"Clues" Line-By-Line

LAFORGE: Not for a second. I'm amazed that he even proposed it.

 

WORF: What are you suggesting, Captain?

 

PICARD: I'm not sure, Mister Worf. I have never known Data to tell a lie, and yet...

 

CRUSHER: If we never went through that wormhole, then what happened to us during that day?

 

LAFORGE: If we were out for a whole day, why didn't our beards grow?

 

RIKER: Whatever it was it seems something Data doesn't want to tell us about.

 

PICARD: It could be that whatever caused this situation also affected Data. And it could be that he's telling the truth and that this is all just a minor mystery.

 

LAFORGE: We could always check the computer's chronometer, see if there's any evidence of tampering.

 

CRUSHER: A transporter trace analysis might give us another indication of how much time has actually passed.

 

PICARD: Doctor, Commander, make it so. Meanwhile, we will maintain our present course. If there is something wrong with Data, we don't want him to be aware of our suspicions.

 

[Engineering]

LAFORGE: Gentlemen, how goes the battle?

 

DATA: The long range and infra-red sensors apparently suffered ill effects as a result of the wormhole. We are presently checking neutrino and heavy particle detectors.

 

LAFORGE: Great. I'll take over now, Data. The Captain wants you back on the Bridge. See you later in Ten Forward?
(Data leaves)
LAFORGE: Nelson, I need your help with the computer.

 

[Transporter room]

CRUSHER: Hello, Chief. How's the elbow?

 

O'BRIEN: Much better, thanks. This isn't a house call, is it?

 

O'BRIEN: Let me check... Ensign Locklin. She's one of my technicians.

 

CRUSHER: Tell her to report to Sickbay immediately.

 

(Cont'd)
[Sickbay]

CRUSHER: Electrolyte concentration?
OGAWA: Twelve point five deviation from previous.

 

( @Kertrats47 )

CRUSHER: Interesting. Check the cellular membranes. I'm willing to bet the internal turgid pressure is off by almost the same amount.