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Patrick Stewart, Erika Flores, John Christian Graas, and Max Supera in Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987)

Gates McFadden: Dr. Beverly Crusher

Disaster

Star Trek: The Next Generation

Gates McFadden credited as playing...

Dr. Beverly Crusher

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  • [Dr. Crusher explains to La Forge what will happen to them after venting the cargo bay]
  • Doctor Beverly Crusher: Once the air is vented, the first thing you'll feel is an extreme pressure on your lungs. You have to resist the temptation to exhale.
  • Lt. Commander Geordi La Forge: Okay.
  • Doctor Beverly Crusher: Next, our hands and feet will get cold, then numb, and some of the capillaries on the exposed sections of the skin may burst.
  • Lt. Commander Geordi La Forge: Sounds like fun.
  • Doctor Beverly Crusher: We will have about fifteen seconds of useful consciousness, then about ten seconds of extreme disorientation, then we pass out.

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