"Data's Day" Line-by-Line

[Zeratul]

PICARD: Red Alert. All hands stand to battle stations.

 

[Vanyel]

Continuing:
They all enter the Bridge:
Picard: Lay in an intercept course to the Romulan ship.

Riker: Shields up, load all torpedo bays, stand-by phasers.

 

[Zeratul]

Correction ^^^
RIKER: Shields up. Load all torpedo bays. Stand by phasers.

 

[Vanyel]

Picard: Warp factor eight. Engage. Open a channel to the Devoras.

Just listened to the episode again. Riker doesn't speake between Picard's lines.

So, we're at:
Picard: Red Alert. All hands stand to battle stations.

They all enter the Bridge:
Picard: Lay in an intercept course to the Romulan ship.

Riker: Shields up, load all torpedo bays, stand-by phasers.

Picard: Warp factor eight. Engage. Open a channel to the Devoras.

 

[LeadHead]

Worf: Aye Sir.

 

[Vanyel]

Data: The Devoras is dropping out of warp, sir. Their weapon systems are powering up.

 

[LeadHead]

Picard: Go to Impulse Power.

 

[Vanyel]

Helmsman: Aye, sir.

 

[Zeratul]

WORF: Message coming in, sir.

 

[Vanyel]

Picard: On screen.

 

[Zeratul]

MENDAK [on viewscreen]: Captain, you agreed to leave the Neutral Zone without

 

[Vanyel]

Picard: Admiral Mendak, you are holding our Ambassador captive.

 

[Zeratul]

MENDAK [on viewscreen]: I can assure you there is no one being held captive aboard this ship

 

[Vanyel]

Picard: We know about the Transporter “malfunction” and that you are holding Ambassador T'Pel.

 

[Zeratul]

WORF: Captain, Romulan warbird decloaking to starboard.

 

[Vanyel]

Mendak: I suggest you leave...now.

 

[Zeratul]

PICARD: It is my responsibility to protect the lives of Federation citizens. I will not permit this abduction to succeed.

 

[Vanyel]

Mendak: Captain, you're not going to start an incident which might…

 

[Zeratul]

PICARD: Admiral Mendak, I will take whatever action is necessary to obtain the return of the Ambassador.

 

[Vanyel]

Data: In the game of poker, there is a moment when a player must decide if an opponent is being deceptive or actually holds a winning hand. This decision is based not only on the odds, but also on an appraisal of the man. Is he bluffing or does he have the cards?