodeck doors open, REVEALING Victorian London. | |
— | |
— | |
129.txt-1087- Computer, in the Holmesian style, | |
129.txt-1088- create a mystery to confound Data | |
129.txt-1089- with an opponent who has the | |
129.txt-1090- ability to defeat him. | |
129.txt-1091- | |
129.txt:1092: COMPUTER VOICE | |
129.txt-1093- Define parameters of the program. | |
129.txt-1094- | |
129.txt-1095- PULASKI | |
129.txt-1096- What does that mean? | |
129.txt-1097- | |
— | |
— | |
129.txt-1212- Data, Geordi and Pulaski move OUT OF SCENE. | |
129.txt-1213- | |
129.txt-1214- MORIARTY | |
129.txt-1215- What have we here? | |
129.txt-1216- | |
129.txt:1217: COMPUTER VOICE | |
129.txt-1218- Computer, standing by. | |
129.txt-1219- | |
129.txt-1220- Moriarty reacts, then: | |
129.txt-1221- | |
129.txt-1222- MORIARTY | |
— | |
— | |
129.txt-1224- | |
129.txt-1225- STAR TREK: "Elementary… " – 10/12/88 – ACT TWO 23. | |
129.txt-1226- | |
129.txt-1227-23A CONTINUED: | |
129.txt-1228- | |
129.txt:1229: COMPUTER VOICE | |
129.txt-1230- If you refer to the arch you | |
129.txt-1231- ordered, it provides computer | |
129.txt-1232- control. Do you wish to input | |
129.txt-1233- any commands? | |
129.txt-1234- | |
— | |
— | |
129.txt-1987- | |
129.txt-1988- DATA | |
129.txt-1989- Computer. Execute a complete | |
129.txt-1990- shutdown of the Holodeck. | |
129.txt-1991- | |
129.txt:1992: COMPUTER VOICE | |
129.txt-1993- Access denied. | |
129.txt-1994- | |
129.txt-1995- DATA | |
129.txt-1996- Explain. | |
129.txt-1997- | |
— | |
— | |
129.txt-1993- Access denied. | |
129.txt-1994- | |
129.txt-1995- DATA | |
129.txt-1996- Explain. | |
129.txt-1997- | |
129.txt:1998: COMPUTER VOICE | |
129.txt-1999- Override protocol has been | |
129.txt-2000- initiated. | |
129.txt-2001- | |
129.txt-2002- STAR TREK: "Elementary… " – 10/12/88 – ACT THREE 38. | |
129.txt-2003- | |
— | |
— | |
129.txt-2078- | |
129.txt-2079- PICARD | |
129.txt-2080- Computer. Tell me. Why wasn't | |
129.txt-2081- the Holodeck program terminated? | |
129.txt-2082- | |
129.txt:2083: COMPUTER VOICE | |
129.txt-2084- The override protocol has been | |
129.txt-2085- initiated. | |
129.txt-2086- | |
129.txt-2087- PICARD | |
129.txt-2088- On whose authority? | |
— | |
— | |
129.txt-2085- initiated. | |
129.txt-2086- | |
129.txt-2087- PICARD | |
129.txt-2088- On whose authority? | |
129.txt-2089- | |
129.txt:2090: COMPUTER VOICE | |
129.txt-2091- Lieutenant Geordi La Forge. | |
129.txt-2092- | |
129.txt-2093- All eyes turn to Geordi. | |
129.txt-2094- | |
129.txt-2095- GEORDI | |
— | |
— | |
129.txt-2202- failsafe has been overridden. | |
129.txt-2203- | |
129.txt-2204- PICARD | |
129.txt-2205- Computer, locate Doctor Pulaski. | |
129.txt-2206- | |
129.txt:2207: COMPUTER VOICE | |
129.txt-2208- Doctor Pulaski is on Holodeck Two. | |
129.txt-2209- | |
129.txt-2210- PICARD | |
129.txt-2211- And her vital signs? | |
129.txt-2212- | |
— | |
— | |
129.txt-2208- Doctor Pulaski is on Holodeck Two. | |
129.txt-2209- | |
129.txt-2210- PICARD | |
129.txt-2211- And her vital signs? | |
129.txt-2212- | |
129.txt:2213: COMPUTER VOICE | |
129.txt-2214- Strong and stable. | |
129.txt-2215- | |
129.txt-2216- PICARD | |
129.txt-2217- Counselor Troi, have you a sense | |
129.txt-2218- of our opponent? | |
— | |
— | |
129.txt-2287- Then stops. | |
129.txt-2288- | |
129.txt-2289- PICARD | |
129.txt-2290- Computer — what happened? | |
129.txt-2291- | |
129.txt:2292: COMPUTER VOICE | |
129.txt-2293- Attitude and stabilization control | |
129.txt-2294- of the Enterprise was momentarily | |
129.txt-2295- transferred to Holodeck Two. | |
129.txt-2296- | |
129.txt-2297- PICARD | |
— | |
— | |
129.txt-2556- Shall we sally forth, Mr. Holmes? | |
129.txt-2557- (to computer) | |
129.txt-2558- Computer tell me, is the program | |
129.txt-2559- still running? | |
129.txt-2560- | |
129.txt:2561: COMPUTER VOICE | |
129.txt-2562- Affirmative. You may enter. | |
129.txt-2563- | |
129.txt-2564- PICARD | |
129.txt-2565- Open. | |
129.txt-2566- | |
— | |
— | |
133.txt-45- WESLEY TRANSPORTER OPERATOR | |
133.txt-46- TROI MEDIC | |
133.txt-47- DATA | |
133.txt-48- WORF | |
133.txt-49- Non-Speaking Voice-Over | |
133.txt:50: USS ENTERPRISE COM PANEL/COMPUTER VOICE | |
133.txt-51- 2 CREWMEMBERS TRANSPORTER COM VOICE | |
133.txt-52- | |
133.txt-53- USS LANTREE | |
133.txt-54- CREWMEMBER (DEAD) | |
133.txt-55- CAPTAIN TELAKA (DEAD) | |
— | |
— | |
133.txt-1117- WORF | |
133.txt-1118- (to com panel) | |
133.txt-1119- Codename Firestorm. Access A-D- | |
133.txt-1120- three-three-two-four-nine. | |
133.txt-1121- | |
133.txt:1122: COMPUTER VOICE | |
133.txt-1123- Federation security code | |
133.txt-1124- recognized. Access confirmed. | |
133.txt-1125- | |
133.txt-1126- Worf takes a last look around the bridge. With great | |
133.txt-1127- sadness, his eyes move from one crewmember's body to the | |
— | |
— | |
133.txt-1130- | |
133.txt-1131- WORF | |
133.txt-1132- Set auto-destruct. Twenty second | |
133.txt-1133- delay. | |
133.txt-1134- | |
133.txt:1135: COMPUTER VOICE | |
133.txt-1136- Auto-destruct active. Eighteen | |
133.txt-1137- seconds… sixteen seconds… | |
133.txt-1138- | |
133.txt-1139- Worf pauses for a moment, a silent salute to the | |
133.txt-1140- bravery of the Lantree crew. he touches his insignia. | |
— | |
— | |
133.txt-1142- WORF | |
133.txt-1143- Energize. | |
133.txt-1144- | |
133.txt-1145- He's transformed into glittering energy and vanishes. | |
133.txt-1146- | |
133.txt:1147: COMPUTER VOICE | |
133.txt-1148- Twelve seconds… ten seconds… | |
133.txt-1149- | |
133.txt-1150- EXT. SPACE (OPTICAL) | |
133.txt-1151- | |
133.txt-1152- For a moment the two ships drift together as before. | |
— | |
— | |
133.txt-2184- | |
133.txt-2185- Riker is stunned. Doctor Pulaski enters the | |
133.txt-2186- shuttlecraft. Data looks at Riker with a shrug. He | |
133.txt-2187- follows Pulaski in and the hatch closes behind them. | |
133.txt-2188- | |
133.txt:2189: COMPUTER VOICE (V.O.) | |
133.txt-2190- (from com panel) | |
133.txt-2191- All personnel, clear the shuttle | |
133.txt-2192- bay. | |
133.txt-2193- | |
133.txt-2194- Riker jumps to the com panel. | |
— | |
— | |
133.txt-2197- (to com panel) | |
133.txt-2198- Computer — override shuttle | |
133.txt-2199- operations! Halt departure! | |
133.txt-2200- Secure the shuttle! | |
133.txt-2201- | |
133.txt:2202: COMPUTER VOICE (V.O.) | |
133.txt-2203- Riker, William T. Presently on | |
133.txt-2204- inactive duty status. No command | |
133.txt-2205- authorization. | |
133.txt-2206- (beat) | |
133.txt-2207- All personnel, clear the shuttle | |
— | |
— | |
133.txt-2229- INT. SHUTTLE BAY CONTROL ROOM (BLUE SCREEN) | |
133.txt-2230- | |
133.txt-2231- Through the airlock viewing port, Riker watches, | |
133.txt-2232- powerless and apprehensive. | |
133.txt-2233- | |
133.txt:2234: COMPUTER VOICE (V.O.) | |
133.txt-2235- (from com panel) | |
133.txt-2236- Shuttle Bay One is clear. Access | |
133.txt-2237- hatch sealed. Initiating | |
133.txt-2238- decompression. | |
133.txt-2239- | |
— | |
— | |
133.txt-2239- | |
133.txt-2240- DATA (V.O.) | |
133.txt-2241- Stand by to open shuttle bay | |
133.txt-2242- doors. | |
133.txt-2243- | |
133.txt:2244: COMPUTER VOICE (V.O.) | |
133.txt-2245- Decompression complete. Opening | |
133.txt-2246- main shuttle bay doors. | |
133.txt-2247- | |
133.txt-2248- Beyond the shuttlecraft, the hangar bay doors begin | |
133.txt-2249- to part, revealing the starry night. | |
— | |
— | |
135.txt-38- PICARD CAPTAIN PHILLIPA LOUVOIS | |
135.txt-39- RIKER ADMIRAL NAKAMURA (MALE) | |
135.txt-40- DATA COMMANDER BRUCE MADDOX | |
135.txt-41- PULASKI | |
135.txt-42- TROI Voice-Over | |
135.txt:43: GEORDI COMPUTER VOICE | |
135.txt-44- WORF | |
135.txt-45- WESLEY | |
135.txt-46- GUINAN | |
135.txt-47- O'BRIEN | |
135.txt-48- | |
— | |
— | |
135.txt-48- | |
135.txt-49- Non-Speaking | |
135.txt-50- CREWMEMBERS | |
135.txt-51- | |
135.txt-52- Voice-Over | |
135.txt:53: COMPUTER VOICE | |
135.txt-54- | |
135.txt-55- STAR TREK: "The Measure of a Man" – 12/14/88 – SETS | |
135.txt-56- | |
135.txt-57- STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION | |
135.txt-58- "The Measure of a Man" | |
— | |
— | |
135.txt-907- on his desk) | |
135.txt-908- Computer. Pull all relevant | |
135.txt-909- Starfleet regulations concerning | |
135.txt-910- officer transfers. | |
135.txt-911- | |
135.txt:912: COMPUTER VOICE | |
135.txt-913- Working. | |
135.txt-914- | |
135.txt-915- Page after page of regulations begin to scroll across | |
135.txt-916- the screen. Picard, knuckling his chin, studies them | |
135.txt-917- in frowning abstraction. | |
— | |
— | |
135.txt-1845- | |
135.txt-1846- RIKER | |
135.txt-1847- Computer, identify Riker, William | |
135.txt-1848- T. Clearance level blue. | |
135.txt-1849- | |
135.txt:1850: COMPUTER VOICE | |
135.txt-1851- Identified. Ready. | |
135.txt-1852- | |
135.txt-1853- RIKER | |
135.txt-1854- Access all technical schematics | |
135.txt-1855- of Lieutenant Commander Data. | |
— | |
— | |
135.txt-1852- | |
135.txt-1853- RIKER | |
135.txt-1854- Access all technical schematics | |
135.txt-1855- of Lieutenant Commander Data. | |
135.txt-1856- | |
135.txt:1857: COMPUTER VOICE | |
135.txt-1858- Working. | |
135.txt-1859- | |
135.txt-1860- STAR TREK: "The Measure of a Man" – 12/14/88 – ACT FOUR 35. | |
135.txt-1861- | |
135.txt-1862-19A CONTINUED: | |
— | |
— | |
135.txt-1886- High-tech room. An amphitheater-like arrangement where | |
135.txt-1887- spectators can sit. Picard with Data seated at their | |
135.txt-1888- table. Riker and Maddox to their right at another | |
135.txt-1889- table. Phillipa enters. | |
135.txt-1890- | |
135.txt:1891: COMPUTER VOICE | |
135.txt-1892- All rise. | |
135.txt-1893- | |
135.txt-1894- PHILLIPA | |
135.txt-1895- (seats herself behind | |
135.txt-1896- the bench) | |
— | |
— | |
135.txt-1920- call Lieutenant Commander Data. | |
135.txt-1921- | |
135.txt-1922- Data seats himself in the witness chair, and places | |
135.txt-1923- his hand on the scanner. | |
135.txt-1924- | |
135.txt:1925: COMPUTER VOICE | |
135.txt-1926- Verify, Lieutenant Commander Data. | |
135.txt-1927- Current assignment, USS | |
135.txt-1928- Enterprise. Starfleet Command | |
135.txt-1929- Decoration for… | |
135.txt-1930- | |
— | |
— | |
135.txt-1938- read. All of it. | |
135.txt-1939- | |
135.txt-1940- PHILLIPA | |
135.txt-1941- Sustained. | |
135.txt-1942- | |
135.txt:1943: COMPUTER VOICE | |
135.txt-1944- (resuming) | |
135.txt-1945- … Gallantry, Medal of Honor with | |
135.txt-1946- clusters, Legion of Honor, the | |
135.txt-1947- Star Cross. | |
135.txt-1948- | |
— | |
— | |
135.txt-2414- Bruce Maddox as a hostile witness. | |
135.txt-2415- | |
135.txt-2416- Riker and Maddox confer, then with a shrug Maddox seats | |
135.txt-2417- himself in the witness chair. | |
135.txt-2418- | |
135.txt:2419: COMPUTER VOICE | |
135.txt-2420- Verify, Maddox, Bruce, Commander. | |
135.txt-2421- Current assignment, Chair of | |
135.txt-2422- Robotics, Federation Institute | |
135.txt-2423- of Technology. Major papers… | |
135.txt-2424- | |
— | |
— | |
137.txt-42- PULASKI Non-Speaking | |
137.txt-43- TROI YAMATO CREWMEMBERS | |
137.txt-44- GEORDI ROMULAN CREWMEMBERS | |
137.txt-45- WORF | |
137.txt-46- WESLEY Voice-Over | |
137.txt:47: ICONIAN COMPUTER VOICE | |
137.txt:48: O'BRIEN ROMULAN COMPUTER VOICE | |
137.txt-49- WILLIAMS | |
137.txt-50- DOCTOR | |
137.txt-51- | |
137.txt-52- Non-Speaking | |
137.txt-53- CREWMEMBERS | |
— | |
— | |
137.txt-51- | |
137.txt-52- Non-Speaking | |
137.txt-53- CREWMEMBERS | |
137.txt-54- | |
137.txt-55- Voice-Over | |
137.txt:56: COMPUTER VOICE | |
137.txt-57- | |
137.txt-58- STAR TREK: "Contagion" – 01/04/89 – SETS | |
137.txt-59- | |
137.txt-60- STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION | |
137.txt-61- "Contagion" | |
— | |
— | |
137.txt-682- Varley's personal log. Search | |
137.txt-683- parameter, locate entries | |
137.txt-684- containing the words Romulan and | |
137.txt-685- Iconia. | |
137.txt-686- | |
137.txt:687: COMPUTER VOICE | |
137.txt-688- Working. | |
137.txt-689- | |
137.txt-690-12 COMPUTER VIEWSCREEN (OPTICAL) | |
137.txt-691- | |
137.txt-692- Top of the screen shows a date and time code. Varley | |
— | |
— | |
137.txt-780- The future well being of the | |
137.txt-781- Federation may depend upon it. | |
137.txt-782- | |
137.txt-783- The image blips out. | |
137.txt-784- | |
137.txt:785: COMPUTER VOICE | |
137.txt-786- No further entries conforming to | |
137.txt-787- search parameters. | |
137.txt-788- | |
137.txt-789- For a long, grim moment, Picard stares at the blank | |
137.txt-790- screen. He then rises and starts to exit. But the | |
— | |
— | |
137.txt-2679- | |
137.txt-2680- Picard keys in the launch sequence. A LOW HEAVY | |
137.txt-2681- RUMBLING fills the room. A MECHANICAL, ALIEN-SOUNDING | |
137.txt-2682- VOICE begins what is obviously a countdown. | |
137.txt-2683- | |
137.txt:2684: COMPUTER VOICE | |
137.txt-2685- Kandar se. Kandar ere. | |
137.txt-2686- | |
137.txt-2687- STAR TREK: "Contagion" – REV. 01/11/89 – ACT FIVE 49. | |
137.txt-2688- | |
137.txt-2689-41 INT. MAIN ENGINEERING | |
— | |
— | |
137.txt-2792- Picard is keying the override sequence. The RUMBLING | |
137.txt-2793- becomes a ROAR. Suddenly the room is shaking. Steam | |
137.txt-2794- erupts from the console. The countdown continues over | |
137.txt-2795- this scene. | |
137.txt-2796- | |
137.txt:2797: COMPUTER VOICE | |
137.txt-2798- Kandar more, kandar sete, kandar | |
137.txt-2799- ne. | |
137.txt-2800- | |
137.txt-2801-43 EXT. SPACE – THE ENTERPRISE (OPTICAL) | |
137.txt-2802- | |
— | |
— | |
137.txt-2828- it, but at the last minute it switches to the bridge of | |
137.txt-2829- the Romulan cruiser. Picard hesitates for an instant, | |
137.txt-2830- then plunges through just as the globe shatters. Over | |
137.txt-2831- all of this the countdown continues: | |
137.txt-2832- | |
137.txt:2833: COMPUTER VOICE | |
137.txt-2834- Kandar qetar, Kandar jet, kandar | |
137.txt-2835- piqe, kandar… | |
137.txt-2836- | |
137.txt-2837-46 INT. ROMULAN MAIN BRIDGE (OPTICAL) | |
137.txt-2838- | |
— | |
— | |
137.txt-2840- bridge is a disaster. Sparks off some of the consoles, | |
137.txt-2841- etc. Two Romulan crewmembers with phasers move in on | |
137.txt-2842- Picard. Over all there is a HOWLING KLAXON and lights | |
137.txt-2843- flashing. A MONOTONOUS VOICE announces: | |
137.txt-2844- | |
137.txt:2845: COMPUTER VOICE | |
137.txt-2846- Setha-tri par trukatha. | |
137.txt-2847- | |
137.txt-2848-47 INT. ENTERPRISE TRANSPORTER ROOM | |
137.txt-2849- | |
137.txt-2850- O'BRIEN | |
— | |
— | |
137.txt-2871- | |
137.txt-2872- TARIS | |
137.txt-2873- (bitterly) | |
137.txt-2874- You did this. | |
137.txt-2875- | |
137.txt:2876: COMPUTER VOICE | |
137.txt-2877- Setha-ki par trukatha. | |
137.txt-2878- | |
137.txt-2879- PICARD | |
137.txt-2880- Did what? | |
137.txt-2881- | |
— | |
— | |
137.txt-2882- TARIS | |
137.txt-2883- Activated the auto-destruct. I | |
137.txt-2884- at least have the satisfaction | |
137.txt-2885- that you will die with us. | |
137.txt-2886- | |
137.txt:2887: COMPUTER VOICE | |
137.txt-2888- Setha-mille par trukatha. | |
137.txt-2889- | |
137.txt-2890- PICARD | |
137.txt-2891- (feeling the effects | |
137.txt-2892- of the transporter | |
— | |
— | |
139.txt-50- | |
139.txt-51- Non-Speaking | |
139.txt-52- CREWMEMBERS | |
139.txt-53- | |
139.txt-54- Voice-Over | |
139.txt:55: COMPUTER VOICE | |
139.txt-56- | |
139.txt-57- STAR TREK: "Time Squared" – REV. 2/7/89 – SETS | |
139.txt-58- | |
139.txt-59- STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION | |
139.txt-60- "Time Squared" | |
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— | |
140.txt-54- CREWMEMBERS | |
140.txt-55- BOLISKA | |
140.txt-56- GRAHAM | |
140.txt-57- | |
140.txt-58- Voice-Over | |
140.txt:59: COMPUTER VOICE | |
140.txt-60- | |
140.txt-61- STAR TREK: "The Icarus Factor" – 2/2/89 – SETS | |
140.txt-62- | |
140.txt-63- STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION | |
140.txt-64- "The Icarus Factor" | |
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— | |
140.txt-2293- with silent awe. | |
140.txt-2294- | |
140.txt-2295- DATA | |
140.txt-2296- Computer… Is this it? | |
140.txt-2297- | |
140.txt:2298: COMPUTER VOICE | |
140.txt-2299- Correct. Klingon Rite of | |
140.txt-2300- Ascension Chamber. | |
140.txt-2301- | |
140.txt-2302- Data looks to Geordi, who wonders: | |
140.txt-2303- | |
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— | |
141.txt-54- Non-Speaking | |
141.txt-55- CREWMEMBERS | |
141.txt-56- BARTENDER | |
141.txt-57- | |
141.txt-58- Voice-Over | |
141.txt:59: COMPUTER VOICE | |
141.txt-60- | |
141.txt-61- STAR TREK: "Pen Pals" – 2/10/89 – SETS | |
141.txt-62- | |
141.txt-63- STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION | |
141.txt-64- "Pen Pals" | |
— | |
— | |
141.txt-186- (continuing) | |
141.txt-187- Computer, program Holodeck for | |
141.txt-188- a woodland setting with a bridle | |
141.txt-189- path and an appropriate mount. | |
141.txt-190- | |
141.txt:191: COMPUTER VOICE | |
141.txt-192- Type of mount? Andorian Zabathu, | |
141.txt-193- Klingon Sark — | |
141.txt-194- | |
141.txt-195- PICARD | |
141.txt-196- (impatiently) | |
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— | |
141.txt-194- | |
141.txt-195- PICARD | |
141.txt-196- (impatiently) | |
141.txt-197- A horse, an Earth horse. | |
141.txt-198- | |
141.txt:199: COMPUTER VOICE | |
141.txt-200- Breed? | |
141.txt-201- | |
141.txt-202- STAR TREK: "Pen Pals" — REV. 2/21/89 – TEASER 3. | |
141.txt-203- | |
141.txt-204-3 CONTINUED: | |
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141.txt-217- PICARD | |
141.txt-218- I like that. Oh yes, computer, | |
141.txt-219- English tack, and I will control | |
141.txt-220- the animal myself. | |
141.txt-221- | |
141.txt:222: COMPUTER VOICE | |
141.txt-223- Acknowledged. | |
141.txt-224- | |
141.txt-225- The doors open, and there is the scene. The horse, | |
141.txt-226- already saddled and bridled, stands quietly in a glade | |
141.txt-227- in the trees tethered to an old-fashioned horse head | |
— | |
— | |
141.txt-726- when suddenly there is a signal. | |
141.txt-727- | |
141.txt-728- DATA | |
141.txt-729- Computer, identify. | |
141.txt-730- | |
141.txt:731: COMPUTER VOICE | |
141.txt-732- Sensors indicate low-level R.F. | |
141.txt-733- waves. | |
141.txt-734- | |
141.txt-735- DATA | |
141.txt-736- Is there a pattern? | |
— | |
— | |
141.txt-733- waves. | |
141.txt-734- | |
141.txt-735- DATA | |
141.txt-736- Is there a pattern? | |
141.txt-737- | |
141.txt:738: COMPUTER VOICE | |
141.txt-739- Affirmative. | |
141.txt-740- | |
141.txt-741- There is a SOUND OF STATIC and under it all a repeating | |
141.txt-742- tonal pattern. | |
141.txt-743- | |
— | |
— | |
141.txt-742- tonal pattern. | |
141.txt-743- | |
141.txt-744- DATA | |
141.txt-745- Naturally occurring? | |
141.txt-746- | |
141.txt:747: COMPUTER VOICE | |
141.txt-748- Negative. | |
141.txt-749- | |
141.txt-750- DATA | |
141.txt-751- Key universal translator. | |
141.txt-752- | |
— | |
— | |
141.txt-748- Negative. | |
141.txt-749- | |
141.txt-750- DATA | |
141.txt-751- Key universal translator. | |
141.txt-752- | |
141.txt:753: COMPUTER VOICE | |
141.txt-754- Unable to comply. Weak signal. | |
141.txt-755- | |
141.txt-756- DATA | |
141.txt-757- Lock on com link and boost. | |
141.txt-758- | |
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141.txt-758- | |
141.txt-759- STAR TREK: "Pen Pals" – REV. 2/21/89 – ACT ONE 14. | |
141.txt-760- | |
141.txt-761-10 CONTINUED: | |
141.txt-762- | |
141.txt:763: COMPUTER VOICE | |
141.txt-764- Lock on complete. | |
141.txt-765- | |
141.txt-766- DATA | |
141.txt-767- Read. | |
141.txt-768- | |
— | |
— | |
141.txt-764- Lock on complete. | |
141.txt-765- | |
141.txt-766- DATA | |
141.txt-767- Read. | |
141.txt-768- | |
141.txt:769: COMPUTER VOICE | |
141.txt-770- Working. | |
141.txt-771- | |
141.txt-772- Data settles back to wait. | |
141.txt-773- | |
141.txt-774-11 INT. GEOPHYSICAL LABORATORY (OPTICAL) | |
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141.txt-845- | |
141.txt-846-12 INT. DATA'S QUARTERS | |
141.txt-847- | |
141.txt-848- Data seated at his desk. | |
141.txt-849- | |
141.txt:850: COMPUTER VOICE | |
141.txt-851- Analysis complete. | |
141.txt-852- | |
141.txt-853- STAR TREK: "Pen Pals" – REV. 2/14/89 – ACT ONE 16. | |
141.txt-854- | |
141.txt-855-12 CONTINUED: | |
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141.txt-963- | |
141.txt-964-15 INT. CORRIDOR (OPTICAL) | |
141.txt-965- | |
141.txt-966- Picard is keying the Holodeck panel. | |
141.txt-967- | |
141.txt:968: COMPUTER VOICE | |
141.txt-969- Program complete. Enter when | |
141.txt-970- ready. | |
141.txt-971- | |
141.txt-972- The doors open and we see the woodland scene with the | |
141.txt-973- Arab mare patiently waiting. Picard ENTERS. | |
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— | |
141.txt-1097- | |
141.txt-1098- DATA | |
141.txt-1099- Access all volcanic and tectonic | |
141.txt-1100- plate activity of Drema Four. | |
141.txt-1101- | |
141.txt:1102: COMPUTER VOICE | |
141.txt-1103- Accessing. | |
141.txt-1104- | |
141.txt-1105- Information hits the screen, and Data executes a fast | |
141.txt-1106- read. | |
141.txt-1107- | |
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— | |
141.txt-1106- read. | |
141.txt-1107- | |
141.txt-1108- DATA | |
141.txt-1109- Computer, locate Captain Picard. | |
141.txt-1110- | |
141.txt:1111: COMPUTER VOICE | |
141.txt-1112- Captain Picard is on Holodeck | |
141.txt-1113- Three. | |
141.txt-1114- | |
141.txt-1115- Data crosses and enters the turbolift. His expression | |
141.txt-1116- is very serious. | |
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141.txt-1934- | |
141.txt-1935- DATA | |
141.txt-1936- Sarjenka, this is Data. Respond | |
141.txt-1937- please. | |
141.txt-1938- | |
141.txt:1939: COMPUTER VOICE | |
141.txt-1940- Unable to complete transmission. | |
141.txt-1941- | |
141.txt-1942- DATA | |
141.txt-1943- Reason for failure? | |
141.txt-1944- | |
— | |
— | |
141.txt-1940- Unable to complete transmission. | |
141.txt-1941- | |
141.txt-1942- DATA | |
141.txt-1943- Reason for failure? | |
141.txt-1944- | |
141.txt:1945: COMPUTER VOICE | |
141.txt-1946- Damage to remote receiver on | |
141.txt-1947- planet's surface. | |
141.txt-1948- | |
141.txt-1949- Data rises, and heads briskly out the door. | |
141.txt-1950- | |
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144.txt-181- Always. | |
144.txt-182- | |
144.txt-183- Suddenly, the oscillations of the sound appear on the | |
144.txt-184- screen, then a page of print. | |
144.txt-185- | |
144.txt:186: COMPUTER VOICE | |
144.txt-187- Signal analysis complete. | |
144.txt-188- Distress beacon used by the | |
144.txt-189- European Hegemony. | |
144.txt-190- | |
144.txt-191- STAR TREK: "Send In The Clones" – 3/17/89 – TEASER 3. | |
— | |
— | |
144.txt-202- government. You should read more | |
144.txt-203- history, Number One. Computer, | |
144.txt-204- bracket exact dates when this | |
144.txt-205- beacon was in general use. | |
144.txt-206- | |
144.txt:207: COMPUTER VOICE | |
144.txt-208- Old Earth calendar, 2123 until | |
144.txt-209- 2190. | |
144.txt-210- | |
144.txt-211- RIKER | |
144.txt-212- No extraterrestrial source has | |
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— | |
144.txt-210- | |
144.txt-211- RIKER | |
144.txt-212- No extraterrestrial source has | |
144.txt-213- ever used this beacon? | |
144.txt-214- | |
144.txt:215: COMPUTER VOICE | |
144.txt-216- Negative. | |
144.txt-217- | |
144.txt-218- PICARD | |
144.txt-219- Locate all Earth deep space | |
144.txt-220- launches from 2123 until 2190, | |
— | |
— | |
144.txt-218- PICARD | |
144.txt-219- Locate all Earth deep space | |
144.txt-220- launches from 2123 until 2190, | |
144.txt-221- and list their destinations. | |
144.txt-222- | |
144.txt:223: COMPUTER VOICE | |
144.txt-224- Working. | |
144.txt-225- | |
144.txt-226- A neat two column list appears on the screen. Picard | |
144.txt-227- scans it eagerly. Then leans back in disappointment. | |
144.txt-228- | |
— | |
— | |
144.txt-1084- | |
144.txt-1085- STAR TREK: "Send In The Clones" – 3/17/89 – ACT TWO 20. | |
144.txt-1086- | |
144.txt-1087-19 CONTINUED: | |
144.txt-1088- | |
144.txt:1089: COMPUTER VOICE | |
144.txt-1090- Fire in Cargo Hold Seven. | |
144.txt-1091- | |
144.txt-1092- RIKER | |
144.txt-1093- The Bringloidi! | |
144.txt-1094- | |
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— | |
145.txt-52- | |
145.txt-53- Non-speaking Non-Speaking | |
145.txt-54- SECURITY GUARD ANTEDIAN DIGNITARY | |
145.txt-55- BAR CROWD | |
145.txt-56- Voice-over SAILOR | |
145.txt:57: COMPUTER VOICE BLEACHED BLOND | |
145.txt-58- HARD DRINKERS | |
145.txt-59- CHINESE-AMERICAN | |
145.txt-60- MISC. PATRONS | |
145.txt-61- | |
145.txt-62- | |
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— | |
145.txt-1528- California, United States Of | |
145.txt-1529- America, the year 1945 A.D., | |
145.txt-1530- program to fit the novel, "The | |
145.txt-1531- Long Dark Tunnel". | |
145.txt-1532- | |
145.txt:1533: COMPUTER VOICE | |
145.txt-1534- You may enter when ready. | |
145.txt-1535- | |
145.txt-1536-43 PULL BACK TO SEE PICARD (OPTICAL) | |
145.txt-1537- | |
145.txt-1538- decked out in trenchcoat and fedora, re-entering | |
— | |
— | |
145.txt-2879- | |
145.txt-2880- MRS. TROI | |
145.txt-2881- Tell me, computer, is Commander | |
145.txt-2882- Riker still on the bridge? | |
145.txt-2883- | |
145.txt:2884: COMPUTER VOICE | |
145.txt-2885- Negative. Riker is currently in | |
145.txt-2886- Holodeck Three. | |
145.txt-2887- | |
145.txt-2888- MRS. TROI | |
145.txt-2889- Holodeck? Where is that? | |
— | |
— | |
145.txt-2886- Holodeck Three. | |
145.txt-2887- | |
145.txt-2888- MRS. TROI | |
145.txt-2889- Holodeck? Where is that? | |
145.txt-2890- | |
145.txt:2891: COMPUTER VOICE | |
145.txt-2892- Follow the com panel lights. They | |
145.txt-2893- will lead you there. | |
145.txt-2894- | |
145.txt-2895- The panels begin to light up, pointing the way to the | |
145.txt-2896- Holodeck. | |
— | |
— | |
146.txt-49- O'BRIEN | |
146.txt-50- ENSIGN CLANCEY | |
146.txt-51- TACTICAL CREWMAN | |
146.txt-52- | |
146.txt-53- Voice-over | |
146.txt:54: COMPUTER VOICE | |
146.txt-55- FEMALE COM VOICE | |
146.txt-56- | |
146.txt-57- Non-Speaking Non-Speaking | |
146.txt-58- N.D. CREWMEMBERS THREE ALIEN WARRIORS | |
146.txt-59- KLINGON CREWMEMBERS | |
— | |
— | |
146.txt-1661-43 INT. CORRIDOR OUTSIDE HOLODECK | |
146.txt-1662- | |
146.txt-1663- as K'Ehleyr approaches. She touches the Holodeck | |
146.txt-1664- panel; it lights up. | |
146.txt-1665- | |
146.txt:1666: COMPUTER VOICE | |
146.txt-1667- Enter program. | |
146.txt-1668- | |
146.txt-1669- K'EHLEYR | |
146.txt-1670- Show me the exercise menu. | |
146.txt-1671- | |
— | |
— | |
146.txt-1682- Calisthenics program of Lieutenant | |
146.txt-1683- Worf. | |
146.txt-1684- | |
146.txt-1685- After a beat: | |
146.txt-1686- | |
146.txt:1687: COMPUTER VOICE | |
146.txt-1688- Program complete. You may enter | |
146.txt-1689- when ready. | |
146.txt-1690- | |
146.txt-1691- STAR TREK: "The Emissary" – REV. 4/12/89 – ACT THREE 30. | |
146.txt-1692- | |
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148.txt-1348- | |
148.txt-1349- The Parkland hidden at this moment by a WILD SECTION OF | |
148.txt-1350- CORRIDOR WALL AND HATCHWAY which, when the hatch is | |
148.txt-1351- opened, will REVEAL PARKLAND. | |
148.txt-1352- | |
148.txt:1353: COMPUTER VOICE | |
148.txt-1354- (continuing; without | |
148.txt-1355- delay) | |
148.txt-1356- And if you care to enter, | |
148.txt-1357- Commander… | |
148.txt-1358- | |
— | |
— | |
148.txt-3662- Picard enters from the turbolift. | |
148.txt-3663- | |
148.txt-3664- Geordi and Pulaski are not present. The AFT PANELS | |
148.txt-3665- FLASH that AUTO-DESTRUCT is ENGAGED. | |
148.txt-3666- | |
148.txt:3667: COMPUTER VOICE | |
148.txt-3668- Thirty seconds to auto-destruct. | |
148.txt-3669- | |
148.txt-3670- STAR TREK: "Shades of Gray" – REV. 5/2/89 – ACT FIVE 66. | |
148.txt-3671- | |
148.txt-3672-117B CONTINUED: | |
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150.txt-49- WESLEY GUARD | |
150.txt-50- GUINAN CREW OF ENGINEERS | |
150.txt-51- SUPERNUMERARIES | |
150.txt-52- | |
150.txt-53- WORK CREWMEMBER #1 | |
150.txt:54: COMPUTER VOICE | |
150.txt-55- ERIC | |
150.txt-56- ANNETTE | |
150.txt-57- MALE NURSE | |
150.txt-58- | |
150.txt-59- STAR TREK: "Evolution" – REV. 7/25/89 – SETS | |
— | |
— | |
150.txt-466- | |
150.txt-467- PICARD | |
150.txt-468- Computer, explanation for control | |
150.txt-469- malfunction. | |
150.txt-470- | |
150.txt:471: COMPUTER VOICE | |
150.txt-472- No control malfunction has been | |
150.txt-473- recorded. | |
150.txt-474- | |
150.txt-475- Off their reactions… | |
150.txt-476- | |
— | |
— | |
150.txt-646- | |
150.txt-647- STAR TREK: "Evolution" – REV. 7/25/89 – ACT ONE 11A. | |
150.txt-648- | |
150.txt-649-27 CONTINUED: | |
150.txt-650- | |
150.txt:651: COMPUTER VOICE | |
150.txt-652- The food slot is functioning | |
150.txt-653- properly. | |
150.txt-654- | |
150.txt-655- BEVERLY | |
150.txt-656- Well, check it again… | |
— | |
— | |
150.txt-657- | |
150.txt-658- STAR TREK: "Evolution" – REV. 7/25/89 – ACT ONE 12. | |
150.txt-659- | |
150.txt-660-27 CONTINUED: (2) | |
150.txt-661- | |
150.txt:662: COMPUTER VOICE | |
150.txt-663- The food slot is functioning | |
150.txt-664- properly. | |
150.txt-665- | |
150.txt-666- BEVERLY | |
150.txt-667- Deactivate food slot. | |
— | |
— | |
150.txt-952- immediately. | |
150.txt-953- | |
150.txt-954- In the back, the turbolift doors start opening and | |
150.txt-955- closing repeatedly as the computer babbles — | |
150.txt-956- | |
150.txt:957: COMPUTER VOICE | |
150.txt-958- Pawn to King Three… Knight to | |
150.txt-959- Rook Four… Queen to Bishop | |
150.txt-960- Three… | |
150.txt-961- | |
150.txt-962- DATA | |
— | |
— | |
154.txt-51- WESLEY | |
154.txt-52- O'BRIEN | |
154.txt-53- GUINAN | |
154.txt-54- CHRISTY | |
154.txt-55- LEAH BRAHMS | |
154.txt:56: COMPUTER VOICE | |
154.txt-57- | |
154.txt-58- Non-Speaking | |
154.txt-59- CREWMEMBERS | |
154.txt-60- GYPSY VIOLIN PLAYER | |
154.txt-61- | |
— | |
— | |
154.txt-200- GEORDI | |
154.txt-201- Knock it off. | |
154.txt-202- | |
154.txt-203- The music continues. | |
154.txt-204- | |
154.txt:205: COMPUTER VOICE | |
154.txt-206- Do you require full termination | |
154.txt-207- of the Holodeck program or just | |
154.txt-208- the audio portion? | |
154.txt-209- | |
154.txt-210- On Geordi's frustrated sigh… | |
— | |
— | |
154.txt-1227- GEORDI | |
154.txt-1228- Computer, as we increased our | |
154.txt-1229- power levels, was there any | |
154.txt-1230- counter-reaction? | |
154.txt-1231- | |
154.txt:1232: COMPUTER VOICE | |
154.txt-1233- Affirmative. The opposing force | |
154.txt-1234- grew in direct proportion to the | |
154.txt-1235- power output of the Enterprise. | |
154.txt-1236- | |
154.txt-1237- GEORDI | |
— | |
— | |
154.txt-1236- | |
154.txt-1237- GEORDI | |
154.txt-1238- So it kept us from forming a | |
154.txt-1239- subspace field for the warp drive? | |
154.txt-1240- | |
154.txt:1241: COMPUTER VOICE | |
154.txt-1242- That is correct. | |
154.txt-1243- | |
154.txt-1244- STAR TREK: "Booby Trap" – REV. 9/12/89 – ACT TWO 21. | |
154.txt-1245- | |
154.txt-1246-35 CONTINUED: | |
— | |
— | |
154.txt-1275- | |
154.txt-1276- The computer screen uses a digital insert to show a | |
154.txt-1277- Starfleet identification card with a photograph of an | |
154.txt-1278- attractive woman. | |
154.txt-1279- | |
154.txt:1280: COMPUTER VOICE | |
154.txt-1281- Doctor Leah Brahms. Engineer. | |
154.txt-1282- Graduate of the Daystrom | |
154.txt-1283- Institute. Theoretical Propulsion | |
154.txt-1284- Group, Galaxy class starships. | |
154.txt-1285- Team seven, junior member. | |
— | |
— | |
154.txt-1288- Junior member, huh. Looks like | |
154.txt-1289- she wrote the book on propulsion. | |
154.txt-1290- (beat, considering) | |
154.txt-1291- Call up subspace design logs… | |
154.txt-1292- | |
154.txt:1293: COMPUTER VOICE | |
154.txt-1294- Select menu, visual records or | |
154.txt-1295- L. Brahms' voice entries. | |
154.txt-1296- | |
154.txt-1297- STAR TREK: "Booby Trap" – REV. 9/6/89 – ACT TWO 22. | |
154.txt-1298- | |
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— | |
154.txt-1474- (standing) | |
154.txt-1475- Computer, is there a cross section | |
154.txt-1476- of the engines we can replicate | |
154.txt-1477- on a Holodeck? | |
154.txt-1478- | |
154.txt:1479: COMPUTER VOICE | |
154.txt-1480- Select menu: design specifications | |
154.txt-1481- or prototype schematic. | |
154.txt-1482- | |
154.txt-1483- GEORDI | |
154.txt-1484- Prototype? Elaborate… | |
— | |
— | |
154.txt-1485- | |
154.txt-1486- STAR TREK: "Booby Trap" – REV. 9/12/89 – ACT TWO 25A. | |
154.txt-1487- | |
154.txt-1488-40 CONTINUED: (2) | |
154.txt-1489- | |
154.txt:1490: COMPUTER VOICE | |
154.txt-1491- A development stage prototype | |
154.txt-1492- schematic at Utopia Planitia, | |
154.txt-1493- drafting room five, of the Mars | |
154.txt-1494- Station, Stardate 40174. | |
154.txt-1495- | |
— | |
— | |
154.txt-1506- Geordi arrives, presses a panel outside Holodeck Three. | |
154.txt-1507- | |
154.txt-1508- GEORDI | |
154.txt-1509- Ready computer? | |
154.txt-1510- | |
154.txt:1511: COMPUTER VOICE | |
154.txt-1512- Holodeck Three program is ready. | |
154.txt-1513- | |
154.txt-1514- Geordi ENTERS the Holodeck. | |
154.txt-1515- | |
154.txt-1516-42 INT. HOLODECK/DRAFTING ROOM (OPTICAL) | |
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154.txt-1605- | |
154.txt-1606- GEORDI | |
154.txt-1607- Computer, did I ask for a | |
154.txt-1608- simulation? | |
154.txt-1609- | |
154.txt:1610: COMPUTER VOICE | |
154.txt-1611- Affirmative. You asked Doctor | |
154.txt-1612- Brahms to show you which system | |
154.txt-1613- could accept reactants at a faster | |
154.txt-1614- rate. By accessing available | |
154.txt-1615- imagery, an adequate facsimile | |
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154.txt-1761- | |
154.txt-1762- GEORDI | |
154.txt-1763- (to computer) | |
154.txt-1764- … 452 through system L-575. | |
154.txt-1765- | |
154.txt:1766: COMPUTER VOICE | |
154.txt-1767- Adjustments to dilithium crystal | |
154.txt-1768- chamber complete. | |
154.txt-1769- | |
154.txt-1770- GEORDI | |
154.txt-1771- Impact analysis, computer. | |
— | |
— | |
154.txt-1768- chamber complete. | |
154.txt-1769- | |
154.txt-1770- GEORDI | |
154.txt-1771- Impact analysis, computer. | |
154.txt-1772- | |
154.txt:1773: COMPUTER VOICE | |
154.txt-1774- Warp energy has increased fourteen | |
154.txt-1775- percent. Reactants per unit time | |
154.txt-1776- remaining steady. | |
154.txt-1777- | |
154.txt-1778- GEORDI | |
— | |
— | |
154.txt-1785- GEORDI | |
154.txt-1786- Computer, do you have any… you | |
154.txt-1787- know… personality… on file | |
154.txt-1788- for Doctor Brahms? | |
154.txt-1789- | |
154.txt:1790: COMPUTER VOICE | |
154.txt-1791- Starfleet personality profile | |
154.txt-1792- analysis, stardate 37650… | |
154.txt-1793- | |
154.txt-1794- Moves to her, thinking, what else does he need… | |
154.txt-1795- | |
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154.txt-1800- | |
154.txt-1801- STAR TREK: "Booby Trap" – REV. 8/31/89 – ACT THREE 32. | |
154.txt-1802- | |
154.txt-1803-48 CONTINUED: | |
154.txt-1804- | |
154.txt:1805: COMPUTER VOICE | |
154.txt-1806- Doctor Brahms attended Chaya-seven | |
154.txt-1807- caucuses on the following | |
154.txt-1808- stardates… | |
154.txt-1809- | |
154.txt-1810- GEORDI | |
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— | |
154.txt-1813- Computer, if you add all data | |
154.txt-1814- from these sources, could you | |
154.txt-1815- synthesize a true representation | |
154.txt-1816- of Doctor Brahms? | |
154.txt-1817- | |
154.txt:1818: COMPUTER VOICE | |
154.txt-1819- There would be a nine-point-three | |
154.txt-1820- percent margin of error in the | |
154.txt-1821- interactive responses from the | |
154.txt-1822- facsimile. | |
154.txt-1823- | |
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154.txt-2217- | |
154.txt-2218-56 CONTINUED: | |
154.txt-2219- | |
154.txt-2220- The drafting room begins to fade. | |
154.txt-2221- | |
154.txt:2222: COMPUTER VOICE | |
154.txt-2223- Energy reserves reaching critical | |
154.txt-2224- stage. Standard procedure | |
154.txt-2225- requires termination of all | |
154.txt-2226- simulations. | |
154.txt-2227- | |
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154.txt-2227- | |
154.txt-2228- GEORDI | |
154.txt-2229- Computer, override standard | |
154.txt-2230- procedure… | |
154.txt-2231- | |
154.txt:2232: COMPUTER VOICE | |
154.txt-2233- Override authority restricted. | |
154.txt-2234- | |
154.txt-2235- GEORDI | |
154.txt-2236- What? — computer — | |
154.txt-2237- | |
— | |
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154.txt-2321- | |
154.txt-2322- PICARD | |
154.txt-2323- Computer, reinstate Holodeck Three | |
154.txt-2324- program. | |
154.txt-2325- | |
154.txt:2326: COMPUTER VOICE | |
154.txt-2327- Holodeck Three program is | |
154.txt-2328- reinstated. | |
154.txt-2329- | |
154.txt-2330- PICARD | |
154.txt-2331- Your best suggestion in an hour, | |
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— | |
154.txt-2636- seems like a super sophisticated graphic arcade game… | |
154.txt-2637- a ship moving through the asteroid field… when it | |
154.txt-2638- gets too close to one, there is a brilliant beam of | |
154.txt-2639- energy that covers the ship… the image freezes… | |
154.txt-2640- | |
154.txt:2641: COMPUTER VOICE | |
154.txt-2642- Fatal radiation exposure. | |
154.txt-2643- | |
154.txt-2644- GEORDI | |
154.txt-2645- Computer, reduce thrust levels | |
154.txt-2646- another four percent… adjust | |
— | |
— | |
154.txt-2663-64 CONTINUED: | |
154.txt-2664- | |
154.txt-2665- The image of the ship just begins to move when | |
154.txt-2666- radiation wipes it out. | |
154.txt-2667- | |
154.txt:2668: COMPUTER VOICE | |
154.txt-2669- Fatal radiation exposure. | |
154.txt-2670- | |
154.txt-2671- GEORDI | |
154.txt-2672- Swell. Same variables. Only | |
154.txt-2673- this time the computer didn't | |
— | |
— | |
154.txt-2674- quite make it… | |
154.txt-2675- | |
154.txt-2676- The console screen goes to static. The Red Alert | |
154.txt-2677- sounds. | |
154.txt-2678- | |
154.txt:2679: COMPUTER VOICE | |
154.txt-2680- (so calmly) | |
154.txt-2681- Deflector shield failure. Lethal | |
154.txt-2682- radiation levels. Fatal exposure | |
154.txt-2683- in twenty-six minutes. | |
154.txt-2684- | |
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154.txt-2697- | |
154.txt-2698-65 INT. HOLODECK/DRAFTING ROOM | |
154.txt-2699- | |
154.txt-2700- As before. | |
154.txt-2701- | |
154.txt:2702: COMPUTER VOICE | |
154.txt-2703- Deflector shield failure. Lethal | |
154.txt-2704- radiation levels. Fatal exposure | |
154.txt-2705- in twenty-three minutes. | |
154.txt-2706- | |
154.txt-2707- Pushing in to Geordi's face… looking at the static | |
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— | |
154.txt-2754- direction… God, it's so | |
154.txt-2755- simple… it might even work… | |
154.txt-2756- | |
154.txt-2757- She shakes her head… | |
154.txt-2758- | |
154.txt:2759: COMPUTER VOICE | |
154.txt-2760- Lethal levels of radiation… | |
154.txt-2761- | |
154.txt-2762- GEORDI | |
154.txt-2763- Computer, shut up… at least in | |
154.txt-2764- Holodeck Three… | |
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— | |
154.txt-2816- Riker looks at Picard… | |
154.txt-2817- | |
154.txt-2818- RIKER | |
154.txt-2819- One propeller, Captain… | |
154.txt-2820- | |
154.txt:2821: COMPUTER VOICE | |
154.txt-2822- Deflector shield failure. Lethal | |
154.txt-2823- radiation levels. Fatal exposure | |
154.txt-2824- in twelve minutes. | |
154.txt-2825- | |
154.txt-2826- PICARD | |
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154.txt-2882- impulse engines for a short burst. | |
154.txt-2883- Inertial dampers are on manual. | |
154.txt-2884- They may not fully compensate for | |
154.txt-2885- acceleration. Brace yourselves. | |
154.txt-2886- | |
154.txt:2887: COMPUTER VOICE | |
154.txt-2888- Deflector shield failure. Lethal | |
154.txt-2889- radiation levels. Fatal — | |
154.txt-2890- | |
154.txt-2891- RIKER | |
154.txt-2892- Computer, discontinue radiation | |
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— | |
161.txt-2579- Q ENTERS, morose… | |
161.txt-2580- | |
161.txt-2581- Q | |
161.txt-2582- Where's the Main Shuttlebay? | |
161.txt-2583- | |
161.txt:2584: COMPUTER VOICE | |
161.txt-2585- Main Shuttlebay is located on deck | |
161.txt-2586- four. | |
161.txt-2587- | |
161.txt-2588- Q | |
161.txt-2589- Take me there… | |
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165.txt-1590- Computer. Presentation overview | |
165.txt-1591- of Klingon custom and law | |
165.txt-1592- pertaining to familial | |
165.txt-1593- accountability. | |
165.txt-1594- | |
165.txt:1595: COMPUTER VOICE | |
165.txt-1596- Acknowledged. | |
165.txt-1597- | |
165.txt-1598- PICARD | |
165.txt-1599- In my Ready Room. | |
165.txt-1600- | |
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167.txt-41- RIKER SOVAK | |
167.txt-42- DATA AJUR | |
167.txt-43- BEVERLY BORATUS | |
167.txt-44- TROI JOVAL | |
167.txt-45- GEORDI | |
167.txt:46: WORF COMPUTER VOICE | |
167.txt-47- | |
167.txt-48- Non-Speaking | |
167.txt-49- RESORT SUPERNUMERARIES | |
167.txt-50- Non-Speaking MALE COMPANION | |
167.txt-51- SUPERNUMERARIES | |
— | |
— | |
168.txt-48- TROI | |
168.txt-49- GEORDI | |
168.txt-50- WORF | |
168.txt-51- WESLEY | |
168.txt-52- O'BRIEN | |
168.txt:53: COMPUTER VOICE | |
168.txt-54- | |
168.txt-55- Non-Speaking | |
168.txt-56- SUPERNUMERARIES | |
168.txt-57- ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS | |
168.txt-58- | |
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168.txt-1268- | |
168.txt-1269- PICARD | |
168.txt-1270- Remarkable. Computer — locate | |
168.txt-1271- Tam Elbrun. | |
168.txt-1272- | |
168.txt:1273: COMPUTER VOICE | |
168.txt-1274- Tam Elbrun is in Turbolift One, | |
168.txt-1275- en route to the Main Bridge. | |
168.txt-1276- | |
168.txt-1277- PICARD | |
168.txt-1278- Of course. | |
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— | |
168.txt-1501- Working on it. Computer, | |
168.txt-1502- reconfigure structural integrity | |
168.txt-1503- power to feed inner deflector | |
168.txt-1504- grid. | |
168.txt-1505- | |
168.txt:1506: COMPUTER VOICE | |
168.txt-1507- Unable to comply. Requested | |
168.txt-1508- reroute would compromise | |
168.txt-1509- operational safety limits. | |
168.txt-1510- | |
168.txt-1511- GEORDI | |
— | |
— | |
168.txt-1511- GEORDI | |
168.txt-1512- To hell with the limits. | |
168.txt-1513- Override. Authorization La Forge | |
168.txt-1514- theta two-nine-nine-seven. | |
168.txt-1515- | |
168.txt:1516: COMPUTER VOICE | |
168.txt-1517- Rerouting structural integrity | |
168.txt-1518- power supply. | |
168.txt-1519- | |
168.txt-1520- GEORDI | |
168.txt-1521- (yells to supernumerary | |
— | |
— | |
168.txt-2165- GEORDI | |
168.txt-2166- (continuing) | |
168.txt-2167- Good. Computer, run level two | |
168.txt-2168- diagnostic. | |
168.txt-2169- | |
168.txt:2170: COMPUTER VOICE | |
168.txt-2171- Port sensor array remains offline. | |
168.txt-2172- | |
168.txt-2173- GEORDI | |
168.txt-2174- Damn. | |
168.txt-2175- | |
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169.txt-48- WESLEY | |
169.txt-49- | |
169.txt-50- GUINAN | |
169.txt-51- O'BRIEN | |
169.txt-52- DUFFY | |
169.txt:53: COMPUTER VOICE | |
169.txt-54- | |
169.txt-55- Non-Speaking | |
169.txt-56- SUPERNUMERARIES | |
169.txt-57- ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS | |
169.txt-58- SECURITY GUARD | |
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169.txt-1920- | |
169.txt-1921- RIKER | |
169.txt-1922- Computer. Locate Lieutenant | |
169.txt-1923- Barclay. | |
169.txt-1924- | |
169.txt:1925: COMPUTER VOICE | |
169.txt-1926- Lieutenant Barclay is in Holodeck | |
169.txt-1927- Two. | |
169.txt-1928- | |
169.txt-1929- Geordi face falls, glances at Troi… Riker is really | |
169.txt-1930- peeved. | |
— | |
— | |
169.txt-2762- The transporter malfunction. | |
169.txt-2763- That's a connection too. | |
169.txt-2764- | |
169.txt-2765- Alarm klaxons. | |
169.txt-2766- | |
169.txt:2767: COMPUTER VOICE | |
169.txt-2768- Danger. Approaching safety | |
169.txt-2769- limits of engine containment | |
169.txt-2770- field. | |
169.txt-2771- | |
169.txt-2772- GEORDI | |
— | |
— | |
169.txt-2772- GEORDI | |
169.txt-2773- Computer, list all physical | |
169.txt-2774- substances that wouldn't normally | |
169.txt-2775- be picked up by internal scans. | |
169.txt-2776- | |
169.txt:2777: COMPUTER VOICE | |
169.txt-2778- There are fifteen thousand five | |
169.txt-2779- hundred twenty-five known | |
169.txt-2780- substances that cannot be | |
169.txt-2781- detected by standard scans. | |
169.txt-2782- | |
— | |
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169.txt-2783- GEORDI | |
169.txt-2784- (sarcastically) | |
169.txt-2785- Great. How many of those can | |
169.txt-2786- exist in an oxygen atmosphere? | |
169.txt-2787- | |
169.txt:2788: COMPUTER VOICE | |
169.txt-2789- Five hundred thirty-two. | |
169.txt-2790- | |
169.txt-2791- GEORDI | |
169.txt-2792- (irritated) | |
169.txt-2793- And could alter molecular | |
— | |
— | |
169.txt-2794- structure when it comes in | |
169.txt-2795- contact with… | |
169.txt-2796- (a beat) | |
169.txt-2797- … with glass. | |
169.txt-2798- | |
169.txt:2799: COMPUTER VOICE | |
169.txt-2800- Five. | |
169.txt-2801- | |
169.txt-2802- GEORDI | |
169.txt-2803- (touches pool table | |
169.txt-2804- button) | |
— | |
— | |
169.txt-2936- light… aims it into the canister (we don't need to | |
169.txt-2937- see inside)… Barclay reaches in with his glove and | |
169.txt-2938- as he pulls his glove out, Geordi shines the light on | |
169.txt-2939- it… | |
169.txt-2940- | |
169.txt:2941: COMPUTER VOICE | |
169.txt-2942- Danger. Exceeding safety limits | |
169.txt-2943- of engine containment field. At | |
169.txt-2944- current acceleration, structural | |
169.txt-2945- failure will occur in three | |
169.txt-2946- minutes, thirty seconds. | |
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169.txt-3018- | |
169.txt-3019- WESLEY | |
169.txt-3020- Routing… ready for engine core | |
169.txt-3021- injection. | |
169.txt-3022- | |
169.txt:3023: COMPUTER VOICE | |
169.txt-3024- At current acceleration, | |
169.txt-3025- structural failure will occur in | |
169.txt-3026- forty-five seconds. | |
169.txt-3027- | |
169.txt-3028- STAR TREK: "Hollow Pursuits" – REV. 2/16/90 – ACT FIVE 51. | |
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169.txt-3062- DATA | |
169.txt-3063- Matter injector… is on-line. | |
169.txt-3064- Anti-matter injector… still | |
169.txt-3065- locked. | |
169.txt-3066- | |
169.txt:3067: COMPUTER VOICE | |
169.txt-3068- At current acceleration, | |
169.txt-3069- structural failure will occur in | |
169.txt-3070- thirty seconds. | |
169.txt-3071- | |
169.txt-3072- PICARD | |
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170.txt-49- | |
170.txt-50- Non-Speaking | |
170.txt-51- SUPERNUMERARIES | |
170.txt-52- | |
170.txt-53- Voice Over | |
170.txt:54: ENTERPRISE COMPUTER VOICE | |
170.txt-55- | |
170.txt-56- STAR TREK: "The Most Toys" 2/25/90 – SETS | |
170.txt-57- | |
170.txt-58- STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION | |
170.txt-59- "The Most Toys" | |
— | |
— | |
170.txt-1054- GEORDI | |
170.txt-1055- Computer, did the containment | |
170.txt-1056- power supply or the backups fail | |
170.txt-1057- prior to the explosion? | |
170.txt-1058- | |
170.txt:1059: COMPUTER VOICE | |
170.txt-1060- Telemetry indicates no | |
170.txt-1061- interruption in containment field | |
170.txt-1062- power supply. Backup safety field | |
170.txt-1063- and reserve power was available | |
170.txt-1064- up until the instant of | |
— | |
— | |
170.txt-1068- Analyze telemetry from gravity | |
170.txt-1069- generator, impulse vents, fuel | |
170.txt-1070- cells, inertial dampers, and | |
170.txt-1071- related subsystems. | |
170.txt-1072- | |
170.txt:1073: COMPUTER VOICE | |
170.txt-1074- All readings negative. | |
170.txt-1075- | |
170.txt-1076- STAR TREK: "The Most Toys" – REV. 2/25/90 – ACT TWO 20. | |
170.txt-1077- | |
170.txt-1078-26B CONTINUED: | |
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170.txt-1079- | |
170.txt-1080- GEORDI | |
170.txt-1081- What about external factors? | |
170.txt-1082- Local stellar phenomena? | |
170.txt-1083- | |
170.txt:1084: COMPUTER VOICE | |
170.txt-1085- Negative. Interstellar radiation | |
170.txt-1086- and EM spikes all within normal | |
170.txt-1087- tolerances. | |
170.txt-1088- | |
170.txt-1089- GEORDI | |
— | |
— | |
170.txt-1089- GEORDI | |
170.txt-1090- Was the shuttle close enough to | |
170.txt-1091- the Enterprise to have been | |
170.txt-1092- affected by our warp fields? | |
170.txt-1093- | |
170.txt:1094: COMPUTER VOICE | |
170.txt-1095- Negative. Warp systems were | |
170.txt-1096- operating at twelve percent idle, | |
170.txt-1097- insufficient to disrupt | |
170.txt-1098- containment fields. | |
170.txt-1099- | |
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170.txt-1911- | |
170.txt-1912- PICARD | |
170.txt-1913- Computer, report on geologic | |
170.txt-1914- instability on Beta Agni Two. | |
170.txt-1915- | |
170.txt:1916: COMPUTER VOICE | |
170.txt-1917- No significant geological activity | |
170.txt-1918- has been recorded on Beta Agni Two | |
170.txt-1919- since the settlement of the | |
170.txt-1920- Federation colony. | |
170.txt-1921- | |
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170.txt-2244- | |
170.txt-2245- PICARD | |
170.txt-2246- Computer, biographical file on | |
170.txt-2247- trader Kivas Fajo. | |
170.txt-2248- | |
170.txt:2249: COMPUTER VOICE | |
170.txt-2250- Accessing file… Kivas Fajo: A | |
170.txt-2251- Zibalian trader of the Stacius | |
170.txt-2252- trade guild… a noted | |
170.txt-2253- collector… | |
170.txt-2254- | |
— | |
— | |
170.txt-2252- trade guild… a noted | |
170.txt-2253- collector… | |
170.txt-2254- | |
170.txt-2255-48A FACES – REACTIONS | |
170.txt-2256- | |
170.txt:2257: COMPUTER VOICE | |
170.txt-2258- (continuing) | |
170.txt-2259- … of rare and valuable objects | |
170.txt-2260- including the Rejac Crystal, The | |
170.txt-2261- Starry Night by Van Gogh and | |
170.txt-2262- the Lawmim Galactopedia… | |
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172.txt-52- Non-Speaking Non-Speaking | |
172.txt-53- SUPERNUMERARIES ALIEN DELEGATES | |
172.txt-54- 3 AWAY TEAM MEMBERS FERENGI CREWMAN | |
172.txt-55- | |
172.txt-56- Voice-overs | |
172.txt:57: FERENGI COMPUTER VOICE | |
172.txt-58- | |
172.txt-59- FERENGI CREWMAN | |
172.txt-60- | |
172.txt-61- STAR TREK: "Menage a Troi" REV. 3/16/90 – SETS | |
172.txt-62- | |
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172.txt-1834- | |
172.txt-1835- STAR TREK: "Menage a Troi" – REV. 3/19/90 – ACT THREE 34. | |
172.txt-1836- | |
172.txt-1837-32A CONTINUED: (2) | |
172.txt-1838- | |
172.txt:1839: COMPUTER VOICE | |
172.txt-1840- Access to communications denied. | |
172.txt-1841- All transmissions to be | |
172.txt-1842- authorized by Daimon Tog. | |
172.txt-1843- | |
172.txt-1844- Riker and Troi exchange a look — "are you thinking | |
— | |
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173.txt-47- | |
173.txt-48- O'BRIEN | |
173.txt-49- CHRISTY | |
173.txt-50- NURSE TEMPLE | |
173.txt-51- | |
173.txt:52: COMPUTER VOICE | |
173.txt-53- | |
173.txt-54- Non-Speaking | |
173.txt-55- SUPERNUMERARIES | |
173.txt-56- TWO SHUTTLE TECHNICIANS | |
173.txt-57- | |
— | |
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173.txt-1382- Computer, run transformational | |
173.txt-1383- matrix calculations. Match | |
173.txt-1384- navigational referents to known | |
173.txt-1385- stars in this sector. | |
173.txt-1386- | |
173.txt:1387: COMPUTER VOICE | |
173.txt-1388- Information on this sector is | |
173.txt-1389- incomplete. No correlation. | |
173.txt-1390- | |
173.txt-1391- GEORDI | |
173.txt-1392- (determined) | |
— | |
— | |
173.txt-1443- Computer, is there a pulsar with | |
173.txt-1444- a rotational period of… | |
173.txt-1445- one-point-five-two-four-four | |
173.txt-1446- seconds within sensor range? | |
173.txt-1447- | |
173.txt:1448: COMPUTER VOICE | |
173.txt-1449- Affirmative. | |
173.txt-1450- | |
173.txt-1451- STAR TREK: "Transfigurations" – REV. 3/29/90 – ACT TWO 24A. | |
173.txt-1452- | |
173.txt-1453-25 CONTINUED: (2) | |
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173.txt-1456- Bingo! Overlay navigational chart | |
173.txt-1457- using referenced pulsars and | |
173.txt-1458- project a flight path back to | |
173.txt-1459- origin. | |
173.txt-1460- | |
173.txt:1461: COMPUTER VOICE | |
173.txt-1462- Flight path originated at bearing | |
173.txt-1463- zero-zero-three, mark | |
173.txt-1464- zero-one-five. Distance, | |
173.txt-1465- two-point-three parsecs. | |
173.txt-1466- | |
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174.txt-1556-34 INT. ENGINEERING | |
174.txt-1557- | |
174.txt-1558- A deafening crack of thunder… the ship shakes… | |
174.txt-1559- Geordi looks up… | |
174.txt-1560- | |
174.txt:1561: COMPUTER VOICE | |
174.txt-1562- Warning. Outer hull breach. | |
174.txt-1563- | |
174.txt-1564- INTERCUT: | |
174.txt-1565- | |
174.txt-1566-35 INT. MAIN BRIDGE | |
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174.txt-1578- — | |
174.txt-1579- | |
174.txt-1580- GEORDI | |
174.txt-1581- Computer. Evacuation sequence… | |
174.txt-1582- | |
174.txt:1583: COMPUTER VOICE | |
174.txt-1584- Redirecting Engineering control | |
174.txt-1585- to bridge. Sealing doors to core | |
174.txt-1586- chamber… | |
174.txt-1587- | |
174.txt-1588- GEORDI | |
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174.txt-1589- Move it people! | |
174.txt-1590- | |
174.txt-1591- The door is sliding down… and as he runs the hell out | |
174.txt-1592- of there… | |
174.txt-1593- | |
174.txt:1594: COMPUTER VOICE | |
174.txt-1595- Warning. Inner hull failing. | |
174.txt-1596- Decompression danger, deck | |
174.txt-1597- thirty-six, section four. | |
174.txt-1598- Sealing Main Engineering. | |
174.txt-1599- | |
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177.txt-44- GEORDI | |
177.txt-45- WORF | |
177.txt-46- WESLEY | |
177.txt-47- O'BRIEN | |
177.txt-48- ENSIGN KOPF | |
177.txt:49: COMPUTER VOICE | |
177.txt-50- | |
177.txt-51- Non-Speaking | |
177.txt-52- VARIOUS SECURITY TEAMS | |
177.txt-53- NURSE | |
177.txt-54- VARIOUS SUPERNUMERARIES | |
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177.txt-439-7 CONTINUED: (2) | |
177.txt-440- | |
177.txt-441- Data doesn't react. He pushes one last button which | |
177.txt-442- is followed by a loud KLAXON. | |
177.txt-443- | |
177.txt:444: COMPUTER VOICE | |
177.txt-445- Evacuate bridge. Deck one life | |
177.txt-446- support failure in fifteen | |
177.txt-447- seconds. | |
177.txt-448- | |
177.txt-449- PICARD | |
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177.txt-456- GEORDI'S COM VOICE | |
177.txt-457- Aye, sir. | |
177.txt-458- | |
177.txt-459- Everyone hurries to the two stage-left turbolifts. | |
177.txt-460- | |
177.txt:461: COMPUTER VOICE | |
177.txt-462- Evacuate bridge. Deck one life | |
177.txt-463- support failure in ten seconds. | |
177.txt-464- | |
177.txt-465- RIKER | |
177.txt-466- Reassemble in Engineering. | |
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177.txt-468- La Forge, let's get a diagnostic | |
177.txt-469- sweep underway… | |
177.txt-470- | |
177.txt-471- The turbolift doors close before he finishes. | |
177.txt-472- | |
177.txt:473: COMPUTER VOICE | |
177.txt-474- Evacuate bridge. Deck one life | |
177.txt-475- support failure in five seconds. | |
177.txt-476- | |
177.txt-477- All is silent but the beeps coming from Data's panel. | |
177.txt-478- The CAMERA PANS to find him busy at work. | |
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177.txt-479- | |
177.txt-480- STAR TREK: "Brothers" – REV. 7/24/90 – ACT ONE 10. | |
177.txt-481- | |
177.txt-482-7 CONTINUED: (3) | |
177.txt-483- | |
177.txt:484: COMPUTER VOICE | |
177.txt-485- Deck one life support has been | |
177.txt-486- terminated. | |
177.txt-487- | |
177.txt-488- Data continues at his panel. | |
177.txt-489- | |
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177.txt-499- | |
177.txt-500- GEORDI | |
177.txt-501- Not yet. Computer, isolate cause | |
177.txt-502- of life support failure. | |
177.txt-503- | |
177.txt:504: COMPUTER VOICE | |
177.txt-505- Atmosphere conditioning pumps on | |
177.txt-506- Deck one are operating in | |
177.txt-507- negative mode. | |
177.txt-508- | |
177.txt-509- GEORDI | |
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177.txt-582- | |
177.txt-583- STAR TREK: "Brothers" – REV. 7/24/90 – ACT ONE 12. | |
177.txt-584- | |
177.txt-585-8 CONTINUED: (2) | |
177.txt-586- | |
177.txt:587: COMPUTER VOICE | |
177.txt-588- Commander Data is on the Main | |
177.txt-589- Bridge. | |
177.txt-590- | |
177.txt-591- RIKER | |
177.txt-592- What the hell is he up to? | |
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177.txt-626- DATA | |
177.txt-627- Computer. Recognize Data, | |
177.txt-628- Lieutenant Commander. Alpha One | |
177.txt-629- clearance. | |
177.txt-630- | |
177.txt:631: COMPUTER VOICE | |
177.txt-632- Priority clearance recognition | |
177.txt-633- Alpha One. | |
177.txt-634- | |
177.txt-635- STAR TREK: "Brothers" – REV. 7/19/90 – ACT ONE 13. | |
177.txt-636- | |
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177.txt-639- DATA | |
177.txt-640- Maintain minimum auxiliary power | |
177.txt-641- and disengage subspace | |
177.txt-642- communications. | |
177.txt-643- | |
177.txt:644: COMPUTER VOICE | |
177.txt-645- Acknowledged. | |
177.txt-646- | |
177.txt-647-10 INT. ENGINEERING | |
177.txt-648- | |
177.txt-649- Picard, Geordi, Wesley, Ensign Kopf, and supernumerary, | |
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177.txt-694- DATA | |
177.txt-695- (in Picard's voice) | |
177.txt-696- Computer, recognize Picard, Jean- | |
177.txt-697- Luc. Alpha Two clearance. | |
177.txt-698- | |
177.txt:699: COMPUTER VOICE | |
177.txt-700- Priority clearance recognition, | |
177.txt-701- Alpha Two. | |
177.txt-702- | |
177.txt-703- DATA | |
177.txt-704- (in Picard's voice) | |
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177.txt-702- | |
177.txt-703- DATA | |
177.txt-704- (in Picard's voice) | |
177.txt-705- Cancel separation sequence. | |
177.txt-706- | |
177.txt:707: COMPUTER VOICE | |
177.txt-708- Sequence cancelled. | |
177.txt-709- | |
177.txt-710- DATA | |
177.txt-711- (in Picard's voice) | |
177.txt-712- Isolate all remaining command | |
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177.txt-726- Computer, recognize Jean-Luc | |
177.txt-727- Picard Alpha Two priority and | |
177.txt-728- re-establish separation procedures | |
177.txt-729- immediately. | |
177.txt-730- | |
177.txt:731: COMPUTER VOICE | |
177.txt-732- Orders regarding command functions | |
177.txt-733- are no longer accepted from your | |
177.txt-734- present location. | |
177.txt-735- | |
177.txt-736- PICARD | |
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177.txt-739- | |
177.txt-740- STAR TREK: "Brothers" – REV. 7/25/90 – ACT ONE 15. | |
177.txt-741- | |
177.txt-742-12 CONTINUED: | |
177.txt-743- | |
177.txt:744: COMPUTER VOICE | |
177.txt-745- Interface terminals on Main Bridge | |
177.txt-746- only. | |
177.txt-747- | |
177.txt-748- WESLEY | |
177.txt-749- (to Picard) | |
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177.txt-1014- DATA | |
177.txt-1015- Computer, prepare to transport | |
177.txt-1016- me directly to the following | |
177.txt-1017- coordinates. | |
177.txt-1018- | |
177.txt:1019: COMPUTER VOICE | |
177.txt-1020- Site-to-site transport interlocks | |
177.txt-1021- have been manually deactivated. | |
177.txt-1022- | |
177.txt-1023- DATA | |
177.txt-1024- Can you override? | |
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177.txt-1021- have been manually deactivated. | |
177.txt-1022- | |
177.txt-1023- DATA | |
177.txt-1024- Can you override? | |
177.txt-1025- | |
177.txt:1026: COMPUTER VOICE | |
177.txt-1027- Negative. | |
177.txt-1028- | |
177.txt-1029- DATA | |
177.txt-1030- Show me the shortest route to | |
177.txt-1031- Transporter Room One. | |
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177.txt-1133- PICARD | |
177.txt-1134- Computer, estimate time from this | |
177.txt-1135- location to Starbase Four-One-Six | |
177.txt-1136- at warp nine. | |
177.txt-1137- | |
177.txt:1138: COMPUTER VOICE | |
177.txt-1139- Inquiries regarding command | |
177.txt-1140- functions are no longer accepted | |
177.txt-1141- from your present location. | |
177.txt-1142- | |
177.txt-1143- On Picard's frustration we… | |
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177.txt-1152- (in Picard's voice) | |
177.txt-1153- Computer, establish a security | |
177.txt-1154- code for access to all functions | |
177.txt-1155- previously transferred to Bridge. | |
177.txt-1156- | |
177.txt:1157: COMPUTER VOICE | |
177.txt-1158- Enter code. | |
177.txt-1159- | |
177.txt-1160- DATA | |
177.txt-1161- (in Picard's voice | |
177.txt-1162- speaking at a breakneck | |
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177.txt-1171- | |
177.txt-1172- STAR TREK: "Brothers" – REV. 7/18/90 – ACT TWO 26. | |
177.txt-1173- | |
177.txt-1174-28 CONTINUED: | |
177.txt-1175- | |
177.txt:1176: COMPUTER VOICE | |
177.txt-1177- Security code intact for all | |
177.txt-1178- specified inquiries and orders. | |
177.txt-1179- | |
177.txt-1180- Data walks to upstage left Turbolift. | |
177.txt-1181- | |
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177.txt-1824- | |
177.txt-1825- WORF | |
177.txt-1826- Computer, restore Tactical | |
177.txt-1827- Station. | |
177.txt-1828- | |
177.txt:1829: COMPUTER VOICE | |
177.txt-1830- Deactivation of command function | |
177.txt-1831- overrides requires Alpha Two | |
177.txt-1832- clearance. | |
177.txt-1833- | |
177.txt-1834- STAR TREK: "Brothers" – REV. 7/18/90 – ACT THREE 39. | |
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177.txt-1866- (to Computer) | |
177.txt-1867- Computer, this is Captain Picard. | |
177.txt-1868- Return all command functions to | |
177.txt-1869- stations. | |
177.txt-1870- | |
177.txt:1871: COMPUTER VOICE | |
177.txt-1872- Alpha Two clearance recognized. | |
177.txt-1873- Please enter security code. | |
177.txt-1874- | |
177.txt-1875- PICARD | |
177.txt-1876- (furious) | |
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178.txt-44- GEORDI JACK CRUSHER | |
178.txt-45- WORF SERGEY ROZHENKO | |
178.txt-46- WESLEY HELENA ROZHENKO | |
178.txt-47- GUINAN FEMALE COM VOICE | |
178.txt-48- O'BRIEN | |
178.txt:49: COMPUTER VOICE | |
178.txt-50- | |
178.txt-51- Non-Speaking | |
178.txt-52- 2 STARFLEET TECHNICIANS | |
178.txt-53- 1 N.D. CREWMEMBER | |
178.txt-54- SUPERNUMERARIES | |
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179.txt-47- GEORDI | |
179.txt-48- WORF | |
179.txt-49- WESLEY | |
179.txt-50- O'BRIEN | |
179.txt-51- NURSE | |
179.txt:52: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-53- | |
179.txt-54- Non-Speaking | |
179.txt-55- N.D. DOCTORS, NURSES & PATIENTS | |
179.txt-56- SECURITY OFFICER | |
179.txt-57- SUPERNUMERARIES | |
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179.txt-265- | |
179.txt-266- GEORDI | |
179.txt-267- Computer, level two diagnostic | |
179.txt-268- on warp drive systems. | |
179.txt-269- | |
179.txt:270: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-271- Antimatter containment positive. | |
179.txt-272- Warp drive within normal | |
179.txt-273- parameters. | |
179.txt-274- | |
179.txt-275- Geordi hurries over to Wesley. | |
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179.txt-356- | |
179.txt-357- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-358- Computer, current location of | |
179.txt-359- Doctor Dalen Quaice. | |
179.txt-360- | |
179.txt:361: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-362- There is no Doctor Dalen Quaice | |
179.txt-363- aboard the Enterprise. | |
179.txt-364- | |
179.txt-365- As Beverly reacts, we: | |
179.txt-366- | |
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179.txt-409- | |
179.txt-410- WORF | |
179.txt-411- Computer, where is Doctor Dalen | |
179.txt-412- Quaice? | |
179.txt-413- | |
179.txt:414: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-415- There is no Doctor Dalen Quaice | |
179.txt-416- aboard the Enterprise. | |
179.txt-417- | |
179.txt-418- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-419- Lieutenant, Doctor Quaice is very | |
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179.txt-534- | |
179.txt-535- PICARD (Cont'd) | |
179.txt-536- Point of embarkation: Starbase | |
179.txt-537- One-Three-Three. | |
179.txt-538- | |
179.txt:539: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-540- No listing. | |
179.txt-541- | |
179.txt-542- Picard looks at Beverly. | |
179.txt-543- | |
179.txt-544- BEVERLY | |
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179.txt-842- what is your present location? | |
179.txt-843- (silence) | |
179.txt-844- Computer, current whereabouts of | |
179.txt-845- Doctors Hill and Selar. | |
179.txt-846- | |
179.txt:847: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-848- There is no Doctor Hill or Doctor | |
179.txt-849- Selar aboard the Enterprise. | |
179.txt-850- | |
179.txt-851- Beverly reacts. | |
179.txt-852- | |
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179.txt-1851- Begin now. | |
179.txt-1852- | |
179.txt-1853- The computer begins a low volume recitation of Picard's | |
179.txt-1854- vital signs. There are electronic EEG sounds and: | |
179.txt-1855- | |
179.txt:1856: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-1857- One ten over seventy. One ten | |
179.txt-1858- over seventy. | |
179.txt-1859- | |
179.txt-1860- The readouts run continuously in the b.g. | |
179.txt-1861- | |
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179.txt-2103- | |
179.txt-2104- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2105- Computer, read the entire crew | |
179.txt-2106- roster for the Enterprise. | |
179.txt-2107- | |
179.txt:2108: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-2109- Doctor Beverly Crusher. | |
179.txt-2110- | |
179.txt-2111- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2112- Have I always been the only member | |
179.txt-2113- of the crew on the Starship | |
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179.txt-2111- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2112- Have I always been the only member | |
179.txt-2113- of the crew on the Starship | |
179.txt-2114- Enterprise? | |
179.txt-2115- | |
179.txt:2116: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-2117- Affirmative. | |
179.txt-2118- | |
179.txt-2119- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2120- (not serious) | |
179.txt-2121- If this was a bad dream, would | |
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179.txt-2119- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2120- (not serious) | |
179.txt-2121- If this was a bad dream, would | |
179.txt-2122- you tell me? | |
179.txt-2123- | |
179.txt:2124: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-2125- (beat) | |
179.txt-2126- That information is not available. | |
179.txt-2127- | |
179.txt-2128- She walks into — | |
179.txt-2129- | |
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179.txt-2137-45B CONTINUED: | |
179.txt-2138- | |
179.txt-2139- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2140- What date did I report on board? | |
179.txt-2141- | |
179.txt:2142: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-2143- Stardate 41154. Fourteen hundred | |
179.txt-2144- hours, three minutes. | |
179.txt-2145- | |
179.txt-2146- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2147- That sounds about right. | |
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179.txt-2147- That sounds about right. | |
179.txt-2148- (beat) | |
179.txt-2149- Computer, is there more than one | |
179.txt-2150- U.S.S. Enterprise? | |
179.txt-2151- | |
179.txt:2152: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-2153- This vessel is the fifth starship | |
179.txt-2154- to bear the name U.S.S. | |
179.txt-2155- Enterprise. It is currently the | |
179.txt-2156- only one in service. | |
179.txt-2157- | |
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179.txt-2157- | |
179.txt-2158- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2159- What is the primary mission of | |
179.txt-2160- the Starship Enterprise? | |
179.txt-2161- | |
179.txt:2162: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-2163- To explore the galaxy. | |
179.txt-2164- | |
179.txt-2165- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2166- Do I have the necessary skills | |
179.txt-2167- to complete that mission alone? | |
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179.txt-2164- | |
179.txt-2165- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2166- Do I have the necessary skills | |
179.txt-2167- to complete that mission alone? | |
179.txt-2168- | |
179.txt:2169: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-2170- Negative. | |
179.txt-2171- | |
179.txt-2172- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2173- Then why am I the only crew | |
179.txt-2174- member? | |
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179.txt-2173- Then why am I the only crew | |
179.txt-2174- member? | |
179.txt-2175- (a beat) | |
179.txt-2176- Aha, gotcha there… | |
179.txt-2177- | |
179.txt:2178: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-2179- That information is not available. | |
179.txt-2180- | |
179.txt-2181- She frowns. Enters a turbolift… | |
179.txt-2182- | |
179.txt-2183- STAR TREK: "Remember Me" – REV. 8/21/90 – ACT FOUR 41. | |
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179.txt-2189- | |
179.txt-2190- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2191- Computer, are you familiar with | |
179.txt-2192- the inhabitants of Tau Alpha C? | |
179.txt-2193- | |
179.txt:2194: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-2195- Affirmative. | |
179.txt-2196- | |
179.txt-2197- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2198- Are any presently located on a | |
179.txt-2199- starbase or vessel within | |
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179.txt-2199- starbase or vessel within | |
179.txt-2200- communication range? | |
179.txt-2201- | |
179.txt-2202- Beverly sits in the Captain's chair… | |
179.txt-2203- | |
179.txt:2204: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-2205- Negative. | |
179.txt-2206- | |
179.txt-2207- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2208- Estimated time to Tau Alpha C at | |
179.txt-2209- warp nine-point-five… | |
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179.txt-2206- | |
179.txt-2207- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2208- Estimated time to Tau Alpha C at | |
179.txt-2209- warp nine-point-five… | |
179.txt-2210- | |
179.txt:2211: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-2212- One hundred twenty-three days. | |
179.txt-2213- | |
179.txt-2214- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2215- (beat, deciding) | |
179.txt-2216- Lay in a new course for Tau Alpha | |
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179.txt-2215- (beat, deciding) | |
179.txt-2216- Lay in a new course for Tau Alpha | |
179.txt-2217- C. And send them a subspace | |
179.txt-2218- message advising our arrival. | |
179.txt-2219- | |
179.txt:2220: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-2221- Acknowledged. | |
179.txt-2222- | |
179.txt-2223- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2224- Engage. | |
179.txt-2225- | |
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179.txt-2230-45C CONTINUED: | |
179.txt-2231- | |
179.txt-2232- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2233- Computer, did you change course? | |
179.txt-2234- | |
179.txt:2235: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-2236- State new destination or | |
179.txt-2237- coordinates. | |
179.txt-2238- | |
179.txt-2239- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2240- I stated it, dammit… Tau Alpha | |
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179.txt-2238- | |
179.txt-2239- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2240- I stated it, dammit… Tau Alpha | |
179.txt-2241- C… | |
179.txt-2242- | |
179.txt:2243: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-2244- There is no Tau Alpha C listed | |
179.txt-2245- on current star maps… | |
179.txt-2246- | |
179.txt-2247- On her reaction… | |
179.txt-2248- | |
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179.txt-2411- | |
179.txt-2412- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2413- Computer, what is that… mist… | |
179.txt-2414- I'm seeing? | |
179.txt-2415- | |
179.txt:2416: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-2417- Sensors indicate it to be a | |
179.txt-2418- mass-energy field seven hundred | |
179.txt-2419- and five meters in diameter. | |
179.txt-2420- | |
179.txt-2421- BEVERLY | |
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179.txt-2419- and five meters in diameter. | |
179.txt-2420- | |
179.txt-2421- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2422- It surrounds the ship? | |
179.txt-2423- | |
179.txt:2424: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-2425- Affirmative. | |
179.txt-2426- | |
179.txt-2427- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2428- (to herself) | |
179.txt-2429- If there isn't anything wrong with | |
— | |
— | |
179.txt-2430- me… maybe there's something | |
179.txt-2431- wrong with the universe… | |
179.txt-2432- Computer, what is beyond the | |
179.txt-2433- mass-energy field? | |
179.txt-2434- | |
179.txt:2435: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-2436- Sensors cannot penetrate the | |
179.txt-2437- field. | |
179.txt-2438- | |
179.txt-2439- STAR TREK: "Remember Me" – REV. 8/21/90 – ACT FOUR 46. | |
179.txt-2440- | |
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179.txt-2444- Computer, here's a question you | |
179.txt-2445- shouldn't be able to answer… | |
179.txt-2446- What is the nature of the | |
179.txt-2447- universe? | |
179.txt-2448- | |
179.txt:2449: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-2450- (without hesitation) | |
179.txt-2451- The universe is a spherical region | |
179.txt-2452- seven hundred and five meters in | |
179.txt-2453- diameter. | |
179.txt-2454- | |
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179.txt-2555- shakes. | |
179.txt-2556- | |
179.txt-2557- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2558- Computer, what's happening? | |
179.txt-2559- | |
179.txt:2560: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-2561- Explosive decompression: Decks | |
179.txt-2562- Five through Fourteen. Sealing | |
179.txt-2563- off forward sections. | |
179.txt-2564- | |
179.txt-2565- BEVERLY | |
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— | |
179.txt-2563- off forward sections. | |
179.txt-2564- | |
179.txt-2565- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2566- Cause? | |
179.txt-2567- | |
179.txt:2568: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-2569- A flaw in the ship's design. | |
179.txt-2570- | |
179.txt-2571- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2572- (this is a new one) | |
179.txt-2573- Show me. | |
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179.txt-2586- | |
179.txt-2587- STAR TREK: "Remember Me" – REV. 8/20/90 – ACT FIVE 49. | |
179.txt-2588- | |
179.txt-2589-60 CONTINUED: (2) | |
179.txt-2590- | |
179.txt:2591: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-2592- No ship's structures exist forward | |
179.txt-2593- of Bulkhead Three-Four-Two. | |
179.txt-2594- | |
179.txt-2595- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2596- Superimpose the previous image | |
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179.txt-2604- | |
179.txt-2605- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2606- (realizing) | |
179.txt-2607- It's collapsing… | |
179.txt-2608- | |
179.txt:2609: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-2610- (continuing) | |
179.txt-2611- Hull integrity now compromised | |
179.txt-2612- on Decks Three through Fifteen. | |
179.txt-2613- | |
179.txt-2614- BEVERLY | |
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179.txt-2613- | |
179.txt-2614- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2615- How long can life support be | |
179.txt-2616- maintained? | |
179.txt-2617- | |
179.txt:2618: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-2619- Four minutes, seventeen seconds. | |
179.txt-2620- | |
179.txt-2621- Again the ship shakes. On the monitor the bubble | |
179.txt-2622- contracts, and another section is gone. | |
179.txt-2623- | |
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179.txt-2704- | |
179.txt-2705- The Red Alert continues. Beverly is pacing, stops to | |
179.txt-2706- stare at the diagram again as the ship shakes, then | |
179.txt-2707- resumes pacing. | |
179.txt-2708- | |
179.txt:2709: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-2710- Three minutes thirty seconds to | |
179.txt-2711- life support failure. | |
179.txt-2712- | |
179.txt-2713- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2714- (to herself, quick pace, | |
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179.txt-2777- | |
179.txt-2778- STAR TREK: "Remember Me" – REV. 8/20/90 – ACT FIVE 53. | |
179.txt-2779- | |
179.txt-2780-63 CONTINUED: | |
179.txt-2781- | |
179.txt:2782: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-2783- Two minutes thirty seconds to life | |
179.txt-2784- support failure. | |
179.txt-2785- | |
179.txt-2786- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2787- Computer, hypothetical | |
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179.txt-2787- Computer, hypothetical | |
179.txt-2788- situation… a person is trapped | |
179.txt-2789- inside a static warp bubble. | |
179.txt-2790- Determine a means of escape… | |
179.txt-2791- | |
179.txt:2792: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-2793- Escape would theoretically depend | |
179.txt-2794- on establishing a stable threshold | |
179.txt-2795- between the warp field and the | |
179.txt-2796- outer environment. | |
179.txt-2797- | |
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— | |
179.txt-2796- outer environment. | |
179.txt-2797- | |
179.txt-2798- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2799- Can you describe this threshold? | |
179.txt-2800- | |
179.txt:2801: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-2802- Negative. There are no known | |
179.txt-2803- practical applications of this | |
179.txt-2804- theory. | |
179.txt-2805- | |
179.txt-2806- BEVERLY | |
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179.txt-2806- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2807- Extrapolate from theoretical | |
179.txt-2808- database. How might it manifest | |
179.txt-2809- itself? | |
179.txt-2810- | |
179.txt:2811: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-2812- A dynamic atmospheric disturbance | |
179.txt-2813- of great intensity. | |
179.txt-2814- | |
179.txt-2815- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2816- Disturbance? The vortex! They | |
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— | |
179.txt-2842- Where did they do it the first | |
179.txt-2843- time? Engineering! | |
179.txt-2844- | |
179.txt-2845- She bolts for the turbolift… | |
179.txt-2846- | |
179.txt:2847: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-2848- One minute thirty seconds to life | |
179.txt-2849- support failure. | |
179.txt-2850- | |
179.txt-2851- STAR TREK: "Remember Me" – REV. 8/20/90 – ACT FIVE 54. | |
179.txt-2852- | |
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179.txt-2860- halt. | |
179.txt-2861- | |
179.txt-2862- BEVERLY | |
179.txt-2863- Engineering! | |
179.txt-2864- | |
179.txt:2865: COMPUTER VOICE | |
179.txt-2866- Failure in Turboshaft Four. | |
179.txt-2867- Unable to proceed to Main | |
179.txt-2868- Engineering. | |
179.txt-2869- | |
179.txt-2870- BEVERLY | |
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181.txt-2143- K'EHLEYR | |
181.txt-2144- Computer, list stardates of the | |
181.txt-2145- last Enterprise mission to the | |
181.txt-2146- Klingon home planet. | |
181.txt-2147- | |
181.txt:2148: COMPUTER VOICE | |
181.txt-2149- Stardates 43685 through 43689. | |
181.txt-2150- | |
181.txt-2151- K'EHLEYR | |
181.txt-2152- How many ship's logs during that | |
181.txt-2153- period? | |
— | |
— | |
181.txt-2150- | |
181.txt-2151- K'EHLEYR | |
181.txt-2152- How many ship's logs during that | |
181.txt-2153- period? | |
181.txt-2154- | |
181.txt:2155: COMPUTER VOICE | |
181.txt-2156- Forty-three officer's logs. Ten | |
181.txt-2157- personal logs. | |
181.txt-2158- | |
181.txt-2159- She takes a beat… hesitates, but asks anyway… | |
181.txt-2160- | |
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181.txt-2164- | |
181.txt-2165- K'EHLEYR | |
181.txt-2166- Is there a personal log for | |
181.txt-2167- Lieutenant Worf? | |
181.txt-2168- | |
181.txt:2169: COMPUTER VOICE | |
181.txt-2170- Affirmative. Access is | |
181.txt-2171- restricted. | |
181.txt-2172- | |
181.txt-2173- K'EHLEYR | |
181.txt-2174- (a long beat, finally | |
— | |
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181.txt-2375- (beat) | |
181.txt-2376- Computer, why was the Enterprise | |
181.txt-2377- crew studying the transmission | |
181.txt-2378- logs from the Khitomer outpost? | |
181.txt-2379- | |
181.txt:2380: COMPUTER VOICE | |
181.txt-2381- Reference Chief Engineer's entry, | |
181.txt-2382- stardate 43686.1. Certain | |
181.txt-2383- transmission logs between the | |
181.txt-2384- Khitomer outpost and the Romulan | |
181.txt-2385- patrol ships were altered after | |
— | |
— | |
181.txt-2386- the destruction of the colony. | |
181.txt-2387- | |
181.txt-2388- K'EHLEYR | |
181.txt-2389- Altered. By whom? | |
181.txt-2390- | |
181.txt:2391: COMPUTER VOICE | |
181.txt-2392- That information is not available. | |
181.txt-2393- | |
181.txt-2394- She takes a thoughtful beat… | |
181.txt-2395- | |
181.txt-2396- K'EHLEYR | |
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181.txt-2398- Klingon Imperial information net. | |
181.txt-2399- | |
181.txt-2400- After a beat, the monitor changes to Klingon writing | |
181.txt-2401- and symbols. | |
181.txt-2402- | |
181.txt:2403: COMPUTER VOICE | |
181.txt-2404- Interlock established. | |
181.txt-2405- | |
181.txt-2406- K'EHLEYR | |
181.txt-2407- Federation Ambassador K'Ehleyr | |
181.txt-2408- requesting diplomatic access to | |
— | |
— | |
181.txt-2407- Federation Ambassador K'Ehleyr | |
181.txt-2408- requesting diplomatic access to | |
181.txt-2409- High Council record. Security | |
181.txt-2410- code pah doQ cha! | |
181.txt-2411- | |
181.txt:2412: COMPUTER VOICE | |
181.txt-2413- Proceed. | |
181.txt-2414- | |
181.txt-2415- K'EHLEYR | |
181.txt-2416- Computer, display summary of the | |
181.txt-2417- most recent High Council inquiry | |
— | |
— | |
181.txt-2424- Klingon information scrolls briefly on the terminal | |
181.txt-2425- screen and then stops. A large Klingon word ("Denied") | |
181.txt-2426- appears in the middle of the screen and blinks on and | |
181.txt-2427- off. | |
181.txt-2428- | |
181.txt:2429: COMPUTER VOICE | |
181.txt-2430- Access denied. Restricted | |
181.txt-2431- materials, du-ko-cha clearance | |
181.txt-2432- only. | |
181.txt-2433- | |
181.txt-2434-49B RETURN TO SCENE | |
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181.txt-2436- As before. | |
181.txt-2437- | |
181.txt-2438- K'EHLEYR | |
181.txt-2439- By whose order? | |
181.txt-2440- | |
181.txt:2441: COMPUTER VOICE | |
181.txt-2442- Council member Duras. | |
181.txt-2443- | |
181.txt-2444- She reacts. A long beat. | |
181.txt-2445- | |
181.txt-2446- K'EHLEYR | |
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181.txt-2804- (hits communicator) | |
181.txt-2805- Riker to Worf. | |
181.txt-2806- (beat) | |
181.txt-2807- Computer, locate Lieutenant Worf. | |
181.txt-2808- | |
181.txt:2809: COMPUTER VOICE | |
181.txt-2810- Lieutenant Worf is not aboard the | |
181.txt-2811- Enterprise. | |
181.txt-2812- | |
181.txt-2813- STAR TREK: "Reunion" – REV. 9/10/90 – ACT FIVE 47. | |
181.txt-2814- | |
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181.txt-2815-58 CONTINUED: | |
181.txt-2816- | |
181.txt-2817- PICARD | |
181.txt-2818- Where is he? | |
181.txt-2819- | |
181.txt:2820: COMPUTER VOICE | |
181.txt-2821- Lieutenant Worf transported to | |
181.txt-2822- the Klingon ship Vorn at | |
181.txt-2823- seventeen-thirty hours. | |
181.txt-2824- | |
181.txt-2825- A beat as this registers. He glares at Riker who | |
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182.txt-747- (to computer) | |
182.txt-748- Main Bridge. | |
182.txt-749- | |
182.txt-750- The Turbolift doesn't move. As Riker frowns… | |
182.txt-751- | |
182.txt:752: COMPUTER VOICE | |
182.txt-753- Repeat command. | |
182.txt-754- | |
182.txt-755- RIKER | |
182.txt-756- I said, Main Bridge. | |
182.txt-757- | |
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182.txt-1413- Captain. Beginning with… the | |
182.txt-1414- Fornax Disaster. | |
182.txt-1415- | |
182.txt-1416- Nothing appears. That strange time lag again. Then… | |
182.txt-1417- | |
182.txt:1418: COMPUTER VOICE | |
182.txt-1419- Please restate question. | |
182.txt-1420- | |
182.txt-1421- STAR TREK: "Future Imperfect" – REV. 9/28/90 – ACT TWO 23. | |
182.txt-1422- | |
182.txt-1423-29 CONTINUED: | |
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182.txt-2176- | |
182.txt-2177- STAR TREK: "Future Imperfect" – REV. 9/18/90 – ACT THREE 33A. | |
182.txt-2178- | |
182.txt-2179-38A CONTINUED: | |
182.txt-2180- | |
182.txt:2181: COMPUTER VOICE | |
182.txt-2182- Please restate request. | |
182.txt-2183- | |
182.txt-2184- What the hell? Riker quickly becomes frustrated… | |
182.txt-2185- and then Jean-Luc returns, sleeving into a fresh tunic. | |
182.txt-2186- | |
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184.txt-49- BEVERLY | |
184.txt-50- TROI | |
184.txt-51- GEORDI | |
184.txt-52- WORF | |
184.txt-53- GUINAN | |
184.txt:54: COMPUTER VOICE | |
184.txt-55- | |
184.txt-56- Non-Speaking | |
184.txt-57- MEDICAL PERSONNEL | |
184.txt-58- ENGINEERING PERSONNEL | |
184.txt-59- SUPERNUMERARIES | |
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184.txt-1886- | |
184.txt-1887-52 CONTINUED: | |
184.txt-1888- | |
184.txt-1889- The RED ALERT alarms and lights come on. | |
184.txt-1890- | |
184.txt:1891: COMPUTER VOICE | |
184.txt-1892- Warning. Differential stress | |
184.txt-1893- will exceed upper limit in | |
184.txt-1894- fifteen seconds. | |
184.txt-1895- | |
184.txt-1896- PICARD | |
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— | |
184.txt-1894- fifteen seconds. | |
184.txt-1895- | |
184.txt-1896- PICARD | |
184.txt-1897- Disengage all engines! | |
184.txt-1898- | |
184.txt:1899: COMPUTER VOICE | |
184.txt-1900- Warning. Differential stress | |
184.txt-1901- will exceed — | |
184.txt-1902- | |
184.txt-1903- Geordi touches controls and the computer voice | |
184.txt-1904- instantly stops. | |
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185.txt-1171- | |
185.txt-1172- LIGHTS BLINK on the console and Data waits patiently. | |
185.txt-1173- His cat jumps up into his lap and Data automatically | |
185.txt-1174- begins to pet him. | |
185.txt-1175- | |
185.txt:1176: COMPUTER VOICE | |
185.txt-1177- Diagnostic complete. All systems | |
185.txt-1178- functioning within normal | |
185.txt-1179- parameters. | |
185.txt-1180- | |
185.txt-1181- The door CHIMES. | |
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185.txt-1710-35A INT. CORRIDOR | |
185.txt-1711- | |
185.txt-1712- Data steps up to the keypad outside the Holodeck doors | |
185.txt-1713- and presses a button. | |
185.txt-1714- | |
185.txt:1715: COMPUTER VOICE | |
185.txt-1716- Program Crusher Four in progress. | |
185.txt-1717- | |
185.txt-1718- Data EXITS to the Holodeck. | |
185.txt-1719- | |
185.txt-1720-36 INT. HOLODECK/DANCE STUDIO | |
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186.txt-49- GEORDI GUL MACET | |
186.txt-50- WORF GLINN DARO | |
186.txt-51- GLINN TELLE | |
186.txt-52- O'BRIEN | |
186.txt-53- KEIKO | |
186.txt:54: COMPUTER VOICE | |
186.txt-55- | |
186.txt-56- Non-Speaking | |
186.txt-57- SUPERNUMERARIES | |
186.txt-58- | |
186.txt-59- STAR TREK: "The Wounded" – REV. 10/29/90 – SETS | |
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186.txt-304- startled. O'Brien gets to his feet, alert. | |
186.txt-305- | |
186.txt-306- O'BRIEN | |
186.txt-307- Something's wrong… | |
186.txt-308- | |
186.txt:309: COMPUTER VOICE | |
186.txt-310- Red alert. Take emergency | |
186.txt-311- stations. | |
186.txt-312- | |
186.txt-313-5 EXT. SPACE – THE ENTERPRISE (OPTICAL) | |
186.txt-314- | |
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188.txt-49- WORF | |
188.txt-50- Non-Speaking | |
188.txt-51- GUINAN PAXAN ENTITY | |
188.txt-52- O'BRIEN | |
188.txt-53- ENSIGN McKNIGHT | |
188.txt:54: COMPUTER VOICE | |
188.txt-55- | |
188.txt-56- Non-Speaking | |
188.txt-57- SUPERNUMERARIES | |
188.txt-58- MEDICAL PERSONNEL | |
188.txt-59- | |
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190.txt-47- GUINAN | |
190.txt-48- ENSIGN RAGER | |
190.txt-49- TRANSPORTER TECHNICIAN | |
190.txt-50- ENSIGN PAVLIK | |
190.txt-51- COM VOICE | |
190.txt:52: COMPUTER VOICE | |
190.txt-53- | |
190.txt-54- Non-Speaking | |
190.txt-55- SUPERNUMERARIES | |
190.txt-56- | |
190.txt-57- STAR TREK: "Galaxy's Child" – 12/10/90 – SETS | |
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190.txt-917- | |
190.txt-918-17D INT. MAIN BRIDGE | |
190.txt-919- | |
190.txt-920- As before. | |
190.txt-921- | |
190.txt:922: COMPUTER VOICE | |
190.txt-923- Warning. Radiation levels at | |
190.txt-924- sixty-five millirads per minute | |
190.txt-925- and rising. | |
190.txt-926- | |
190.txt-927- RIKER | |
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— | |
190.txt-940- protocol. | |
190.txt-941- | |
190.txt-942- BEVERLY'S COM VOICE | |
190.txt-943- Acknowledged. Crusher out. | |
190.txt-944- | |
190.txt:945: COMPUTER VOICE | |
190.txt-946- Warning. Radiation levels at | |
190.txt-947- three hundred millirads per minute | |
190.txt-948- and rising. Lethal exposure in | |
190.txt-949- one minute. | |
190.txt-950- | |
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190.txt-1097- | |
190.txt-1098- GEORDI | |
190.txt-1099- No, no, too much. I just want | |
190.txt-1100- it — nice. You know. Cozy. | |
190.txt-1101- | |
190.txt:1102: COMPUTER VOICE | |
190.txt-1103- Please state your request in | |
190.txt-1104- precise candlepower. | |
190.txt-1105- | |
190.txt-1106- GEORDI | |
190.txt-1107- It's not a matter of precision, | |
— | |
— | |
190.txt-2276- LEAH | |
190.txt-2277- Computer… replay program | |
190.txt-2278- Nine-One-Four-Zero… engine | |
190.txt-2279- schematic at Utopia Planitia… | |
190.txt-2280- | |
190.txt:2281: COMPUTER VOICE | |
190.txt-2282- Program loaded and ready. | |
190.txt-2283- | |
190.txt-2284- Leah enters the holodeck. | |
190.txt-2285- | |
190.txt-2286- CUT TO: | |
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192.txt-45- MENDEZ | |
192.txt-46- | |
192.txt-47- TRANSPORTER CHIEF HEDRICK | |
192.txt-48- NURSE ALYSSA OGAWA | |
192.txt-49- ENSIGN GRAHAM | |
192.txt:50: COMPUTER VOICE | |
192.txt-51- | |
192.txt-52- Non-Speaking | |
192.txt-53- SUPERNUMERARIES | |
192.txt-54- SECURITY GUARDS | |
192.txt-55- | |
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192.txt-1517- Analyze audio elements from time | |
192.txt-1518- index fourteen four seven to | |
192.txt-1519- fifteen five eight. List all | |
192.txt-1520- anomalies. | |
192.txt-1521- | |
192.txt:1522: COMPUTER VOICE | |
192.txt-1523- No audio anomalies present. | |
192.txt-1524- | |
192.txt-1525- GEORDI | |
192.txt-1526- Any subspace projections… z | |
192.txt-1527- particle emissions… or | |
— | |
— | |
192.txt-1525- GEORDI | |
192.txt-1526- Any subspace projections… z | |
192.txt-1527- particle emissions… or | |
192.txt-1528- interferometric frequencies? | |
192.txt-1529- | |
192.txt:1530: COMPUTER VOICE | |
192.txt-1531- No subspace projections present. | |
192.txt-1532- No z particle emissions present. | |
192.txt-1533- (MORE) | |
192.txt-1534- | |
192.txt-1535- STAR TREK: "Identity Crisis" – 1/11/91 – ACT THREE 30. | |
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192.txt-1534- | |
192.txt-1535- STAR TREK: "Identity Crisis" – 1/11/91 – ACT THREE 30. | |
192.txt-1536- | |
192.txt-1537-43 CONTINUED: | |
192.txt-1538- | |
192.txt:1539: COMPUTER VOICE (Cont'd) | |
192.txt-1540- No interferometric patterns | |
192.txt-1541- present. | |
192.txt-1542- | |
192.txt-1543- Another dead end. Geordi sighs with frustration as | |
192.txt-1544- Data ENTERS. | |
— | |
— | |
192.txt-1794- (urgent) | |
192.txt-1795- Computer, do you have sufficient | |
192.txt-1796- data to compile a Holographic | |
192.txt-1797- simulation of this Visual Record? | |
192.txt-1798- | |
192.txt:1799: COMPUTER VOICE | |
192.txt-1800- A simulation would be limited to | |
192.txt-1801- areas scanned by the visual | |
192.txt-1802- recording device. | |
192.txt-1803- | |
192.txt-1804- STAR TREK: "Identity Crisis" – REV. 1/11/91 – ACT THREE 35. | |
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192.txt-1827- | |
192.txt-1828- GEORDI | |
192.txt-1829- Computer, is the Tarchannen | |
192.txt-1830- simulation ready? | |
192.txt-1831- | |
192.txt:1832: COMPUTER VOICE | |
192.txt-1833- Affirmative. Program complete. | |
192.txt-1834- Enter when ready. | |
192.txt-1835- | |
192.txt-1836- Geordi moves for the doors. Then stops and holds out | |
192.txt-1837- his hand. It's trembling… badly. Like Susanna's. | |
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192.txt-2025- GEORDI | |
192.txt-2026- Computer, using vector analysis, | |
192.txt-2027- identify the source of this | |
192.txt-2028- shadow. | |
192.txt-2029- | |
192.txt:2030: COMPUTER VOICE | |
192.txt-2031- There is no object in the program | |
192.txt-2032- which could generate the shadow. | |
192.txt-2033- | |
192.txt-2034- Geordi puts a hand to his head, feeling a wave of | |
192.txt-2035- dizziness. It subsides as quickly as it came. | |
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192.txt-2046- the lights to the wall… can you | |
192.txt-2047- determine the most likely shape | |
192.txt-2048- and position of the object casting | |
192.txt-2049- this shadow? | |
192.txt-2050- | |
192.txt:2051: COMPUTER VOICE | |
192.txt-2052- There is insufficient data to | |
192.txt-2053- reconstruct the requested object. | |
192.txt-2054- | |
192.txt-2055- GEORDI | |
192.txt-2056- Okay… let's assume the height | |
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192.txt-2058- size… say one hundred seventy | |
192.txt-2059- centimeters… now can you | |
192.txt-2060- extrapolate its shape and | |
192.txt-2061- position? | |
192.txt-2062- | |
192.txt:2063: COMPUTER VOICE | |
192.txt-2064- Affirmative. | |
192.txt-2065- | |
192.txt-2066- GEORDI | |
192.txt-2067- Do it. | |
192.txt-2068- | |
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192.txt-2226- | |
192.txt-2227- BEVERLY | |
192.txt-2228- Computer, locate Commander La | |
192.txt-2229- Forge. | |
192.txt-2230- | |
192.txt:2231: COMPUTER VOICE | |
192.txt-2232- Commander La Forge is not on board | |
192.txt-2233- the Enterprise. | |
192.txt-2234- | |
192.txt-2235- A moment of stunned silence… then… | |
192.txt-2236- | |
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192.txt-2259- | |
192.txt-2260- PICARD | |
192.txt-2261- Computer, what was Commander La | |
192.txt-2262- Forge's last known location? | |
192.txt-2263- | |
192.txt:2264: COMPUTER VOICE | |
192.txt-2265- Holodeck Three. | |
192.txt-2266- | |
192.txt-2267- Riker and Picard exchange a quick look. Then as Riker | |
192.txt-2268- heads toward the turbolift… | |
192.txt-2269- | |
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193.txt-44- GEORDI | |
193.txt-45- WORF | |
193.txt-46- ENSIGN APRIL ANAYA | |
193.txt-47- LIEUTENANT LINDA LARSON | |
193.txt-48- ENSIGN BROWER | |
193.txt:49: COMPUTER VOICE | |
193.txt-50- | |
193.txt-51- Non-Speaking | |
193.txt-52- N.D. ENGINEERS | |
193.txt-53- N.D. SECURITY OFFICERS | |
193.txt-54- SUPERNUMERARIES | |
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193.txt-1511- | |
193.txt-1512- GEORDI | |
193.txt-1513- Computer, location of Lieutenant | |
193.txt-1514- Barclay. | |
193.txt-1515- | |
193.txt:1516: COMPUTER VOICE | |
193.txt-1517- Holodeck Three. | |
193.txt-1518- | |
193.txt-1519- Geordi scowls. Turns and quickly heads for the exit. | |
193.txt-1520- OFF the look between Brower and Larson. | |
193.txt-1521- | |
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193.txt-2050- Barclay steps quickly into the bare room. | |
193.txt-2051- | |
193.txt-2052- BARCLAY | |
193.txt-2053- Computer. | |
193.txt-2054- | |
193.txt:2055: COMPUTER VOICE | |
193.txt-2056- Standing by. | |
193.txt-2057- | |
193.txt-2058- BARCLAY | |
193.txt-2059- Begin new program. Create as | |
193.txt-2060- follows: Work station chair. | |
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193.txt-2086- (continuing) | |
193.txt-2087- Tie both consoles into the | |
193.txt-2088- Enterprise main computer core, | |
193.txt-2089- utilizing a neural scan interface. | |
193.txt-2090- | |
193.txt:2091: COMPUTER VOICE | |
193.txt-2092- (a beat) | |
193.txt-2093- There is no such device on file. | |
193.txt-2094- | |
193.txt-2095- BARCLAY | |
193.txt-2096- No problem. Here's how you build | |
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194.txt-48- GEORDI | |
194.txt-49- WORF | |
194.txt-50- Non-Speaking | |
194.txt-51- VARIOUS ARCHEOLOGY | |
194.txt-52- COUNCIL MEMBERS | |
194.txt:53: COMPUTER VOICE | |
194.txt-54- A VULCAN COUNCIL MEMBER | |
194.txt-55- TROOP OF MEN-AT-ARMS | |
194.txt-56- Non-Speaking EXECUTIONER | |
194.txt-57- SUPERNUMERARIES CASTLE GUARDS | |
194.txt-58- SERVANTS | |
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194.txt-566- VASH | |
194.txt-567- (a bit frustrated) | |
194.txt-568- You'd think he'd have told someone | |
194.txt-569- about me. | |
194.txt-570- | |
194.txt:571: COMPUTER VOICE | |
194.txt-572- Doctor Crusher, please report to | |
194.txt-573- Sickbay. | |
194.txt-574- | |
194.txt-575- STAR TREK: "Q Love" – 1/31/91 – ACT ONE 11. | |
194.txt-576- | |
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197.txt-45- GEORDI | |
197.txt-46- WORF | |
197.txt-47- KAREEL | |
197.txt-48- NURSE ALYSSA OGAWA | |
197.txt-49- ENSIGN TAGGERT'S COM VOICE | |
197.txt:50: COMPUTER VOICE | |
197.txt-51- | |
197.txt-52- Non-Speaking | |
197.txt-53- NURSE | |
197.txt-54- BLUE BARBER | |
197.txt-55- SUPERNUMERARIES | |
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197.txt-2476- | |
197.txt-2477- RIKER | |
197.txt-2478- Computer… location of Doctor | |
197.txt-2479- Beverly Crusher. | |
197.txt-2480- | |
197.txt:2481: COMPUTER VOICE | |
197.txt-2482- Doctor Crusher is in her | |
197.txt-2483- quarters. | |
197.txt-2484- | |
197.txt-2485- He starts toward the door, then flops down on a | |
197.txt-2486- chair, staring at nothing. | |
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197.txt-2501- switches it off again. He goes to his replicator. | |
197.txt-2502- | |
197.txt-2503- RIKER | |
197.txt-2504- Can you make balso tonic? | |
197.txt-2505- | |
197.txt:2506: COMPUTER VOICE | |
197.txt-2507- There is no formula on record. | |
197.txt-2508- Please supply a molecular | |
197.txt-2509- structure. | |
197.txt-2510- | |
197.txt-2511- RIKER | |
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197.txt-2808- Picard covers better, but is as anxious. | |
197.txt-2809- | |
197.txt-2810- PICARD | |
197.txt-2811- Computer, what time is it? | |
197.txt-2812- | |
197.txt:2813: COMPUTER VOICE | |
197.txt-2814- Fifteen thirty five hours. | |
197.txt-2815- | |
197.txt-2816- BEVERLY | |
197.txt-2817- They've been in there almost six | |
197.txt-2818- hours… | |
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199.txt-44- GEORDI | |
199.txt-45- WORF | |
199.txt-46- GUINAN | |
199.txt-47- O'BRIEN | |
199.txt-48- KEIKO | |
199.txt:49: COMPUTER VOICE | |
199.txt-50- | |
199.txt-51- Non-Speaking | |
199.txt-52- NURSE | |
199.txt-53- SECURITY OFFICERS | |
199.txt-54- THORNE | |
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199.txt-949- Computer, has anyone entered my | |
199.txt-950- quarters in the last twelve hours | |
199.txt-951- other than myself or Commander | |
199.txt-952- La Forge? | |
199.txt-953- | |
199.txt:954: COMPUTER VOICE | |
199.txt-955- Negative. | |
199.txt-956- | |
199.txt-957- GEORDI | |
199.txt-958- That's pretty strange… we should | |
199.txt-959- report a possible unauthorized | |
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199.txt-1852- Mister Data, run a complete | |
199.txt-1853- systems diagnostic — | |
199.txt-1854- | |
199.txt-1855- Picard is interrupted. | |
199.txt-1856- | |
199.txt:1857: COMPUTER VOICE | |
199.txt-1858- — Atmospheric decompression in | |
199.txt-1859- Bridge Observation Lounge… | |
199.txt-1860- Environmental compensation | |
199.txt-1861- sequence has been initiated… | |
199.txt-1862- | |
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199.txt-1886- (to Computer) | |
199.txt-1887- Computer, boost the structural | |
199.txt-1888- integrity field around the hull | |
199.txt-1889- by one hundred percent. | |
199.txt-1890- | |
199.txt:1891: COMPUTER VOICE | |
199.txt-1892- Field augmented… | |
199.txt-1893- | |
199.txt-1894- DATA | |
199.txt-1895- (off instruments) | |
199.txt-1896- Captain. Standard air pressure | |
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200.txt-1306- | |
200.txt-1307- program. | |
200.txt-1308- | |
200.txt-1309- | |
200.txt-1310- | |
200.txt:1311: COMPUTER VOICE | |
200.txt-1312- | |
200.txt-1313- Program initiated. | |
200.txt-1314- | |
200.txt-1315- | |
200.txt-1316- | |
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200.txt-1436- | |
200.txt-1437- several. | |
200.txt-1438- | |
200.txt-1439- | |
200.txt-1440- | |
200.txt:1441: COMPUTER VOICE | |
200.txt-1442- | |
200.txt-1443- Program complete. | |
200.txt-1444- | |
200.txt-1445- STAR TREK: "Redemption" – REV. 4/11/91 – ACT ONE 14. | |
200.txt-1446- | |
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202.txt-46- WORF | |
202.txt-47- Non-Speaking | |
202.txt-48- O'BRIEN TAMARIAN OFFICERS | |
202.txt-49- ALIEN CREATURE | |
202.txt-50- ENSIGN LEFLER | |
202.txt:51: COMPUTER VOICE | |
202.txt-52- | |
202.txt-53- Non-Speaking | |
202.txt-54- SUPERNUMERARIES | |
202.txt-55- N.D. FEMALE SECURITY OFFICER | |
202.txt-56- SHUTTLE CO-PILOT | |
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202.txt-1356- Computer, search for the term | |
202.txt-1357- "Darmok" in all linguistic | |
202.txt-1358- databases compiled for this | |
202.txt-1359- sector. | |
202.txt-1360- | |
202.txt:1361: COMPUTER VOICE | |
202.txt-1362- Searching… | |
202.txt-1363- | |
202.txt-1364- STAR TREK: "Darmok" – 7/8/91 – ACT TWO 25. | |
202.txt-1365- | |
202.txt-1366-53 CONTINUED: | |
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202.txt-1365- | |
202.txt-1366-53 CONTINUED: | |
202.txt-1367- | |
202.txt-1368- They wait a moment. | |
202.txt-1369- | |
202.txt:1370: COMPUTER VOICE | |
202.txt-1371- (continuing) | |
202.txt-1372- "Darmok" is the name of a seventh | |
202.txt-1373- dynasty emperor on Kanda Four… | |
202.txt-1374- | |
202.txt-1375- Troi and Data exchange an excited glance — a | |
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202.txt-1373- dynasty emperor on Kanda Four… | |
202.txt-1374- | |
202.txt-1375- Troi and Data exchange an excited glance — a | |
202.txt-1376- breakthrough? Then… | |
202.txt-1377- | |
202.txt:1378: COMPUTER VOICE | |
202.txt-1379- (continuing) | |
202.txt-1380- A mytho-historical hunter on | |
202.txt-1381- Shantil Three… A colony on | |
202.txt-1382- Malindi Seven… | |
202.txt-1383- | |
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202.txt-1381- Shantil Three… A colony on | |
202.txt-1382- Malindi Seven… | |
202.txt-1383- | |
202.txt-1384- Troi's face falls — Data gives the android equivalent. | |
202.txt-1385- | |
202.txt:1386: COMPUTER VOICE | |
202.txt-1387- (continuing) | |
202.txt-1388- A frozen dessert on Razna Five… | |
202.txt-1389- A — | |
202.txt-1390- | |
202.txt-1391- TROI | |
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202.txt-1390- | |
202.txt-1391- TROI | |
202.txt-1392- — Stop search. Computer, how | |
202.txt-1393- many entries for "Darmok"? | |
202.txt-1394- | |
202.txt:1395: COMPUTER VOICE | |
202.txt-1396- Forty-seven. | |
202.txt-1397- | |
202.txt-1398- A beat. Troi stares at Data for a moment, shakes her | |
202.txt-1399- head. | |
202.txt-1400- | |
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202.txt-1453- | |
202.txt-1454- DATA | |
202.txt-1455- Computer, search for the term | |
202.txt-1456- "Tanagra." All databases. | |
202.txt-1457- | |
202.txt:1458: COMPUTER VOICE | |
202.txt-1459- Searching… Tanagra is the name | |
202.txt-1460- of the ruling family on Gallos | |
202.txt-1461- Two… | |
202.txt-1462- (MORE) | |
202.txt-1463- | |
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202.txt-1463- | |
202.txt-1464- STAR TREK: "Darmok" – 7/8/91 – ACT TWO 27. | |
202.txt-1465- | |
202.txt-1466-53 CONTINUED: (3) | |
202.txt-1467- | |
202.txt:1468: COMPUTER VOICE (Cont'd) | |
202.txt-1469- A ceremonial drink on Lerishi | |
202.txt-1470- Four… An island-continent on | |
202.txt-1471- Shantil Three — | |
202.txt-1472- | |
202.txt-1473- DATA | |
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202.txt-1478- (excited) | |
202.txt-1479- Shantil Three? Computer, cross- | |
202.txt-1480- reference the last entry with | |
202.txt-1481- the previous search index. | |
202.txt-1482- | |
202.txt:1483: COMPUTER VOICE | |
202.txt-1484- "Darmok" is the name of a | |
202.txt-1485- mytho-historical hunter on Shantil | |
202.txt-1486- Three. | |
202.txt-1487- | |
202.txt-1488- Troi turns to Data. | |
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203.txt-47- WORF | |
203.txt-48- Non-Speaking | |
203.txt-49- GUINAN BAJORANS | |
203.txt-50- | |
203.txt-51- TRANSPORTER OFFICER COLLINS | |
203.txt:52: COMPUTER VOICE | |
203.txt-53- FEMALE COM VOICE | |
203.txt-54- | |
203.txt-55- Non-Speaking | |
203.txt-56- SUPERNUMERARIES | |
203.txt-57- | |
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203.txt-1635- No response. | |
203.txt-1636- | |
203.txt-1637- DATA | |
203.txt-1638- Computer, locate Ensign Ro. | |
203.txt-1639- | |
203.txt:1640: COMPUTER VOICE | |
203.txt-1641- Ensign Ro is not on board the | |
203.txt-1642- Enterprise. | |
203.txt-1643- | |
203.txt-1644- WORF | |
203.txt-1645- (to Collins) | |
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206.txt-48- BEVERLY | |
206.txt-49- TROI A WOMAN IN TEN FORWARD | |
206.txt-50- GEORDI | |
206.txt-51- WORF | |
206.txt-52- O'BRIEN | |
206.txt:53: COMPUTER VOICE | |
206.txt-54- | |
206.txt-55- Non-Speaking | |
206.txt-56- SUPERNUMERARIES | |
206.txt-57- N.D. ENGINEERING PERSONNEL | |
206.txt-58- TWO SECURITY GUARDS | |
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206.txt-1277- table and lay him on top of it. | |
206.txt-1278- | |
206.txt-1279- RIKER | |
206.txt-1280- Computer — secure sickbay. | |
206.txt-1281- | |
206.txt:1282: COMPUTER VOICE | |
206.txt-1283- All entries to sickbay are | |
206.txt-1284- secured. | |
206.txt-1285- | |
206.txt-1286- Riker and Troi start to open a small PANEL on Data's | |
206.txt-1287- head. Beverly reveals a small medical CUTTING TOOL. | |
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207.txt-45- BEVERLY PARDEK | |
207.txt-46- TROI SELA | |
207.txt-47- GEORDI D'TAN | |
207.txt-48- WORF ROMULAN #1 | |
207.txt-49- ROMULAN #2 | |
207.txt:50: Non-Speaking ROMULAN COMPUTER VOICE | |
207.txt-51- SUPERNUMERARIES FEMALE ROMULAN COM VOICE | |
207.txt-52- MEMBERS OF ROMULAN UNDERGROUND | |
207.txt-53- N.D. ROMULAN PEDESTRIANS Klingons & Other Aliens | |
207.txt-54- OLD ROMULAN WOMAN IN CAFE K'VADA (Klingon) | |
207.txt-55- ROMULAN ARMED GUARDS AMARIE (alien woman) | |
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212.txt-49- GEORDI | |
212.txt-50- WORF | |
212.txt-51- KEIKO | |
212.txt-52- DOCTOR MARTIN | |
212.txt-53- CREWPERSON DAVIS | |
212.txt:54: COMPUTER VOICE | |
212.txt-55- KELLER'S COM VOICE | |
212.txt-56- TECHNICIAN'S COM VOICE | |
212.txt-57- | |
212.txt-58- Non-Speaking | |
212.txt-59- SUPERNUMERARIES | |
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212.txt-1421- waving people out of the engine room. | |
212.txt-1422- | |
212.txt-1423- RIKER | |
212.txt-1424- Out, out, out! Let's go! | |
212.txt-1425- | |
212.txt:1426: COMPUTER VOICE | |
212.txt-1427- Antimatter injection breach. | |
212.txt-1428- Evacuate immediately. | |
212.txt-1429- | |
212.txt-1430- (Computer warning will repeat throughout.) | |
212.txt-1431- | |
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212.txt-1929- GEORDI | |
212.txt-1930- Computer, locate the electropathic | |
212.txt-1931- pattern described in medical | |
212.txt-1932- database four-delta-one. | |
212.txt-1933- | |
212.txt:1934: COMPUTER VOICE | |
212.txt-1935- Electropathic pattern located. | |
212.txt-1936- | |
212.txt-1937- GEORDI | |
212.txt-1938- Okay, we're gonna track down any | |
212.txt-1939- possible cause of that brain | |
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212.txt-1939- possible cause of that brain | |
212.txt-1940- pattern. First, what are the | |
212.txt-1941- medical conditions that might | |
212.txt-1942- account for it? | |
212.txt-1943- | |
212.txt:1944: COMPUTER VOICE | |
212.txt-1945- Iresine Syndrome is a cause of | |
212.txt-1946- the electropathic pattern. | |
212.txt-1947- | |
212.txt-1948- GEORDI | |
212.txt-1949- Right. And Doctor Crusher's | |
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212.txt-1953- | |
212.txt-1954- STAR TREK: "Violations" – REV. 10/28/91 – ACT THREE 34. | |
212.txt-1955- | |
212.txt-1956-70 CONTINUED: | |
212.txt-1957- | |
212.txt:1958: COMPUTER VOICE | |
212.txt-1959- There are twenty-two nonmedical | |
212.txt-1960- agents. | |
212.txt-1961- | |