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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - The Galileo Seven (S01E01)

"On route to Makus 3 with a cargo of medical supplies,"
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"our course leads us past Murasaki 312,"
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"I'm entirely opposed to this delay."
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"Your mission is to get those emergency medical supplies"
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"that I have standing orders to investigate"
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"wherever they may be encountered."
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"No problem."
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"Position?"
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"Make up your mind, Mr. Latimer."
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"Just how much, we don't know."
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"Mr. Spock, radiation is increasing."
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"We're being drawn right into it."
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"Anything at all?"
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"Nothing clear, Captain."
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"Just a few words about being pulled off course."
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"1.64x 10 to the 9th power meters,"
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"would be child's play."
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"Its five-year mission--"
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"to seek out new life and new civilizations..."
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"A depressive reminder tha seven shipmates haven't been heard from."
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"I was opposed to this from the beginning!"
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"At the same time,"
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"Type M, oxygen/nitrogen,"
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"Upsy-daisy."
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"the magnetic potential of the effect was--"
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"Like a projectile."
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"I expect nothing, Mr. Scott."
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"You're recording this, Yeoman?"
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"Of course, Mr. Spock."
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"Logical."
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"Aye, aye, sir."
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"Under present conditions, extremely poor."
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"they'll be searching without instrumentation,"
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"On those terms,"
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"this is a very large planet."
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"We may be here for a very long time."
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"Nothing, Captain."
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"Yes, Captain?"
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"Anything on your scanners?"
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"Are the transporters beaming up yet?"
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"Not 100%, Captain."
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"but it came back in a disassociated condition."
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"Thank you."
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"Transmission is blocked, reception impossible."
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"We have until 2823.8 to continue the search, Commissioner."
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"But not one second beyond that moment."
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"If it isn't,"
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"Iook at book 1 9, section 433, paragraph 1 2."
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"I'm familiar with the regulations, Commissioner."
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"Oh, I know you, Mr. Spock."
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"You've never voiced it,"
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"nor am I frightened of it."
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"It simply exists."
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"Dr. McCoy, with very few exceptions,"
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"All right, Mr. Spock."
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"arrived at through logical means."
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"Gentlemen, I suggest we move outside"
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"Not his head, Mr. Boma,"
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"N-No, it's from back there."
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"U-Up there. I think I hit it."
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"Did you see what it was?"
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"Poor Latimer."
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"Impossible."
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"Bringing him back to the ship"
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"should not interfere with our repair efforts."
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"If you need assistance--"
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"from searching quadrant 779X by 534M."
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"Results--negative."
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"They're working on them, sir. Still inoperable."
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"Captain."
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"I haven't forgotten, Commissioner."
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"This is the captain. Try using overload power on the transporters."
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"Order the Columbus to open its course"
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"Captain, 2 degrees"
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"24 more hours, Captain."
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"Perhaps if you channeled the second auxiliary tank"
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"Which would leave us at least 1 50 pounds overweight."
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"It is more rational to sacrifice one life than six."
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"Mr. Spock. we're ready."
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"At least let us die like men, not machines."
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"I hope to increase our chances of staying alive."
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"The strain of coming through the atmosphere"
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"and the added load when we tried to bypass."
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"Consider the alternatives, Mr. Scott."
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"Something's happening outside."
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"[Thrumming]"
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"If we knew more--"
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"If they're tribal, they'll have a sense of unity."
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"We can use that."
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"How, Mr. Boma?"
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"I say we hit them before they hit us."
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"It does, indeed."
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"It seems logical to me, also."
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"The majority."
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"Gentlemen,"
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"you'll follow my orders to the letter,"
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"and at my designated targets."
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"Now you're talking."
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"You'll fire to frighten, Mr. Gaetano, not to kill."
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"[Rrraarr]"
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"They should think twice before bothering us again."
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"It was not necessary."
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"I hope not."
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"Go, Mr. Scott."
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"to function with a substitute fuel supply."
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"Yeoman,"
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"Not that we can maintain it long."
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"In less than 24 hours, the Enterprise"
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"or die here on the planet's surface,"
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"I'm depending on luck."
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"[Growling]"
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"Take this back to Mr. Scott"
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"for conversion, please, Doctor."
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"And give this to Mr. Scott"
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"I don't know."
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"Then if he finds him,"
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"Of course."
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"Mr. Spock, respect is a rational process."
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"You might as well admit it, Mr. Spock,"
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"My opinion, Mr. Boma."
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