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

"[Crash]"
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"Studying us, Mr. Spock?"
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"They seem to learn rather quickly."
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"Curious. Most illogical."
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"I'm sick and tired of your logic!"
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"Step by step, I've made"
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"the correct and logical decisions."
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"And yet, two men have died."
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"and inculcated resentment on your parts."
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"We've got to do something!"
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"Well, you've got your hands full."
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"Instruments are slowly returning to an operable condition"
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"What word from the sensor section?"
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"Sir, sensor section reporting."
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"Still incapable of transmission or reception."
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"by candlelight, if necessary,"
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"You are, Captain."
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"Mr. Scott, how much power"
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"Ready, Mr. Spock."
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"Again!"
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"Aye, aye."
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"It must've worked."
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"Not without a burial."
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"You see, Mr. Spock,"
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"Mr. Boma."
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"10... 12 feet in height."
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"check your chronometer."
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"You'll see that it is 2823.8."
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"I'm sorry, Captain. I now assume authority granted me under title 15,"
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"Have them return immediately."
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"Set course for Makus 3."
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"No, sir. Too much interference."
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"We have very few alternatives."
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"Maybe eight minutes if the weight's right."
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"Gentlemen,"
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"The ship will lift off in exactly 10 minutes."
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"You have that long to bury Mr. Gaetano."
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"All systems report secured for warp factors."
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"order all sensor sections to direct beams aft."
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"Get to the ship! Immediate lift off!"
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"No! Go back!"
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"Go back!"
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"What are you doing?"
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"you may well have destroyed your slim chance for survival."
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"Orbit in one minute, Mr. Scott."
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"15 pounds psi."
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"Approximately enough for one orbit, sir."
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"we'd have on the planet's surface."
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"I admire your ability to make so measured a choice."
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"You said a while ago that there were always alternatives."
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"Did l?"
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"Is there anything we can do?"
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"I, for one, do not believe in angels."
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"[Jet Surge]"
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"What happened?"
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"We need that fuel to maintain orbit."
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"Perhaps, Mr. Boma."
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"status report."
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"Section on alert--"
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"All beams ready."
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"Full normal speed."
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"A distress signal?"
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"Mr. Spock..."
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"that was a good gamble."
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"It may be the last action you'll ever take, Mr. Spock,"
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"Alive and well."
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"Mr. Sulu,"
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"you knew there was virtually no chance of it being seen,"
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"Quite correct."
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"and it was plainly hopeless."
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"Aha, ha ha."
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"that it was time for an emotional outburst."
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"Yes, sir."
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"Captain's Log: Stardate 2821.5."
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"vague, undefined."
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"A priceless opportunity for scientific investigation."
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"On boardis Galactic High Commissioner Ferris,"
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"overseeing the deliver of the medicines to Makus 3."
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"Stand by, Mr. Spock."
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"I remind you, Captain,"
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"to the New Paris colonies."
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"No problem, Commissioner."
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"Besides..."
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"it's three days to Makus."
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"And the rendezvous doesn't take place for five."
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"I don't like to take chances."
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"The plague is out of control on New Paris."
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"We must get those drugs there on time."
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"Captain to Galileo--"
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"All systems cleared for take off."
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"Power up."
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"All instruments activated."
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"All readings normal. All go."
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"Acceleration--normal..."
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"Phase one separation--normal."
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"3.7."
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"Quasars are extremely disruptive."
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"Considerably, Mr. Boma."
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"I can't, sir. Nothing happens."
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"Galileo to Enterprise."
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"Galileo to Enterprise-- Come in, please."
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"We are out of control,"
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"being pulled directly into the heart of Murasaki 312."
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"Being hit by violent radiation on outer hull."
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"Get a fix on the Galileo."
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"Scanners are blank, Captain."
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"We're getting a mass of readings I've never seen."
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"[Computer] Negative ionic concentration--"
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"Radiation wave length-- 370 angstroms,"
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"harmonics--upward along entire spectrum."
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"What is it, Captain?"
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"None of our instruments work."
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"At least four complete solar systems"
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"in the immediate vicinity."
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"out of control."
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"the final frontier."
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"These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise."
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"The electromagnetic phenomenon known as Murasaki 312"
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"Equally bad,"
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"and almost helpless."
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