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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - Catspaw (S02E02)

"no changes in surface temperature."
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"Under these conditions, fog is highly unlikely, captain."
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"According to our transporter coordinates,"
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"this is the exact location from which Jackson was beamed up to the ship."
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"Picking up life form readings:"
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"24 degrees mark 7. Range 137.16 metres."
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"- Multiple readings, captain. - Scott and Sulu?"
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"What are the ship's sensors reading now, lieutenant?"
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"I am only picking up physical impulses from the three of them."
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"As far as the instruments can make out..."
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"Captain. Captain Kirk!"
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"Lieutenant, can you hear me?"
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"Do you suppose it has anything to do with the interference?"
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"No. There has to be some explanation for the fact"
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"the ship's sensors can't register anything but us,"
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"while we're picking up readings for multiple life forms."
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"- What do you think that... - Quiet."
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"Captain Kirk."
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"Remember the curse"
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"Winds shall rise"
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"And the fog descend"
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"So leave here, all"
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"Or meet your end!"
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"Very bad poetry, captain."
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"However, on Azimuth 24, at just over 100 metres,"
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"there are definitely life forms."
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"...but definitely registering. - That's where we go."
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"That was a pretty real illusion, Mr. Spock."
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"Jim."
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"They're inside somewhere."
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"Isn't that how we lost contact with the first landing party?"
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"Does this structure have anything to do with communicator interference?"
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"There's no indication of anything that would cause such interference."
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"Nor do our sensors register the life forms inside."
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"It could be exerting a force field of some kind"
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"Then it would affect Spock's tricorder too, wouldn't it?"
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"I wonder."
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"- Trick-or-treat, captain? - Yes, Mr. Spock."
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"Bones. Spock."
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"Check for malfunctions."
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"...that's exactly what happened to Mr. Scott and his party."
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"- They just disappeared. - Nobody just disappears."
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"They may have encountered a magnetic field"
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"or some other obstruction."
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"Mr. Chekov, recalibrate your sensors."
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"I'm not that green."
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"to break through that static interference."
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"Aye, aye, sir."
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"We know they're down there. I want them found."
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"- Straight ahead, Mr. Spock? - The readings would so indicate."
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"Spock..."
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"...are you all right? - Yes."
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"Dungeons..."
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"...curses."
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"Skeletons and iron maidens. They're all Earth manifestations."
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"- Why? - I do not know, captain."
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"But these things do exist. They are real."
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"Could this be an Earth parallel development of some sort?"
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"None of this parallels any human development."
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"It's more like a human..."
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"...nightmare. - As if someone knew"
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"Ghost stories, ogres, demons."
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"The whole..."
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"Scotty, Sulu."
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"Scotty..."
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"...put down the phaser."
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"They appear to be drugged, captain."
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"Neither did Jackson, just before he collapsed."
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"Scotty, do you hear me?"
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"Sulu, do you know who I am?"
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"I think they're going to release us."
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"Whoever you are..."
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"...you've proven your skill at creating illusions."
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"Now I want to know why, and what you've done to my men."
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"Where did your race get this ridiculous predilection for resistance?"
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"You examine any object, you question everything."
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"Is it not enough to accept what is?"
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"Not when one of my men is dead because of it,"
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"- and two others turned into mindless... - Not mindless."
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"These two are merely controlled, Captain Kirk."
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"All of you."
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"Don't we, my precious?"
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"Who are you?"
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"Why did you bring us here?"
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"My name is Korob."
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"And as for bringing you here..."
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"- You were warned to stay away. - But why?"
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"For what reason?"
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"Why all the mumbo jumbo?"
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"Mumbo jumbo?"
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"No, I assure you it was not that, captain."
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"There never have been any life forms on Pyris Vll."
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"It is of no importance that we are not native to this planet."
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"I'm told I've been an inattentive host, gentlemen."
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"You will join me for something to refresh yourselves?"
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"- That cat. - That cat."
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"Demons in animal forms, sent by Satan to serve the wizard."
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"You are the different one, Mr. Spock."
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"You do not think like the others."
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"There are no colours to your patterns of logic."
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"You see all this around you..."
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"...and yet you do not believe. - He doesn't know about trick-or-treat."
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"I do not understand that reference."
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"Therefore it also is of no importance."
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"Gentlemen, I can be most hospitable."
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"- Ingenious. - Do be seated."
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"- We're not hungry. - But I insist."
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"All right, Korob. What do you want from us?"
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"Doctor, do try the wine. You'll find it excellent."
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"...unless you start explaining yourself."
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"Hopefully I can change that attitude."
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"- These look real. - They are, I assure you."
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"Diamonds, rubies, emeralds, sapphires."
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"All the crystalline forms you cherish above all things."
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"A fortune of them for each of you,"
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"We could manufacture a ton of these on our ship for you."
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"I don't understand. I read..."
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"You are most unpredictable."
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"Perhaps I have made a small mistake."
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"Nevertheless, you have passed the tests."
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