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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book about Phlox, T\'Pol, Enterprise entitled Doctor's Orders.
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conversations.value: Doctor's Orders (Star Trek: Enterprise): While traveling through the Delphic Expanse, Enterprise encounters a trans-dimensional disturbance that lies directly along its time-sensitive course to Azati Prime and the Xindi weapon ("").\nThe crew also learns that the disturbance causes permanent neurological damage to humans.\nTo avoid a two week detour, while avoiding the danger to the crew, Doctor Phlox disables the neocortex of all human crewmembers, to survive the four day journey through the disturbance at reduced speed.\nWhile the crew is sedated, Phlox attends to his extended duties aboard the ship, including caring for Captain Archers dog, Porthos, who is also immune to the effects of the disturbance.\nAs he does so, he takes the opportunity to compose a letter to an acquaintance of his.\nUnfortunately Phlox himself begins to become nervous and is easily spooked by regular ship noises.\nIn Engineering, falsely perceiving movement, he becomes increasingly tense and nervous.\nWhile investigating a noise he encounters Sub-Commander T\'Pol, who is also caring out duties while the human crew are sedated and, as a Vulcan, has been enjoying the quiet contemplation this situation allows her.\nShe commits to spending more time with Phlox.\nPhlox\'s paranoia escalates to delusions.\nAt one point he believes that two Insectoids have somehow boarded the ship.\nT\'Pol insists there is nothing on the sensors, but humours him by helping with a deck-to-deck search, which reveals nothing.\nWhen Phlox almost shoots Porthos, T\'Pol reminds him that it is healthy for his race to use hallucinations to relieve stress.\nPhlox disagrees, until he sees a \'zombie\' Ensign Sato and an awake Captain Archer.\nHe finally scans himself and confirms the disturbance is impacting his thinking.\nHe plans to sedate himself and let T\'Pol run the ship, but she acknowledges that she is also becoming disturbed.\nThey discover that the anomaly is expanding and that they are ten weeks, rather than six hours, from emerging.\nBoth of them are now easily agitated and distracted, with T\'Pol\'s mind unable to focus on helping as Phlox battles to master the warp drive—he succeeds in getting them free.\nThat done, he escorts T\'Pol to her room, only to find her sleeping there, having been sedated at the same time as the human crew.\nHis T\'Pol hallucination disappears, but everyone is now safe.\nPhlox sends his unedited letter to his acquaintance, assuring him that he will enjoy the story of his hallucinations.
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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book about Doctor's, Orders, film entitled Doctor's Orders.
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conversations.value: Doctor's Orders (film): A respectable doctor discovers that his father has set up a less than reputable medical firm.
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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book about Kirk, McCoy, Flyspeck entitled Doctor's Orders.. End with the sentence '\nIt is later found that Kirk had been lost in the time stream, as one of Flyspeck's races do not fully live in linear time.'.
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conversations.value: Doctor's Orders (novel): In response to good-natured complaints about his command style, Captain Kirk leaves Doctor McCoy in command of the Enterprise.\nKirk beams down to the planet 'Flyspeck' in order to facilitate its acceptance into the Federation.\nKirk soon vanishes, leaving McCoy stuck with the ship against his will; regulations forbid him from passing on command to Commander Spock.\nKirk is nowhere to be found and to complicate matters, the Klingons show up, claiming to have a stake in 'Flyspeck' as well.\nIt is later found that Kirk had been lost in the time stream, as one of Flyspeck's races do not fully live in linear time.