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+ " STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION \n"
+ " \n"
+ " \"Time Squared\" \n"
+ " #40272-139 \n"
+ " \n"
+ " Story by \n"
+ " Kurt Michael Bensmiller \n"
+ " \n"
+ " Teleplay by \n"
+ " Maurice Hurley \n"
+ " \n"
+ " Directed by \n"
+ " Joseph L. Scanlan \n\n\n"
+ "THE WRITING CREDITS MAY NOT BE FINAL AND SHOULD NOT BE USED\n"
+ "FOR PUBLICITY OR ADVERTISING PURPOSES WITHOUT FIRST CHECKING\n"
+ "WITH THE TELEVISION LEGAL DEPARTMENT.\n\n"
+ "Copyright 1989 Paramount Pictures Corporation. All Rights\n"
+ "Reserved. This script is not for publication or\n"
+ "reproduction. No one is authorized to dispose of same. If\n"
+ "lost or destroyed, please notify the Script Department.\n\n\n"
+ " REVISED FINAL DRAFT\n\n"
+ " JANUARY 25, 1989\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - CAST \n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION \n"
+ " \"Time Squared\" \n\n"
+ " CAST \n"
+ " \n"
+ " PICARD/P2 \n"
+ " RIKER \n"
+ " DATA \n"
+ " PULASKI \n"
+ " TROI \n"
+ " GEORDI \n"
+ " WORF \n"
+ " O'BRIEN \n\n"
+ " Non-Speaking \n"
+ " CREWMEMBERS\n\n"
+ " Voice-Over \n"
+ " COMPUTER VOICE\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - SETS \n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION \n"
+ " \"Time Squared\" \n"
+ " \n"
+ " SETS \n\n"
+ " INTERIORS EXTERIORS\n"
+ " \n"
+ " USS ENTERPRISE USS ENTERPRISE\n"
+ " RIKER'S QUARTERS\n"
+ " MAIN BRIDGE SHUTTLECRAFT\n"
+ " GEORDI'S ENGINEERING\n"
+ " STATION\n"
+ " SHUTTLE BAY TWO\n"
+ " CORRIDOR\n"
+ " OUTSIDE SICKBAY\n"
+ " SICKBAY\n"
+ " OBSERVATION LOUNGE\n"
+ " TURBOLIFT\n"
+ " CAPTAIN'S READY ROOM\n"
+ " MAIN ENGINEERING\n"
+ " \n"
+ " SHUTTLECRAFT\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - TEASER 1.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION \n"
+ " \"Time Squared\" \n"
+ " \n"
+ " TEASER \n\n"
+ " FADE IN:\n\n"
+ "1 EXT. SPACE - THE ENTERPRISE (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " moves along at warp speed.\n\n"
+ "2 INT. RIKER'S QUARTERS (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " RIKER has cleared a space on his desk and set up a\n"
+ " little work station. He has a bowl and several\n"
+ " strange-looking eggs. Some smaller containers with\n"
+ " other ingredients and condiments for what appears to\n"
+ " be an omelet. He breaks the last egg into the bowl\n"
+ " and whips them with a jerry-rigged whisk. He is\n"
+ " obviously enjoying himself. The CHIME SOUNDS.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " Come in.\n\n"
+ " The door opens; it's DATA and GEORDI carrying what look\n"
+ " like a homemade Bunsen burner and a frying pan.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " (continuing)\n"
+ " Excellent. Exactly what I need.\n\n"
+ " Before the door closes, PULASKI appears, carrying\n"
+ " something.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " (continuing)\n"
+ " Well, Doctor, and bearing gifts?\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " Ale from Ennan Six... your omelets\n"
+ " deserve no less.\n\n"
+ " Again before the door can close, WORF appears and\n"
+ " follows them into the room.\n\n"
+ "3 THE TABLE\n\n"
+ " Riker sets up the \"Bunsen-type burner,\" ignites it,\n"
+ " heats the pan and pours in the beaten eggs, while Data\n"
+ " watches.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - TEASER 2.\n\n"
+ "3 CONTINUED:\n\n"
+ " DATA\n"
+ " This is not an efficient method\n"
+ " for the preparation of sustenance.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " You're right, Data. The ship's\n"
+ " computer is much more efficient,\n"
+ " but it lacks the subtlety needed\n"
+ " for great cooking. It mixes the\n"
+ " ingredients to precise\n"
+ " measurements. There's no flair,\n"
+ " no individuality, and Data, as\n"
+ " we both know... inspiration and\n"
+ " flair are the difference between\n"
+ " artistry and mere competence.\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " For much of the history of\n"
+ " mankind, the breaking of bread\n"
+ " was a sign of friendship and\n"
+ " community. Something we have\n"
+ " gotten away from in the\n"
+ " twenty-fourth century.\n"
+ " (re: Riker and the\n"
+ " whisk)\n"
+ " You have a practiced hand,\n"
+ " Commander.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " I have my father to thank for\n"
+ " that.\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " Oh, your father liked to cook?\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " No, he hated it. It was a chore\n"
+ " left to me.\n\n"
+ " WORF\n"
+ " It is my understanding that in\n"
+ " most human families, the woman\n"
+ " shares in the cooking.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " There were only the two of us.\n"
+ " I never knew my mother. She died\n"
+ " when I was very young.\n\n"
+ "4 PULASKI\n\n"
+ " as she pours the ale -\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - TEASER 3.\n\n"
+ "5 DATA\n\n"
+ " as he takes a sip.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " Where did you get the eggs?\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " During our last stop.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " (with surprise)\n"
+ " At Starbase seventy-three?\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " Yes.\n\n"
+ "6 SCENE\n\n"
+ " as Riker dishes up the food. And they all sit down\n"
+ " to eat, all eager to enjoy the meal. Geordi is the\n"
+ " first to taste it; it clearly does not suit his palate.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " What kind of eggs did you say\n"
+ " these are?\n\n"
+ " As Riker takes a bite:\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " 'Owon.\n\n"
+ " From Geordi's expression it's apparent the eggs are\n"
+ " lacking. Riker and Pulaski both react to the uneatable\n"
+ " food.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " (continuing)\n"
+ " A cook's only as good as his\n"
+ " ingredients.\n\n"
+ " Then they look over at Worf, who is enjoying it\n"
+ " immensely.\n\n"
+ " WORF\n"
+ " Delicious.\n\n"
+ " Something to end the scene.\n\n"
+ " PICARD'S COM VOICE\n"
+ " Commander Riker...\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - TEASER 4.\n\n"
+ "6 CONTINUED:\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " Yes, Captain.\n\n"
+ " PICARD'S COM VOICE\n"
+ " Would you join me on the bridge?\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " On my way.\n\n"
+ " Without having to be told, Data and Worf leave with\n"
+ " him. Worf pausing to take one last forkful of omelet.\n\n"
+ "7 INT. MAIN BRIDGE\n\n"
+ " Riker, Data and Worf ENTER and take their positions.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " We have picked up an automated\n"
+ " signal from a Federation\n"
+ " shuttlecraft.\n\n"
+ " Riker looks surprised and confused.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " A shuttle? Out here?! How is\n"
+ " that possible? We're the first\n"
+ " manned Federation vessel to enter\n"
+ " this area.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Apparently not.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " So what's a shuttle doing out this\n"
+ " far? And where's the mother ship?\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " I don't know.\n\n"
+ " WORF\n"
+ " Sensors indicate there is at least\n"
+ " one life-form on board the\n"
+ " shuttle. Humanoid.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Perhaps someone to answer your\n"
+ " questions, Number One. Open\n"
+ " hailing frequencies.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - TEASER 5.\n\n"
+ "7 CONTINUED:\n\n"
+ " WORF\n"
+ " Captain, the shuttle is without\n"
+ " power. Communication is not\n"
+ " possible.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " Set course to intercept.\n\n"
+ " DATA\n"
+ " Estimate intercept in three\n"
+ " minutes.\n\n"
+ "8 OMITTED\n\n"
+ "9 EXT. SPACE - THE ENTERPRISE (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " veers off course to intercept with the shuttlecraft.\n\n"
+ " FADE OUT.\n\n"
+ " END OF TEASER \n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT ONE 6.\n\n"
+ " ACT ONE \n\n"
+ " FADE IN:\n\n"
+ "10 EXT. SPACE - THE ENTERPRISE (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " comes out of warp.\n\n"
+ " PICARD (V.O.)\n"
+ " Captain's log, stardate 42679.2.\n"
+ " While traversing an unexplored\n"
+ " section of the galaxy en route\n"
+ " to the Endicor system, a\n"
+ " Federation shuttlecraft has quite\n"
+ " suddenly appeared -- virtually out\n"
+ " of nowhere. There are no other\n"
+ " ships in the vicinity -- and no\n"
+ " indications whence it came nor\n"
+ " how it got out here.\n\n"
+ "11 INT. MAIN BRIDGE\n\n"
+ " The bridge is as before.\n\n"
+ " WORF\n"
+ " We are closing on shuttlecraft.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " On screen.\n\n"
+ "12 ANGLE TO INCLUDE VIEWSCREEN (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " as the image changes and the shuttle appears -- it is\n"
+ " out of control -- cartwheeling through space.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " Magnify.\n\n"
+ " The image changes again. The shuttle now appears in\n"
+ " close-up.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " (continuing)\n"
+ " Prepare to lock tractor beam.\n\n"
+ "13 OMITTED\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT ONE 7.\n\n"
+ "14 INT. MAIN BRIDGE\n\n"
+ " as before.\n\n"
+ " DATA\n"
+ " Target vehicle -- we will be within\n"
+ " tractor beam range in two zero\n"
+ " seconds.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " Set automatic locking device.\n"
+ " Alert Shuttle Bay Two.\n\n"
+ "15 INT. SHUTTLE BAY TWO (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " as the Enterprise closes with the violently spinning\n"
+ " shuttlecraft.\n\n"
+ "16 INT. MAIN BRIDGE\n\n"
+ " as before...\n\n"
+ " DATA\n"
+ " Locking tractor beam.\n\n"
+ "17 INT. SHUTTLE BAY TWO (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " as the tractor beam shoots out from the Enterprise and\n"
+ " grabs the shuttlecraft and stabilizes it.\n\n"
+ "18 INT. MAIN BRIDGE\n\n"
+ " as before...\n\n"
+ " DATA\n"
+ " The tractor beam has been locked.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Number One.\n\n"
+ " Riker is out of his chair and heading for the\n"
+ " turbolift.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT ONE 8.\n\n"
+ "18 CONTINUED:\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " Worf -- you're with me.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Doctor Pulaski, you are needed\n"
+ " in Shuttle Bay Two.\n\n"
+ " PULASKI'S COM VOICE\n"
+ " I have been monitoring. I am\n"
+ " on my way.\n\n"
+ "19 INT. SHUTTLE BAY TWO (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " The doors have been opened. The shuttle, held firmly\n"
+ " by the tractor beam, is being pulled toward the\n"
+ " Enterprise, as Riker and Worf ENTER.\n\n"
+ "20 ANOTHER ANGLE (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " as the shuttle moves closer. An n.d. crewmember, at a\n"
+ " control panel near the door, attaches a second tractor\n"
+ " beam, which automatically releases the first -- stronger\n"
+ " one -- and transfers control to the n.d. operator.\n\n"
+ "21 RIKER AND WORF\n\n"
+ " They move closer as the shuttlecraft is pulled on\n"
+ " board.\n\n"
+ "22 SHUTTLECRAFT (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " as it settles on the floor.\n\n"
+ " The doors are closing as the tractor beam disengages.\n\n"
+ "23 SCENE\n\n"
+ " As Riker and Worf move closer, Doctor Pulaski ENTERS\n"
+ " the Shuttle Bay with an assistant.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " Well, it's a Federation shuttle\n"
+ " all right.\n\n"
+ " WORF\n"
+ " Yet, there are no Federation\n"
+ " vessels or bases in this area.\n\n"
+ " Riker steps closer.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT ONE 9.\n\n"
+ "24 RIKER AND SHUTTLE\n\n"
+ " He reads the registration number. On the other side\n"
+ " of the craft, Pulaski and two n.d. crewmembers are\n"
+ " working to open the shuttle door.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " (reading)\n"
+ " NCC one-seven-zero-one-D -- USS\n"
+ " Enterprise, shuttle number\n"
+ " five.\n\n"
+ " He turns in shock and stares at Worf. Riker looks back\n"
+ " at the registration number to be sure he read it\n"
+ " correctly. Riker then looks to the other side of the\n"
+ " Shuttle Bay...\n\n"
+ "25 SCENE (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " ... to another shuttlecraft, identical in design to the\n"
+ " one which was just brought on board, and carrying the\n"
+ " exact same number.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " (reading)\n"
+ " NCC one-seven-zero-one-D -- USS\n"
+ " Enterprise shuttle number\n"
+ " five.\n\n"
+ " WORF\n"
+ " How is this possible?\n\n"
+ "26 OTHER SIDE OF SHUTTLE\n\n"
+ " The crewmembers get the door open. Pulaski starts to\n"
+ " enter, then freezes. Pulaski calls out:\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " Commander! Come here!\n\n"
+ "27 RIKER AND WORF\n\n"
+ " The urgency in her voice sends Riker and Worf quickly\n"
+ " around to the other side of the shuttle where:\n\n"
+ "28 ANOTHER ANGLE\n\n"
+ " Pulaski steps back to allow Riker to look in.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT ONE 10.\n\n"
+ "29 RIKER\n\n"
+ " Instantly he understands the reason for Pulaski's\n"
+ " reaction.\n\n"
+ "30 SHUTTLECRAFT\n\n"
+ " Slumped over the controls is CAPTAIN JEAN-LUC PICARD.\n"
+ " Unconscious, but otherwise exactly the same as the man\n"
+ " we just left on the bridge!\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " (he touches his\n"
+ " communicator)\n"
+ " Captain?\n\n"
+ " PICARD'S COM VOICE\n"
+ " What is it, Number One?\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " Captain, are you on the bridge?\n\n"
+ " PICARD'S COM VOICE\n"
+ " (irritated)\n"
+ " Where else would I be?\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " Right now, I think you had better\n"
+ " be in Shuttle Bay Two.\n\n"
+ " PICARD'S COM VOICE\n"
+ " Why? What is it?\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " This you had better see for\n"
+ " yourself and, Captain, bring\n"
+ " Commander Data.\n\n"
+ "31 ANOTHER ANGLE - SHUTTLE BAY TWO\n\n"
+ " Picard and Data ENTER. Pulaski is in the shuttle\n"
+ " checking P2's condition. The tension level in the\n"
+ " room is very high. Without being called, TROI\n"
+ " instinctively ENTERS the Shuttle Bay.\n\n"
+ "32 PICARD\n\n"
+ " as he moves closer he sees what has them all so\n"
+ " concerned.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT ONE 11.\n\n"
+ "33 INTERCUT\n\n"
+ " the others, all waiting to see how Picard is going to\n"
+ " react.\n\n"
+ "34 PICARD\n\n"
+ " moves closer, wanting to be certain his eyes are\n"
+ " telling him the truth. Riker moves up next to him.\n"
+ " For a beat they both watch Pulaski as she does her\n"
+ " medical checks.\n\n"
+ "35 SCENE\n\n"
+ " Data is nearby, waiting to enter the shuttle as soon as\n"
+ " Pulaski is clear.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " We have been in a lot of bizarre\n"
+ " situations, but nothing like this.\n\n"
+ " Picard's response comes out as a grunt. Seeing a\n"
+ " duplicate of himself, in a duplicate of an Enterprise\n"
+ " shuttlecraft, has put Picard and the others under\n"
+ " enormous strain, so much so that words come slowly. No\n"
+ " one knows what to say, and all are waiting for some\n"
+ " explanation about what's going on. This all plays off\n"
+ " Picard, who is the most involved. In a strange way the\n"
+ " crew avoids making eye contract with Picard.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " What's his condition?\n\n"
+ "36 SHUTTLE (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " Pulaski completes her scan.\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " The life signs are confusing.\n"
+ " I get a strong heartbeat, but the\n"
+ " rhythm is off.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Has he been injured?\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " No signs of trauma.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Then why is he unconscious? What\n"
+ " happened to him?\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT ONE 12.\n\n"
+ "36 CONTINUED:\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " I can't say.\n\n"
+ " As she scans P2's head she gently touches his face, as\n"
+ " if double checking her readings.\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " (continuing)\n"
+ " The readings from his brain waves\n"
+ " are very... strange.\n\n"
+ " Little alarm bells go off for Picard.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Strange? In what way? Non-human?\n"
+ " Artificial?\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " No -- neither. They are just out\n"
+ " of phase.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Can you revive him?\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " I won't attempt it until he's in\n"
+ " Sickbay.\n"
+ " (she holds the look for\n"
+ " a beat, then:)\n"
+ " Let's get him there.\n\n"
+ " Pulaski and her medical team remove P2.\n\n"
+ "37 PICARD AND TROI (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " Both are confounded.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Counselor.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT ONE 13.\n\n"
+ "37 CONTINUED:\n\n"
+ " TROI\n"
+ " I have never felt anything quite\n"
+ " like this so it is difficult to\n"
+ " put into words.\n"
+ " (she pauses to gather\n"
+ " her thoughts)\n"
+ " That person is you. What I mean,\n"
+ " the person we are looking at is\n"
+ " as much Jean-Luc Picard as the\n"
+ " person I am standing next to;\n"
+ " beyond that there's very little\n"
+ " of which I am sure. I will have\n"
+ " to wait until he is conscious\n"
+ " before knowing more.\n\n"
+ "38 SCENE\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Data, we have to know what is on\n"
+ " the shuttle's logs.\n\n"
+ " DATA\n"
+ " Yes, sir.\n\n"
+ " Data enters the damaged shuttle.\n\n"
+ "39 INT./EXT. SHUTTLE\n\n"
+ " Data takes the command position and attempts to\n"
+ " activate the system.\n\n"
+ " DATA\n"
+ " Both primary and reserve power\n"
+ " has been drained from the shuttle.\n"
+ " I am going to have to connect\n"
+ " to the Enterprise in order to\n"
+ " activate the shuttle's systems.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " Lieutenant La Forge -- report to\n"
+ " Shuttle Bay Two.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI'S COM VOICE\n"
+ " I'm on my way.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Number One, I'll be in Sickbay.\n"
+ " Keep me informed.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT ONE 14.\n\n"
+ "39 CONTINUED:\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " (indicating an unusual\n"
+ " burn on the skin of\n"
+ " the shuttle)\n"
+ " Did you see this, Captain?\n\n"
+ " Picard steps over to the shuttle and examines the burn.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " It looks like the kind of damage\n"
+ " caused by an antimatter explosion.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " Yes, the shuttle must have been\n"
+ " just out of range.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " (urgent)\n"
+ " Data, I need those logs.\n"
+ " (to Troi)\n"
+ " Counselor.\n\n"
+ " As Picard and Troi EXIT:\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " We'll be on the bridge.\n\n"
+ " He and Worf EXIT as Geordi ARRIVES.\n\n"
+ "39A INT. MAIN BRIDGE\n\n"
+ " Riker and Worf ENTER and go to their stations.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " Resume course and speed.\n"
+ " (to Worf)\n"
+ " Scanners at maximum range.\n\n"
+ " WORF\n"
+ " Maximum range.\n\n"
+ "39B EXT. SPACE - THE ENTERPRISE (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " as the Enterprise stretches to warp speed.\n\n"
+ "40 INT. SHUTTLE BAY TWO (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " Geordi comes around to the shuttle door. Data is\n"
+ " sitting at the controls.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT ONE 15.\n\n"
+ "40 CONTINUED:\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " You should have power now.\n\n"
+ " Data activates the shuttle's on-board computer.\n\n"
+ " There is a SUDDEN EXPLOSION. Filling the shuttle with\n"
+ " sparks.\n\n"
+ "41 DATA (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " neither affected nor distracted by the chaos around\n"
+ " him, calmly shuts down the unit.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " What happened?\n\n"
+ " DATA\n"
+ " The polarity was not\n"
+ " compatible.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " Not possible, the connection is\n"
+ " idiot proof.\n\n"
+ " DATA\n"
+ " The power requirements of the\n"
+ " shuttle do not match the\n"
+ " Enterprise. We are going to need\n"
+ " a variable phase inverter, to\n"
+ " align the power from the\n"
+ " Enterprise to the circuits of the\n"
+ " shuttle.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " Data, what do you think is going\n"
+ " on? I don't just mean about the\n"
+ " shuttle, I mean about all of this?\n\n"
+ " DATA\n"
+ " I do not have enough information.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " The captain here, the captain\n"
+ " there. This shuttle -- that\n"
+ " shuttle. Commander Riker is right -- this\n"
+ " is very strange.\n\n"
+ "42\n"
+ "thru OMITTED\n"
+ "43\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT ONE 16.\n\n"
+ "44 INT. CORRIDOR - OUTSIDE SICKBAY\n\n"
+ " Picard and Troi are approaching Sickbay.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " This smells like a set-up.\n\n"
+ " TROI\n"
+ " A trap?\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " (nods, yes)\n"
+ " If it is me, me from where? And\n"
+ " why in a shuttle? There is\n"
+ " nothing about this which is random\n"
+ " or happenstance. Look beneath\n"
+ " the boards, Counselor; I expect\n"
+ " something foul and familiar to\n"
+ " crawl out.\n\n"
+ " Picard holds her look for a beat, then turns and ENTERS\n"
+ " Sickbay.\n\n"
+ "45 INT. SICKBAY (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " They have placed P2 in the center of Sickbay. Pulaski\n"
+ " is doing her medical work-ups.\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " We have just started doing a\n"
+ " complete work-up. The vital signs\n"
+ " are distorted. Some of the\n"
+ " indicators are totally depressed,\n"
+ " others are fluctuating wildly.\n"
+ " I can't explain any of it. But\n"
+ " he is alive, and I don't think\n"
+ " he's in any immediate danger.\n\n"
+ " She activates a forcefield, which briefly appears as\n"
+ " a restraining device.\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " (continuing)\n"
+ " The restraints are for his own\n"
+ " protection.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Have you been able to determine\n"
+ " why he is still unconscious?\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT ONE 16A.\n\n"
+ "45 CONTINUED:\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " I have been able to rule out head\n"
+ " injury -- otherwise there is no\n"
+ " apparent cause.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Wake him.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT ONE 17.\n\n"
+ "45 CONTINUED: (2)\n\n"
+ " She touches the hypospray to his neck. Suddenly all of\n"
+ " the indicators fall to zero. Pulaski quickly adjusts\n"
+ " her hypospray and gives P2 another injection. While\n"
+ " they watch, the indicators return to their previous\n"
+ " readings.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " (continuing)\n"
+ " What happened?\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " Apparently a normal stimulant had\n"
+ " the opposite effect. I'll have\n"
+ " to try something else.\n\n"
+ " She steps over to a counter to prepare a different\n"
+ " injection. Picard moves slightly closer to himself.\n\n"
+ "46 INT. SHUTTLE BAY TWO\n\n"
+ " Geordi and Data are working together to synchronize the\n"
+ " power from the Enterprise with the circuits of the\n"
+ " shuttlecraft.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " There... that should give you\n"
+ " something. Making this power\n"
+ " adjustment is very tricky. By\n"
+ " all rights, this connection should\n"
+ " overload all the shuttle's\n"
+ " circuits.\n\n"
+ " Data steps over to the shuttle control position.\n\n"
+ " DATA\n"
+ " Perhaps you had better step back\n"
+ " out of the way.\n\n"
+ " Geordi responds.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " Remember you're not indestructible\n"
+ " yourself.\n\n"
+ " Data again attempts to activate the systems.\n\n"
+ "47 SHUTTLE\n\n"
+ " The lights on the control panel come on, then die out.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT ONE 17A.\n\n"
+ "47 CONTINUED:\n\n"
+ " DATA\n"
+ " Increase the power.\n\n"
+ " The lights come back.\n\n"
+ " DATA\n"
+ " (continuing)\n"
+ " Adjust the invert two percent\n"
+ " positive.\n\n"
+ " The lights dim.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " That's the correct decision, but\n"
+ " it's having the opposite effect.\n\n"
+ " DATA\n"
+ " Yes.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " There is nothing I can think of\n"
+ " which could cause such a radical\n"
+ " change in this circuit.\n\n"
+ " DATA\n"
+ " Adjust the invert two percent\n"
+ " negative.\n\n"
+ " The lights glow brighter and hold.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " Got it. It shouldn't work, but\n"
+ " it does.\n\n"
+ " The lights glow brighter and hold. Geordi steps in\n"
+ " beside Data.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " (continuing;\n"
+ " stunned)\n"
+ " Data, take a look at the stardate.\n\n"
+ " Data looks at the control panel.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT ONE 18.\n\n"
+ "47 CONTINUED: (2)\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " (continuing)\n"
+ " Four-two-six-seven-nine-point-five.\n"
+ " (he touches his\n"
+ " communicator)\n"
+ " Captain.\n\n"
+ "48 INT. SICKBAY\n\n"
+ " They are still gathered around P2.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Go ahead.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI'S COM VOICE\n"
+ " Captain, we have been able to\n"
+ " activate the shuttle; the on-board\n"
+ " clock indicates that the shuttle\n"
+ " is six hours ahead of us.\n\n"
+ " Picard moves a step closer to P2... up until this time\n"
+ " he has carefully kept his distance.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI'S COM VOICE\n"
+ " (continuing)\n"
+ " Captain, did you read me? If the\n"
+ " shuttle is from six hours into\n"
+ " the future, so is the other\n"
+ " Captain Picard.\n\n"
+ "49 PICARD\n\n"
+ " He studies P2. Off his reaction:\n\n"
+ " FADE OUT.\n\n"
+ " END OF ACT ONE \n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT TWO 19.\n\n"
+ " ACT TWO \n\n"
+ " FADE IN:\n\n"
+ "50 EXT. SPACE - THE ENTERPRISE (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " at warp speed.\n\n"
+ " PICARD (V.O.)\n"
+ " Captain's log, supplemental. Part\n"
+ " of the mystery has been solved.\n"
+ " The reason there are two NCC\n"
+ " one-seven-zero-one-D-five\n"
+ " shuttlecrafts is because one of\n"
+ " them is from the future... six\n"
+ " hours to be exact. And, so\n"
+ " presumably is the facsimile of\n"
+ " me.\n\n"
+ "51 INT. SICKBAY\n\n"
+ " Picard is there with Pulaski and Troi.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Try to wake him, again.\n\n"
+ " Pulaski gives Picard a little look, then adjusts her\n"
+ " hypospray and touches it to P2's neck.\n\n"
+ "52 P2\n\n"
+ " ... he becomes conscious. His face is a mask of\n"
+ " terror, pain and fear. His head rolls back and he\n"
+ " tries to scream, but no sound comes. As he looks\n"
+ " around, his movements have a strange stuttering\n"
+ " quality.\n\n"
+ "53 PICARD\n\n"
+ " He reacts to seeing himself as he has never felt, nor\n"
+ " ever thought he would feel, out of control and\n"
+ " impotent.\n\n"
+ "54 PULASKI\n\n"
+ " She moves to comfort P2, but his flaying hands hold her\n"
+ " off. His movements come in a series of stutters. He's\n"
+ " here - in this Sickbay, on this ship, but if as though\n"
+ " he were in another dimension as well.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT TWO 20.\n\n"
+ "55 PICARD\n\n"
+ " Troi is close beside him. They watch as:\n\n"
+ "56 P2\n\n"
+ " He pushes in his herky-jerky way against an unseen wall\n"
+ " behind which he is imprisoned. His mouth is open --\n"
+ " but still there is no sound.\n\n"
+ "57 PICARD\n\n"
+ " The terror of seeing himself in such a condition. A\n"
+ " little sound comes from him... It's primal, in response\n"
+ " to what he sees and the anguish he feels from his\n"
+ " otherself's helpless condition.\n\n"
+ "58 SCENE\n\n"
+ " Pulaski responds to seeing a patient in this condition,\n"
+ " steps up to touch the hypospray to P2's neck.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " No!\n\n"
+ " The word explodes from him.\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " It's a only a sedative.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " I know what it is... don't sedate\n"
+ " him. Let him be!\n"
+ " (then, changing his\n"
+ " tone)\n"
+ " Please... allow him to remain\n"
+ " conscious.\n\n"
+ "59 P2\n\n"
+ " If P2 is aware of his surroundings, it would be\n"
+ " impossible to tell. But clearly he is in some kind of\n"
+ " horror chamber, from which he cannot escape.\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " I have never seen anything like\n"
+ " this.\n\n"
+ " Pulaski looks over at Picard. The color has been\n"
+ " drained from his face.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT TWO 21.\n\n"
+ "59 CONTINUED:\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " (continuing)\n"
+ " Captain, you had better sit down.\n\n"
+ " Picard waves her off.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " I'm fine, Doctor... Save your\n"
+ " ministrations for the patient.\n"
+ " I want a staff meeting in five\n"
+ " minutes. Doctor, I assume you\n"
+ " will want to remain here.\n\n"
+ " She acknowledges with a nod. Picard turns and heads\n"
+ " for the exit.\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " I will monitor the conference\n"
+ " from here.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Keep me informed, Doctor -- of any\n"
+ " change no matter how small.\n\n"
+ "60 INT. OBSERVATION LOUNGE (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " Riker is there with Picard, Data, Geordi, Worf and\n"
+ " Troi. Pulaski is still in Sickbay with P2.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " Captain, we have retrieved all\n"
+ " we are going to get from the\n"
+ " shuttle logs, including the last\n"
+ " visual records. Everything before\n"
+ " this is just a jumble.\n\n"
+ "61 ANOTHER ANGLE\n\n"
+ " Picard stands.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Proceed.\n\n"
+ "62 DATA\n\n"
+ " He inputs the computer pad in front of him.\n\n"
+ "63 SCENE (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " An image appears on the viewscreen. It's slightly\n"
+ " distorted.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT TWO 22.\n\n"
+ "63 CONTINUED:\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " The distortion is because we had\n"
+ " to use a phase inverter to\n"
+ " retrieve the logs. It will\n"
+ " improve slightly.\n\n"
+ " The image changes, but the quality does not noticeably\n"
+ " improve.\n\n"
+ "64 PICARD\n\n"
+ " watches transfixed.\n\n"
+ "65 SCREEN (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " It's the shuttle's on-board camera. As the shuttle\n"
+ " doors open, we see that the Enterprise is surrounded by\n"
+ " a maelstrom of energy - a chaos of swirling, violent\n"
+ " colors.\n\n"
+ " The scene shifts, to a camera angle looking back at the\n"
+ " Shuttle Bay. Riker is standing there. His expression\n"
+ " is both pained and very concerned. He gives a little\n"
+ " motion with his hand. It's difficult to tell the\n"
+ " meaning of the motion.\n\n"
+ "66 RIKER\n\n"
+ " Here in the Observation Lounge, his face shows the same\n"
+ " concern.\n\n"
+ "67 THE SCREEN (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " as the shuttle slowly leaves -- then quickly accelerates\n"
+ " away until we see the Enterprise from the point of view\n"
+ " of the shuttlecraft. It is surrounded by a swirling\n"
+ " cacophony of energy and colors. It's like being on the\n"
+ " edge of a great whirlpool. There is a lot of buffeting -- both\n"
+ " the shuttle and the Enterprise are being thrown\n"
+ " about.\n\n"
+ "68 PICARD\n\n"
+ " He is very intent on the scene before him.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT TWO 23.\n\n"
+ "69 SCREEN (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " The turmoil around the Enterprise increases. Then,\n"
+ " without a sound... the Enterprise is literally torn\n"
+ " apart, by a great, yet unseen force. Right on the\n"
+ " screen -- before their eyes -- the ship is destroyed.\n"
+ " Then the screen goes blank.\n\n"
+ "70 REACTIONS FROM EVERYONE\n\n"
+ " Picard turns away from the screen.\n\n"
+ " DATA\n"
+ " According to the shuttle log, the\n"
+ " Enterprise was destroyed three\n"
+ " hours, nineteen minutes from now.\n\n"
+ " The room is silent for a beat, then:\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " Captain, we have a portion of your\n"
+ " last log entry.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Proceed.\n\n"
+ " Data activates the control panel on the table in front\n"
+ " of him.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " It's audio only.\n\n"
+ " There is a pause, then a strange phasing sound,\n"
+ " followed by the distorted but understandable voice of\n"
+ " Captain Picard. There is:\n\n"
+ " PICARD (V.O.)\n"
+ " Captain's personal log,\n"
+ " supplemental.\n"
+ " (there is a long pause)\n"
+ " For the record... I have just\n"
+ " witnessed the total destruction\n"
+ " of the USS Enterprise with a loss\n"
+ " of all hands, save one. Me.\n\n"
+ " The entry ends with a very strange sound.\n\n"
+ " DATA\n"
+ " That last sound apparently\n"
+ " occurred when the shuttle was\n"
+ " thrown back in time.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT TWO 24.\n\n"
+ "71 REACTIONS\n\n"
+ " There is a long pause as those in the room try to\n"
+ " absorb and comprehend what they have just seen.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " All attempts to obtain additional\n"
+ " information from the shuttle's\n"
+ " logs have failed.\n\n"
+ " Picard nods an acknowledgement.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " At least now we have something\n"
+ " to go on.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " I can't understand how you could\n"
+ " end up in a shuttlecraft while\n"
+ " the Enterprise is being destroyed.\n\n"
+ " WORF\n"
+ " Nor I, the last thing you would\n"
+ " do is leave the bridge of the\n"
+ " Enterprise during an emergency.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Yes, but let's proceed on the\n"
+ " premise that what we have just\n"
+ " seen is factual and that somehow,\n"
+ " in less than four hours, the\n"
+ " Enterprise will be destroyed and\n"
+ " somehow -- although this is\n"
+ " unfathomable -- I, and I alone\n"
+ " escaped. Discussion.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " Our destination is the Endicor\n"
+ " system. We are not due to arrive\n"
+ " for three days. The charts\n"
+ " indicate nothing of consequence,\n"
+ " certainly nothing which could\n"
+ " threaten the Enterprise, between\n"
+ " here and there.\n\n"
+ " WORF\n"
+ " Sensors indicated no other vessels\n"
+ " -- Federation or otherwise -- in\n"
+ " this area.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Data?\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT TWO 24A.\n\n"
+ "71 CONTINUED:\n\n"
+ " DATA\n"
+ " I have nothing to offer. There\n"
+ " is not enough information upon\n"
+ " which I can base a hypothesis.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " Well, the shuttle apparently came\n"
+ " from somewhere up ahead. Rather\n"
+ " than continuing on this course,\n"
+ " perhaps we should stop here and\n"
+ " let whatever is out there come\n"
+ " and find us.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " I think it's already too late for\n"
+ " that.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " Are you saying that stopping,\n"
+ " turning left, or right, or even\n"
+ " reversing course, is pointless?\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " When we brought the shuttle and\n"
+ " the other Picard on board, we\n"
+ " committed ourselves to a sequence\n"
+ " of events which may be\n"
+ " unalterable.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Yes, this isn't a rock in the road\n"
+ " which once seen can be avoided.\n"
+ " It's much more complex.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT TWO 25.\n\n"
+ "71 CONTINUED: (2)\n\n"
+ " WORF\n"
+ " There is the theory of the\n"
+ " moebius, a twist in the fabric of\n"
+ " space where time becomes a loop\n"
+ " from which there is no escape.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " So, when we reach that moment --\n"
+ " whatever happened will happen\n"
+ " again... The Enterprise will be\n"
+ " destroyed, the \"other Picard\" sent\n"
+ " back to meet with us and do it\n"
+ " all over again.\n"
+ " (he shudders)\n"
+ " That sounds like someone's\n"
+ " definition of hell.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " I know this much -- we can't avoid\n"
+ " the future.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Agreed. So let's continue on\n"
+ " course. Everyone return to your\n"
+ " duty stations. Somewhere out\n"
+ " there something will happen...\n"
+ " a decision will be made which\n"
+ " will cause me to become separated\n"
+ " from the Enterprise -- at the time\n"
+ " that decision will seem correct,\n"
+ " but it won't be. We have to\n"
+ " anticipate and not make the same\n"
+ " mistake once. Something is\n"
+ " waiting for us out there -- let's\n"
+ " determine what it is as quickly\n"
+ " as possible.\n\n"
+ " Off their reactions:\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT TWO 26.\n\n"
+ "72 INT. MAIN BRIDGE\n\n"
+ " Riker, Worf ENTER and take their positions.\n\n"
+ " Riker sits in the Command Chair and stares at the Main\n"
+ " Viewer. Worf is intent upon his console. The tension\n"
+ " level on the bridge is very high.\n\n"
+ "73 INT. SHUTTLE BAY TWO\n\n"
+ " Data is there with Geordi.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " (he studies the shuttle)\n"
+ " Data -- I think the molecular\n"
+ " structure of the shuttle has\n"
+ " changed!\n\n"
+ " Data takes a tricorder and makes a scan.\n\n"
+ " DATA\n"
+ " Your assessment is accurate.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " Why now?\n\n"
+ " DATA\n"
+ " Perhaps it always was unstable\n"
+ " and it was only by leaving and\n"
+ " coming back that you were able\n"
+ " to see the change.\n\n"
+ "74 INT. SICKBAY\n\n"
+ " Pulaski is doing further tests on P2, as Picard ENTERS\n"
+ " with Troi.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Doctor?\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " I am beginning to realize just\n"
+ " how much of the body is held\n"
+ " together by its own internal\n"
+ " clock. You -- he was thrown out\n"
+ " of time, which caused the body\n"
+ " systems to change their rhythms.\n"
+ " Slowly, as we move closer to the\n"
+ " time he left, the internal body\n"
+ " clocks are realigning.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT TWO 27.\n\n"
+ "74 CONTINUED:\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " You're saying, when our time\n"
+ " intersects with the time he left,\n"
+ " at that instant he will be\n"
+ " functioning normally. And there\n"
+ " will be two of us.\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " Right now, that would be my guess.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " I don't believe that is possible.\n\n"
+ " Pulaski pauses as the thought hits her.\n\n"
+ " Troi has moved over closer to P2. She is watching him\n"
+ " intently.\n\n"
+ " TROI\n"
+ " Captain, I am able to feel more\n"
+ " from him now. Much of his\n"
+ " emotions are still a jumble,\n"
+ " but...\n\n"
+ " She steps even closer. Her eyes shut as she\n"
+ " concentrates. P2 flinches in the same stuttering way.\n"
+ " His body jerks back. His face contorts.\n\n"
+ " His hands reach out and grab Troi. For a moment\n"
+ " nothing -- then she screams, in agony. P2... throws\n"
+ " back his head but no sound comes out. Pulaski rushes\n"
+ " to Troi. As she touches her, Troi collapses.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " What did you feel?\n\n"
+ " TROI\n"
+ " Only that he wants desperately\n"
+ " to leave this ship.\n\n"
+ " FADE OUT.\n\n"
+ " END OF ACT TWO \n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT THREE 28.\n\n"
+ " ACT THREE \n\n"
+ " FADE IN:\n\n"
+ "75 EXT. SPACE - THE ENTERPRISE (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " It continues on course.\n\n"
+ " PICARD (V.O.)\n"
+ " Captain's log, supplemental. We\n"
+ " continue on course to Endicor.\n"
+ " We are now less than two hours\n"
+ " away from our rendezvous with\n"
+ " ourselves.\n\n"
+ "76 INT. MAIN BRIDGE\n\n"
+ " Everyone is at his station except for Data.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " Worf.\n\n"
+ " WORF\n"
+ " All sensors are on maximum scan.\n"
+ " There is nothing unusual to\n"
+ " report.\n\n"
+ " The tension level on the bridge is very high.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " If the timetable is correct, we\n"
+ " should get an indication of\n"
+ " something very soon.\n\n"
+ " PULASKI'S COM VOICE\n"
+ " Bridge, this is Sickbay.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Yes, Doctor.\n\n"
+ " PULASKI'S COM VOICE\n"
+ " Captain, my patient is more\n"
+ " coherent.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " I'll be right there.\n\n"
+ " Picard rises and goes to the turbolift.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT THREE 29.\n\n"
+ "76 CONTINUED:\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " (continuing)\n"
+ " Number One, you have the bridge.\n\n"
+ " Off Riker's concerned reaction:\n\n"
+ "77\n"
+ "thru OMITTED\n"
+ "78\n\n"
+ "79 INT. SICKBAY (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " Picard ENTERS. (He pauses at the doorway and watches\n"
+ " Pulaski and P2).\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " How is he?\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " His vital signs are more normal -- which\n"
+ " is to say, more like ours.\n"
+ " He is calmer.\n\n"
+ " Indeed as Picard approaches him, P2 becomes more\n"
+ " agitated.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " He is now aware of me.\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " In some fashion.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " (sotto, almost to\n"
+ " himself)\n"
+ " But, does he know where he is,\n"
+ " and who's here with him?\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " I doubt it.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " (then to P2)\n"
+ " What went wrong?\n\n"
+ " P2 turns away. Like a bizarre painting by Goya, a\n"
+ " face frozen in agony.\n\n"
+ " Picard moves a step closer.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT THREE 30.\n\n"
+ "79 CONTINUED:\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " (continuing)\n"
+ " You know... don't you?\n\n"
+ " P2 turns back and faces Picard -- but his eyes still do\n"
+ " not make contact. It's impossible to tell whether he\n"
+ " hears Picard or not.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " (continuing)\n"
+ " What did you do? What happened?\n"
+ " Why did you leave the ship?\n\n"
+ " P2 -- just trying to orient himself as much as anything -- turns\n"
+ " his head.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " (continuing)\n"
+ " Don't turn away. Look at me.\n\n"
+ " Without being summoned, but somehow knowing that she is\n"
+ " needed, Troi appears in the doorway behind them and\n"
+ " slowly approaches as Picard continues to try and make\n"
+ " contact.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " (continuing)\n"
+ " Picard!\n\n"
+ " He speaks the name as if it belongs to another, and at\n"
+ " this moment it does.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " (continuing)\n"
+ " LOOK AT ME!\n\n"
+ " TROI\n"
+ " He doesn't understand you.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " He knows I'm here.\n\n"
+ " TROI\n"
+ " Yes, as part of a nightmare of\n"
+ " disjointed images, half-heard\n"
+ " voices. He is in another\n"
+ " dimension -- seeing us across a\n"
+ " great chasm -- and he's filled with\n"
+ " remorse at what he has witnessed,\n"
+ " and he's afraid.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " What is he afraid of?\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT THREE 31.\n\n"
+ "79 CONTINUED: (2)\n\n"
+ " Troi doesn't have that specific answer.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " (continuing; back to\n"
+ " P2)\n"
+ " Damn you -- help me! Why did you\n"
+ " leave the ship?\n\n"
+ " Now, for the first time, P2 turns and looks Picard full\n"
+ " in the face. Through what must be a blur of shifting\n"
+ " and nightmarish images, P2 tries to focus.\n\n"
+ "80 P2\n\n"
+ " He leans forward. Like a sailor straining against the\n"
+ " fog, then with a grimace made up of frustration and\n"
+ " rage, he turns away. For the first time we hear a\n"
+ " sound from his lips. It's strange -- otherworldish.\n\n"
+ "81 SCENE\n\n"
+ " Picard takes a step forward. For a second it looks as\n"
+ " if Picard is going to grab P2 and shake him. But he\n"
+ " only glares at him.\n\n"
+ " TROI\n"
+ " It's no use, Captain. He can't\n"
+ " answer.\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " As we get closer to the time he\n"
+ " left, he may be able to.\n\n"
+ " Picard steps back, frustration etched on his face.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " (to Troi)\n"
+ " Are you still convinced he is me?\n\n"
+ " TROI\n"
+ " Yes -- but you're not.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Not in the slightest. Except for\n"
+ " his features there is nothing\n"
+ " about him which I find familiar.\n\n"
+ " He turns to leave.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT THREE 31A.\n\n"
+ "81 CONTINUED:\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " (continuing)\n"
+ " I want you to stay with him. He\n"
+ " will be able to communicate with\n"
+ " you before any of the rest of us.\n\n"
+ " Picard then turns and EXITS.\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " I don't know how long anyone can\n"
+ " take this kind of schizophrenia.\n"
+ " There has to be a breaking point.\n\n"
+ " TROI\n"
+ " He is handling it very well.\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " He has a lot of anger.\n\n"
+ " TROI\n"
+ " Yes. Because of what...\n"
+ " (indicating P2)\n"
+ " ... he represents.\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " And what is that?\n\n"
+ " TROI\n"
+ " Doubt. Seeing him here and\n"
+ " knowing what happened to the\n"
+ " Enterprise could make him timid\n"
+ " or, worse, cause him to hesitate.\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " When he said -- that there is\n"
+ " nothing familiar about him...\n"
+ " (re P2)\n"
+ " ... except his features. It\n"
+ " sounded like a form of denial.\n\n"
+ " TROI\n"
+ " It's his accurate feelings.\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " Part of my job is to anticipate\n"
+ " problems. I have a duty to the\n"
+ " captain, but first to the ship\n"
+ " and its crew.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT THREE 31B.\n\n"
+ "81 CONTINUED: (2)\n\n"
+ " TROI\n"
+ " Doctor, the captain is fully\n"
+ " capable of command decisions.\n\n"
+ " Pulaski is pensive for a beat.\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " Yes... for now. But... this\n"
+ " situation has put enormous\n"
+ " pressure -- of a unique and very\n"
+ " personal nature -- on Captain\n"
+ " Picard. And we both know that\n"
+ " pressure is going to increase.\n"
+ " You said he already has doubt.\n\n"
+ " TROI\n"
+ " Yes, which is necessary and\n"
+ " healthy.\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " But could potentially paralyze.\n"
+ " If we begin to see signs that he\n"
+ " is acting in an irrational manner,\n"
+ " then I have the authority and the\n"
+ " duty to relieve him.\n\n"
+ " Troi nods.\n\n"
+ " TROI\n"
+ " I do not think that will be\n"
+ " necessary.\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " I hope you're right.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT THREE 32.\n\n"
+ "82 OMITTED\n\n"
+ "83 EXT. SPACE - THE ENTERPRISE (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " as it continues along -- without so much as a hint of\n"
+ " trouble.\n\n"
+ "84\n"
+ "thru OMITTED\n"
+ "87\n\n"
+ "88 INT. CAPTAIN'S READY ROOM (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " Picard is behind his desk -- Riker is sitting across\n"
+ " from him.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " What force or phenomenon could\n"
+ " cause a shuttle to be thrown back\n"
+ " in time?\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " None that we have ever\n"
+ " encountered. In theory,\n"
+ " accelerating beyond warp ten.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Using the gravitational pull of\n"
+ " a star to \"slingshot\" back in\n"
+ " time. Is that what happened here?\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " The shuttle doesn't have warp\n"
+ " capability.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " No. Some external force was\n"
+ " needed.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " We have never encountered any\n"
+ " natural force that powerful. And\n"
+ " why only six hours? Why not a\n"
+ " day? A year?\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT THREE 33.\n\n"
+ "88 CONTINUED:\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Are you suggesting there is a\n"
+ " conscious mind at work here?\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " There is no evidence either way.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " The Traveler moved through time\n"
+ " with the power of his mind.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " I don't think that's the case\n"
+ " here.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " (frustrated)\n"
+ " No -- and Manheim's experiments\n"
+ " with gravity and time were\n"
+ " rudimentary, and uncontrollable.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " Captain, this is one instant\n"
+ " where you must suppress your\n"
+ " natural tendencies.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Explain.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " (then more as a friend\n"
+ " than a subordinate,\n"
+ " or even a fellow\n"
+ " officer)\n"
+ " Your strength, Jean-Luc, is your\n"
+ " ability to evaluate the dynamics\n"
+ " of a situation, step in and make\n"
+ " the definitive, preemptive move.\n"
+ " You take charge. You're\n"
+ " frustrated now because, not only\n"
+ " can't you see the solution... you\n"
+ " can't even define the problem.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Go on.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " This is not place or person we\n"
+ " are facing... at least not yet...\n"
+ " it's time.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT THREE 34.\n\n"
+ "88 CONTINUED: (2)\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Are you telling me to just sit\n"
+ " down -- shut up and wait.\n\n"
+ " Riker smiles.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " I wouldn't have used those exact\n"
+ " words... but, yes.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " I don't do that well.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " It's your Persian Flaw.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " (thoughtfully)\n"
+ " Yes -- perhaps it is.\n\n"
+ " Sudden the Enterprise shudders. Both men are on their\n"
+ " feet and heading for the door.\n\n"
+ " WORF'S COM VOICE\n"
+ " Captain to the bridge.\n\n"
+ "89 INT. MAIN BRIDGE (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " Riker and Picard EXIT the captain's Ready Room. On\n"
+ " the Main Viewer they see the swirling energy which they\n"
+ " saw in the shuttle's view log.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Report.\n\n"
+ " WORF\n"
+ " This energy vortex appeared out\n"
+ " of nowhere. There was no warning.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " Well, now at least the waiting\n"
+ " is over.\n\n"
+ "90 EXT. SPACE - THE ENTERPRISE (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " is at the top of a great whirlpool of energy.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT THREE 35.\n\n"
+ "91 INT. MAIN BRIDGE\n\n"
+ " Off Picard's reaction -- almost relieved.\n\n"
+ " FADE OUT.\n\n"
+ " END OF ACT THREE \n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT FOUR 36.\n\n"
+ " ACT FOUR \n\n"
+ " FADE IN:\n\n"
+ "92 EXT. SPACE - THE ENTERPRISE (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " at the top of the whirlpool.\n\n"
+ " PICARD (V.O.)\n"
+ " Captain's log, supplemental. The\n"
+ " waiting is over. We have\n"
+ " apparently intersected with...\n"
+ " something.\n\n"
+ "93 INT. MAIN BRIDGE\n\n"
+ " Riker and Picard are back at Science One with Data.\n\n"
+ " DATA\n"
+ " It is similar to our tractor beam,\n"
+ " only much more powerful.\n\n"
+ "94 INTERCUT WITH MAIN ENGINEERING\n\n"
+ " GEORDI'S COM VOICE\n"
+ " Bridge, this is Engineering.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " This is the bridge.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI'S COM VOICE\n"
+ " The pull on the Enterprise is\n"
+ " steady. I am having to hold the\n"
+ " warp engines at thirty percent,\n"
+ " in order to maintain this\n"
+ " position.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Transfer engine control to the\n"
+ " bridge.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " Aye, sir.\n\n"
+ " Everyone is watching Picard -- waiting for an indication\n"
+ " of what he wants to do next.\n\n"
+ " TROI\n"
+ " There is a consciousness here,\n"
+ " Captain. Not thought -- it is more\n"
+ " like instinct.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT FOUR 37.\n\n"
+ "94 CONTINUED:\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " What do you make of it, Number\n"
+ " One?\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " I would say we're being probed.\n\n"
+ " DATA\n"
+ " The beam is coming directly from\n"
+ " the center of the vortex. Sensors\n"
+ " show only massive amounts of\n"
+ " energy.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " What is it trying to learn?\n\n"
+ " TROI\n"
+ " I think it is trying to determine\n"
+ " if we are a life force.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " (to Riker)\n"
+ " We should stay and investigate.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " Agreed.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " But, was that the mistake?\n\n"
+ " Riker looks at him.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " (continuing)\n"
+ " ... staying too long.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " Possibly.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " We should go now.\n\n"
+ " Riker is unsure of his response -- he has never seen\n"
+ " Picard so indecisive. While this is going on, Geordi\n"
+ " EXITS the turbolift and crosses to the bridge\n"
+ " Engineering Station.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " Well...\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT FOUR 38.\n\n"
+ "94 CONTINUED: (2)\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " It's the prudent move.\n\n"
+ " Picard pauses.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " (continuing)\n"
+ " I never thought I would hear\n"
+ " myself say something like that.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " Under the circumstances -- I think\n"
+ " you may be right.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " But you'd rather stay and find\n"
+ " out what it is? What is its\n"
+ " intent?\n\n"
+ " Riker's silent hesitation is read as affirmation.\n\n"
+ "95 INT. BRIDGE ENGINEERING STATION\n\n"
+ " Geordi steps up to the position.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " Engineering, transfer to bridge.\n\n"
+ " The panels light up in sequence.\n\n"
+ "96\n"
+ "thru OMITTED\n"
+ "99\n\n"
+ "100 INT. MAIN BRIDGE\n\n"
+ " Picard returns to his Command Chair.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Lieutenant La Forge.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " Yes, sir.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " See if you can get us out of here,\n"
+ " Mister La Forge. Maximum warp.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " Aye, sir.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT FOUR 39.\n\n"
+ "101 GEORDI\n\n"
+ " as he inputs.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " I have set velocity to warp nine.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Engage.\n\n"
+ " Geordi complies.\n\n"
+ "102 SCENE\n\n"
+ " There is a surge of power as the Enterprise attempts\n"
+ " to pull free. Then nothing.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " The warp engines are at ninety-one\n"
+ " percent.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Put it to the wall.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " Aye, sir.\n\n"
+ " Geordi inputs. The ship shudders -- like a great\n"
+ " shackled animal fighting to break free.\n\n"
+ " SUDDENLY the Enterprise shakes -- those standing are\n"
+ " thrown to the deck. And AGAIN the ship shakes. The\n"
+ " computer automatically takes the ship to RED ALERT.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " (continuing)\n"
+ " I can't hold it.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " Captain! The engines can't take\n"
+ " this strain.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " All stop.\n\n"
+ "103 EXT. SPACE - THE ENTERPRISE (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " But the Enterprise doesn't stop -- it instantly seems\n"
+ " to fall -- drawn along the beam of energy by an\n"
+ " irresistible force.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT FOUR 40.\n\n"
+ "104 INT. MAIN BRIDGE\n\n"
+ " They have no control. Without having to be told,\n"
+ " Geordi instantly tries to stop the Enterprise. His\n"
+ " fingers fly over the controls.\n\n"
+ "105 EXT. SPACE - THE ENTERPRISE (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " Warp engines re-engage. The Enterprise slows, then\n"
+ " stops.\n\n"
+ "106 INT. MAIN BRIDGE\n\n"
+ " It's a little calmer, but still very tense.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Status.\n\n"
+ " WORF\n"
+ " All decks have reported... no\n"
+ " damage -- no injuries.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " The pull on the Enterprise is\n"
+ " steady, but much stronger than\n"
+ " before. I am at warp seven just\n"
+ " to hold this position.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Everything we do tightens its\n"
+ " grip. Let's see what we can\n"
+ " learn. Launch a Class One probe.\n\n"
+ " WORF\n"
+ " Aye, sir.\n\n"
+ "106A OMITTED\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT FOUR 40A.\n\n"
+ "107\n"
+ "thru OMITTED\n"
+ "108\n\n"
+ "109 EXT. SPACE - THE ENTERPRISE (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " The probe leaves the Enterprise.\n\n"
+ "110 INT. MAIN BRIDGE (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " As they watch the Main Viewer -- as it reaches the\n"
+ " vortex -- it explodes. Nothing is left.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT FOUR 41.\n\n"
+ "111 EXT. SPACE - THE ENTERPRISE (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " A little tongue of energy speeds up toward the\n"
+ " Enterprise. Then splits, with half going to separate\n"
+ " parts of the ship.\n\n"
+ "112 INT. MAIN BRIDGE (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " They see it racing toward them. The energy goes\n"
+ " directly at Captain Picard and knocks him down.\n\n"
+ "113 INT. SICKBAY (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " A similar piece of energy leaps into the room, directly\n"
+ " at P2... only it does not slap him to the deck. As\n"
+ " Pulaski watches it whirls around P2, like a wreath,\n"
+ " then disappears.\n\n"
+ "114 INT. MAIN BRIDGE\n\n"
+ " Riker helps Picard to his feet. There is fire in\n"
+ " Picard's eyes.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " That was personal.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " Captain -- the power drain needed\n"
+ " to hold this position is enormous.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " How long can you maintain it?\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " A few minutes, then we are going\n"
+ " to have to shut down again.\n\n"
+ " PULASKI'S COM VOICE\n"
+ " Captain -- some kind of energy has\n"
+ " just surrounded my patient.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Is he still alive?\n\n"
+ " PULASKI'S COM VOICE\n"
+ " Yes...\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " Arm photons, Mister Worf, and lock\n"
+ " them on the center of the vortex.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT FOUR 42.\n\n"
+ "114 CONTINUED:\n\n"
+ " WORF\n"
+ " Photon torpedoes locked on\n"
+ " target.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Hold.\n\n"
+ "115 OMITTED\n\n"
+ "116 INT. MAIN BRIDGE (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " Another sliver of energy slashes across the bridge and\n"
+ " slams Picard up against the bulkhead.\n\n"
+ "117 PICARD\n\n"
+ " ... dazed he struggles to his feet.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " We're like a rag in a dog's mouth.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " I am now at maximum warp.\n\n"
+ " The ship is hammered by another wave of energy.\n\n"
+ " TROI\n"
+ " It's you, Captain. It was the\n"
+ " entire ship, but now it has turned\n"
+ " its attention completely on you.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " Captain, I can't hold it. If we\n"
+ " don't shut down, we are going to\n"
+ " explode.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Counselor, what if I were to leave\n"
+ " the Enterprise? Would its\n"
+ " attention stay focused on me?\n\n"
+ " TROI\n"
+ " Yes. I think it would.\n\n"
+ "118 EXT. SPACE - THE ENTERPRISE (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " is being pulled into the vortex.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT FOUR 43.\n\n"
+ "119 INT. MAIN BRIDGE\n\n"
+ " as before.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " You'd never survive.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " But, maybe in those few seconds -- the\n"
+ " Enterprise could break free.\n"
+ " In any case, that's what he...\n"
+ " the other Picard... must have\n"
+ " thought.\n\n"
+ "120\n"
+ "thru OMITTED\n"
+ "121\n\n"
+ "122 PICARD\n\n"
+ " He is on his feet and heading for the turbolift.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " Captain, where are you going?\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Prepare a shuttle, Number One.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " You're leaving the ship?!\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " I have to make a stop in Sickbay.\n"
+ " We may be on a road which has no\n"
+ " turns.\n\n"
+ " Troi follows Picard to the turbolift.\n\n"
+ " Off Riker's reaction, we:\n\n"
+ " FADE OUT.\n\n"
+ " END OF ACT FOUR \n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT FIVE 44.\n\n"
+ " ACT FIVE \n\n"
+ " FADE IN:\n\n"
+ "123 EXT. SPACE - THE ENTERPRISE (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " is slipping down into the energy whirlpool.\n\n"
+ "124 INT. SICKBAY (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " Picard ENTERS -- Pulaski is there with Troi and P2.\n"
+ " There is a moment of near recognition from P2, then he\n"
+ " avoids eye contact with Picard. P2 now appears to be\n"
+ " physically closer to normal. P2 is much closer to\n"
+ " being in sync.\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " He's very agitated.\n\n"
+ " P2's eyes dart around the room. Picard steps over in\n"
+ " front of P2 to make and hold eye contact. P2 looks\n"
+ " off.\n\n"
+ "125 ANOTHER ANGLE - P2\n\n"
+ " P2\n"
+ " I must get to the shuttle.\n\n"
+ "126 PICARD\n\n"
+ " watches himself.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " I know.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT FIVE 45.\n\n"
+ "127 SCENE (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Do you know where you are?\n\n"
+ " P2\n"
+ " The Enterprise.\n\n"
+ " Picard is relieved -\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " But you're only vaguely aware of\n"
+ " it. And me -- do you know who I\n"
+ " am?\n\n"
+ " P2 deflects the question. He's in a living nightmare.\n"
+ " He has no answer.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " (continuing)\n"
+ " No. You don't.\n\n"
+ " P2\n"
+ " I must go.\n\n"
+ " P2 tries to rise.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Release him.\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " Do you know what you are doing?\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " No -- release him!\n\n"
+ " Pulaski deactivates the forcefield, which again appears\n"
+ " briefly, and P2 is released.\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " (touching her\n"
+ " communicator)\n"
+ " Security to Sickbay.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " No. Security, this is the\n"
+ " captain -- disregard that order.\n"
+ " And clear all personnel -- repeat,\n"
+ " all personnel -- from Shuttle Bay\n"
+ " Two. I don't want any\n"
+ " distractions. You...\n"
+ " (meaning both Troi and\n"
+ " Pulaski)\n"
+ " ... stay here.\n\n"
+ " P2 and Picard head for the door.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT FIVE A45A. \n\n"
+ "127A INT. CORRIDOR\n\n"
+ " Picard and P2 walk along.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " You have made the decision to\n"
+ " leave the ship?\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT FIVE 45A.\n\n"
+ "127A CONTINUED:\n\n"
+ " P2\n"
+ " I must.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Why?\n\n"
+ " P2\n"
+ " The energy in the vortex wants\n"
+ " me.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " You're certain.\n\n"
+ " P2\n"
+ " Yes... it's an entity -- a\n"
+ " life-form which recognizes the\n"
+ " Enterprise as an entity with me\n"
+ " as the brain, and it wants me.\n\n"
+ " P2's level of anxiety is rising, as they turn...\n\n"
+ "127B INT. TURBOLIFT\n\n"
+ " ... and enter the turbolift.\n\n"
+ " P2\n"
+ " Shuttle Bay Number Two.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " What's your other option?\n\n"
+ " P2\n"
+ " This is our only chance. If I\n"
+ " leave, it might be distracted long\n"
+ " enough for the Enterprise to\n"
+ " escape.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " You are wrong. Leaving won't save\n"
+ " your ship. Don't you remember?\n"
+ " It was destroyed -- you saw it\n"
+ " happen.\n\n"
+ " P2\n"
+ " If I don't leave the Enterprise,\n"
+ " the ship will be destroyed.\n\n"
+ " The turbolift comes to a stop and the doors open.\n"
+ " EXITS, with Picard right behind him.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT FIVE 45B.\n\n"
+ "127BB INT. CORRIDOR\n\n"
+ " Picard and P2 continue heading toward Shuttle Bay Two.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " If that's true, then help me.\n"
+ " We want the same thing. We want\n"
+ " the Enterprise to be safe.\n"
+ " There has to be a piece of\n"
+ " information which I don't have.\n"
+ " What is it?\n\n"
+ " P2\n"
+ " It's me.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " You?\n\n"
+ " They are interrupted by Riker's COM VOICE.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " Captain.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Yes.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " We are about to lose warp drive.\n\n"
+ " PICARD & P2\n"
+ " (in sync, they respond\n"
+ " to Riker)\n"
+ " Understood.\n\n"
+ " Only Picard reacts to this bizarre occurrence.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " (continuing)\n"
+ " When you say it's \"you,\" do you\n"
+ " mean it's still you? And it's\n"
+ " not me -- just you. Has this\n"
+ " entity singled you out -- somehow\n"
+ " making a connection?\n\n"
+ " P2\n"
+ " You're confusing me. We're\n"
+ " almost out of time.\n\n"
+ "127C INT. SHUTTLE BAY TWO\n\n"
+ " The doors open and the two Picards ENTER. P2 is\n"
+ " heading directly for the shuttle.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT FIVE 46.\n\n"
+ "127C CONTINUED:\n\n"
+ " P2\n"
+ " I must get to the shuttle.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Wait. You can -- I'll let you,\n"
+ " hell, man, I'll go with you, but\n"
+ " first tell me. What is -- what\n"
+ " was, your other choice?\n\n"
+ " P2\n"
+ " Stand aside.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " You don't know what I'm talking\n"
+ " about. You're frozen with a\n"
+ " single thought -- unable to change -- unable\n"
+ " to alter any part of your\n"
+ " previous actions.\n\n"
+ " P2\n"
+ " I must leave -- there's no other\n"
+ " way.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " There must be.\n\n"
+ " P2\n"
+ " Only one -- but it would never\n"
+ " work.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " What is it? What would never\n"
+ " work?\n\n"
+ " P2\n"
+ " Better to sacrifice myself than\n"
+ " destroy the Enterprise.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Destroy the Enterprise -- how?\n\n"
+ " P2\n"
+ " I have to leave.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Tell me -- what was your other\n"
+ " choice? We can't escape it -- we\n"
+ " can't fight it, we can't go\n"
+ " forward.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT FIVE 46A.\n\n"
+ "127C CONTINUED: (2)\n\n"
+ " P2\n"
+ " No -- no... We can't go forward,\n"
+ " it would destroy the Enterprise.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " (realizing)\n"
+ " Was that it... Was that the other\n"
+ " choice?\n\n"
+ " P2\n"
+ " I must leave.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT FIVE 47.\n\n"
+ "127C CONTINUED: (3)\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " No.\n\n"
+ " P2 is about to climb into the shuttle. Picard pulls\n"
+ " his phaser.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " (continuing)\n"
+ " I can't allow it. Before we have\n"
+ " any chance of moving forward, the\n"
+ " cycle must end.\n\n"
+ " Then, without further comment, he fires the phaser.\n\n"
+ "128 OMITTED\n\n"
+ "129 P2\n\n"
+ " falls back.\n\n"
+ "130 OMITTED\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT FIVE 48.\n\n"
+ "130A INT. SHUTTLE BAY TWO\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " (touching his\n"
+ " communicator)\n"
+ " Doctor Pulaski -- report to Shuttle\n"
+ " Bay Two.\n\n"
+ " Picard heads for the door.\n\n"
+ "131 INT. TURBOLIFT\n\n"
+ " Picard steps on.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Bridge.\n\n"
+ " The doors close.\n\n"
+ "132 INT. MAIN BRIDGE\n\n"
+ " Picard steps off the turbolift.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Number One, we have been wasting\n"
+ " our energy trying to escape. It\n"
+ " only weakens us.\n"
+ " (he moves to his Command\n"
+ " Chair)\n"
+ " Helm, set a course for the center\n"
+ " of the vortex. Lieutenant La\n"
+ " Forge, on my command -- I want all\n"
+ " the power you can muster.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " Yes, sir.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " We are going into it?\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Yes.\n\n"
+ " DATA\n"
+ " Course set.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Everyone hold your position -- no\n"
+ " matter what. ENGAGE!\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT FIVE 49.\n\n"
+ "133 EXT. SPACE - THE ENTERPRISE (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " as the Enterprise turns and streaks toward the center\n"
+ " of the vortex.\n\n"
+ "133A INT. SHUTTLE BAY TWO\n\n"
+ " Pulaski, followed by TRANSPORTER CHIEF O'BRIEN, ENTERS\n"
+ " and reacts to the body.\n\n"
+ "134 INT. MAIN BRIDGE\n\n"
+ " They all tense for whatever is coming.\n\n"
+ "135 EXT. SPACE - THE ENTERPRISE (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " rushes down. The funnel narrows. The swirling energy\n"
+ " closes in on the ship.\n\n"
+ "136 EXT. SPACE - THE ENTERPRISE (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " as the Enterprise rips into the center of the\n"
+ " whirlpool. There is a SOUND -- almost like a SCREAM.\n\n"
+ "137 INT. MAIN BRIDGE\n\n"
+ " Everyone braces.\n\n"
+ "138 EXT. SPACE - THE ENTERPRISE (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " bursts through the core of pure energy, which triggers\n"
+ " an implosion.\n\n"
+ "139 OMITTED\n\n"
+ "139A INT. SHUTTLE BAY TWO (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " At this instant O'Brien watches as the body of P2 and\n"
+ " the shuttle disappear.\n\n"
+ "140 EXT. SPACE - THE WHIRLPOOL (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " collapses in upon itself. For a beat the Enterprise is\n"
+ " alone in a great emptiness.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT FIVE 49A.\n\n"
+ "141 INT. MAIN BRIDGE\n\n"
+ " The reactions of everyone. Picard gets to his feet and\n"
+ " looks around.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " What's our position?\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT FIVE 50.\n\n"
+ "141 CONTINUED:\n\n"
+ " DATA\n"
+ " We are back on course to Endicor.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " Stand down from Red Alert.\n\n"
+ " O'BRIEN'S COM VOICE\n"
+ " Bridge, this is Shuttle Bay Two.\n"
+ " The other Picard and the shuttle\n"
+ " are gone.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Explain.\n\n"
+ " O'BRIEN'S COM VOICE\n"
+ " They just... vanished.\n\n"
+ " WORF\n"
+ " All decks have reported in. No\n"
+ " damage -- no casualties.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " I want a complete check -- all\n"
+ " systems.\n\n"
+ " WORF\n"
+ " Yes, sir.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " You have the bridge, Number One.\n\n"
+ " Picard rises and heads for the Observation Lounge.\n"
+ " Riker watches him leave.\n\n"
+ "142 INT. OBSERVATION LOUNGE (OPTICAL)\n\n"
+ " Picard stares thoughtfully out at the stars streaking\n"
+ " by. After a beat, the door opens and Riker ENTERS.\n\n"
+ " For a long moment nothing is said.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Lots of questions, Number One...\n\n"
+ " Riker nods in agreement.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT FIVE 51.\n\n"
+ "142 CONTINUED:\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " (continuing)\n"
+ " ... and damn few answers.\n\n"
+ " There is a pause.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " Everything about it seemed a tick\n"
+ " off.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " He certainly did not act like me,\n"
+ " at least not the way I think I\n"
+ " act.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " Maybe none of it was real... we\n"
+ " could have just been part of a\n"
+ " shared illusion.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " Or maybe \"he\" was thrown back in\n"
+ " time so that we would be able to\n"
+ " take another road... make another\n"
+ " choice?\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " That suggests a moral force,\n"
+ " giving us the opportunity... or\n"
+ " specifically giving you the\n"
+ " opportunity to right a wrong.\n\n"
+ " Picard is pensive for a moment.\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " It's said... if you travel far\n"
+ " enough you will eventually meet\n"
+ " yourself.\n\n"
+ " Picard turns and stares off at the stars.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT FIVE 51A.\n\n"
+ "142 CONTINUED: (2)\n\n"
+ " PICARD\n"
+ " (continuing)\n"
+ " I will tell you this... it's a\n"
+ " very unnerving experience, one\n"
+ " I hope never to repeat.\n\n"
+ " Off Picard with:\n\n"
+ "142A INT. RIKER'S QUARTERS\n\n"
+ " Riker has his cooking equipment in place. He has\n"
+ " already placed all of the ingredients in a cooking\n"
+ " utensil on the hot plate. The CHIME SOUNDS.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " Come.\n\n"
+ " Worf ENTERS with Pulaski and Geordi.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " (continuing)\n"
+ " I know you were all disappointed\n"
+ " with my last culinary effort.\n\n"
+ " WORF\n"
+ " Not all.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " Thank you, Worf. Anyway,\n"
+ " considering the stress of the last\n"
+ " few days, I thought we could use\n"
+ " a little diversion and at the same\n"
+ " time I could make amends for the\n"
+ " 'Owon omelet.\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " So what are you preparing?\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " The specialty of the house,\n"
+ " Alaskan stew.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " Not with ingredients you picked\n"
+ " up at Starbase seventy-three?\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " No -- I had the computer fabricate\n"
+ " everything. The potatoes, the\n"
+ " onions, the flour, and the meat.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT FIVE 51B.\n\n"
+ "142A CONTINUED:\n\n"
+ " WORF\n"
+ " Meat? What kind of meat?\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " Ahh... Well, to be authentic I\n"
+ " needed moose. But, I couldn't\n"
+ " find the specific molecular\n"
+ " pattern for moose, so I had to\n"
+ " improvise. The computer came\n"
+ " close...\n\n"
+ " Riker fills their plates.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " (continuing)\n"
+ " ... actually, it's somewhere\n"
+ " between venison -- musk ox -- and\n"
+ " Kobe beef.\n\n"
+ " WORF\n"
+ " I thought that humans had long ago\n"
+ " given up the practice of raising\n"
+ " animals for food.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " There were a couple of winters\n"
+ " when it was either starve or hunt.\n\n"
+ " WORF\n"
+ " How fortunate.\n\n"
+ " Pulaski looks down at her plate.\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " I'll give you this -- your stew\n"
+ " smells a lot better than the eggs.\n\n"
+ " They taste it. Reactions around.\n\n"
+ " PULASKI\n"
+ " (continuing)\n"
+ " This is quite good.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " Agreed.\n\n"
+ " Worf's expression is one of revulsion.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " No good, Worf.\n\n"
+ " STAR TREK: \"Time Squared\" - REV. 2/7/89 - ACT FIVE 51C.\n\n"
+ "142A CONTINUED: (2)\n\n"
+ " WORF\n"
+ " I appreciate the effort, I would\n"
+ " have preferred another omelet.\n\n"
+ " RIKER\n"
+ " Sorry. I used the last of 'Owon\n"
+ " eggs.\n\n"
+ " GEORDI\n"
+ " Thank goodness.\n\n"
+ " Off their reactions:\n\n"
+ " FADE OUT.\n\n"
+ " END OF ACT FIVE \n\n"
+ " THE END \n\n";
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