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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - Where No Man Has Gone Before (S01E01)

"Captain's log: stardate 1312.4"
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"Your move, captain."
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"Have I ever mentioned you play a very irritating game of chess, Mr. Spock?"
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"Irritating?"
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"No, sir. It's too small to be a vessel."
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"Not large enough even for a lifeboat."
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"Old-style ship recorder."
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"More like destroyed the ship, in this case."
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"Let's hope its tapes are intact."
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"Yes, sir."
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"Its five-year mission: To explore strange new worlds,"
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"to seek out new life and new civilizations,"
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"to boldly go where no man has gone before."
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"The object we encountered is a ship's disaster recorder,"
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"Yes."
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"Life Sciences ready, sir."
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"Now... orders, counter-orders."
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"Extrasensory perception?"
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"I must've read it wrong."
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"Comments?"
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"Other vessels will be heading out here someday,"
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"Energy: Negative."
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"Neutralise controls. Kelso, put it on manual."
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"Helmsman, take us out of here."
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"Helmsman!"
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"Gravity control switching to batteries."
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"Cut the sensor beams. Full power on the deflectors."
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"Gary, you all right?"
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"Main engines: Burned out."
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"Earth bases, which were only days away,"
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"are now years in the distance."
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"What happened to them after that?"
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"and why, out of our whole crew, only certain people were affected."
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"So do the records of the others."
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"Hello, Jim."
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"Do you feel any different?"
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"Well, I'm getting a chance to read some of that long-hair stuff you like."
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"If I hadn't aimed that little blond lab technician at you..."
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"I outlined her whole campaign for her."
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"I'm gonna ask Dr. Dehner to keep you under observation for a while."
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"Put a 24-hour watch on Sickbay."
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"How did you do that?"
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"Oh, boy..."
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"You know, doc, there have been other things too."
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"On any tape?"
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"My love has wings"
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""Nightingale Woman.""
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"It's funny you picked that one, doctor."
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"of the past couple of centuries."
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"Are you sure?"
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"That's okay, Lee. Come on in."
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"Don't let the light in my eyes bother you, pal."
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"- Yeah, sure. - So how go the repairs?"
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"Those points have about decayed to lead."
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"I'll get on it right away."
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"- That's enough, doctor. - I don't think so."
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"on any subject that might affect the safety of this vessel."
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"He can control certain autonomic reflexes."
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"He reads very fast."
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"Retains more than most of us might consider usual."
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"Mr. Sulu."
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"Mitchell's ability is increasing geometrically."
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"That is like having a penny, doubling it every day."
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"Thank you."
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"You heard the mathematics of it."
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"What I need are recommendations, Spock, not vague warnings."
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"Kill Mitchell while you still can."
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"Assuming you make it while you still have time."
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"At least act like you've got a heart."
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"We're talking about Gary."
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"Set course for Delta Vega."
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"Sometimes I feel there's nothing I couldn't do, in time."
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"Probably just what Mr. Spock is thinking now."
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"I can't let you force me down there."
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"I may want another place."
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"You fools! Soon I'll squash you like insects!"
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"Energize."
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"Dr. Piper..."
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"In the transporter room, you said something"
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"squashing us if we got in your way."
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"For a while, at least. He could be handled now."
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"He tried to get through the forcefield again."
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"What makes you right and a trained psychiatrist wrong?"
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"If Mitchell gets out..."
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"Captain's log, stardate 1313.3."
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"are almost fully regenerated."
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"Balance of the landing party is being transported back up."
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"keeps changing, growing stronger by the minute."
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"I gave you an order, doctor."
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"Why, yes. There was some morning light."
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"No protest on this, Mark. That's an order."
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"To be like God."
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"What's wrong?"
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"Blasphemy? No."
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"Whenever we visited that planet, I always favoured these."
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"You cannot see me. I'm not there."
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"Now that you're changing, I want you to see just how unimportant they are."
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"And for humanity?"
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"Be a psychiatrist for one minute longer."
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"Hang on to being a human for one minute longer!"
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"Morals are for men, not gods."
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"Do you like what you see?"
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"To you? Not to both of you?"
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"Your last chance, Kirk."
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"Do you like what you see?"
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"Hurry."
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"Come in."
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"Captain's log, stardate 1313.8."
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"I felt for him too."
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"The impossible has happened."
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"What happened to it out there?"
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"Is this some warning they've left behind?"
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"I'll have you checkmated your next move."
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"Oh, yes, one of your Earth emotions."
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"Certain you don't know what irritation is?"
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"In fact, one of my ancestors married a human female."
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"Terrible, having bad blood like that."
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"Object is now within tractor-beam range."
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"No visual contact, Mr. Kelso?"
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"It only reads about 1 meter in diameter."
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