that's why i want to join starfleet why i need to join starfleet. i'm looking for a fresh start a way to make up for all the damage i've done. but i need your help your support to start me on my way... to redemption. if that is how you feel i will... consider your request. that's all i ask. frankly, i think i can be quite an asset to starfleet. with my extensive experience i could skip the lower ranks entirely and begin my career as a commander. maybe you should suggest that in your letter. tell them you'd be honored to serve under me. do not play games with me. you have no desire to join starfleet, do you? no, i'm afraid i don't. then why all of this deception? because lying is a skill like any other and if you want to maintain a level of excellence, you have to practice constantly. practice on someone else. mr. worf major... you and i have to talk. dukat, i've had a busy day. i just want to drink my coffee... i left my daughter in your care. you promised me you would look after her. i trusted you. listen, if this is about taking ziyal to services

no one has ever stated that starfleet duty was particularly safe. you've followed the correct and logical course, done everything a commander could do. self-recriminations... captain... our friend is back. [leaves rustle] marple, chekov, at attention. gentlemen, something or someone is behind that rock. i want it. marple, cut around the r rk to your right. make a loud noise. be careful. spock... you and chekov create a diversion mr. chekov, your tricororr readings are totally inefficient! mind your own business! for your information, i i ve a very high efficiency rating! ensign, i will not have you address me in that tone of voice! what do you want, violins? [crying] i won't hurt you. do you understand? i won't hurt you. you struck me. with your hand. well, i won't strike you again. you've been following us... watching us. why? i am the eyes of vaal. he must see. who is vaal? vaal is vaal. he is... everything. t i am akuta. . they're not going to hurt you. i promise you. akuta... akuta... we come in peace. we would like to speak totohis vaal. akaka

that's not even starfleet. put down the weapons, son. tactical advice from an academy groundskeeper? we fire at your command, sir. give that order and you'll be out for the count-- the whole lot of you. lower your weapons. commander... om vegas mars and orion three. the odds are running 33:1 that he'll outpoint you 11:1 that you'll be kayoed by the fifth. subspace radio is calling it "the disaster in the delta." there's still time to scratch the card. i'll call the doctor; we'll get you out on a medical. boothby: he's trying to hornswoggle us. double-check those calculations. let me see that padd. no. fine. don't want to trust your friends? you're on your own. neelix: i'm filing a grievance with the delta quadrant boxing commission! this bout came out of nowhere! there's some scheduling mix-up. you haven't had time to train; you're not ready! if you fight now you'll be destroyed! i can't fight now. i'm not ready for this. come on! i follow your example, learn from you look up to you. i don't want to lose that. you'll find another role mo

lieutenant b'elanna torres with the power vested in me by starfleet command and the united federation of planets now, tom. ( applause ) bravo. congratulations. for what? you may not want to know. [captioning sponsored by paramount television united paramount network captain's log, stardate 52586.3: we've had a lot to celebrate lately-- tom and b'elanna's wedding, ensign harper's new baby and the continued health of our enhanced warp drive which has taken us within striking distance of home. in this case the shortest path is a straight line. we'll pass right through the center of the milky way. and be in sector 001 within two years. more or less. ions? two years, 11 days, six hours provided we continue to operate at peak efficiency. naturally. of course, if we operate at peak efficiency we'll be missing some interesting phenomena along the way-- an anomalous gradient to the curvature of space unusual bioharmonic readings from a binary system we'll reach in six months. the scientist in you can't resist stopping to look. it would only add two or three months. do you think the crew would

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starfleet command may think otherwrwe. i'll take my chances. why don't you have a look around? kirk to "enterprise." mr. scott? here, sir. how is it going, scotty? almost ready, sir. we need a half an hour yet. i know that. as you said, that's cutting things fine. yes, i-- captain! kirk out. what is it? disturbing. the people of vaal seem to have disappeared. force field, captain. vaal... we are on a peaceful mission. we m mn no harm to you or your people. [thunder] variation in impulses, captain. i believe it is reading us. strong jump on all wavelengths. bones! second-degree burns. ll bet they smart. doctor, you have an unsurpassed talent for understatement. put them in the hut. find out where the women are. put them in there, too. the good doctor was concerned that the vaalians achieve true human stature. i submit there is no cause for worry. they've taken the first step. they've learned to kill. we're ready here, sir. all available power has beenenhanneled into the impulse engines. we have 12 minutes before entering atmosphere. all righgh scotty, put her in full reverse. fu

i'll have a repair crew any word from starfleet? admiral gilhouly's task force is less than four light years away. i will feel a lot better when they get here. you're not the only one. captain. yes, major. i just spoke with odo. someone overrode the security blocks on the industrial replicator on level 17. sounds like our saboteur. did they catch him? do they know what he replicated? he wiped the memory core. tell odo i want all security details i'm sure the chancellor will be willing to assign some klingon troops to guard key facilities. klingons helping to protect deep space nine-- what an interesting concept. these are interesting times, major. captain... incoming message. it's gul dukat. in my office. dukat. .. show a little respect-- you are talking to the head of the cardassian government. i don't recognize that government. your recognition is irrelevant. well, if that's what you think then why are we having this conversation? because the fact is, captain i feel a certain obligation toward you. after all, i freely admit, you s