"Attached" is the 160th episode of the science fiction television series Star Trek: The Next Generation. The eighth episode of the seventh season.
Picard and Crusher discover they are increasingly linked to one another as they try to escape from one of a planet's two governments, as Riker tries from the Enterprise to work with the other government to effect their release.
Captain Picard and Dr. Crusher prepare to look into a diplomatic request from the Kes, one of the planet Kesprytt's two societies, who wants entrance into the Federation. This is unprecedented because the planet's other society, the Prytt, wish no contact with the Federation or anyone else—even the Kes. Worf attempts to transport Crusher and Picard to the Kes, but they do not arrive there. Instead, they end up in a Prytt prison cell, where they realize they both have strange electronic devices implanted in their necks. Minister Lorin of the Prytt informs Picard and Crusher that they are being held because of suspected conspiracy with the Kes, and that the devices in their necks will soon reveal the truth. Back on the USS Enterprise, Commander Riker sets up a meeting with Kes Ambassador Mauric to address the abduction. Meanwhile, Beverly mysteriously receives her tricorder hidden in a tray of food. She notices that a map has been added to her directory and, sensing it may come from the Kes, she and Picard use it to make their escape.
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i just saw you the other night flirting with my friends again
me and the ex are in another fight, i wish that you were my girlfriend
would it be true now if it was just me and you now?
would it last or fall victim to my past?
i get a feeling inside me that i always fail to describe
feels like i'm losing you slowly, even though you were never mine
i just met him the other night and well, he's a big fucking player yeah
i know you probably couldn't help yourself, you would mold like clay in his hands
he said those stupid lies now as he looked into your eyes now
and you never figured out just what this guy was all about.
i get a feeling inside me that i always fail to describe