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Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) - S01E03 Adventure

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PICARD [ON RECORDING OVER Attention, all decks.

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If you were any more perfect, Data,

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Sir, I'm getting very strange reports from all decks.

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and not a collapsing star, as in this case.

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is a huge chunk of the star's surface blown away,

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including a cure.

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a sunset, sunrise.

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Ah. A game.

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into a white dwarf.

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A common mistake, sir.

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Hey, it's a joke.

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Ah. A human proverb.

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a few seconds too.

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I know, it's like looking for a needle in a haystack.

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- Boys? - ...a real blowout here.

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send a team here now.

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Like a full collapse, sir?

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And henceforth, a dessert course

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I've never seen a rainbow,

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which has been routinely monitoring the collapse of a red supergiant star