Star Trek First Contact
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Locutus. |
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I am Locutus of Borg. |
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Authorization, Picard 4-7-alpha-tango. |
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- Admiral. |
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No, of course not. |
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I've just received a disturbing report |
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Our colony on Ivor Prime |
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- Long-range sensors have picked up... |
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Captain's Log, Stardate 50893.5. |
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The moment I have dreaded |
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The Borg, our most lethal enemy, have |
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and this time, |
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- How many ships? |
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And it's on a direct course for Earth. |
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They will cross the Federation border |
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Admiral Hayes is mobilizing a fleet |
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At maximum warp, |
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- We're not going. |
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Our orders are |
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in case the Romulans decide |
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The Romulans? |
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Captain, there has been |
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along the Romulan border |
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It seems highly unlikely they would |
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Does Starfleet feel |
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Captain, we've been out in space |
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The Enterprise-E is |
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We should be on the frontline. |
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I have gone over all this with |
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Number One, set a course |
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- Bizet? |
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We finished our first sensor sweep |
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Fascinating. |
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Twenty particles of space dust |
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fifty-two ultraviolet radiation spikes |
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This is certainly worthy of our attention. |
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Captain, why are we out here |
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Let's just say that Starfleet |
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in the Enterprise and her crew. |
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They believe that a man who was once |
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should not be put in a situation |
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To do so |
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to a critical situation. |
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That's ridiculous. |
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makes you the perfect man |
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Admiral Hayes disagrees. |
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- Bridge to Captain Picard. |
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We've just received word from the fleet. |
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Mr. Data, put Starfleet frequency 1-4-8-6 |
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Aye, sir. |
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Flagship to Endeavor, |
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Defiant and Bozeman, |
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Acknowledged. |
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We have it in visual range. A Borg cube |
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We are the Borg. Lower your shields |
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We will add your biological |
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to our own. |
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Resistance is futile. |
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All units, open fire. Remodulate shield... |
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They've broken through |
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...toward Earth. Pursuit course... |
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The cube is changing course. |
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Defiant, continue to attack. |
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Flagship to Starfleet Command. |
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Casualty report is coming in... |
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...96 dead, 22 wounded |
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Lieutenant Hawk, set a course for Earth. |
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- Aye, sir. |
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I'm about to commit |
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Any of you who wish to object |
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It will be noted in my log. |
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Captain, I believe I speak |
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to hell with our orders. |
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Red alert! All hands to battle stations! |
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Engage. |
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- Report! |
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We've lost shields and |
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Perhaps today is a good day to die. |
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Sir, there's another starship coming in. |
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It's the Enterprise. |
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The Defiant's losing life support. |
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Bridge to Transporter Room 3. |
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Captain, the Admiral's ship |
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What is the status of the Borg cube? |
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It has sustained heavy damage |
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I am reading fluctuations |
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Onscreen. |
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Number One, |
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Channel open, sir. |
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This is Captain Picard of the Enterprise. |
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Target all of your weapons |
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- Fire on my command. |
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The coordinates you have indicated |
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Trust me, Data. |
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The fleet's responded, sir. |
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Fire. |
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- Mr. Hawk, pursuit course. Engage. |
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What? |
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I can hear them. |
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I have a patient here |
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Welcome aboard |
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Thank you, sir. |
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- The Defiant? |
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- Tough little ship. |
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Mr. Worf, we could use some help |
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You do remember how to fire phasers? |
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Sensors show chronometric particles |
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- They're creating a temporal vortex. |
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Data, report. |
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We appear to be caught |
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Captain. Earth. |
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The atmosphere contains |
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carbon monoxide and fluorine. |
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- Life-signs? |
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All Borg. |
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- How? |
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They went back and assimilated Earth, |
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But if they changed history, |
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The temporal wake |
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from the changes in the timeline. |
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- Sir, the vortex is collapsing. |
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We must follow them back, |
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- Come on. |
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Go home. |
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You're gonna regret this tomorrow. |
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One of the things you should |
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is that I don't have regrets. |
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- Come on, Lily. One more round. |
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I'm not going up in that thing |
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I sure as hell |
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What is that? |
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That is the constellation Leo. |
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No. That. |
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- It's an ECON! |
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We gotta get to the Phoenix. |
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To hell with the Phoenix. |
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- Help! Help! |
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This way! Zefram! |
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Report. |
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Shields are down, long-range sensors |
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According to our astrometric readings, |
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From the radioactive isotopes |
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we have arrived approximately |
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Makes sense. Most of the major cities |
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very few governments left, |
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- No resistance. |
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Mr. Worf, quantum torpedoes. |
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- Ready, sir. |
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They were firing at the surface. |
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Western hemisphere, |
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Looks like a missile complex |
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Missile complex. |
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The date. |
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April 4th, 2063. |
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- April 4th, the day before first contact. |
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Then the missile complex must be |
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where Zefram Cochrane is building |
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That's what they came here to do, |
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How much damage, Lieutenant? |
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Can't tell. |
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We have to go down there, |
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Data, Beverly, you're with me. |
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Have a security team meet us |
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Computer, mid-21st century |
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Number One, you have the Bridge. |
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Over here. |
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They're all dead. |
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See if one of them is Cochrane. |
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The structural integrity of the missile |
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but there is significant damage |
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and primary intercooler system. |
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We should have the original blueprints |
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Commander La Forge will need |
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- Hold your fire! We're here to help you! |
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Captain, I believe I can handle this. |
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Greetings. |
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Captain, this woman requires |
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Severe theta radiation poisoning. |
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Radiation is coming |
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We're all gonna have to be inoculated, |
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- and I have to get her to Sickbay. |
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Please, no lectures |
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I will keep her unconscious. |
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Very well. Tell Commander Riker |
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We need to find Cochrane. |
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Crusher to Enterprise, |
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We have less than 14 hours |
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- Picard to Engineering. |
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Geordi, Cochrane's ship was damaged |
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Get down here with an engineering |
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Right. I'm on my way, Captain. |
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Alpha team, let's assemble |
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We're heading down to the surface. |
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Porter, you're gonna be in command |
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- Aye, sir. |
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check out the environmental controls |
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It's getting a little warm in here. |
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Looks like a good spot right here. |
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Isnt it amazing? |
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This ship used to be a nuclear missile. |
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It is an historical irony |
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that Dr. Cochrane would choose |
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to inaugurate an era of peace. |
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It's a boyhood fantasy, Data. |
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I must've seen this ship |
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but I was never able to touch it. |
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Sir, does tactile contact alter |
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Oh, yes. |
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For humans, touch can connect you |
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make it seem more real. |
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I am detecting imperfections |
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temperature variations |
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It is no more real to me now |
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Would you three like to be alone? |
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What have you found out? |
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There's no sign of Cochrane |
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He has to be here. |
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There was nothing more important |
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This flight, it was his dream. |
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Captain, we should consider |
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that Dr. Cochrane was killed |
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If that's true, |
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What do you think? |
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It's like the entire |
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It's not just Engineering. |
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Maybe it's a problem |
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Hello? |
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- Hey! |
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Is there anyone else |
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Not that I know of. |
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Paul? |
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Paul? Are you okay in there? |
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Captain? What is it? |
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Picard to Enterprise. |
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Mr. Worf, is everything all right |
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Yes, sir. We are experiencing some |
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but that is all. |
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- What kind of difficulties? |
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and the temperature has jumped |
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- Mr. Data and I are returning to the ship. |
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- Number One, take charge down here. |
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Damage to her cell membranes |
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She should be fine, |
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but I'd like to run another test |
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And find out why it's so hot in here. |
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Now what? |
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Crusher to Engineering. |
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Crusher to Bridge. |
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Commander Worf, I need to know |
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We just lost contact with Deck 16. |
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Communications, internal sensors, |
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I was about to send a security team |
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No! Seal off Deck 16. |
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Post security teams |
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- Aye, sir. |
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Before we lost internal sensors, |
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what were the exact environmental |
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Atmospheric pressure |
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ninety-two percent humidity, |
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Thirty-nine-point-one degrees Celsius. |
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Like a Borg ship. |
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They knew their ship was doomed. |
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Somehow they transported over here |
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They'll assimilate the Enterprise, |
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Picard to Riker. |
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Enterprise to away team. |
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Respond! |
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Sir, main control is being rerouted |
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Weapons, shields, propulsion. |
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Quickly, Mr. Data! |
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I have isolated the main computer |
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It is highly unlikely |
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The Borg have cut primary power |
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The Borg won't stay on Deck 16. |
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Wake up. You're all right. |
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Take it easy. Stay calm. |
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- Now, listen to me. Look at me. |
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You are gonna be fine. |
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Alyssa, is the EMH program still online? |
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- It should be. |
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I swore I'd never use one of these. |
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Please state the nature |
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Twenty Borg are about |
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We need time to get out of here. |
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This isn't part of my program. |
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Well, do a dance, tell a story. |
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According to Starfleet medical research, |
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Borg implants can cause |
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Perhaps you'd like an analgesic cream? |
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Which way? |
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We need to get off this deck. |
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First thing they'll do in Engineering |
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a central point |
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The problem is, if we begin firing |
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there's a risk |
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I believe our goal should be to puncture |
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- Data? |
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Plasma coolant will liquefy |
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But the Borg are not entirely organic. |
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True, but like all cybernetic life-forms, |
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they cannot survive |
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I have ordered all weapons to be set |
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The Borg will adapt quickly. |
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One other thing. |
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You may encounter |
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who've already been assimilated. |
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Believe me, |
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Let's go. |
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Deanna! Deanna! |
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No, no! Don't turn off the... |
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Who is this jerk? |
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Who told him |
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Will Riker, Zefram Cochrane. |
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- Is he a friend of yours? |
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- Husband? |
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Good. |
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- Now, this, Deena... |
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- This is the good stuff. |
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To the Phoenix, may she rest in peace. |
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Okay, that wasn't so good. |
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Will, I think we have to tell him the truth. |
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- If we tell the truth, the timeline... |
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This is no time to argue about time. |
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- What was I saying? |
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- I am not! |
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Look, he wouldn't even talk to me |
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And then it took three shots |
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just to find out |
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And I've spent the last 20 minutes |
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So don't go criticizing |
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Sorry. |
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It's a primitive culture. |
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- I'm just trying to blend in. |
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I already told him our cover story. |
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We are running out of time. |
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Now, if we tell him the truth, |
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If you're looking for my professional |
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- he's nuts. |
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Captain, I believe I am feeling anxiety. |
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It is an intriguing sensation. |
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Data, I'm sure |
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but perhaps you should deactivate |
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Good idea, sir. |
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Done. |
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Data, there are times that I envy you. |
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It's only me! |
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- Doctor, are you all right? |
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Lopez, get these people |
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There was a civilian, |
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- We got separated. |
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Worf, she has no idea what's going on. |
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Lower your weapons. |
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They'll ignore us |
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The manual release. |
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Mr. Worf, hold this position. |
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Manual release is online. |
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Perhaps we should just knock. |
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Data. |
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Ready phasers! |
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Data, cover me. |
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Captain, they've adapted! |
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Regroup on Deck 15. |
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- Captain! |
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Here! |
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Captain! |
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Help. |
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Please, help. |
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- You! How the hell did you... |
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- Calm down! |
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- Who are you? |
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No! Who are you with? What faction? |
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I'm not a member |
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I said shut up! |
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I don't care who you're with. |
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Now! |
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That isn't going to be easy. |
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Well, you better find a way |
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or I'm gonna start pushing buttons. |
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All right! |
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- Follow me. |
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Your efforts to break |
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will not be successful. |
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Nor will your attempts to assimilate me |
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Brave words. |
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I've heard them before, |
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across thousands of worlds |
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But now, they are all Borg. |
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I am unlike any life-form |
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The codes stored in my neural net |
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You are an imperfect being |
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Finding your weakness |
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Let me just make sure |
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Commander. |
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A group of cybernetic creatures |
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have traveled back through time |
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- and you're here to stop them? |
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Hot damn. You're heroic. |
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We're gonna prove it to you. Geordi! |
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- There she is. Beautiful! |
00:39:47 |
- All right, take a look. |
00:39:51 |
What do we got here? |
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I love a good peep show. |
00:40:08 |
That's a trick. |
00:40:13 |
- How'd you do that? |
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That's our ship, the Enterprise. |
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- And Lily's up there right now? |
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Can I talk to her? |
00:40:31 |
We've lost contact with the Enterprise. |
00:40:35 |
So, what is it you want me to do? |
00:40:38 |
Simple. Conduct your warp flight |
00:40:43 |
Why tomorrow morning? |
00:40:48 |
Because at 11:00 an alien ship will |
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Alien. You mean extraterrestrials? |
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- More bad guys? |
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They're on a survey mission. |
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Too primitive. |
00:41:06 |
Doctor, tomorrow morning, when they |
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and realize that humans have |
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faster than light, |
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They make first contact with Earth, |
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- Here? |
00:41:22 |
It is one of the pivotal moments |
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You get to make first contact |
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and after you do, |
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Your theories on warp drive |
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and mankind |
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It unites humanity in a way |
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when they realize |
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Poverty, disease, war, they'll all be gone |
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But unless you make that warp flight |
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none of it will happen. |
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And you people, you're all astronauts |
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Look, Doc, I know |
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but we're running out of time here. |
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What do you say? |
00:42:23 |
Why not? |
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It's pretty bad, sir. |
00:43:27 |
It looks like they control |
00:43:30 |
But when they took Deck 11, |
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The Borg have assimilated more than |
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Why stop there? What is on Deck 11? |
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Hydroponics, stellar cartography, |
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- No vital system. |
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unless it gave them |
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Return to your checkpoint. |
00:43:50 |
- Send reports every 10 minutes. |
00:43:52 |
Something must've happened |
00:43:54 |
Where are Dr. Crusher and the others? |
00:43:56 |
Why did you break the cease-fire? |
00:43:58 |
- We didn't attack you! |
00:44:05 |
There's a new faction |
00:44:07 |
that wants to prevent your launch |
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but we are here to help you. |
00:44:11 |
This may be difficult for you to accept, |
00:44:16 |
You're on a ship, a spaceship |
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You wanna help me, get me out of here. |
00:44:24 |
All right. |
00:44:28 |
You want a way out. Here it is. |
00:44:33 |
What is this? |
00:44:39 |
Australia, New Guinea, the Solomons. |
00:44:44 |
Montana will be up soon, |
00:44:47 |
It's a long way down. |
00:44:49 |
Now, listen to me. I'm not your enemy, |
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but first you must put that weapon down |
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Jean-Luc Picard. |
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My name. That's my name. |
00:45:12 |
Lily. |
00:45:14 |
Welcome aboard, Lily. |
00:45:23 |
Thank you. |
00:45:27 |
Maximum setting. If you'd fired this, |
00:45:34 |
It's my first ray gun. |
00:45:53 |
There's no glass. |
00:45:58 |
Force field. |
00:46:00 |
I've never seen that kind of technology. |
00:46:03 |
That's because |
00:46:05 |
What? |
00:46:10 |
There's more I have to tell you. |
00:46:18 |
Are you ready? |
00:46:21 |
- Who are you? |
00:46:24 |
That is a contradiction. The Borg |
00:46:29 |
There are no individuals. |
00:46:38 |
I am the beginning, the end, |
00:46:58 |
I am the Borg. |
00:47:03 |
Greetings. |
00:47:05 |
I am curious. |
00:47:10 |
You imply a disparity where none exists. |
00:47:14 |
Perhaps I should rephrase the question. |
00:47:17 |
I wish to understand |
00:47:20 |
Are you their leader? |
00:47:24 |
I bring order to chaos. |
00:47:28 |
An interesting if cryptic response. |
00:47:31 |
You are in chaos, Data. |
00:47:35 |
You are the contradiction. |
00:47:38 |
Since you seem to know |
00:47:41 |
you must be aware that I am |
00:47:45 |
We, too, are on a quest |
00:47:49 |
evolving toward a state of perfection. |
00:47:52 |
Forgive me, but the Borg do not evolve. |
00:47:58 |
By assimilating other beings |
00:48:02 |
we are bringing them closer |
00:48:06 |
Somehow, I question your motives. |
00:48:10 |
That is because |
00:48:14 |
stimulated yet. |
00:48:22 |
You have reactivated my emotion chip. |
00:48:27 |
- Why? |
00:48:32 |
I am not frightened. |
00:48:40 |
Do you know what this is, Data? |
00:48:42 |
It would appear you are attempting |
00:48:45 |
onto my endoskeletal structure. |
00:48:48 |
What a cold description |
00:49:08 |
Was that good for you? |
00:49:17 |
How many planets |
00:49:19 |
Over 150, |
00:49:23 |
You must not get home much. |
00:49:26 |
Actually, I tend to think of this ship |
00:49:28 |
But if it's Earth you're talking about, |
00:49:33 |
Good. They haven't broken |
00:49:36 |
Who, those bionic zombies |
00:49:39 |
- Borg. |
00:49:48 |
- How big is this ship? |
00:49:53 |
almost 700 meters long. |
00:49:56 |
It took me six months |
00:49:59 |
just to build a four-meter cockpit. |
00:50:07 |
How much did this thing cost? |
00:50:10 |
The economics of the future |
00:50:14 |
You see, money doesn't exist |
00:50:19 |
No money? |
00:50:23 |
The acquisition of wealth is no longer |
00:50:28 |
We work to better ourselves |
00:50:37 |
Actually, we're rather like yourself |
00:50:43 |
All right! All right. |
00:50:47 |
- Come on. |
00:50:53 |
I know what I'm doing. |
00:51:04 |
Definitely not Swedish. |
00:51:38 |
What the hell are you doing? |
00:51:53 |
Perhaps something in satin? |
00:52:04 |
I'm sorry, gentlemen, but we're closing. |
00:52:07 |
And you do understand |
00:52:10 |
so if you boys don't leave right now, I'll... |
00:52:16 |
I'm looking for Nicky the Nose. |
00:52:18 |
The Nose? |
00:52:25 |
This is the wrong chapter. |
00:52:29 |
Computer! Begin chapter 13. |
00:52:37 |
Try and look |
00:52:54 |
No, no, no, look at me! |
00:53:02 |
There he is. |
00:53:14 |
Ruby, this is not a good time. |
00:53:17 |
It's never the time for us, is it, Dix? |
00:53:20 |
- some case you're working on. |
00:53:24 |
Okay, but watch your caboose. |
00:53:26 |
And dump the broad. |
00:53:37 |
Well, well, well. |
00:53:40 |
What's shaking, Dix? |
00:53:41 |
The usual, Nick. Martinis and skirts. |
00:53:48 |
Hey, I'm going to take that personal |
00:53:49 |
No offense. |
00:53:52 |
Hey! |
00:54:19 |
Hey! |
00:54:20 |
I think you got him. |
00:54:27 |
I don't get it. |
00:54:28 |
I thought you said |
00:54:30 |
- If it's holograms... |
00:54:34 |
Without them, |
00:54:38 |
- What are you doing? |
00:54:41 |
Every Borg has one. |
00:54:47 |
It will contain a record |
00:54:49 |
this Borg has been receiving |
00:54:51 |
Oh, my. |
00:54:57 |
Yes, this was Ensign Lynch. |
00:55:02 |
Tough luck, huh? |
00:55:06 |
I've gotta get to the Bridge. |
00:55:19 |
Good morning, sir. |
00:55:37 |
Doctor? |
00:55:40 |
- Yeah? |
00:55:44 |
Yeah. |
00:55:47 |
I tried to reconstruct |
00:55:49 |
from what I remember in school. |
00:55:51 |
Tell me if I got it right. |
00:55:54 |
School? |
00:55:55 |
- You learned about this in school? |
00:55:57 |
Basic Warp Design is |
00:56:01 |
The first chapter is called |
00:56:07 |
Well, it looks like you got it right. |
00:56:10 |
Commander, this is |
00:56:13 |
to replace the damaged |
00:56:24 |
Yeah, Reg. Yeah, that's good, |
00:56:27 |
but you need to reinforce |
00:56:31 |
Dr. Cochrane, I know this sounds silly, |
00:56:38 |
Thank you, Doctor. |
00:56:39 |
I can't tell you what an honor it is |
00:56:42 |
- Reg. |
00:56:44 |
- the man who invented warp drive. I... |
00:56:47 |
I'm sorry. Right. Thanks. |
00:56:58 |
Do they have to keep doing that? |
00:57:01 |
It's just a little hero worship, Doc. |
00:57:04 |
To tell you the truth, |
00:57:07 |
We all grew up |
00:57:09 |
Or what you're about to do. |
00:57:12 |
You know, |
00:57:15 |
but I went |
00:57:18 |
Really? |
00:57:22 |
You know, I wish I had a picture of this. |
00:57:28 |
- What? |
00:57:30 |
in the future, this whole area |
00:57:35 |
You're standing |
00:57:37 |
where your statue's gonna be. |
00:57:40 |
- Statue? |
00:57:42 |
It's marble, about 20 meters tall, |
00:57:48 |
and your hand's sort of reaching |
00:57:52 |
I gotta take a leak. |
00:57:56 |
Leak? I'm not detecting any leak. |
00:58:01 |
Don't you people from the 24th century |
00:58:05 |
Leak! I get it. |
00:58:09 |
That's pretty funny. |
00:58:13 |
Excuse me. |
00:58:15 |
Commander? |
00:58:24 |
- Captain. |
00:58:25 |
Reports of my assimilation |
00:58:29 |
I found something you lost. |
00:58:36 |
- I am a Klingon. |
00:58:40 |
The Borg control over half the ship. |
00:58:42 |
We have tried to restore power |
00:58:45 |
- but we have been unsuccessful. |
00:58:49 |
I've accessed a Borg neuroprocessor, |
00:58:51 |
and I've discovered |
00:58:52 |
They're transforming the deflector dish |
00:58:56 |
Interplexing? |
00:58:57 |
It's a subspace transmitter. |
00:59:00 |
they'll be able to establish a link |
00:59:04 |
But in the 21st century, |
00:59:07 |
They'll send reinforcements. |
00:59:11 |
Attack the Earth in the past |
00:59:14 |
Then we must destroy the deflector dish |
00:59:17 |
We can't get to deflector control |
00:59:24 |
Mr. Worf, do you remember |
00:59:28 |
I remember |
00:59:34 |
What are you suggesting? |
00:59:35 |
I think it's time that we took a little stroll. |
00:59:43 |
Hang on. |
00:59:48 |
Five hundred eleven meters. |
00:59:59 |
Cochrane? |
01:00:03 |
It's him, all right. |
01:00:16 |
I've re-modulated the pulse emitters, |
01:00:19 |
but I do not believe we will get |
01:00:21 |
- before the Borg adapt. |
01:00:28 |
Magnetize. |
01:00:35 |
- Watch your caboose, Dix. |
01:01:00 |
- How are you doing, Mr. Worf? |
01:01:05 |
Try not to look at the stars. |
01:01:13 |
Let's go. |
01:01:40 |
Tell me, are you using |
01:01:43 |
to transmit the organic nerve impulses |
01:01:45 |
to the central processor |
01:01:49 |
If that is the case, |
01:01:51 |
how have you solved the problem |
01:01:53 |
inherent to organo-synthetic |
01:01:56 |
Do you always talk this much? |
01:01:59 |
Not always, but often. |
01:02:03 |
Why do you insist on utilizing |
01:02:07 |
Your android brain is capable |
01:02:10 |
Have you forgotten? I am endeavoring |
01:02:14 |
Human. We used to be |
01:02:19 |
organic. |
01:02:21 |
But we evolved to include the synthetic. |
01:02:25 |
Now we use both to attain perfection. |
01:02:28 |
Your goal should be the same as ours. |
01:02:33 |
Believing oneself to be perfect |
01:02:39 |
Small words from a small being |
01:02:42 |
trying to attack |
01:02:44 |
I understand that you have |
01:02:47 |
that your goal is |
01:02:50 |
for the Enterprise computer. |
01:02:52 |
That is one of our goals, one of many. |
01:02:58 |
But in order to reach it, |
01:03:26 |
Is it becoming clear to you yet? |
01:03:29 |
Look at yourself, |
01:03:31 |
standing there, cradling the new flesh |
01:03:36 |
If it means nothing to you, |
01:03:41 |
I am simply imitating |
01:03:45 |
You're becoming more human |
01:03:47 |
Now you're learning how to lie. |
01:03:51 |
My programming was not designed |
01:03:57 |
Then tear the skin from your limb |
01:04:05 |
Go ahead, Data. We won't stop you. |
01:04:13 |
Do it. Don't be tempted by flesh. |
01:04:27 |
Are you familiar |
01:04:32 |
If you are referring to sexuality, |
01:04:40 |
I am fully functional, |
01:04:44 |
programmed in multiple techniques. |
01:04:48 |
How long has it been |
01:04:52 |
Eight years, |
01:04:54 |
seven months, 16 days, |
01:04:57 |
Far too long. |
01:05:30 |
- We should bring reinforcements. |
01:05:34 |
It looks as if they're building the beacon |
01:05:37 |
Once all the transponder rods |
01:05:40 |
the beacon will be activated. |
01:05:41 |
Well, if we set our phasers |
01:05:43 |
No. There's a risk that we hit the dish. |
01:05:47 |
We could destroy half the ship. |
01:06:06 |
Come on, come on. |
01:06:11 |
- Doctor! |
01:06:17 |
You still looking for the bathroom? |
01:06:20 |
- I'm not going back. |
01:06:24 |
I don't care. I don't wanna be a statue. |
01:06:26 |
- Doctor... |
01:06:29 |
We don't have time for this. |
01:06:48 |
You told him about the statue? |
01:06:52 |
For this to work, all three maglocks |
01:09:07 |
Magnetic constrictors are disengaged. |
01:09:13 |
They've adapted. |
01:10:12 |
Warning. Decompression in 45 seconds. |
01:10:41 |
Hawk! |
01:13:19 |
We've had a change of plans, Data. |
01:13:32 |
Assimilate this. |
01:14:04 |
Only got an hour to go, Doc. |
01:14:06 |
I got a four-alarm hangover, |
01:14:08 |
either from the whiskey |
01:14:13 |
but I'm ready to make history. |
01:14:16 |
- Troi to Commander Riker. |
01:14:19 |
- We're ready to open the launch door. |
01:14:35 |
Look at that. |
01:14:39 |
What, you don't have a moon |
01:14:42 |
Sure we do. It just looks a lot different. |
01:14:44 |
There are 50 million people |
01:14:47 |
You can see Tycho City, New Berlin, |
01:14:54 |
- And you know, Doctor... |
01:14:56 |
Don't tell me it's all thanks to me. |
01:14:58 |
I've heard enough |
01:15:01 |
I don't know |
01:15:03 |
or where you get your information from, |
01:15:05 |
but you people got |
01:15:09 |
You all look at me as if I'm some kind |
01:15:14 |
I don't think you're a saint, Doc, |
01:15:19 |
And now we're sitting in it. |
01:15:22 |
You wanna know what my vision is? |
01:15:25 |
Dollar signs. Money. |
01:15:28 |
I didn't build this ship |
01:15:32 |
You think I want to go to the stars? |
01:15:39 |
I built this ship so that I could retire |
01:15:44 |
filled with naked women. |
01:15:48 |
That's Zefram Cochrane. |
01:15:52 |
This other guy you keep talking about, |
01:15:58 |
I never met him. |
01:16:00 |
I can't imagine I ever will. |
01:16:04 |
Someone once said, "Don't try to be |
01:16:09 |
"and let history |
01:16:11 |
That's rhetorical nonsense. |
01:16:15 |
- Who said that? |
01:16:20 |
You got 58 minutes, Doc. |
01:16:25 |
They're on the move again. |
01:16:26 |
The Borg just overran |
01:16:29 |
They've taken over Decks 5 and 6. |
01:16:31 |
They've adapted |
01:16:33 |
It's like we're shooting blanks. |
01:16:35 |
We'll have to work |
01:16:36 |
to modify our weapons |
01:16:39 |
In the meantime, |
01:16:42 |
- Sir... |
01:16:47 |
Aye, sir. |
01:16:52 |
Wait. |
01:16:54 |
We must activate |
01:16:56 |
and use the escape pods |
01:16:59 |
No! |
01:17:00 |
Jean-Luc, if we destroy the ship, |
01:17:04 |
We're gonna stay and fight. |
01:17:05 |
Sir, we have lost the Enterprise. |
01:17:08 |
We have not lost |
01:17:10 |
We are not going to lose the Enterprise. |
01:17:12 |
Not to the Borg, |
01:17:14 |
- You have your orders. |
01:17:17 |
- It is... |
01:17:19 |
With all due respect, sir, |
01:17:21 |
I believe you are allowing |
01:17:24 |
to influence your judgment. |
01:17:28 |
You're afraid. |
01:17:31 |
You want to destroy the ship |
01:17:34 |
Jean-Luc. |
01:17:36 |
If you were any other man, |
01:17:41 |
Get off my Bridge. |
01:17:57 |
- So what do we do now? |
01:18:00 |
Dyson, Kaplan, |
01:18:02 |
- start working on a way to modify... |
01:18:03 |
...the weapon systems. |
01:18:04 |
If we can get off this ship |
01:18:07 |
Once the Captain's made up his mind, |
01:18:10 |
Lily! |
01:18:14 |
- You son of a bitch. |
01:18:17 |
Okay, I don't know jack |
01:18:20 |
but everybody out there thinks |
01:18:22 |
and fighting the Borg is suicide. |
01:18:24 |
They're just afraid to come in here |
01:18:26 |
The crew is accustomed |
01:18:28 |
They're probably accustomed |
01:18:31 |
None of them |
01:18:35 |
No one does. |
01:18:38 |
No one can. |
01:18:39 |
What is that supposed to mean? |
01:18:46 |
Six years ago, |
01:18:53 |
I had their cybernetic devices |
01:18:57 |
I was linked to the hive mind, |
01:19:03 |
I was one of them. |
01:19:06 |
So you can imagine, my dear, |
01:19:08 |
I have a somewhat unique perspective |
01:19:10 |
and I know how to fight them. |
01:19:12 |
Now, if you will excuse me, |
01:19:17 |
I am such an idiot. |
01:19:22 |
It's so simple. |
01:19:24 |
The Borg hurt you, |
01:19:28 |
In my century, |
01:19:31 |
We have a more evolved sensibility. |
01:19:33 |
Bullshit! I saw the look on your face |
01:19:35 |
when you shot those Borg |
01:19:38 |
You were almost enjoying it! |
01:19:43 |
- How dare you. |
01:19:45 |
You're not the first man |
01:19:48 |
I see it all the time! |
01:19:50 |
- Get out! |
01:19:52 |
You'll kill me |
01:19:55 |
- There was no way to save him. |
01:19:58 |
Where was |
01:20:01 |
- I don't have time for this. |
01:20:03 |
I'm sorry. I didn't mean |
01:20:07 |
Captain Ahab has to go hunt his whale. |
01:20:12 |
What? |
01:20:14 |
You do have books in the 24th century? |
01:20:18 |
- This is not about revenge. |
01:20:20 |
This is about saving |
01:20:22 |
- Jean-Luc, blow up the damn ship! |
01:20:26 |
No! |
01:20:40 |
I will not sacrifice the Enterprise. |
01:20:44 |
We've made too many compromises |
01:20:49 |
They invade our space and we fall back. |
01:20:53 |
They assimilate entire worlds |
01:20:57 |
Not again. |
01:20:58 |
The line must be drawn here. |
01:21:05 |
And I will make them pay |
01:21:35 |
You broke your little ships. |
01:21:48 |
See you around, Ahab. |
01:21:53 |
"And he piled upon |
01:21:57 |
"the sum of all the rage and hate |
01:22:03 |
"If his chest had been a cannon, |
01:22:08 |
What? |
01:22:12 |
Moby-Dick. |
01:22:15 |
Actually, I never read it. |
01:22:23 |
Ahab spent years hunting |
01:22:29 |
a quest for vengeance, |
01:22:32 |
but in the end, |
01:22:41 |
I guess he didn't know when to quit. |
01:23:08 |
Prepare to evacuate the Enterprise. |
01:23:34 |
- ATR setting? |
01:23:37 |
- Main bus? |
01:23:40 |
Initiate pre-ignition sequence. |
01:23:42 |
Begin auto-destruct sequence. |
01:23:47 |
Computer, |
01:23:49 |
Confirm auto-destruct sequence. |
01:23:54 |
Computer, |
01:23:56 |
Confirm auto-destruct sequence. |
01:24:01 |
Command authorization accepted. |
01:24:03 |
Awaiting final code |
01:24:06 |
This is Captain Jean-Luc Picard. |
01:24:08 |
Destruct sequence alpha-one. |
01:24:16 |
Enable. |
01:24:17 |
Self-destruct in 15 minutes. |
01:24:24 |
So much for the Enterprise-E. |
01:24:27 |
We barely knew her. |
01:24:29 |
Think they'll build another one? |
01:24:32 |
Plenty of letters left in the alphabet. |
01:24:36 |
Mr. Worf. |
01:24:43 |
I regret some of the things |
01:24:47 |
Some? |
01:24:49 |
As a matter of fact, |
01:24:52 |
I think you're the bravest man |
01:24:56 |
Thank you, sir. |
01:25:00 |
See you on Gravett Island. |
01:25:27 |
Captain. |
01:25:34 |
Data? |
01:25:37 |
Control to Phoenix. Final |
01:25:40 |
Good luck. |
01:25:41 |
- Everybody ready to make some history? |
01:25:44 |
- I think I forgot something. |
01:25:47 |
I don't know. It's probably nothing. |
01:25:51 |
Begin ignition sequence. |
01:25:58 |
- 20, 19... |
01:26:00 |
- Now I remember! |
01:26:01 |
- Where is it? |
01:26:03 |
- We can't lift off without it! |
01:26:06 |
No! No, wait, I found it. |
01:26:08 |
...12, 11, 10, |
01:26:11 |
9, 8... |
01:26:13 |
- Let's rock and roll! |
01:26:47 |
Turn that down a little? |
01:26:51 |
Hey! We've got a red light |
01:27:00 |
Ignore it. We'll be fine. |
01:27:03 |
Prepare first stage shutdown |
01:27:07 |
3, 2, 1, |
01:27:11 |
mark! |
01:27:28 |
Okay, let's bring the warp core online. |
01:27:39 |
You ain't seen nothing yet. |
01:27:42 |
If you see Commander Riker |
01:27:45 |
What is it? |
01:27:47 |
Orders to find a quiet corner |
01:27:49 |
and stay out of history's way. |
01:27:53 |
Well, good luck. |
01:27:55 |
To both of us. |
01:28:00 |
You're not leaving, are you? |
01:28:04 |
Lily, when I was held captive |
01:28:07 |
my crew risked everything to save me. |
01:28:09 |
There is |
01:28:11 |
someone |
01:28:13 |
still on this ship, |
01:28:14 |
and I owe him the same. |
01:28:21 |
Go and find your friend. |
01:29:55 |
What's wrong, Locutus? |
01:29:59 |
Organic minds are such fragile things. |
01:30:03 |
How could you forget me so quickly? |
01:30:06 |
We were very close, you and I. |
01:30:10 |
You can still hear our song. |
01:30:14 |
Yes, I... |
01:30:17 |
I remember you. |
01:30:19 |
You were there all the time. |
01:30:23 |
But that ship |
01:30:27 |
and all the Borg on it were destroyed. |
01:30:29 |
You think |
01:30:33 |
How small you've become. |
01:30:36 |
Data understands me. |
01:30:39 |
Don't you, Data? |
01:30:45 |
What have you done to him? |
01:30:47 |
Given him what he always wanted, |
01:30:52 |
Let him go. He's not the one you want. |
01:30:57 |
Are you offering yourself to us? |
01:31:00 |
Offering myself? |
01:31:05 |
That's it. I remember now. |
01:31:08 |
It wasn't enough that you assimilate me. |
01:31:13 |
I had to give myself freely to the Borg. |
01:31:18 |
- To you. |
01:31:20 |
I've overseen the assimilation |
01:31:22 |
- You were no different. |
01:31:25 |
You wanted more |
01:31:28 |
You wanted a human being |
01:31:31 |
who could bridge the gulf |
01:31:33 |
You wanted a counterpart. |
01:31:35 |
But I resisted. |
01:31:37 |
I fought you. |
01:31:39 |
You can't begin to imagine |
01:31:47 |
It's not too late. |
01:31:52 |
Locutus could still be with you, |
01:31:57 |
an equal. |
01:31:59 |
Let Data go, |
01:32:05 |
willingly, without any resistance. |
01:32:08 |
Such a noble creature, |
01:32:11 |
a quality we sometimes lack. |
01:32:16 |
We will add your distinctiveness |
01:32:20 |
Welcome home, Locutus. |
01:32:30 |
Data, you are free to go. |
01:32:34 |
- Data, go. |
01:32:39 |
I do not wish to go. |
01:32:41 |
As you can see, |
01:32:46 |
Data, deactivate |
01:32:51 |
Data, no. Don't do it. |
01:32:55 |
Data, listen to me. |
01:32:59 |
Auto-destruct sequence deactivated. |
01:33:05 |
Now enter the encryption codes |
01:33:10 |
Data! |
01:33:15 |
Data. |
01:33:26 |
He will make an excellent drone. |
01:33:37 |
Plasma injectors are online. |
01:33:42 |
I think we're ready. |
01:33:44 |
They should be out there right now. |
01:33:45 |
We better break the warp barrier |
01:33:48 |
if we're gonna get their attention. |
01:33:49 |
- Nacelles are charged and ready. |
01:33:53 |
Engage! |
01:34:05 |
Warp field is looking good. |
01:34:08 |
Structural integrity is holding. |
01:34:11 |
- Speed? |
01:34:19 |
Sweet Jesus! |
01:34:25 |
Relax, Doctor. I'm sure they're just here |
01:34:32 |
I am bringing |
01:34:42 |
Thirty seconds to warp threshold. |
01:34:56 |
Approaching light-speed. |
01:34:58 |
We're at critical velocity. |
01:35:00 |
- Quantum torpedoes locked. |
01:35:11 |
Watch your future's end. |
01:35:32 |
Data! |
01:35:34 |
Resistance is futile. |
01:37:03 |
That should be enough. |
01:37:19 |
Is that Earth? |
01:37:21 |
That's it. |
01:37:24 |
It's so small. |
01:37:26 |
It's about to get a whole lot bigger. |
01:38:51 |
Captain. |
01:38:53 |
Data. |
01:38:56 |
Are you all right? |
01:38:58 |
I would imagine I look worse than I |
01:39:03 |
feel. |
01:39:10 |
Strange. |
01:39:13 |
Part of me is sorry she is dead. |
01:39:21 |
She was unique. |
01:39:23 |
She brought me closer to humanity |
01:39:28 |
and for a time, |
01:39:31 |
I was tempted by her offer. |
01:39:35 |
How long a time? |
01:39:40 |
Zero-point-six-eight seconds, sir. |
01:39:45 |
For an android, that is nearly an eternity. |
01:40:01 |
Captain's Log, April 5th, 2063. |
01:40:06 |
The voyage of the Phoenix |
01:40:09 |
again. |
01:40:11 |
The alien ship detected |
01:40:14 |
and is on its way |
01:41:30 |
My God. |
01:41:33 |
They're really from another world. |
01:41:35 |
And they're going to want to meet |
01:42:30 |
Live long and prosper. |
01:42:53 |
Thanks. |
01:42:59 |
I think it's time we made a discreet exit. |
01:43:04 |
Riker to Enterprise, |
01:43:14 |
You gotta go? |
01:43:20 |
I envy you, |
01:43:22 |
the world you're going to. |
01:43:26 |
I envy you, |
01:43:29 |
taking these first steps |
01:43:34 |
I shall miss you, Lily. |
01:43:51 |
Picard to Enterprise. Energize. |
01:44:03 |
- Report. |
01:44:04 |
obscured our warp signature. |
01:44:07 |
Captain, I've reconfigured our warp field |
01:44:09 |
to match the chronometric readings |
01:44:11 |
- Recreate the vortex, Commander. |
01:44:13 |
All decks report ready. |
01:44:15 |
- Helm standing by. |
01:44:17 |
lay in a course for the 24th century. |
01:44:19 |
I suspect our future is there |
01:44:23 |
Course laid in, sir. |
01:44:27 |
Make it so. |