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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - Day of the Dove (S03E03)

"your ship racing from this galaxy at wild speeds."
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"How did I perform this sabotage, Kirk? All my men are here."
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"Some Klingons may have beamed aboard undetected from the ship."
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"And get down to Engineering, help Scotty hammer things back to normal"
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"And before I put you in the brig, there's a little something I owe you."
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"Stand and fight, you cowards."
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"Scotty, how many men do we have?"
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"Three hundred and ninety-two trapped below decks."
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"Deploy forces to protect your section and the Auxiliary Control Centre."
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"Check the armoury and try and free those trapped crewmen."
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"The doors and bulkheads won't budge, we'll have to cut through."
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"Blow out the bulkheads if you have to. We need numbers."
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"What luck have you had controlling the speed?"
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"No, sir. She's a projectile, at warp 9."
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"Five-minute reports, Scotty. Kirk out."
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"Full sensor scan of the ship."
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"Report on any movement by the Klingons."
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"The Klingon Empire has maintained a duelling tradition,"
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"The instantaneous transmutation of matter."
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"I doubt they are responsible."
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"Any other logical candidate?"
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"None. However, if they had such power,"
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"Take command of Engineering"
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"- Captain. - Mr. Chekov, as you were."
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"- Chekov! - Sir."
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"Let me go too."
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"This is no time for a vendetta. Maintain your post."
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"- Captain. - Chekov, maintain your post."
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"Don't try to stop me, captain."
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"I saw what they left of Piotr."
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"I swore on his grave I would avenge his murder."
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"What's Chekov's grudge against the Klingons? Who's Piotr?"
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"His brother?"
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"He never had a brother. He's an only child."
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"Find Mr. Chekov and bring him to the Bridge."
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"Captain, why would..?"
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"Why would Chekov believe he has a brother?"
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"I don't know."
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"And now he wants revenge for a non-existent loss."
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"Those filthy butchers."
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"There are rules, even in war."
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"You don't keep hacking at a man after he's down."
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"Layout and specifications of the Enterprise, commander."
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"Enemy numbers are the same as ours."
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"This ship that is headed towards the end of the galaxy?"
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"In time. In time."
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"We must take these sections. First, Engineering."
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"- Kirk here. - Scott here, sir."
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"There's no use trying to free those men down below."
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"The phaser torches, they won't cut through the bulkheads,"
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"nor the doors, nor the decks."
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"Something happened to the metal."
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"And you never saw such a fine collection of antiques in your life."
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"And talk to Ordnance about manufacturing phaser replacements."
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"Aye, sir."
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"A claymore."
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"You're a beauty."
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"Scans indicate that our forces and those of the Klingons"
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"are exactly equal at 38 each."
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"Constant surveillance, Mr. Spock."
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"- Most curious, captain. - What?"
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"than can be accounted for"
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"I shall attempt a compensatory reading of Klingon units."
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"Any signs of those devils, Mr. Sulu?"
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"They've taken Engineering."
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"I don't know how many more Klingons are around,"
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"but we'll split up and try to make it back to the Bridge."
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"Victory!"
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"Victory!"
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"No additional Klingons detected, captain."
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"It is an alien life force, a single entity."
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"An alien life force."
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"We must make contact, find out what it wants."
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"Readings being diverted to the library computer for analysis."
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"Computer report."
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"Alien life force onboard is composed of pure energy, type unknown."
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"Actions indicate intelligence and purpose."
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"What purpose?"
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"Insufficient data for further analysis."
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"Do you sense a pattern, Mr. Spock?"
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"If the alien is creating these events, captain,"
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"it is apparently capable of manipulating matter and mind."
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"And now it has control of the Enterprise,"
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"and taking us out of the galaxy."
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"that since minds are evidently being influenced,"
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"we cannot know at this moment"
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"We must talk to Kang. Bury the hatchet."
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"However, it is notoriously difficult to arrange a truce with the Klingons"
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"once blood has been drawn."
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"I've got men in Sickbay, some of them dying,"
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"And you talk about making peace with these fiends?"
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"Why, if our backs were turned they'd jump us in a minute."
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"And you know what Klingons do to prisoners."
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"Slave labour, death planets, experiments."
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"they're planning attacks."
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"This is a fight to the death."
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"We'd better start trying to win it."
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"We are attempting to end it, doctor."
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"Who cares what started it, Mr. Spock? We're in it."
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"Those murderers. We should wipe out every one of them."
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"The alien is the real threat, that's the enemy we have to wipe out."
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"Sickbay calling, doctor."
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"There are more wounded men requiring your attention."
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"How many more men must die"
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"I have captured your Engineering section."
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"I have deprived all areas except our own."
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"You will die of suffocation"
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"The Enterprise is heading out of our galaxy,"
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"controlled by a mysterious alien somewhere aboard the ship."
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"Engineering has been taken over by Klingons"
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"- Mr. Sulu. - Captain."
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"Try to protect our life-support circuits and auxiliary power."
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"Aye, captain."
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"- Scotty. - Chekov was right, captain."
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"Scotty, I'm glad they..."
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"We should have left those fuzz-faced goons in the transporter."
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"- That's right where they belong. - Scotty?"
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"Now they can study the Enterprise, add our technology to theirs,"
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"- You've jeopardised the Federation. - Scotty."
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"- Listen, Scott. - Keep your Vulcan hands off me."
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