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<i>Previously on</i> Star Trek:
Strange New Worlds...

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<i>Six months nonstop.</i>

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<i>I'm just worried the crew</i>

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<i>is starting to feel the strain.</i>

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We could all use a night off.

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Why is everyone obsessed
with me taking breaks?

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Work will still be here
in five minutes.

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Fine. Let's... relax.

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<i>My mind to your mind.</i>

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-You and I will remain friends.
-I think so, Spock.

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<i>Scotty acts like
every time I steer the ship,</i>

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<i>it makes his job harder. So he added endless beeping...</i>

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<i>-to make my job harder.</i>
-There's a reason for those lights.

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Shut them off, Scotty.

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-Frickin' engineers.
-Bloody pilots.

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<i>Lieutenant
Erica Ortegas personal log.</i>

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<i>Stardate 2011.7.</i>

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<i>We're on our way
to the Rodaxian system,</i>

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<i>where the captain will be
negotiating a peace treaty</i>

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<i>in a civil war.</i>

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<i>And it's not exactly
an easy system to fly to.</i>

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<i>Which, thank goodness,
is why I'm at the helm.</i>

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<i>Lieutenant
Montgomery Scott personal log.</i>

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<i>Stardate 2011.7.</i>

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<i>As we head through
a fickle region of space,</i>

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<i>ship's been needing
round-the-clock maintenance.</i>

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<i>Normally I don't complain.
It's just that Beta</i>

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<i>and Gamma shifts
got shore leave last month,</i>

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<i>while Alpha shift didn't.</i>

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<i>Let's face it.
Alpha shift's a big deal.</i>

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<i>But, come on, we need</i>

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<i>the same break
Beta and Gamma get.</i>

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<i>It's wearing on everyone.</i>

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<i>The only reason
this region of space</i>

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<i>is tricky is because of the way
some people choose to fly.</i>

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<i>And that's precisely why
I added the alert system.</i>

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<i>Going over my head</i>

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<i>to say I exceed parameters
was bad enough.</i>

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<i>Installing a warning light</i>

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<i>to tell me how to fly?</i>

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<i>This feels personal.</i>

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<i>It's fine though.
Everything's fine.</i>

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<i>Things get bumpy,
you push your way forward,</i>

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<i>even if something's in your way.</i>

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<i>And she went over my head.</i>

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<i>Ignoring the controls.</i>

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<i>She-She's taking this too far.</i>

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<i>Someone's attitude
has everyone on edge.</i>

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<i>She's a know-it-all, arrogant...</i>

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<i>Micromanaging, rude...</i>

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<i>Constantly trying
to take control...</i>

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-Lieutenant.
-Lieutenant.

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Uh-oh.

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They look like they want
to kill each other.

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They're not the only ones.

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La'An is itching for a fight,

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which Spock is just trying
to stay out of.

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Joseph needs to loosen up
even more than you do.

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Respectfully, sir.

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And don't get me started
on Chapel

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and whatever's going on there.

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Damn it.

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I guess I have just been
thinking about negotiations.

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Which I'm going to need
Alpha shift's help with.

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And they very much need a break.

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Suggestions?

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<i>Oh, hey!</i>

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<i>I didn't see you there.</i>

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<i>Just kidding. I did.</i>

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<i>Are you ready
for the time of your life?</i>

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<i>Because I'm here
to give that to you.</i>

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<i>"Dendru's the name, or you can
call me "your new best friend</i>

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<i>on your personal journey
to de-stresstation."</i>

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<i>And this...</i>

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<i>is the Cesnar Grand.</i>

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<i>Thanks to our planet's</i>

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<i>one-of-a-kind
intoxicating atmosphere,</i>

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<i>each visitor experiences
a one-of-a-kind,</i>

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<i>customized journey</i>

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<i>that will provide
exactly what they need</i>

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<i>to relax.</i>

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<i>Speaking of relaxing...</i>

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<i>This is a place to say
"no way" to those icky parts</i>

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<i>of your daily life.
Even technology!</i>

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<i>That's right.
This is a tech-free zone.</i>

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<i>The only focus here
is living your best life!</i>

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<i>Atmospheric effects
harmlessly wear off</i>

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<i>shortly after departure.
Arrival on the planet is</i>

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<i>an explicit release
of all liabilities on the part</i>

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<i>of Cesnar Grand
or its employees.</i>

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Alpha crew
is taking shore leave.

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And the Rodaxian peace talks?

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We have two weeks before we land

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in their region.

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And the resort planet's directly
on our path.

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Nothing against vacations,

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but the Rodaxians
are very specific

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in how they like
to be spoken to.

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I was hoping
we would use this time

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to review
the formal kickoff speech.

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And I was worried
about having enough time

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to do all the ship repairs
before negotiations, too.

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A pit stop sounds great to me.

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A break is crucial to take

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the edge off
before the negotiations.

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A day or two on Cesnar
and you'll all still have

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a week to work after that.

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The spokesperson said

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"intoxicating atmosphere."

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-Is it safe?
-Completely.

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Anyone who goes
will feel naturally inebriated

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by the planetary gases.

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The effect is different
for each person,

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and it wears off, like,
an hour after leaving.

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I promise you,

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this will be
the best shore leave ever.

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Can't argue with that.

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<i>Do you think we can
survive a week without our tricorders?</i>

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<i>They didn't say this
place was mandatory tech-free.</i>

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I'll still get some work in.

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I brought one as well. Oh!

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You know,
it's a thin atmosphere.

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-You need to let up on the...
-On the backseat driving?

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Is that what you were gonna say?

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I was gonna say if you come in
hot, you're gonna land hard.

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I'm setting down
on a shuttle storage conveyer.

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Pretty much parks itself.

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Right. But you still need
to brake.

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Whoa!

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Great. Now I'll have
to stay and fix that.

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Well, that would be a tragedy.

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What, did you do that
on purpose?

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I didn't.

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But if you're thinking
this place better be big enough

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for us to get a break
from each other,

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I am right there with you.

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Christine, how long

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until that atmospheric
inebriation kicks in, hmm?

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As soon as that door opens,

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just count down from ten.

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Ten.

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Nine.

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Eight.

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Seven. Six.

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-Four.
-Seven.

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-Five.
-Six.

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Four.

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Three.

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Four and a half!

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Lieutenant!

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What are you...

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I don't know!
I don't remember anything!

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Am I a mugato now?

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What's the last thing
you remember?

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Uh, shuttle.

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You biffed the landing.

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Are you drunk?

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Why am I not drunk?

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Can you just...

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Sit down.

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On the floor.

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Don't touch anything.

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So bossy.

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Hello! Me again.

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-Again?
-A message came for your captain.

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It's time-sensitive.
He wasn't in his room,

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so I am hoping
that you can deliver it to him.

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Can you do that?

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Hey, man.

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I'm confused.

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-Go on.
-Promises were made,

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and none of those promises
included a hangover

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or missing time.

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Sometimes if you're hanging on
to negative emotions,

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it can negate or alter
the effects of the atmosphere.

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That wasn't in the brochure.

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Mm, it was, it was.
It was in the fine print.

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Well, actually,
it was in the micro print.

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But the fine print
clearly directs you

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to read the micro print.

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So, really,
it's all quite legally binding.

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Tell you what,

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after you deliver that,

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I promise to fix you up.

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And in the meantime,

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just remember,
take deep breaths.

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Deep breaths. And, you know,

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the-the deposit
is nonrefundable.

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-What is that?
-A letter.

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A piece of paper?

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Don't you remember the video?

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This is a tech-free zone.

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Hence...

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You stay here.

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Or not.

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Or do whatever you're gonna do.

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Ooh!

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Souvenir.

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-Ow, it's sharp.
-Or you can't be left alone.

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Of course.

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We'll just deliver this note
to the captain,

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and he can deal with you.

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'Cause there's no way

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we're gonna be stuck
with each other on vacation.

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Mm.

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<i>Space.</i>

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<i>The final frontier.</i>

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<i>These are the voyages
of the starship</i> Enterprise.

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<i>Its five-year mission:</i>

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<i>to explore strange new worlds...</i>

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<i>to seek out new life</i>

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<i>and new civilizations...</i>

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<i>to boldly go
where no one has gone before.</i>

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Guess I'll just start at door number one.

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Someone has to know
where the captain is.

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Stop.

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Are you Lieutenant Ortegas
and Lieutenant Scott?

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Oh, boy.

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I apologize for the mess.

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-Is Captain Pike here?
-Not that I am aware of.

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-Where's La'An?
-She is on a more spirited journey than my own.

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As you can no doubt see,
I am quite incapacitated.

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-You are?
-Entirely.

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You seem pretty normal.

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Do you see James Kirk
in this room?

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No...

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Unless he's invisible.

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Cloaked.

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I have been hallucinating
a manifestation of James Kirk.

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We've been playing board games.

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Wonder what that's all about.

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This is fun and all, but do
you know where the captain is?

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I need to find him now.

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-You appear tense.
-I don't remember

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what I did last night.
I have a pounding headache.

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And if I want to get
any enjoyment at all out of

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this so-called vacation,
I apparently need to deliver

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a note to him first.
So, yeah,

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tense.

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You do not recall
fighting a dragon?

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Is that a joke?

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I heard you shouting
in the corridor that you

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"got the dragon."

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I'll add that to my list
of things to figure out.

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And Pike is...?

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He mentioned Uhura's party.

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Two doors south.

249
00:12:01.503 --> 00:12:02.852
Ah, well, there we go.

250
00:12:03.026 --> 00:12:04.071
An actual lead.

251
00:12:04.245 --> 00:12:06.203
Thank you.

252
00:12:11.905 --> 00:12:14.821
Should we order some fries?

253
00:12:15.604 --> 00:12:18.302
Do you think my seeing you here
has deeper meaning?

254
00:12:18.476 --> 00:12:20.174
Deeper than what?

255
00:12:20.435 --> 00:12:23.743
Perhaps a remnant of you was
left behind after our mind meld

256
00:12:23.917 --> 00:12:27.790
and is now filling
an emotional void.

257
00:12:27.964 --> 00:12:30.097
Do you need a hug?

258
00:12:30.271 --> 00:12:33.230
Oh, bring it in here.

259
00:12:33.404 --> 00:12:35.755
Mmm.

260
00:12:36.668 --> 00:12:38.105
Don't even think about it.

261
00:12:41.108 --> 00:12:43.371
My friends.

262
00:12:43.632 --> 00:12:44.632
You're here.

263
00:12:44.676 --> 00:12:48.419
Erica, you were so right.

264
00:12:48.680 --> 00:12:51.205
Relaxation is just so...

265
00:12:51.379 --> 00:12:53.468
relaxing.

266
00:12:53.642 --> 00:12:54.904
I love it. Boop.

267
00:12:56.297 --> 00:12:58.299
-Oh, this is amazing.
-Mm-hmm.

268
00:12:58.473 --> 00:13:00.431
This <i>is</i> amazing.

269
00:13:00.605 --> 00:13:02.645
-Is Pike here? I have to give him something.
-Hmm?

270
00:13:02.694 --> 00:13:04.609
Then I need to stay here
and never leave.

271
00:13:04.784 --> 00:13:05.784
Mm.

272
00:13:05.915 --> 00:13:07.090
Oh! Yeah.

273
00:13:07.961 --> 00:13:09.353
No.

274
00:13:09.527 --> 00:13:11.268
-He's not here.
-Do you know where he is?

275
00:13:11.442 --> 00:13:13.793
Mm, it's not my journey to know.

276
00:13:13.967 --> 00:13:16.099
We're all
on our own journeys here.

277
00:13:16.273 --> 00:13:18.754
Why would my journey
involve breaking my arm

278
00:13:19.015 --> 00:13:20.451
and maybe a dragon?

279
00:13:20.625 --> 00:13:22.802
Chapel mentioned your cast.

280
00:13:23.063 --> 00:13:24.463
Said you didn't want
your arm fixed.

281
00:13:24.542 --> 00:13:26.153
Glutton for pain.

282
00:13:26.327 --> 00:13:28.329
Probably where
all that anger comes from.

283
00:13:28.503 --> 00:13:29.503
I'm not angry.

284
00:13:29.721 --> 00:13:31.506
-Okay.
-You know what?

285
00:13:31.680 --> 00:13:32.681
You stay with Uhura.

286
00:13:32.855 --> 00:13:33.856
I'll find Pike.

287
00:13:34.030 --> 00:13:35.292
Mm.

288
00:13:35.597 --> 00:13:37.686
No, you guys are...

289
00:13:37.860 --> 00:13:40.907
That is so not my vibe
right now. But...

290
00:13:41.168 --> 00:13:42.343
good luck on your journey.

291
00:13:42.517 --> 00:13:43.779
Mmm.

292
00:13:43.953 --> 00:13:45.433
Can you at least
give me something?

293
00:13:45.607 --> 00:13:47.565
-Any idea where Pike might be?
-He...

294
00:13:47.739 --> 00:13:50.090
is... on... his... own...

295
00:13:50.351 --> 00:13:51.351
journey.

296
00:13:51.482 --> 00:13:53.833
Mmm...

297
00:13:54.398 --> 00:13:56.661
Bye. Bring back cookies.

298
00:13:56.836 --> 00:13:59.142
Her hands are so soft.

299
00:14:05.235 --> 00:14:07.324
Scotty.

300
00:14:07.498 --> 00:14:09.587
Scotty. Scotty.

301
00:14:09.761 --> 00:14:13.156
You can't go off on your own.

302
00:14:13.940 --> 00:14:16.116
Since apparently
another task I have

303
00:14:16.377 --> 00:14:18.161
is babysitting
a small grown man.

304
00:14:18.335 --> 00:14:19.728
I am average-sized.

305
00:14:19.946 --> 00:14:22.122
-Mm.
-I'm just following the clues, okay?

306
00:14:22.296 --> 00:14:23.882
-Really want to win the big prize.
-There is no prize.

307
00:14:23.906 --> 00:14:25.473
We're delivering a note
to the captain.

308
00:14:25.734 --> 00:14:27.475
It's not a scavenger hunt.

309
00:14:54.371 --> 00:14:56.460
She's pretty good.

310
00:14:56.634 --> 00:14:58.767
She probably knows
where Pike is.

311
00:15:00.029 --> 00:15:02.989
How are there
so many Klingon power ballads?

312
00:15:03.163 --> 00:15:05.774
And she signed up
to sing 15 in a row.

313
00:15:05.948 --> 00:15:08.037
Warrior's songs.

314
00:15:08.995 --> 00:15:09.995
Friends.

315
00:15:10.039 --> 00:15:11.040
-Doctor.
-Showtime!

316
00:15:11.214 --> 00:15:12.215
Have you...

317
00:15:16.263 --> 00:15:18.874
Have you seen Captain Pike?!

318
00:15:19.048 --> 00:15:20.441
Ooh!

319
00:15:20.745 --> 00:15:22.245
I'll take one of whatever
that is you're making.

320
00:15:22.269 --> 00:15:23.681
No. No. No, he won't.

321
00:15:23.705 --> 00:15:26.577
And you don't work here, Doctor.

322
00:15:26.751 --> 00:15:28.101
What is it?

323
00:15:28.275 --> 00:15:29.841
It's green.

324
00:15:30.016 --> 00:15:31.321
Cool, right?

325
00:15:31.582 --> 00:15:33.022
How did you learn to do that?

326
00:15:33.062 --> 00:15:34.629
I'm just winging it.

327
00:15:34.803 --> 00:15:36.587
When I move my hands,
I'm usually worried

328
00:15:36.761 --> 00:15:38.328
about people's lives.

329
00:15:38.502 --> 00:15:39.634
But now?

330
00:15:41.592 --> 00:15:43.464
It's like Una singing.

331
00:15:48.904 --> 00:15:50.253
Ah, that's cool, man.

332
00:15:53.256 --> 00:15:54.692
Wait. Doctor.

333
00:15:54.866 --> 00:15:57.478
The captain.

334
00:16:06.400 --> 00:16:07.400
Captain?

335
00:16:07.488 --> 00:16:08.663
Hmm?

336
00:16:09.969 --> 00:16:10.969
Hi.

337
00:16:11.013 --> 00:16:12.754
Can I ask you a question?

338
00:16:12.928 --> 00:16:14.451
What would you think
of a face tattoo?

339
00:16:14.625 --> 00:16:16.149
You should get one, Mr. Scott.

340
00:16:16.323 --> 00:16:17.498
You'd look good.

341
00:16:17.759 --> 00:16:19.041
Well, I don't tell this
to everyone,

342
00:16:19.065 --> 00:16:20.370
but I actually have a tattoo.

343
00:16:20.544 --> 00:16:21.544
-On my...
-Stop.

344
00:16:21.589 --> 00:16:24.070
Sir, a message came for you.

345
00:16:24.244 --> 00:16:25.027
Thank you.

346
00:16:25.201 --> 00:16:26.333
You shouldn't do it.

347
00:16:26.507 --> 00:16:27.507
Old-school.

348
00:16:27.638 --> 00:16:28.770
Paper envelope. I like it.

349
00:16:28.944 --> 00:16:30.467
We should get these
for the ship.

350
00:16:30.728 --> 00:16:34.036
Drive Uhura crazy.

351
00:16:34.210 --> 00:16:36.343
So, apparently,

352
00:16:36.517 --> 00:16:38.954
the Rodaxian diplomats

353
00:16:39.128 --> 00:16:41.000
are coming to us.

354
00:16:41.174 --> 00:16:42.610
That's good.

355
00:16:42.871 --> 00:16:46.135
And they'll be here
in approximately

356
00:16:46.309 --> 00:16:47.832
two hours.

357
00:16:48.007 --> 00:16:50.879
We're not meeting them
for two weeks.

358
00:16:52.924 --> 00:16:53.969
Oh, no.

359
00:16:54.143 --> 00:16:56.145
What should we do?

360
00:16:56.319 --> 00:16:57.581
Uh, you...

361
00:16:57.755 --> 00:16:59.105
go get the shuttle.

362
00:16:59.279 --> 00:17:01.194
And then by the time
you come back,

363
00:17:01.368 --> 00:17:03.196
I'll be done
with the horsey thingy on my arm

364
00:17:03.370 --> 00:17:06.329
and then I'll have
everybody rounded up

365
00:17:06.590 --> 00:17:08.679
and ready to go, partner.

366
00:17:08.853 --> 00:17:10.594
Scotty, stay here.

367
00:17:10.768 --> 00:17:11.919
And let you biff
the shuttle again?

368
00:17:11.943 --> 00:17:13.119
Hey, hey, hey.

369
00:17:13.293 --> 00:17:15.643
I like you two
having fun together.

370
00:17:15.904 --> 00:17:17.471
You should keep it going.

371
00:17:21.997 --> 00:17:23.868
You're gonna have to work fast.

372
00:17:24.130 --> 00:17:26.784
You should come to Montana.

373
00:17:28.525 --> 00:17:31.093
This is the worst vacation ever.

374
00:17:33.400 --> 00:17:35.402
Oh, let's do that one.
Tellurite.

375
00:17:35.576 --> 00:17:38.318
-Sexy.
-We can't just take...

376
00:17:38.579 --> 00:17:40.363
Hang on.

377
00:17:44.106 --> 00:17:46.065
Our shuttle's supposed
to be right here.

378
00:17:46.326 --> 00:17:48.110
-Did you move it?
-Why would I move it?

379
00:17:48.284 --> 00:17:50.644
I don't know. Why did you install warning lights?

380
00:17:50.808 --> 00:17:53.128
No one could move it without
the duotronic processing chip.

381
00:17:53.289 --> 00:17:54.943
We gave that to...

382
00:17:55.117 --> 00:17:56.988
an attendant, right?
I kind of remember that.

383
00:17:57.163 --> 00:17:58.251
Do you have it now?

384
00:17:58.425 --> 00:17:59.556
Uh...

385
00:18:00.905 --> 00:18:02.777
Look, whoever has that moved it.

386
00:18:04.257 --> 00:18:05.867
-Hi.
-Oh.

387
00:18:06.128 --> 00:18:07.260
Hey.

388
00:18:07.608 --> 00:18:09.566
Do you know
what happened to our shuttle?

389
00:18:09.740 --> 00:18:11.394
Boxy. Beige-white.

390
00:18:11.568 --> 00:18:12.743
Federation issue.

391
00:18:12.917 --> 00:18:15.094
-I gave the chip to him.
-Me?

392
00:18:15.268 --> 00:18:17.008
Oh.

393
00:18:17.270 --> 00:18:18.575
A few hours ago.

394
00:18:20.142 --> 00:18:23.580
"Whoever has that moved it."

395
00:18:23.841 --> 00:18:24.842
Where'd you put it?

396
00:18:25.016 --> 00:18:26.124
I don't think
I would've taken it.

397
00:18:26.148 --> 00:18:28.759
That doesn't sound like...

398
00:18:28.933 --> 00:18:30.587
I don't remember doing that.

399
00:18:30.761 --> 00:18:31.893
So what now?

400
00:18:32.154 --> 00:18:33.982
We're screwed.

401
00:18:36.506 --> 00:18:38.813
Yeah, that's bad.

402
00:18:45.211 --> 00:18:46.411
The shuttle could be anywhere.

403
00:18:46.603 --> 00:18:48.003
I was thinking
maybe it was cloaked.

404
00:18:48.127 --> 00:18:49.127
-Like Kirk.
-Okay,

405
00:18:49.171 --> 00:18:50.433
I tried to be cool to you...

406
00:18:50.607 --> 00:18:52.261
What does you uncool
to someone look like?

407
00:18:52.435 --> 00:18:54.457
But now my vacation is ruined,
the shuttle is missing,

408
00:18:54.481 --> 00:18:57.179
and the peace talks are blown,
thanks to you.

409
00:18:57.440 --> 00:18:59.026
You're acting like
there's no way to find it.

410
00:18:59.050 --> 00:19:00.356
It's still somewhere.

411
00:19:00.530 --> 00:19:01.966
We just need...

412
00:19:02.228 --> 00:19:03.751
My tricorder.

413
00:19:03.925 --> 00:19:06.057
We could use that as a locator.

414
00:19:06.232 --> 00:19:08.384
Wait, that's somehow actually
a great idea. Where is it?

415
00:19:08.408 --> 00:19:09.583
I left it on the shuttle.

416
00:19:11.454 --> 00:19:13.108
But I do know one person

417
00:19:13.282 --> 00:19:16.329
who would never leave
a tricorder behind.

418
00:19:16.981 --> 00:19:18.766
I'm not giving you my tricorder.

419
00:19:18.940 --> 00:19:20.135
Why not?

420
00:19:20.159 --> 00:19:23.553
Because giving you <i>my</i> tricorder

421
00:19:23.727 --> 00:19:25.512
is not my journey.

422
00:19:25.686 --> 00:19:26.924
You need to follow your journey.

423
00:19:26.948 --> 00:19:28.776
Wait, what if your journey

424
00:19:28.950 --> 00:19:30.778
is our journey?

425
00:19:30.952 --> 00:19:32.214
Ours... uh...

426
00:19:32.432 --> 00:19:34.042
Lieutenant Ortegas and I,
that is...

427
00:19:34.260 --> 00:19:37.350
is to track down a shuttle
together using your tricorder.

428
00:19:37.524 --> 00:19:39.482
Okay.

429
00:19:39.656 --> 00:19:41.092
You two working together.

430
00:19:41.267 --> 00:19:43.138
That does feel like
your journey.

431
00:19:43.312 --> 00:19:45.575
Yep. That's our journey.
Tricorder.

432
00:19:45.836 --> 00:19:46.924
Before I give it to you,

433
00:19:47.098 --> 00:19:50.580
you two need
to clear this energy.

434
00:19:50.841 --> 00:19:51.668
Apologize to each other.

435
00:19:51.842 --> 00:19:52.887
Apologize for what?

436
00:19:53.061 --> 00:19:54.061
Let's just do it.

437
00:19:54.105 --> 00:19:55.585
Erica,

438
00:19:55.759 --> 00:19:58.284
I'm sorry that I...

439
00:19:58.458 --> 00:19:59.633
uh...

440
00:19:59.807 --> 00:20:00.895
doubted you.

441
00:20:01.156 --> 00:20:03.027
-And your turn.
-Okay.

442
00:20:03.289 --> 00:20:04.507
And, Monty, I...

443
00:20:04.681 --> 00:20:06.335
Montgomery. Hate that.

444
00:20:06.509 --> 00:20:08.163
I'm sorry...

445
00:20:08.337 --> 00:20:10.078
I was upset

446
00:20:10.252 --> 00:20:13.124
about your constant
doubting of me.

447
00:20:14.996 --> 00:20:16.389
There.

448
00:20:16.563 --> 00:20:18.129
Don't we all feel
so much better?

449
00:20:18.304 --> 00:20:19.304
-Mm. Great.
-Yep.

450
00:20:20.523 --> 00:20:21.742
Oh.

451
00:20:21.916 --> 00:20:24.527
Come back soon!
You know you want to!

452
00:20:24.701 --> 00:20:27.008
Who wants a shot?!

453
00:20:27.182 --> 00:20:28.183
I got this.

454
00:20:28.357 --> 00:20:29.619
It's my job. Whoa!

455
00:20:29.793 --> 00:20:31.708
Bright.

456
00:20:31.882 --> 00:20:33.362
Ah! I can see the shuttle

457
00:20:33.536 --> 00:20:34.856
through the hotel
security system.

458
00:20:34.885 --> 00:20:35.930
Here, look.

459
00:20:36.191 --> 00:20:37.431
Where'd you go?

460
00:20:37.584 --> 00:20:39.150
Oh, there you are.

461
00:20:39.325 --> 00:20:40.500
What the hell?

462
00:20:43.677 --> 00:20:45.418
It was a security system.

463
00:20:45.592 --> 00:20:47.091
Why would you throw it at me
to show me

464
00:20:47.115 --> 00:20:48.515
-a security system?
-I don't know.

465
00:20:48.899 --> 00:20:51.162
I'm probably not the best
decision-maker right now.

466
00:20:51.337 --> 00:20:53.904
-Understatement.
-Therefore this might not be the best plan.

467
00:20:54.078 --> 00:20:56.907
The security network had
a hub in the central office.

468
00:20:57.081 --> 00:20:59.388
So we go there,
hack into the computer,

469
00:20:59.562 --> 00:21:00.955
track our shuttle. Boom.

470
00:21:01.216 --> 00:21:02.609
Yepper yep.

471
00:21:02.870 --> 00:21:04.219
Exactly.

472
00:21:04.393 --> 00:21:07.004
Can you hack into a computer
right now?

473
00:21:07.178 --> 00:21:09.093
Probably no.

474
00:21:09.355 --> 00:21:10.660
Not a chance, no.

475
00:21:10.921 --> 00:21:12.358
Then we'll get someone who can.

476
00:21:13.489 --> 00:21:14.621
I may not be very useful,

477
00:21:14.795 --> 00:21:17.014
given
my clearly inebriated state.

478
00:21:17.276 --> 00:21:19.060
You know you seem totally fine.

479
00:21:19.234 --> 00:21:20.496
Absurd.

480
00:21:20.670 --> 00:21:22.126
Are you sure you saw a computer?

481
00:21:22.150 --> 00:21:23.150
Because I don't see one.

482
00:21:23.282 --> 00:21:25.066
Yeah, I'm positive.

483
00:21:25.240 --> 00:21:26.459
I think.

484
00:21:26.720 --> 00:21:28.504
Uh...

485
00:21:30.071 --> 00:21:31.420
It is coming from this.

486
00:21:31.594 --> 00:21:33.596
That is a plant.

487
00:21:35.381 --> 00:21:37.208
I believe this is
photosynthetic technology.

488
00:21:37.383 --> 00:21:38.949
I assumed
that was only theoretical.

489
00:21:39.210 --> 00:21:41.343
It's a plant.

490
00:21:42.170 --> 00:21:43.650
Perhaps
I can telepathically link.

491
00:21:43.824 --> 00:21:47.001
What, read the plant's
plant mind?

492
00:21:58.665 --> 00:22:01.189
My mind to your leaves.

493
00:22:01.363 --> 00:22:04.105
My thoughts to your root system.

494
00:22:06.542 --> 00:22:08.065
I can see the security map.

495
00:22:08.239 --> 00:22:10.329
The shuttle is just north.

496
00:22:11.286 --> 00:22:13.723
An area run
by a local gang of thieves.

497
00:22:13.984 --> 00:22:16.378
I would recommend
bringing La'An as muscle.

498
00:22:16.639 --> 00:22:18.728
She has quite a bit
of pent-up energy today.

499
00:22:18.989 --> 00:22:20.339
So she's even scarier?

500
00:22:20.600 --> 00:22:23.646
She is much, much scarier.

501
00:22:23.820 --> 00:22:25.996
The three of us will be fine.

502
00:22:26.170 --> 00:22:27.389
I should not join you.

503
00:22:27.563 --> 00:22:30.392
This is pretty important, Spock.

504
00:22:30.653 --> 00:22:31.698
Mm.

505
00:22:32.525 --> 00:22:35.310
Are you both plants right now?

506
00:22:35.484 --> 00:22:37.312
Um, no.

507
00:22:37.486 --> 00:22:39.575
I should rest.

508
00:22:41.316 --> 00:22:42.356
I mean, maybe I'm a plant.

509
00:22:42.491 --> 00:22:43.492
You're not a plant.

510
00:22:43.666 --> 00:22:45.233
Let's get La'An.

511
00:22:46.930 --> 00:22:48.192
Oh.

512
00:22:48.367 --> 00:22:51.631
Photosynthetic technology?

513
00:22:51.805 --> 00:22:52.849
Nice.

514
00:22:53.197 --> 00:22:55.374
I may know
why I am imagining you.

515
00:22:56.766 --> 00:22:59.987
I've never had what humans
call a "human best friend."

516
00:23:00.161 --> 00:23:05.514
We don't actually call it
a <i>human</i> best friend.

517
00:23:05.688 --> 00:23:09.562
But I think you mean someone
that you can be vulnerable with.

518
00:23:09.736 --> 00:23:12.739
I have many things
I want to talk about.

519
00:23:13.609 --> 00:23:14.654
Fears,

520
00:23:14.828 --> 00:23:15.828
hopes,

521
00:23:15.959 --> 00:23:17.352
dreams.

522
00:23:17.744 --> 00:23:19.789
I believe you are here
so I can share them with you.

523
00:23:19.963 --> 00:23:23.184
Even though
you are in fact not here.

524
00:23:24.446 --> 00:23:25.926
Okay, buddy.

525
00:23:26.970 --> 00:23:28.407
Let's talk.

526
00:23:29.408 --> 00:23:31.018
Weapons are not necessary.

527
00:23:31.192 --> 00:23:33.847
This is a relaxation class.

528
00:23:34.021 --> 00:23:35.239
Was!

529
00:23:35.457 --> 00:23:37.590
Now it's
an Anbo-jyutsu tournament

530
00:23:37.764 --> 00:23:39.089
-to the death!
-Ooh.

531
00:23:39.113 --> 00:23:40.220
Everyone form factions!

532
00:23:40.244 --> 00:23:41.855
Now! Stand up.

533
00:23:42.072 --> 00:23:43.833
-On your feet. On your feet.
-Yeah, I'd bet on the left team.

534
00:23:43.857 --> 00:23:45.511
-Sturdier.
-Feet together.

535
00:23:45.685 --> 00:23:47.165
-Stand up tall.
-I'm grabbing La'An.

536
00:23:47.251 --> 00:23:48.731
You, over there.

537
00:23:48.905 --> 00:23:49.993
Get in line.

538
00:23:50.429 --> 00:23:52.126
-You want some, too? Huh?
-No.

539
00:23:52.300 --> 00:23:53.344
Do you?

540
00:23:53.519 --> 00:23:54.563
-Do you?
-Definitely not.

541
00:23:54.737 --> 00:23:58.088
But I do have
just the job for you.

542
00:23:58.262 --> 00:23:59.699
Bring the stick.

543
00:24:06.314 --> 00:24:07.924
Okay, so we'll go in,

544
00:24:08.098 --> 00:24:10.100
make some threats,
get our shuttle back.

545
00:24:10.274 --> 00:24:11.362
He must be in charge.

546
00:24:11.537 --> 00:24:12.929
Stay here.

547
00:24:13.103 --> 00:24:15.845
I threaten best alone.

548
00:24:17.238 --> 00:24:21.198
Hey! You, uh, seen
a Federation ship around here?

549
00:24:21.460 --> 00:24:23.200
Seems like it's going well.

550
00:24:23.462 --> 00:24:26.247
Ooh!

551
00:24:28.902 --> 00:24:31.557
Still might be going well.

552
00:24:31.731 --> 00:24:33.689
We don't know what he's into.

553
00:24:33.863 --> 00:24:35.561
Maybe he likes that.

554
00:24:38.433 --> 00:24:40.261
He tell you where it is?

555
00:24:40.435 --> 00:24:42.698
They were weak,
didn't know how to negotiate.

556
00:24:42.872 --> 00:24:45.527
So now I'm their leader.

557
00:24:46.659 --> 00:24:49.226
Okay. And that means
you know where the shuttle is?

558
00:24:49.400 --> 00:24:51.751
I do. But what will you give me?

559
00:24:51.925 --> 00:24:53.100
What do you mean "give you"?

560
00:24:53.361 --> 00:24:54.667
Well, I need something
in return.

561
00:24:54.841 --> 00:24:56.451
They were ready
to just hand it over.

562
00:24:56.712 --> 00:24:58.322
Good! They should hand it over.

563
00:24:58.497 --> 00:24:59.759
I told them to up their game.

564
00:24:59.976 --> 00:25:02.196
So now I need to show them
how it's done.

565
00:25:04.241 --> 00:25:05.547
Give me your shirt.

566
00:25:05.721 --> 00:25:07.418
-My shirt? No.
-Give me your shirt.

567
00:25:07.680 --> 00:25:09.159
Give her your shirt.

568
00:25:09.333 --> 00:25:11.553
I'll say it has some kind of
deep Earth meaning.

569
00:25:11.727 --> 00:25:14.904
It does have a deep Earth
meaning, it's my favorite shirt.

570
00:25:16.558 --> 00:25:17.951
Uncalled for.

571
00:25:21.302 --> 00:25:22.956
-And now I'm chilly.
-Victory!

572
00:25:25.045 --> 00:25:26.786
<i>Okay, so, they found the shuttle</i>

573
00:25:26.960 --> 00:25:28.309
<i>hidden behind a billboard.</i>

574
00:25:28.483 --> 00:25:29.923
<i>Couldn't sell it
because it's damaged</i>

575
00:25:30.137 --> 00:25:32.618
<i>and the operating chip
is missing.</i>

576
00:25:36.447 --> 00:25:37.753
Can you fix this?

577
00:25:37.927 --> 00:25:39.494
We can use it to find the chip.

578
00:25:39.668 --> 00:25:40.713
Yeah.

579
00:25:40.887 --> 00:25:43.716
My tools are right...
That is odd.

580
00:25:43.890 --> 00:25:46.196
Why are they out?

581
00:25:46.370 --> 00:25:47.589
Oh.

582
00:25:47.763 --> 00:25:49.765
No, I think it makes sense.

583
00:25:49.939 --> 00:25:51.339
You got the chip
from the attendant.

584
00:25:51.419 --> 00:25:52.551
Which means you came here...

585
00:25:52.812 --> 00:25:54.509
-Wait.
-tried to fix the shuttle

586
00:25:54.683 --> 00:25:56.313
because you are the king
of micromanaging.

587
00:25:56.337 --> 00:25:58.731
And were so drunk you broke it,
hid the shuttle

588
00:25:58.905 --> 00:26:00.360
to cover your mistake,
and totally screwed us over?

589
00:26:00.384 --> 00:26:02.212
<i>Scanning in progress.</i>

590
00:26:02.386 --> 00:26:04.345
<i>Shuttle Seven-E
operating component</i>

591
00:26:04.519 --> 00:26:05.738
<i>is eight centimeters away.</i>

592
00:26:05.912 --> 00:26:07.696
It's in here.

593
00:26:07.870 --> 00:26:09.393
<i>20 centimeters away.</i>

594
00:26:09.568 --> 00:26:11.439
What did you do?
Did you move it?

595
00:26:11.613 --> 00:26:13.528
I didn't touch anything.

596
00:26:13.702 --> 00:26:16.749
<i>11 centimeters away.</i>

597
00:26:19.882 --> 00:26:21.536
<i>0.3 centimeters away.</i>

598
00:26:21.710 --> 00:26:23.320
You gotta be kidding.

599
00:26:23.494 --> 00:26:26.236
-Help me with this cast.
-Uh...

600
00:26:31.415 --> 00:26:33.156
The duotronic processing chip.

601
00:26:33.330 --> 00:26:35.942
You had it.
Had it... Have... Had it.

602
00:26:36.116 --> 00:26:37.117
The whole time.

603
00:26:37.378 --> 00:26:38.814
There has to be an explanation.

604
00:26:39.119 --> 00:26:40.836
Yeah, I think the explanation
is that you're really...

605
00:26:52.262 --> 00:26:54.264
Ow!

606
00:26:54.438 --> 00:26:56.527
They stole my eyeballs!

607
00:26:56.702 --> 00:26:58.225
We've got bags on our heads.

608
00:27:00.749 --> 00:27:02.446
C-Can you reach my hands?

609
00:27:02.708 --> 00:27:04.361
Untie me.

610
00:27:10.541 --> 00:27:12.195
My eyeballs are still here.

611
00:27:12.369 --> 00:27:15.677
Here, here, move sideways,
maybe I can get you.

612
00:27:15.938 --> 00:27:17.418
Why aren't you yelling at me?

613
00:27:17.592 --> 00:27:19.115
Yelling just to yell?

614
00:27:19.289 --> 00:27:21.552
Like an "argh" kind of thing?

615
00:27:21.814 --> 00:27:24.120
Yelling because
I've been blaming you for

616
00:27:24.294 --> 00:27:26.054
losing the shuttle,
but apparently it was me.

617
00:27:26.122 --> 00:27:28.777
You just accepted
that you did it.

618
00:27:28.951 --> 00:27:31.475
Get your foot out of my face.

619
00:27:31.650 --> 00:27:33.608
No, that I will not
take the blame for.

620
00:27:33.782 --> 00:27:35.349
You moved your face to my foot.

621
00:27:41.660 --> 00:27:44.140
It's 'cause I grew up
with six brothers.

622
00:27:44.314 --> 00:27:46.752
Bet your house smelled great.

623
00:27:47.013 --> 00:27:48.841
When things went wrong,
I got the blame,

624
00:27:49.015 --> 00:27:51.713
and they usually
were my fault, so...

625
00:27:51.974 --> 00:27:54.281
Suppose I just assume
it's still that way now.

626
00:27:54.455 --> 00:27:56.326
I didn't know you had brothers.

627
00:27:56.500 --> 00:27:58.111
Hard to picture seven of you.

628
00:27:58.285 --> 00:27:59.590
Four adopted.

629
00:27:59.852 --> 00:28:01.767
Mom used to say
that hearts are infinite,

630
00:28:01.941 --> 00:28:04.639
so we should
make use of that space.

631
00:28:04.813 --> 00:28:07.468
Mine said something
not too different.

632
00:28:10.340 --> 00:28:12.429
Okay, come on. Let's try again.

633
00:28:12.603 --> 00:28:13.953
Oh, hang on! Hang on!

634
00:28:14.127 --> 00:28:15.868
I've almost got a grip.

635
00:28:16.042 --> 00:28:17.870
I used to get in trouble
for blaming Beto

636
00:28:18.044 --> 00:28:19.741
for things that weren't
entirely his fault.

637
00:28:20.002 --> 00:28:21.308
You mean your fault?

638
00:28:21.482 --> 00:28:23.266
Maybe all we needed to do
was compromise.

639
00:28:23.440 --> 00:28:25.268
Work together! Oh...

640
00:28:25.529 --> 00:28:27.140
I thought maybe
we'd say the same thing.

641
00:28:28.445 --> 00:28:31.535
-Dendru!
-Please...

642
00:28:31.710 --> 00:28:34.060
check your fisticuffs
at the door.

643
00:28:34.234 --> 00:28:36.627
I only did what you both asked...

644
00:28:36.802 --> 00:28:38.064
what you both begged me to do.

645
00:28:38.238 --> 00:28:40.588
Why would we want to be
kidnapped?

646
00:28:40.762 --> 00:28:42.764
My journey is to do
whatever I can

647
00:28:42.938 --> 00:28:45.114
to keep guests on their journey.

648
00:28:45.375 --> 00:28:47.377
My job is not to ask questions.

649
00:28:47.551 --> 00:28:49.379
Why would we
want to be kidnapped?

650
00:28:49.684 --> 00:28:51.923
-My journey is to do whatever...
-I just asked that same question.

651
00:28:51.947 --> 00:28:53.079
I don't mind repeating it.

652
00:28:53.340 --> 00:28:55.037
What exactly
did we ask you to do?

653
00:28:55.211 --> 00:28:57.387
"Dendru, no matter what,

654
00:28:57.561 --> 00:28:58.867
"keep us away from our shuttle.

655
00:28:59.041 --> 00:29:00.390
Tie us up if you have to."

656
00:29:00.564 --> 00:29:01.609
That does sound like me.

657
00:29:01.783 --> 00:29:03.524
And then we sealed the deal

658
00:29:03.698 --> 00:29:06.092
with what you called
"big-up high-fives."

659
00:29:06.353 --> 00:29:07.658
Those are fun.

660
00:29:07.833 --> 00:29:09.312
Yes!

661
00:29:09.486 --> 00:29:11.358
Yeah, I'm gonna need
more than that.

662
00:29:11.532 --> 00:29:14.840
No, it's okay, we have the chip,
we have the shuttle.

663
00:29:15.101 --> 00:29:16.541
We can go find
the captain and leave.

664
00:29:16.667 --> 00:29:18.297
-Like, we did it.
-But we're missing something!

665
00:29:18.321 --> 00:29:21.020
-Don't you see that?
-Still so angry.

666
00:29:21.194 --> 00:29:25.285
I hoped your journey
would help you with that.

667
00:29:25.459 --> 00:29:26.982
Wait, did you plan this?

668
00:29:27.200 --> 00:29:31.900
You purposely gave me...
us... that note to deliver?

669
00:29:32.074 --> 00:29:33.922
When the message came in,
it seemed like a good thing

670
00:29:33.946 --> 00:29:37.514
for you to focus on,
instead of your frustrations.

671
00:29:37.688 --> 00:29:38.907
This has been a terrible trip.

672
00:29:39.081 --> 00:29:40.430
You are a terrible
puppet master.

673
00:29:40.604 --> 00:29:42.563
I used to be a lot like you.

674
00:29:42.737 --> 00:29:44.260
Oh, I doubt it, smiley.

675
00:29:44.434 --> 00:29:48.525
I'm sorry that
my plan didn't work.

676
00:29:49.570 --> 00:29:51.877
Because I do know how it feels
to always be looking

677
00:29:52.051 --> 00:29:54.444
for something to be angry about.

678
00:29:54.618 --> 00:29:55.881
If you look hard enough,

679
00:29:56.142 --> 00:29:58.100
you'll always find
some reason to be mad.

680
00:29:59.362 --> 00:30:02.409
You just need to decide
if you're going to ignore it,

681
00:30:02.583 --> 00:30:07.066
or let it ruin your day,
or... or perhaps,

682
00:30:07.240 --> 00:30:11.461
try to figure out what it is
you're really angry about.

683
00:30:14.508 --> 00:30:17.685
We should... we need to go.

684
00:30:17.946 --> 00:30:21.341
You may want to stop by
Room C on your way.

685
00:30:21.515 --> 00:30:23.212
Apparently,
one of your crewmates

686
00:30:23.386 --> 00:30:24.823
is causing an issue.

687
00:30:31.220 --> 00:30:33.701
G-47.

688
00:30:33.962 --> 00:30:35.834
We have G-47.

689
00:30:36.008 --> 00:30:39.054
Bingo! Bingo, bingo, bingo!
In your face, Leoda!

690
00:30:39.228 --> 00:30:41.448
You might as well just
give me your firstborn

691
00:30:41.622 --> 00:30:43.469
-'cause I am coming for it!
-Not who I expected.

692
00:30:43.493 --> 00:30:46.453
All right,
I think you've had enough.

693
00:30:46.627 --> 00:30:49.282
She can't leave yet!
I've gotta win my money back.

694
00:30:49.456 --> 00:30:51.414
Not my fault
you can't cut it, Cornelia!

695
00:30:51.588 --> 00:30:54.113
This has gone on long enough.

696
00:30:54.374 --> 00:30:58.769
Now we play by our rules.

697
00:30:58.944 --> 00:31:00.641
Oh! Show me what you got!

698
00:31:00.815 --> 00:31:02.095
Oh, no, let's not show anything.

699
00:31:02.208 --> 00:31:03.992
Let's just show leaving.

700
00:31:04.166 --> 00:31:08.431
Heard rumors something ugly's
going down in here.

701
00:31:08.605 --> 00:31:10.781
Fight club!

702
00:31:11.043 --> 00:31:13.219
We have to go.
The captain is waiting.

703
00:31:13.393 --> 00:31:16.309
-We need you.
-Avenge me!

704
00:31:18.485 --> 00:31:23.490
B-1. We have B-1.

705
00:31:25.405 --> 00:31:29.844
Oh, hey. We sure hope
you'll come visit us again soon.

706
00:31:30.018 --> 00:31:31.578
<i>Be sure you have
all of your belongings,</i>

707
00:31:31.715 --> 00:31:35.981
<i>including anyone you came with,
and no one extra.</i>

708
00:31:36.242 --> 00:31:38.635
She'll stay afloat
long enough to get us home.

709
00:31:38.809 --> 00:31:40.333
After that...

710
00:31:40.507 --> 00:31:42.770
Okay, guys.

711
00:31:42.944 --> 00:31:44.641
No matter what,
this has to go well.

712
00:31:44.815 --> 00:31:48.297
We are Starfleet officers,
and as of right now,

713
00:31:48.558 --> 00:31:49.820
we are back on duty.

714
00:31:50.169 --> 00:31:53.302
Even if the world is on fire,
no interruptions.

715
00:31:53.476 --> 00:31:55.043
There's too much at stake.

716
00:31:55.217 --> 00:31:58.481
A steak sounds really good
right now, doesn't it?

717
00:31:58.655 --> 00:32:00.179
-Yes, sir.
-Why is that?

718
00:32:00.353 --> 00:32:02.703
I don't think
the atmospheric effects

719
00:32:02.877 --> 00:32:04.705
have left our system yet.

720
00:32:04.879 --> 00:32:07.229
Yeah, I kind of picked up
on that.

721
00:32:07.403 --> 00:32:10.929
<i>I guess they said it
affects everyone differently.</i>

722
00:32:19.198 --> 00:32:20.677
It's so bright.

723
00:32:24.072 --> 00:32:25.769
Formal hello.

724
00:32:25.944 --> 00:32:27.336
I am Co'Rah.

725
00:32:27.597 --> 00:32:31.340
Formal hello.
I'm USS Christopher Pike.

726
00:32:31.514 --> 00:32:32.820
Formal welcome.

727
00:32:33.038 --> 00:32:34.778
We were surprised you requested

728
00:32:34.953 --> 00:32:36.563
the talks be pulled forward.

729
00:32:36.737 --> 00:32:38.497
Though we appreciate
your dedication to the matter.

730
00:32:38.521 --> 00:32:41.524
I do not recall
making this request.

731
00:32:41.698 --> 00:32:43.526
Such a you thing to do though.

732
00:32:43.787 --> 00:32:45.702
Is something amiss?

733
00:32:45.876 --> 00:32:48.401
You are making strange sounds.

734
00:32:48.575 --> 00:32:49.750
Me?

735
00:32:49.924 --> 00:32:52.883
Everything's peachy.

736
00:32:53.058 --> 00:32:55.669
Formal peachy.

737
00:33:07.986 --> 00:33:10.814
Er... why are you here?

738
00:33:11.946 --> 00:33:13.295
Came to fix the shuttle.

739
00:33:13.469 --> 00:33:15.123
Figured it's the least
I could do.

740
00:33:15.297 --> 00:33:18.126
-You?
-Same.

741
00:33:20.128 --> 00:33:21.651
Thanks.

742
00:33:24.567 --> 00:33:26.743
I can't stop thinking, like,

743
00:33:26.917 --> 00:33:28.180
why would you and I together

744
00:33:28.354 --> 00:33:30.443
ask to be kept apart
from the shuttle?

745
00:33:30.617 --> 00:33:32.271
Like, what were we even
doing together?

746
00:33:32.445 --> 00:33:34.403
Good point.

747
00:33:36.318 --> 00:33:38.842
Remember earlier how I said
I used to blame Beto

748
00:33:39.104 --> 00:33:40.279
for things that weren't...

749
00:33:40.453 --> 00:33:41.758
fully his fault?

750
00:33:41.932 --> 00:33:43.238
Things that were your fault.

751
00:33:43.499 --> 00:33:44.674
Let me get this out.

752
00:33:46.154 --> 00:33:48.678
The reason is that I was...

753
00:33:48.939 --> 00:33:50.245
maybe jealous.

754
00:33:50.419 --> 00:33:53.509
He's a natural at everything,

755
00:33:53.683 --> 00:33:56.121
and I think I wanted to see
something be hard

756
00:33:56.295 --> 00:33:59.080
for someone besides me.

757
00:34:00.734 --> 00:34:02.475
You know I failed
Impulse Mechanics?

758
00:34:02.649 --> 00:34:04.825
The intro course.

759
00:34:04.999 --> 00:34:07.610
I joined the Academy
to be an engineer,

760
00:34:07.784 --> 00:34:11.223
but I never had the head
for intermix chambers, I guess.

761
00:34:11.397 --> 00:34:14.487
Luckily, I had a head
for flying.

762
00:34:14.661 --> 00:34:17.881
Well, intermix chambers
are overrated.

763
00:34:18.056 --> 00:34:20.275
I've been so angry
at you lately,

764
00:34:20.449 --> 00:34:22.538
and it's not even you
I'm mad at.

765
00:34:22.712 --> 00:34:27.065
It's just the idea of me
not being good enough.

766
00:34:27.239 --> 00:34:29.676
When you pointed out
that my flying could be better,

767
00:34:29.850 --> 00:34:32.070
it just...

768
00:34:32.244 --> 00:34:34.333
set me off.

769
00:34:34.507 --> 00:34:37.379
Fun fact,
I usually avoid the helm.

770
00:34:37.553 --> 00:34:39.113
That's why it was hard
to picture myself

771
00:34:39.207 --> 00:34:40.207
stealing the shuttle.

772
00:34:40.295 --> 00:34:43.168
I once crashed one.

773
00:34:43.342 --> 00:34:44.865
Well, actually seven.

774
00:34:45.039 --> 00:34:47.781
It was during my only
piloting class.

775
00:34:49.130 --> 00:34:51.350
I couldn't cut it,

776
00:34:51.524 --> 00:34:55.354
and maybe I'm a bit...

777
00:34:55.528 --> 00:34:59.097
envious of anyone who did.

778
00:34:59.271 --> 00:35:01.664
It's easy to get mad
at people who seem...

779
00:35:01.838 --> 00:35:03.753
better than me.

780
00:35:03.927 --> 00:35:07.105
Blame them for things,
try to bring them down a peg.

781
00:35:07.279 --> 00:35:09.803
I guess like my brothers
did to me, you know?

782
00:35:10.064 --> 00:35:12.022
That's a lot
of crashed shuttles.

783
00:35:12.197 --> 00:35:14.677
Oh, so, so many shuttles.

784
00:35:14.938 --> 00:35:17.680
Luckily,
I had a head for engineering.

785
00:35:17.854 --> 00:35:20.857
-I guess we're...
-Not so different after all?

786
00:35:21.119 --> 00:35:23.164
I was going to say
a couple of screwups

787
00:35:23.425 --> 00:35:25.035
who found our callings,
but yeah.

788
00:35:25.210 --> 00:35:27.037
Your thing, too.

789
00:35:28.126 --> 00:35:29.344
Yeah.

790
00:35:34.132 --> 00:35:36.656
Oh, what's this?

791
00:35:39.093 --> 00:35:40.877
Wait, what is this?

792
00:35:41.139 --> 00:35:42.749
-What is this? What is this?
-Oh, sh...

793
00:35:43.793 --> 00:35:45.491
-Bomb.
-Bomb.

794
00:35:52.585 --> 00:35:55.240
This is... this is...

795
00:35:55.414 --> 00:35:57.503
Just... let's get it
deactivated.

796
00:35:57.764 --> 00:35:59.287
This is reactive bomb casing.

797
00:35:59.461 --> 00:36:01.028
Is that exactly
what it sounds like?

798
00:36:01.246 --> 00:36:05.293
If I move my hands,
it's going to... well, you know.

799
00:36:05.467 --> 00:36:07.107
Any idea how big
that "you know" might be?

800
00:36:07.252 --> 00:36:10.516
Well, I'd rather
not find out. Um...

801
00:36:11.734 --> 00:36:13.432
I'm gonna go get help.

802
00:36:15.347 --> 00:36:17.566
You are joking me.

803
00:36:17.740 --> 00:36:21.875
Conflict is
the infancy of progress,

804
00:36:22.049 --> 00:36:27.315
instrumental
in creating a harmony.

805
00:36:27.489 --> 00:36:30.884
And though our differences
in belief

806
00:36:31.058 --> 00:36:32.755
may seem immutable,

807
00:36:33.016 --> 00:36:37.412
sovereignties are dedicated
to negotiating conflicts

808
00:36:37.586 --> 00:36:40.981
through diplomacy, right?

809
00:36:41.242 --> 00:36:43.201
And this remains true...

810
00:36:43.462 --> 00:36:46.726
this is for our alleyways...

811
00:36:46.900 --> 00:36:48.728
There is a bomb on board.

812
00:36:48.902 --> 00:36:50.947
Red alert.

813
00:36:51.121 --> 00:36:54.168
I don't know how big.

814
00:36:55.822 --> 00:36:56.562
Tell the captain.

815
00:36:56.736 --> 00:36:58.738
Important.

816
00:36:59.913 --> 00:37:01.325
Where did I put that?

817
00:37:01.349 --> 00:37:02.509
-Okay.
-Whether or not

818
00:37:02.568 --> 00:37:04.396
there is a democracy of voices...

819
00:37:04.570 --> 00:37:07.747
which, frankly,
I think there are.

820
00:37:10.140 --> 00:37:12.273
Lieutenant,
I heard about the avocado.

821
00:37:12.447 --> 00:37:13.753
-What?
-The message you gave

822
00:37:14.014 --> 00:37:15.383
to Uhura,
which she passed down the line.

823
00:37:15.407 --> 00:37:17.104
"Palm, avocado bad,
tell captain"?

824
00:37:17.278 --> 00:37:18.801
I should've known
that wouldn't work.

825
00:37:19.062 --> 00:37:20.518
Using reverse human logic,
I deduced that you may have

826
00:37:20.542 --> 00:37:22.544
been referring
to a bomb on board.

827
00:37:22.718 --> 00:37:25.678
Or just bad avocados.
Either way, I am here to help.

828
00:37:25.852 --> 00:37:28.550
I should warn you, however,
you are still a plant.

829
00:37:28.724 --> 00:37:30.465
Pull it together, man.

830
00:37:30.639 --> 00:37:32.815
We need you.

831
00:37:34.861 --> 00:37:37.429
Indeed, a highly
sensitive reactive casing.

832
00:37:37.603 --> 00:37:38.923
Was it attached
to a power source?

833
00:37:38.995 --> 00:37:41.433
Self-powered.
It was in there.

834
00:37:44.436 --> 00:37:46.133
One of our isolinear
recording chips?

835
00:37:46.307 --> 00:37:48.266
-Has this been scanned?
-We didn't see it.

836
00:37:48.440 --> 00:37:51.399
Kinda dealing with other things.

837
00:37:54.446 --> 00:37:57.144
<i>-Okay, this message is for...
-Us.</i>

838
00:37:57.318 --> 00:38:01.191
<i>Future us.
Which means... hey... you.</i>

839
00:38:01.366 --> 00:38:03.411
<i>-You guys are smart.
-Mm-hmm.</i>

840
00:38:03.585 --> 00:38:04.934
<i>You'll figure out
what's going on.</i>

841
00:38:05.108 --> 00:38:06.762
<i>-They... we...
-Right?</i>

842
00:38:06.936 --> 00:38:08.460
<i>definitely will.</i>

843
00:38:08.721 --> 00:38:10.401
<i>We each came back
to fix the shuttle!</i>

844
00:38:10.505 --> 00:38:12.309
<i>-Shut up, man. What?
-Just let me talk.</i>

845
00:38:12.333 --> 00:38:13.856
<i>Let me talk, let me talk.</i>

846
00:38:14.204 --> 00:38:16.206
<i>Uh, we found out someone
tampered with the shuttle.</i>

847
00:38:16.381 --> 00:38:17.643
<i>Shuttle's a funny word.</i>

848
00:38:17.817 --> 00:38:19.166
<i>"Shuttle." Oh, yeah, yeah.</i>

849
00:38:19.340 --> 00:38:20.776
<i>Someone messed with the shuttle.</i>

850
00:38:20.950 --> 00:38:21.951
<i>Mm-hmm.</i>

851
00:38:22.169 --> 00:38:23.518
<i>Maybe to ruin the peace talks?</i>

852
00:38:23.692 --> 00:38:25.172
<i>Maybe to be a big jerk.</i>

853
00:38:25.346 --> 00:38:27.087
<i>We don't know what they did yet.</i>

854
00:38:27.305 --> 00:38:29.568
<i>But we're going to hide the
"shushle" until we find Pike,</i>

855
00:38:29.742 --> 00:38:33.398
<i>just to make sure no one uses it
for, like, bad-guy reasons.</i>

856
00:38:33.572 --> 00:38:37.010
<i>I hid the chip
in this fake cast.</i>

857
00:38:37.184 --> 00:38:39.534
<i>In case this place makes us
forget what we're doing.</i>

858
00:38:39.708 --> 00:38:41.406
<i>Oh, future us, no matter what,</i>

859
00:38:41.623 --> 00:38:43.756
<i>do not bring the shuttle back
to the</i> Enterprise

860
00:38:43.930 --> 00:38:46.976
<i>until we... well, you...
figure this out.</i>

861
00:38:47.150 --> 00:38:49.327
<i>Let's go!</i>

862
00:38:50.719 --> 00:38:54.332
Yep, seems like past us could
have come up with a better plan.

863
00:38:54.506 --> 00:38:56.421
It is indeed not very logical.

864
00:38:56.595 --> 00:38:57.944
Okay, plant boy, just help.

865
00:38:59.728 --> 00:39:01.556
The bomb is comprised
of Quadrium particles...

866
00:39:01.730 --> 00:39:03.558
rare, once native
to the Rodaxian system,

867
00:39:03.732 --> 00:39:07.867
combined with
Varuvian and Nitrilin.

868
00:39:08.737 --> 00:39:11.218
The scale of the explosion
would be catastrophic.

869
00:39:13.263 --> 00:39:15.135
Can we transport it off?

870
00:39:15.309 --> 00:39:16.504
This combination
is too volatile.

871
00:39:16.528 --> 00:39:17.548
That would initiate the bomb.

872
00:39:17.572 --> 00:39:18.791
-The captain?
-After I left

873
00:39:18.965 --> 00:39:20.072
the mess hall,
he locked the room.

874
00:39:20.096 --> 00:39:21.576
Then I'll break the door down!

875
00:39:21.881 --> 00:39:23.293
-We have to do something.
-There is too little time.

876
00:39:23.317 --> 00:39:24.903
-Jettison the shuttle.
-That will not help.

877
00:39:24.927 --> 00:39:26.644
As soon as you let go,
the bomb will explode.

878
00:39:26.668 --> 00:39:28.211
-Yeah, I won't let go.
-You can't do that. You'll die.

879
00:39:28.235 --> 00:39:29.497
We have no choice.

880
00:39:30.368 --> 00:39:32.674
Enough talking, just get off
this shuttle and let me go.

881
00:39:32.848 --> 00:39:34.937
You can't fly it. Both
your hands are on that bomb.

882
00:39:35.111 --> 00:39:36.374
I'll work it out.

883
00:39:38.332 --> 00:39:40.378
I'll work it out.

884
00:39:40.552 --> 00:39:42.118
I'm going with you.

885
00:39:42.292 --> 00:39:45.121
Spock, leave.

886
00:39:45.295 --> 00:39:46.993
We're doing this.

887
00:39:48.211 --> 00:39:51.345
I will attempt to transport you
out at the moment of detonation.

888
00:39:51.519 --> 00:39:54.261
A zeptosecond before explosion.

889
00:40:03.575 --> 00:40:06.708
It would certainly be easier
with another set of hands.

890
00:40:06.969 --> 00:40:08.449
On it.

891
00:40:09.494 --> 00:40:11.515
It is worse than I thought.
I am still hallucinating.

892
00:40:11.539 --> 00:40:14.063
We'll deal with that later.
I got the gist, but brief me.

893
00:40:14.237 --> 00:40:16.022
If only you were real,
I could use assistance

894
00:40:16.196 --> 00:40:17.589
-now more than ever.
-Spock...

895
00:40:17.850 --> 00:40:21.723
I must concentrate.
Hallucination, begone.

896
00:40:25.292 --> 00:40:27.337
Was that imaginary?

897
00:40:27.512 --> 00:40:29.339
No, because it hurt.
Didn't it?

898
00:40:30.210 --> 00:40:32.647
-You want another?
-I do not.

899
00:40:32.821 --> 00:40:33.953
Good.

900
00:40:34.388 --> 00:40:36.651
Now let's save this ship,
and our friends.

901
00:40:36.825 --> 00:40:38.436
Recalibrate emitter array
to compensate

902
00:40:38.697 --> 00:40:42.091
for Quadrium radiation variables
in biofilter assembly.

903
00:40:42.265 --> 00:40:44.442
Got it.

904
00:40:51.753 --> 00:40:53.102
I think it's happening.

905
00:40:53.276 --> 00:40:56.802
It's getting hotter. Very hot.

906
00:40:56.976 --> 00:40:59.848
Ortegas to Spock. This is it.

907
00:41:03.548 --> 00:41:04.723
Scotty...

908
00:41:04.897 --> 00:41:07.987
It's okay. I'm...

909
00:41:08.161 --> 00:41:10.206
I think we would have
been friends.

910
00:41:10.380 --> 00:41:12.731
I think we already are.

911
00:41:23.263 --> 00:41:24.307
Formal I'm sorry.

912
00:41:24.482 --> 00:41:27.136
That was an insulting affront

913
00:41:27.397 --> 00:41:29.269
to our formal
cultural traditions,

914
00:41:29.530 --> 00:41:31.401
history, and every principle

915
00:41:31.576 --> 00:41:34.013
these negotiations stand...

916
00:41:43.762 --> 00:41:45.067
Wow.

917
00:41:57.645 --> 00:41:59.604
-Are we...
-The afterlife

918
00:41:59.778 --> 00:42:02.041
looks surprisingly
like the <i>Enterprise.</i>

919
00:42:02.215 --> 00:42:04.434
I think we're alive.

920
00:42:04.609 --> 00:42:06.219
You are indeed alive.

921
00:42:08.264 --> 00:42:10.876
-We're alive!
-We're alive!

922
00:42:21.060 --> 00:42:23.715
The Ancient Rodaxian
Formal Rite of Peace

923
00:42:23.889 --> 00:42:25.169
has not been seen
in generations.

924
00:42:25.325 --> 00:42:28.110
The danger and expense
and effort

925
00:42:28.284 --> 00:42:31.026
you must have put
into obtaining Quadrium,

926
00:42:31.200 --> 00:42:35.857
and invoking this...
you've deeply honored us today.

927
00:42:36.858 --> 00:42:38.860
Let the peace talks now begin.

928
00:42:39.121 --> 00:42:42.472
In hopes of leaving
as one planet.

929
00:42:43.822 --> 00:42:45.606
-You guys.
-All right.

930
00:42:45.780 --> 00:42:47.652
Bring it in.

931
00:42:47.826 --> 00:42:49.958
I think I'm sobering up.
Did we really just

932
00:42:50.132 --> 00:42:51.132
come that close to dying?

933
00:42:51.351 --> 00:42:53.005
That was really, really close.

934
00:42:53.179 --> 00:42:55.529
I was holding on
to the bomb... Oh!

935
00:42:55.703 --> 00:42:58.924
This really, really hurts now!

936
00:42:59.185 --> 00:43:00.839
Oh, just... okay, just...

937
00:43:01.013 --> 00:43:02.536
Oh, my God.

938
00:43:02.710 --> 00:43:04.277
Don't look at it.

939
00:43:04.625 --> 00:43:05.907
How can I not look at
it? It's looking right at me!

940
00:43:08.934 --> 00:43:10.892
Before you fade away,
I must tell you.

941
00:43:11.153 --> 00:43:13.460
I have enjoyed
our time together.

942
00:43:13.634 --> 00:43:15.549
Even though it
was definitely not...

943
00:43:15.810 --> 00:43:17.159
We're going to sickbay!

944
00:43:17.333 --> 00:43:18.813
Oh, hey, Kirk.

945
00:43:20.032 --> 00:43:21.792
-It's a paper cut.
-No, it's not!

946
00:43:21.816 --> 00:43:25.254
real.

947
00:43:26.081 --> 00:43:27.169
They saw you.

948
00:43:27.343 --> 00:43:30.129
Spock, I'm not gonna fade away.

949
00:43:30.303 --> 00:43:33.741
I mean, at some point I'll leave
to go back to my ship,

950
00:43:33.915 --> 00:43:35.482
but you're not imagining me.

951
00:43:35.656 --> 00:43:37.310
Then why would you be here?

952
00:43:37.571 --> 00:43:39.747
Oh, well, I was
on vacation on Cesnar.

953
00:43:39.921 --> 00:43:41.227
I'm glad I ran into you.

954
00:43:41.488 --> 00:43:43.229
It was nice to get
to know you better.

955
00:43:43.403 --> 00:43:46.014
A mind meld
only takes you so far.

956
00:43:46.188 --> 00:43:49.104
I told you everything.

957
00:43:50.497 --> 00:43:53.108
-Everything.
-You sure did.

958
00:43:53.282 --> 00:43:58.287
And those many,
many secrets are safe with me.

959
00:44:00.333 --> 00:44:01.987
Are you going to hug me again?

960
00:44:02.161 --> 00:44:04.337
Do you want me to?

961
00:44:04.511 --> 00:44:05.773
Okay, highlights.

962
00:44:06.034 --> 00:44:07.949
-You two...
-I don't want to hear it.

963
00:44:08.123 --> 00:44:10.038
Running into that costume party

964
00:44:10.212 --> 00:44:11.518
trying to talk to Pike

965
00:44:11.692 --> 00:44:13.372
and having to put on
those loaner costumes.

966
00:44:13.607 --> 00:44:16.305
Oh, I can't even think about how
many people wore that before me.

967
00:44:16.479 --> 00:44:18.612
Though that does explain
why I still smell it.

968
00:44:18.786 --> 00:44:21.136
-Gross, dude.
-Why we all still smell it.

969
00:44:21.397 --> 00:44:22.997
I will forever regret
missing your party.

970
00:44:23.095 --> 00:44:24.270
Appropriate.

971
00:44:24.531 --> 00:44:25.987
We weren't invited.

972
00:44:26.011 --> 00:44:27.249
I still don't understand
what happened though.

973
00:44:27.273 --> 00:44:30.189
Spock said I "got the dragon."

974
00:44:30.363 --> 00:44:31.973
-The "dragon bomb."
-What?

975
00:44:32.234 --> 00:44:34.584
You knocked over something
Dendru called a "dragon bomb."

976
00:44:34.759 --> 00:44:37.283
It was supposed to be
a relaxing airborne vapor,

977
00:44:37.457 --> 00:44:39.938
-enough for the whole club.
-But you two

978
00:44:40.112 --> 00:44:41.417
may have inhaled
the whole thing.

979
00:44:41.591 --> 00:44:42.592
That explains a lot.

980
00:44:42.767 --> 00:44:44.769
-Good news.
-Hey!

981
00:44:44.943 --> 00:44:46.422
The saboteur
has been apprehended.

982
00:44:46.596 --> 00:44:48.250
Some Rodaxian militant

983
00:44:48.468 --> 00:44:50.446
that would clearly do anything
to stop the negotiations.

984
00:44:50.470 --> 00:44:52.777
Including plotting to blow up
leaders from both factions,

985
00:44:52.951 --> 00:44:54.517
while they were
aboard the <i>Enterprise.</i>

986
00:44:54.692 --> 00:44:57.172
Chris, you have something...

987
00:44:57.346 --> 00:44:59.392
Doc, could you remove these, please?

988
00:44:59.566 --> 00:45:00.566
Hmm.

989
00:45:04.789 --> 00:45:07.139
-Hey, there he is!
-Excuse me.

990
00:45:07.313 --> 00:45:08.553
All right, nimble fingers.

991
00:45:08.662 --> 00:45:09.662
Doctor.

992
00:45:09.750 --> 00:45:11.012
Wow!

993
00:45:11.186 --> 00:45:14.712
Yes, to help with
the decision-making.

994
00:45:14.886 --> 00:45:17.105
Thank you, sir.

995
00:45:17.366 --> 00:45:19.717
Hey, what do you guys think
about maybe making this, like,

996
00:45:19.978 --> 00:45:21.849
-like an annual crew trip?
-Mm-mm.

997
00:45:22.023 --> 00:45:23.808
Yeah, if I can wear
that dress again.

998
00:45:23.982 --> 00:45:25.222
-Come on, dude.
-Yeah.

999
00:45:25.418 --> 00:45:27.246
Does anyone want
to see my tattoo?

1000
00:45:27.420 --> 00:45:28.421
No.

1001
00:45:28.595 --> 00:45:30.162
There we go!

1002
00:45:30.336 --> 00:45:32.817
<i>Personal log, supplemental.</i>

1003
00:45:32.991 --> 00:45:35.341
<i>We're back in the rocky
area of space...</i>

1004
00:45:37.082 --> 00:45:38.997
<i>which, as any pilot knows...</i>

1005
00:45:40.302 --> 00:45:43.262
<i>sometimes you gotta
push your way forward.</i>

1006
00:45:43.436 --> 00:45:45.481
<i>But sometimes</i>

1007
00:45:45.655 --> 00:45:48.354
<i>you just need
to get out of your own way.</i>

1008
00:45:50.225 --> 00:45:53.185
Don't tell me this is all from
pushing the thrusters a little?

1009
00:45:53.359 --> 00:45:55.143
I wasn't exaggerating.

1010
00:45:55.317 --> 00:45:58.277
Here, hand me that cell.

1011
00:46:00.496 --> 00:46:03.412
Guess I could ease
into it a little more,

1012
00:46:03.586 --> 00:46:06.111
instead of punching.

1013
00:46:07.808 --> 00:46:09.288
Come on.

1014
00:46:09.462 --> 00:46:11.092
I'm actually working
to reroute the way power

1015
00:46:11.116 --> 00:46:12.378
is distributed through the...

1016
00:46:12.552 --> 00:46:16.164
oh, your favorite,
the intermix chamber.

1017
00:46:16.338 --> 00:46:18.776
That might allow you
a wee bit more push.

1018
00:46:18.950 --> 00:46:20.255
But, you know, just a wee bit.

1019
00:46:20.429 --> 00:46:21.996
Okay?

1020
00:46:22.910 --> 00:46:24.520
Deal.

1021
00:46:24.694 --> 00:46:25.870
And I won't let you down.

1022
00:46:26.044 --> 00:46:27.480
I know you won't.

1023
00:46:45.063 --> 00:46:46.518
Oh, we should have
started it like this.

1024
00:46:46.542 --> 00:46:47.282
-Let's do it again.
-Let's do it again.

1025
00:46:47.456 --> 00:46:48.806
Let's do it again.

1026
00:47:35.591 --> 00:47:36.591
Perfect.

1027
00:47:36.810 --> 00:47:38.768
-Nailed it.
-Mm-hmm.

1028
00:47:42.468 --> 00:47:44.252
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