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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - Plato's Stepchildren (S03E03)

"Kirk to Enterprise. Mr. Scott, prepare to beam us up."
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"I have a little surprise for you."
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"I'm bringing a visitor aboard."
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"We are responding to desperate distress calls from an unknown planet."
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"That's right."
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"Our leader liked Plato's ideas. Plato, Platonius, see?"
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"I suppose I scratched it."
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"they transported themselves to Earth during the time of Socrates and Plato."
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"of Parmen's delirium."
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"Because they make fun of me for my size."
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"All this adds up to a pattern."
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"Kirk to Enterprise. Scotty, come in."
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"And why the Enterprise is locked in orbit."
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"We've showed our good faith. Now you show yours."
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"Agreed, captain. And Parmen would not have treated you so brutally"
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"Gentle spacemen. We are eternally in your debt."
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"Whose harmony? Yours? Plato wanted truth and beauty."
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"I admit that circumstances have forced us to make a few adaptations of Plato."
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"I can't move, Jim. They're gonna keep me here no matter what."
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"You're not staying, McCoy, no matter what he tries to..."
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"Being your slave"
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"Great anger."
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"It's them. Them!"
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"Listen, we haven't given up."
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"Did the Platonians always have this power?"
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"after they started eating the native foods."
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"Kironide. It's a high energy source. That could be it."
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"You mean,"
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"What is it, Bones?"
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"If it were, considering the Platonians' hostile propensities,"
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"Give us double the concentration in Parmen's bloodstream."
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"Alexander."
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"We were forced in the transporter and beamed down."
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"Concentrate on raising this plate of fruit."
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"I'm thinking..."
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"Quite possible. And logical."
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"you're the most contemptible things that ever lived in this universe."
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"To us, killing is murder, even for revenge."
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"Well, there's no need for concern. They'll be safe."
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"Just make sure that this one sinks in."
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"And I'm a good loser. A very good loser. Please try to bear that in mind."
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"Ever since our arrival here on Platonius."
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"- Even if he shouldn't. - Yes."
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"and I, for one, consider it a vast improvement."
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"The release of emotions, Mr. Spock, is what keeps us healthy."
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"Spock, do you feel any effect of the kironide shot?"
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"Careful, Mr. Spock, too much love is dangerous."
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"Now, move aside."
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"I stopped ageing at 30. Well, anyway, you're off by 2000 years."
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"Think nothing of it, you saved my life. Listen, I think I should tell you that..."
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"But ours is the most democratic society conceivable."
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"The arms and legs of everybody's whim."
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"since he reported no signs of life on the planet."
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"Pared down to a population of 38, we're perfect for our utopia."
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"This is not the Enterprise. You are not in command, captain."
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"All I ask is one thing. If you do make it out of here, take me with you."
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"How faithless and fickle."
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"How do I knock out an infection"
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"They're all in chambers, meditating."
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"We've failed you."
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"Nor service to do, till you..."
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"and have been driven to fits of temper and rage."
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"Thank you, Alexander."
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"Screening themselves from our sensors, locking us into orbit."
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"Captain, we're in the midst of a storm."
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"Alexander again."
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"I could have had your place right now."
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"No, not if they're embedded in the unconscious."
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"Well,"
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"is instantly translated into reality."
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"- And you, Dr. McCoy? - Yes, Spock, and hatred."
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"I cannot allow it to go further."
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"They told me I was lucky they bothered to keep me around at all,"
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"The humiliation must have been most difficult to bear."
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"That might not be easy should Parmen die."
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"Philosopher-kings have no need of titles."
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"that they started pushing me around."
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"Feel free to read, to meditate, to conduct research, whatever you like."
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"Because if he killed us outright, in front of you, you'd retaliate."
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"And we've had too much of yours."
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"But now, would you please accompany me?"
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"We were married very young. I was only 117."
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"Don't save him. Let him die."
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"are there a lot of people without the power and my size?"
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"All right, Scotty. I'll handle it down here. Stand by."
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"that we cannot afford to be without a skilled physician."
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"Has the Enterprise been released yet?"
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"But there is one final request."
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"My dear Mr. Spock,"
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"Well, doctor?"
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"You still have a tricorder reading of Parmen's blood, don't you?"
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"Nurse."
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"This night is indeed a festive occasion,"
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"We must recapture it at once."
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"Captain."
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"After my nearly fatal infection, it has become obvious to us all"
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"But there will be other starships..."
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