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

"- Tests? - Yes."
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"Our analysis of you may have been, in some small way, in error..."
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"...but you were warned to stay away,"
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"That proves loyalty."
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"And despite my failure with these bright baubles,"
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"Dr. McCoy, Mr. Spock..."
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"You wanted to know what we did to your men."
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"Actually, it's a simple matter for us"
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"to probe the minds of creatures like yourself."
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"Mind-probing. Hypnosis?"
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"You like to think of yourselves as complex creatures,"
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"but you're flawed."
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"One gains admittance to your minds through many levels."
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"You have too many to keep track of yourselves."
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"There are unguarded entrances to any human mind."
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"Telepathy?"
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"Not entirely, no."
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"Telepathy doesn't imply control"
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"Don't move."
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"Cover them."
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"Now, I want the rest of our weapons and our equipment."
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"- I want some answers. - Put that weapon down."
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"Captain, it seems so foolish of you to insist on demonstrations."
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"In the mythology of your race, this is called "sympathetic magic"."
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"Jackson, the crew member who returned to the ship."
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"You wondered what killed him. I made an image of him."
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"In the essence of my thoughts, the image was Jackson."
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"...signal your ship."
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"Don't. Sylvia, don't!"
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"Kirk to Enterprise, come in. Come in."
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"Are you all right? Where are you? Are the others all right, sir?"
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"Never mind about us. What's happening up there?"
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"Reading, mister."
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"We're burning up, sir."
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"DeSalle..."
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"I've already done it, captain. It had no effect."
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"- We're cooking up here. - All right."
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"You've won."
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"You can relax now, captain. Your ship is safe."
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"...dropping down fast."
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"Enterprise to Captain Kirk. Come in, please."
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"Enterprise to Captain Kirk. Acknowledge."
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"Captain, you've seen something of our science,"
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"I'd rather know more about yours. You call it "magic," you call it "science"."
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"- What would you name it, captain? - I wouldn't attempt to name it."
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"But you seem to do with your mind what we do with tools."
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"- Yes, we can change the molecular... - Korob, you talk too much!"
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"You kept Scott and Sulu as catspaws to lure us down here."
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"- How'd you know we'd come? - We didn't have to know."
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"You will tell us what we want to know."
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"How long do you think it will be before a search party arrives?"
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"Some time, captain."
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"Quite some time."
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"There will be no search party, Captain Kirk."
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"It will not hinder orbit, but your people are prisoners within it."
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"It's some kind of a force field, sir."
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"But not like any other I've heard of before."
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"It's not coming from anywhere..."
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"...it's simply all around us."
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"- draining effect. - We have nothing to discuss."
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"Take them to their cell."
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"Wait."
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"The doctor will stay."
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"Take them out of here."
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"Wavelength analysis, Mr. Chekov?"
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"It will not analyse, sir."
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"All right."
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"If it's real, it can be affected."
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"Engineering, standby to divert all power systems to the outer hull."
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"directed as ordered."
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"but I'll bet you credits to navy beans we can put a dent in it."
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"- 22 minutes,17 seconds. - Thanks."
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"I wonder what they're doing to Doc."
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"I'm sure we'll find out shortly."
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"...all these things that we've seen..."
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"...to an Earthman like yourself they must seem quite familiar."
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"I refer you to the psychological theory of the racial subconscious."
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"And dungeons, and castles, and black cats."
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"They all belong to the twilight world of consciousness."
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"Korob seemed quite puzzled..."
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"And not to have a knowledge of our scientific methods"
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"is most unlikely, for any life form we've met in this galaxy."
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"They refer to us as "creatures"..."
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"as though we were some species they were unfamiliar with."
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"If we're creatures..."
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"Evidently something..."
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"Agreed. Totally alien."
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"showing such an acute interest in our galaxy,"
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"our world, Spock. Not at all like friendly visitors."
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"But at the moment..."
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"Bones."
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"I forget nothing. I'm not a puppet, Korob, like you."
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"- You're a traitor! - You are a fool!"
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"We have nothing like this."
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"And I like it."
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"To touch, to feel, to understand the idea of luxury."
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"I like it..."
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"...and I don't intend to leave it."
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"- We have a duty to the Old Ones. - What do they know of sensations!"
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"- This is a new world. - You're cruel."
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"You're wrong!"
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"You're discarding everything we live by."
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"- I have the power. - But you're afraid to use it."
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"Don't threaten me."
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"I can squash you,"
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"and that would be an interesting sensation, yes."
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"I find I like these new sensations."
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"Don't try to push me."
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"...it's time for our talk."
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"Korob, leave us alone and take these men with you."
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"But it may end soon, old man."
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"What now?"
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"There's no real damage to the mind, Captain."
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"- Simply a drain of knowledge and will. - You don't call that damage?"
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"Why should I?"
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"...if you had compassion."
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"I am a woman now."
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"I come from a world without sensation as you and I now know it."
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"It excites me. I want more."
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"You seem to need us. Why?"
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