All language subtitles for StarTrek.TNG-s03e19.Captain’s.Holiday

Welcome to Risa.

All that is ours is yours.

We are looking
for the lodging chamber

of Captain Jean-Luc Picard.

A file scan reveals no record

of a Captain Picard
currently visiting Risa.

When is he expected to arrive?

There is no arrival date
on file

for any such individual.

Could we have been mistaken?

He will come.

First officer's Log,
Stardate 43745.2.

We have departed Gemaris V
where, for the past two weeks

Captain Picard
has been serving as mediator

in a trade dispute
between the Gemarians

and their nearest neighbor,
the Dachlyds.

Welcome back, Deanna.

It's good to be back.

The last two weeks
have been grueling.

I take it the Captain was able
to negotiate an agreement

mutually beneficial
to both parties.

He was.

I don't know how he managed it.

The Gemarians and the Dachlyds

are both incredibly
stubborn people.

The more difficult the task,
the sweeter the victory.

Go to warp four, Mr. Bennett.

Set course for Starbase 12.

Report.

Everything's status quo, sir.

Very well.

If, um...

anyone needs me,
I'll be in my ready room.

Sir?

Congratulations.

About what?

About the trade agreement.

Is it my imagination or is
something bothering the Captain?

He has been under a great deal
of strain lately.

While we were on Gemaris, he ate
sparingly and slept even less.

Anything we can do?

Actually, I have
a solution in mind

but I doubt he'll agree to it.

What would that be?

our Captain needs a vacation.

Space, the final frontier.

These are the voyages
of the Starship Enterprise.

Its continuing mission--

to explore strange new worlds

to seek out new life
and new civilizations

to boldly go
where no one has gone before.

Come!

Sir, it's been brought
to my attention

that one of the crew
is neglecting his health again.

How so?

It's a classic case
of stress-related ailments

brought on by overwork--

exhaustion, irritability,
muscle spasms.

Yet he insists on ignoring it.

It doesn't sound too serious.

And I plan on keeping it
that way.

What's the treatment?

A week's shore leave.

oh... impossible.

Jean-Luc, I could
make that an order.

But you won't.

oh, Beverly, you know
I loathe vacations.

You loathe going on vacations.

once you're there,
you have a marvelous time.

Why, you told me

that your four days on Zytchin
lll were wonderful.

I lied.

Look, the Enterprise
is scheduled to spend a week

undergoing maintenance
overhaul at Starbase 12.

While there, I promise
that I will make full use

of available
recreational activity.

Watching some technician
fill deuterium tanks

is not my idea of fun.

I suppose I could find a few
hours to spend on the holodeck.

oh, forget the holodeck.

Isn't there someplace special
you want to go?

The Astrophysics Center
on lcor lX

is holding a symposium
on rogue star clusters.

I had given serious thought
to attending.

The last thing you need
is serious thought.

Jean-Luc, why don't you go
someplace beautiful

where you can relax
and be pampered?

You deserve it.

I'll give it serious thought.

Captain...

Doctor... enough.

So, have you decided
where you're going yet?

Yes, I have, Number one.

Bridge.

No, I meant on your shore leave.

Not you, too.

Halt.

I know this perfect
little vacation spot.

In fact, it falls within
the coordinates of this sector.

How convenient,
except, Number one

I have absolutely no intention
of taking a holiday.

-ls that clear?
-Very clear.

Good. I'm glad we got that
straightened out.

Resume.

The place is called Risa

and believe me, Captain,
it is a paradise.

Warm tropical
breezes, exotic foods

nothing to do but sit around all
day, enjoy the quiet and then...

-the women.
-The women. of course.

I'm sure you would find

their sybaritic outlook
on life very appealing.

oh, I'm sure.

I'm glad to hear you say so,
sir.

Unfortunately, this vessel
is about to undergo

extensive repairs requiring
my personal supervision.

What about Risa?

Some other time, Number one.

Will, I just had
some terrific news.

Really?

There's an excellent chance
that my mother may be joining us

on Starbase 12.

Your mother?

She's returning home from
a conference on Achrady Vll

and she's going to try
to rearrange her schedule

so she can spend some time
visiting with us.

That's wonderful, Deanna.

She mentioned how much
she was looking forward

to seeing you again, Captain.

Did she?

Commander, could I have
a word with you?

Is something wrong, Captain?

Tell me, Number one.

Is the entire crew aware
of this little scheme

to send me off on holiday?

I believe there are two ensigns
stationed on deck 39

who know nothing about it.

I suppose this means
I can look forward to a week

of continual harassment
on this subject?

I admit I have been feeling
a little fatigued.

I'll see to it that these bags

are beamed directly
to your room, sir.

You look very handsome,
if I might say so, Captain.

Are you taking all these books?

I thought I'd take
some light reading

in case I got bored.

Ulysses by James Joyce?

Ethics, Sophistry and
the Alternate Universe.

Ving Kuda-- you call
that light reading?

T o each his own, Number one.

Have I mentioned how imaginative
the Risian women are, sir?

Too often, Commander.

I do have one request, sir.

You want me to bring you back
a souvenir?

It's called a Horga'hn.

I don't think you'll have
any trouble finding one.

Consider it done.

Captain, I would feel better
if you would allow me

to assign a security
officer to you.

We will be out of communication
range when we leave orbit.

I really don't think that will
be necessary, Mr. Worf.

Risa has a reputation
of being a most peaceful planet.

Aye, sir.

Well, the ship is yours,
Number one.

Enjoy your trip, Captain.

I'll try, Counselor.

He's going to have a great time.

oh... I beg your pardon.

God, it's so good
to see you again.

I think you've mistaken me
for someone else.

You know, I think
you might be right.

Welcome to Risa.

A simple handshake
would have sufficed.

Return.

My apologies.

I fear I have yet to master
the art of hoverball.

So it would seem.

My name is Joval.

I'm employed here.

Is there anything you require

to make your stay
a more pleasant one?

You find me amusing.

No.

It's just that you are
the fifth woman

to ask me that question
this morning.

All I require is to sit
in the sun, read my book...

alone.

And afterward?

I really hadn't thought
that far ahead.

Then, may I suggest a swim,
followed by a massage.

Some other time, perhaps.

I don't understand.

You say you wish to be alone

yet, you carry the Horga'hn.

Well, I just purchased it.

Why?

Are you implying this has
some special meaning?

The Horga'hn is the Risian
symbol of sexuality.

To own one
is to call forth its powers.

To display it is to announce
you are seeking jamaharon.

Riker.

Do you seek jamaharon?

I don't even know what it means.

The Horga'hn is for a friend.

I see.
Someone close to you.

That's right.

Someone you love.

I wouldn't go that far.

Well, your attitude
is most puzzling.

I will leave you
now to your book.

That is all I ask.

You're blocking the suns.

I know you're working with her.

I warn you, it's a mistake.

Are you addressing me?

Don't bother to deny it.

I've seen
the two of you together.

I don't know what the devil
you're talking about.

But, whatever it is, I assure
you, it's no concern of mine.

Tell her I want the disk
returned to me immediately.

Perhaps I have not
made myself clear.

You have the wrong man.

I am rapidly losing patience
with you.

I demand you talk business.

You'll find Ferengi demands
carry little weight with me.

obviously, you've never dealt
with my people before.

on the contrary.

All too often.

Then, you know the Ferengi
are not to be trifled with.

or trusted.

You dare to insult me?!

I advise you to listen closely,
for I will not say this again.

I came to Risa for a holiday,
nothing more.

I have no knowledge
of this woman of whom you speak

nor have I set eyes on any disk.

You expect me to believe
such feeble lies?

I don't care what you believe!

This is not over yet, human.

The disk is mine!

And so is the woman.

Remember that.

Hello.

oh, it's you.

Well, that's not much
of a greeting.

Look, I don't wish
to appear rude

but I am not seeking
jamaharon.

All right.

But you really should try it
sometime.

If I try it

it will be at a time
of my own choosing.

That's fine with me.

It's not as though

I was offering
to help you find it.

Uh... I, uh...

I assumed that

because of the way you
welcomed me the other day...

I'm sorry

if I embarrassed you.

I don't recall
saying I was embarrassed.

It's just that I prefer
to be acquainted

with the women that I kiss.

That's understandable.

The name's Vash.

Jean-Luc Picard.

So tell me about yourself,
Jean-Luc.

Would you rather I guessed?

I can be very persistent.

I'm the Captain
of a Federation starship.

oh...

That explains it.

Explains what?

I noticed you arguing
with that Ferengi.

For a moment there

it looked like it was going
to come to blows.

You're the woman
he was talking about.

I hope your disagreement
wasn't over me.

For that information,
you'll have to ask him.

Where are you going?

To find some privacy.

Wait a second.

What did he tell you?

I bet there wasn't
a bit of truth to it.

And you said
you didn't know her.

I don't.

And I don't want to.

Return the disk to me
and all will be forgiven.

The disk doesn't belong
to you, Sovak-- it never did.

It would seem the two of you
have a lot to discuss.

If you will excuse me.

Jean-Luc, I'm sorry.

Perhaps I could explain
all this to you later?

Perhaps you can.

I have a proposal

I believe you'll find
most interesting.

Save your breath.

I'm willing to pay you
your weight in gold

in exchange for the disk.

Is that not a generous offer?

oh... I must have that woman.

What the hell
are you doing in my room?

We are Vorgons.

I am Ajur.

This is Boratus.

We come from the 27th century.

We traveled 300 years
into the past to find you.

All right, let's assume for
the moment that I believe you.

That you are, indeed,
from the future.

What is it you want from me?

Have you heard of the Tox Uthat?

What?

I'm aware of the legend.

It tells of a visitor...
from the future

who left behind a mysterious
device known as the Tox Uthat.

Essentially that story
is correct.

Then the Uthat actually exists?

Yes. It was invented
by a scientist named Kal Dano

in the mid-27th century.

The Uthat is a quantum
phase inhibitor

capable of halting all
nuclear reaction within a star.

But... why bring such
a powerful weapon into the past?

Criminals attempted
to steal the device

so he fled back to the 22nd
century, where he hid it.

Ajur and I were
the security team

assigned to retrieve the Uthat.

I gather you were unsuccessful.

Yes.

When we returned

we began to search
through the historical records

for some clue
to the Uthat's fate.

And your search led you to me?

We came upon a brief account
stating that you had discovered

an object of unknown origin
while vacationing in Risa.

From its description--

a crystal fitting
into the palm of the hand--

we surmised it could
very well be the Tox Uthat.

Well, I'm sorry
to disappoint you

but I haven't found anything,
including peace

which is the only thing
I'm looking for.

You will find
such a device, Captain.

To us, it is already
part of history.

And, uh, if I find it,
what then?

You will give it to us
immediately

so that we may return with it.

Well, the Uthat belongs
to your time, not mine.

May I come in?

Excuse the mess.

Sovak has taken to searching
my room periodically.

This what he's looking for?

I'm sorry I had
to hide it like that.

I was afraid he'd start
searching me next.

This disk must contain some
very valuable information.

Well, I doubt it's anything
you'd be interested in.

Depends.

on what?

on whether or not

it has something to do
with the Tox Uthat.

Did Sovak tell you that?

Well, let's just say

I've heard... rumors

that the Uthat is located
somewhere on Risa.

Look, the last thing I need
is a partner.

So it's true.

Have a seat.

I don't suppose you ever heard
of Professor Samuel Estragon?

Yes, as a matter of fact,
I have.

He spent half his life
searching for the Tox Uthat.

I served
as his personal assistant

for the past five years.

Shortly before he died,
he uncovered new data

pinpointing its location

and that disk contains
his research notes and maps.

And you're continuing his work.

Exactly.

With a Ferengi as an associate?

Sovak and I definitely are not
working together.

But the two of you are...
very well acquainted.

Well, at times

he aided the professor
in his explorations.

Especially in situations
that weren't quite ethical.

And now with typical
Ferengi logic

he's convinced that
the Tox Uthat belongs to him.

All he cares about is selling it
to the highest bidder.

Whereas you, of course,
have a nobler purpose in mind.

I told the professor

I'd present it to the Daystrom
lnstitute for study.

Ah.

But, first, I have to find it

and that won't be easy with
Sovak watching me every minute.

I'll go in your place.

And what about me?

You remain here.

It's safer.

Is that an order?

Absolutely.

This isn't a starship, Jean-Luc.

I don't follow orders.

oh, I see.

Besides, you'd never
find it without me.

The professor's notes
are in code.

From the moment I met you

I knew you were going
to be trouble.

You look like a man
who could handle trouble.

So, where exactly
is the location?

It's about 27 kilometers
due east.

There's some subterranean
caves there.

That's where you'll find
the Uthat.

I'll meet you in the lobby
in 15 minutes.

Be punctual.

oh, and, uh, I advise you
to change your clothing.

Jean-Luc?

We're going to make
a wonderful team.

I expected such treachery.

Did you think you could
sneak away from me so easily?

The disk-- where is it?

Didn't anyone tell you weapons
aren't allowed on Risa?

You're making a grave mistake

putting your trust
in this woman.

It would be a worse mistake
to trust you.

Silence!

Do you know how she acquired
the disk in the first place?

Sovak!

I paid her to steal it.

But instead, she betrayed me

and used my money
to make her way here.

It didn't happen that way.

She's a greedy
and unscrupulous woman.

A perfect mate for a Ferengi.

You're becoming quite annoying,
Sovak.

As are you, human.

Perhaps I should kill you
and then take the disk.

No, wait.

You can have it.

See, I told you we'd
make a wonderful team.

We've got a long trip.

Have you calculated
how much further we have to go?

Another 1 1 kilometers.

We should stay here
for the night.

I was hoping you'd say that.

Actually, we've...

we've made better time
than I expected.

Well, I'll take that
as a compliment.

As it was intended.

Jean-Luc...

I'm afraid I haven't been
completely honest with you.

Forgive me
if I don't act surprised.

Sovak did pay me
to hand over the disk.

So you did steal it.

It wasn't stealing.

The professor had died.

I had already spent
five years of my life

tracking down the Uthat.

But you took Sovak's money.

It was the only way
I could afford to get to Risa.

As for Sovak, he got
exactly what he deserved.

Well, any woman who can
beat a Ferengi at his own game

bears watching.

I'll take that
as another compliment.

I'm flattered.

Hmm. Well...

we should get some sleep.

You know, Jean-Luc,
it's lucky for you we met.

If it wasn't for me...

If it wasn't for me

you'd still be back there
sitting in the sun, relaxing.

That happens to be
why I came to Risa.

I'm sure you hated
every minute of it.

That kind of vacation
isn't for a man like you.

You need excitement.

Excitement?

Mm-hmm.

Spending the night
in a damp cave

chasing after something we
shall probably never find?

You're enjoying yourself,
aren't you?

Ah.

Yes.

I just wanted
to hear you say it.

Good, now let's get some sleep.

I'll never forget that look
on your face

when you thought I was
offering you jamaharon.

Now, that was a simple
misunderstanding.

oh.

You did seem
a little disappointed

when I turned you down.

You are outrageous.

Thank you.

You're pretty stimulating
yourself.

Don't you see?

We're a lot alike.

That's probably why
we get along so well.

You call this getting along?

Fine.

We don't get along.
We're not getting along.

I didn't say that.

No, no. If you want to believe
that we're not getting along

that's all right with me...

You still think I'm trouble?

I'm sure of it.

This is it.

We've reached the end
of our journey.

Do you have the exact location?

Seven meters from the opening,
along the wall.

That should make it about here.

What the...?!

Is something wrong?

I can't get a reading on this.

There must be Starithium ore
in these rocks.

And that leaves us
but one alternative.

Shall we?

Picard!

A little premature, aren't we?

We are to be a witness
to a great moment, Picard.

Who the hell are they?

They are...

security officers
from the 27th century.

They're here to take back
the Uthat.

You knew about this
and didn't say anything?

I'm sorry, Vash.

Would you have brought me here
if I had told you?

Probably not.

My point exactly.

So, the betrayer
is herself betrayed.

Well, you've put together
quite a little team.

Do not interrupt the Captain.

Quiet!

How did you get here?

I found the disk in her room.

That's impossible.

I made a copy as a precaution,
but I burned it before we left.

Ah... only the outer casing
was incinerated.

Now, I had no intention
of interrupting you.

Please, continue digging!

No one told you
to stop digging, human.

I see no reason to continue.

You will do as I say.

Look about you, Sovak.

By now it must be
obvious, even to you.

The Uthat is not here.

Is this some pathetic attempt
at trickery?

of course, it's here.

We simply haven't found it yet.

Are you saying that the
professor's findings were wrong?

It would appear so.

But how can that be?

His evidence was overwhelming.

Enough with this foolishness!

Can't you see
he's trying to deceive us?

Return to work this instant.

I'm afraid he's right, Sovak.

According to the disk, we should
have reached it hours ago.

Lies!

Treachery!

This cannot be happening.

Not another failure.

Not after having come so close.

It is most puzzling.

It's over, Sovak.

No, I will not be cheated
out of my prize.

Tell him!

Tell him the professor's
research is irrefutable.

I don't know anymore.

Then step aside.

The Uthat is here, somewhere.

It's just waiting to be found.

It can't hide from me forever.

Five years of my life wasted.

There will be other treasures
to be found, Vash.

Not like the Uthat.

I hope you won't mind,
but, um...

I need to be alone.

Enterprise to Captain Picard.

Picard here.

Go ahead, Commander.

We hope we're not interrupting
anything important, Captain

but we wanted to inform you

that we have achieved orbit
around Risa

and we're ready to beam you
aboard at your convenience.

I'll be returning shortly,
Commander.

In the interim, stand ready

to initiate Transporter Code 14
at my signal.

Transporter Code 14?

You heard me, Number one.

Yes, sir.

Picard out.

Leaving so soon?

Jean-Luc.

I was just about
to come say good-bye.

Well, then...
I've saved you the bother.

I want to put this all behind me
as soon as possible.

You understand?

of course.

There's just one last
thing you can do for me.

Anything.

Tell me where you've
hidden the Tox Uthat.

That's not funny.

You never intended
to burn that second disk.

If you had, you wouldn't
have been so careless

as to allow Sovak
to salvage any of it.

You wanted him to follow us

so that he could
see for himself

that the Uthat wasn't
at the cave site.

That was the only way
he could be convinced

that your quest had been futile.

But how could I have known
the Uthat wasn't there?

Because you had already
been there once before.

Probably the moment you
arrived on the planet.

That's when you found it.

You're a man
of many talents, Jean-Luc.

A piece of the future.

A very dangerous piece.

Were you really
going to give this

to the Daystrom lnstitute?

Well, maybe not give it.

Five years is
a huge investment, Jean-Luc.

I deserve to make
a reasonable profit.

Congratulations, Picard.

We knew you would not fail us.

You're not going to just
hand it over, are you?

You didn't trust me.

What makes you think
you can trust them?

I assume the Vorgons have proof
to back up their claim.

our being here is proof enough.

Wait a second, Vorgons?

The professor's notes said
that it was two Vorgons

a male and a female,
who attempted

to steal the Uthat
in the first place.

For all we know,
it could be them.

You, uh... You're going
to have to prove

that you are
who you say you are.

You yourself said
the Uthat belongs to the future.

But not necessarily to you.

You will return what is ours.

No!

Enterprise, Code 14.

Lock onto present coordinates,
two-second delay.

Mark!

Are you all right?

Go.

Return to your own time.

There's nothing for you here.

History recorded
that you destroyed the Uthat.

You have fulfilled your destiny
all too well, Picard.

I don't suppose
there are any openings

for an archaeologist
aboard the Enterprise.

Somehow I doubt you'd find
life aboard a starship

suitable to your taste.

Probably not.

I could never tolerate
all that discipline.

oh...

So...

What are your plans?

I thought I might explore
the ruins on Sarthong V.

oh! Unbelievable!

You are out of your mind.

The Sarthongians are merciless
to trespassers.

Why, Jean-Luc...

you really do care about me.

Promise me you will try
and stay out of trouble.

I always try.

I wish we had more time
together.

Well, perhaps we do.

The Vorgons are time travelers.

Now they know where and when
the Uthat can be found

they may very well come back
and try for it again.

So we may be doing this
all over again.

Welcome aboard, Captain.

Status report, Number one.

All went well on Starbase 12.

I think you'll find the ship
in splendid condition.

I'll present my compliments
to the crew.

oh, yes, Number one

about that Horga'hn
you requested.

Yes, sir?

You and I need to have
a little chat about that.

Was it a relaxing trip, Captain?

Uh-huh.

I knew he'd have a great time.