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Star Trek: Discovery (2017) - S04E06 Stormy Weather

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Previously on Star Trek: Discovery...

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Look at me! Look at me.

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They're right at the hull now.

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at that frequency...

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at 218 kilohertz.

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At the rate they're decaying, the hallucinatory effects

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at the point where it punched in.

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at 218 kilohertz exactly.

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any scan data at all.

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at ten times that rate.

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Now I sit across from them at the Kaminar council.

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[original Star Trek theme plays]

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can possibly reach it at distance.

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My parents died at their hands.

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no action is required at this time.

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SARU: Let us continue at stations, please.

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Shields are heating up but holding at 100%.

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at first I couldn't register any external input.

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It's why I didn't want us jumping at all.

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Closing in at a rate of 2.9 meters per second.