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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - The Immunity Syndrome (S02E02)

"but was unable to transmit that information."
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"- What's on your mind? - Spock."
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"Is it me, Jim,"
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"that he's still alive out there in that mass of protoplasm?"
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"It's a disease."
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"- Millions. - This thing, this cell, this virus,"
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"it's 11,000 miles long. And it's one cell."
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"When it grows into millions,"
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"we'll be the virus invading its body."
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"Now, isn't that a thought?"
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"Here we are, antibodies of our own galaxy,"
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"attacking an invading germ."
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"It'd be ironic, indeed, if that were our sole destiny, wouldn't it?"
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"Antibodies."
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"- Bridge. - Scott here, sir."
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"- How much power do we have left? - We're down to 43 percent, sir."
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"We're slipping a bit against the pull that beastie's putting on us."
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"Except for impulse power. Keep that in reserve."
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"Cut the engine thrust?"
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"We'd be sucked into that thing like being caught in a wind tunnel, sir."
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"Kirk out."
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"Between the stimulants and the pressure,"
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"I would suggest you try to stay off your feet for a few minutes."
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"I don't have a few minutes, Bones."
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"All hands, this is the captain."
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"We are going to enter the body of the organism"
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"Damage-control parties, stand by. All decks, secure for collision. Kirk out."
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"Switching power to shields, impulse in reserve,"
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"Impact, five seconds."
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"We're through, sir."
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"Damage-control parties report minimal damage, sir."
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"- Repairs are being initiated. - Very good, lieutenant."
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"- Do we have impulse power, Scotty? - I saved all I could, sir,"
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"but I don't know if we have enough to get back out, or time either."
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"But we're committed to what? We have no power for the phasers."
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"We'd cook ourselves along with that massive protoplasm out there."
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"That thing would probably like phasers. It eats power."
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"Well, then what the devil..."
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"Begging your pardon, sir. - Are we doing?"
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"- But we can't use power to destroy it. - Anti-power."
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"- What? - It has a negative energy charge."
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"Everything seems to work in reverse."
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"It couldn't swallow that."
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"Mr. Chekov, prepare a probe."
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"- How soon? - It's on its way, sir."
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"Mr. Chekov, we'll use a timing detonator for the probe."
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"Helmsman, when do you estimate arrival on nucleus?"
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"Seven minutes, sir."
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"- How close are you going to it? - Point-blank range."
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"- We'll implant it, then back away. - Why? The probe has a range of..."
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"With the eddies and currents in that protoplasm,"
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"We must be exactly on target"
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"because we won't have a second chance."
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"Time for another stimulant."
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"How long do you think you can keep taking that stuff?"
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"It'll blow you apart."
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"Personal log,"
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"Commander Spock, USS Enterprise."
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"I have noted the passage of the Enterprise"
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"on its way to whatever awaits it."
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"If this record should survive me,"
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"I wish it known"
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"that I bequeath my highest commendation and testimonial"
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"and crew of the Enterprise,"
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"the finest starship in the fleet."
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"We have arrived at the chromosome body"
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"in the nucleus of the organism."
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"If we should fail in our attempt to destroy it"
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"I wish to record my recommendations"
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"that they receive special citation:"
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"Lieutenant Commander Montgomery Scott,"
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"Officers Chekov, Kyle, Uhura."
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"science officer,"
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"Target coordinates programmed, sir."
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"Probe ready for launch."
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"Mr. Scott, how much time do we have left at 100 percent impulse power?"
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"Mr. Kyle,"
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"Communications, scanning. Conserve every bit of power."
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"- Make it work, Scotty. - Aye, sir."
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"Programming complete."
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"- Ready for launch. - Launch probe at zero acceleration."
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"Forward thrust off, one tenth of a second."
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"Forward thrust off, sir."
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"Probe confirmed."
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"It is lodged in the nucleus, near the chromosome bodies."
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"Mr. Kyle, back us out the way we came in."
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"Mr. Chekov, a nice straight line."
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"- Don't waste any time. - Backing out, sir."
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"we will be out in 6.37 minutes."
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"Very good."
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"Captain, metallic substance outside the ship."
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"Lieutenant, get me Spock's voice channel. Highest possible gain."
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"- Go ahead, sir. - Spock, do you read me?"
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"Do you read me, Spock? Do you read me? Come in, Spock."
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"Scotty, get a tractor beam."
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"We don't have enough time. We only have a 53-second escape margin."
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"Aye, sir. Tractor beams on."
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"Captain, I recommend you abandon the attempt."
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"Do not risk the ship further on my behalf."
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"Shut up, Spock! We're rescuing you."
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"Why, thank you, Captain McCoy."
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"Almost out."
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"- We're approaching the membrane. - Time until explosion?"
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"Fifty-seven seconds, sir."
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"Maintaining tractor beams on the shuttlecraft, Mr. Scott?"
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"Aye, sir. But I can't guarantee it'll hold"
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"when the warhead explodes. The power levels are..."
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"Power levels are dead, sir."
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"You may have just written our epitaph, Mr. Scott."
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"Activate main viewing screen."
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"Mr. Chekov, report."
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"The organism is destroyed, sir."
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"The explosion must have ruptured the membrane"
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"and thrown us clear."
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"The shuttlecraft?"
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"I don't know how, sir, but it's still with us."
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"Shuttlecraft to Enterprise."
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"Shuttlecraft to Enterprise, request permission to come aboard."
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"Obviously, captain. And I have some fascinating data on the organism."
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"Don't be so smart, Spock. You botched the acetylcholine test."
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