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Who Watches the Watchers Line-by-Line

Athena28

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Captain's log, Stardate 43173.5. We are en route to Mintaka 3, where a 3 man Federation anthropological field team has been studying the inhabitants. Our mission is to resupply the outpost and repair their malfunctioning reactor.

(Bridge)

PICARD: Mr. La Forge, report.
 
LAFORGE: We've finished replicating the parts they'll need, but what I don't understand is why a three man station would need a reactor capable of producing four point two gigawatts.
 
TROI: According to Dr. Barron's preliminary reports, the Mintakans are proto-Vulcan humanoids at the Bronze Age level. Quite peaceful and highly rational.
 
PICARD: Which is not surprising, considering how closely their evolution parallels Vulcan.
 
PICARD: Thank you, Lieutenant. On screen.
(a dodgy image with lots of interference lines)
 
BARRON [on viewscreen]: Barron to Enterprise. Our temporary repairs have failed. The reactor is now inoperative.
 
PICARD: Make it so. We're on our way.
(They see a big explosion on the screen. One man escapes through the now-exposed observation window on to the planet surface proper)
 
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(Bronze age proto-vulcan apparently means slanted eyebrows, pointed ears and nineteenth century farm worker clothing)
LIKO: (a man) Why did we have to come so early?
 
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