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

"Small enough to bring it aboard, sir, if you wanna risk it."
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"Lock onto it, Mr. Kelso."
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"- Materializer ready, sir. - Bring it aboard."
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"They could be ejected when something threatened the ship."
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"Look at it. Burnt, pitted..."
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"We'll feed it through Mr. Spock's computer."
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"It's begun transmitting, sir."
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"Flash the bridge. Put all decks on the alert."
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"Kelso's voice sounded a little nervous."
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"Well, you finish the game?"
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"You're relieved, Mr. Alden."
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"Screen on."
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"Screen on, sir."
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"Neutralise warp, Mr. Mitchell. Hold this position."
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"Neutralise warp, sir."
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"- Address intercraft. - Intercraft open."
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"This is the captain speaking."
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"The tapes are burned out. Trying the memory banks."
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"We hope to learn from the recorder what the Valiant was doing here"
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"and what destroyed the vessel."
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"We'll move out into our probe as soon as we have those answers."
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"- All decks stand by. - Our department heads, sir."
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"You wanted everybody on the bridge before we left the galaxy."
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"- Jones. - Name's Smith, sir."
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"Astroscience is standing by, captain."
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"Engineering Division ready, as always."
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"This is Dr. Dehner, who joined the ship at the Aldebaran colony."
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"Psychiatry, captain."
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"My assignment is to study crew reaction in emergency conditions."
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"Getting something from the recorder now."
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"If there was an emergency,"
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"I'd be interested in how that crew reacted too."
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"Well, improving the breed, doctor? Is that your line?"
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"I heard that's more your speciality, commander."
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"Line included."
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"A walking freezer unit."
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"The Valiant had encountered a magnetic space storm"
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"and was being swept in this direction."
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"Swept past this point about a half light-year out of the galaxy."
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"They were thrown clear, turned and headed back into the galaxy here."
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"I'm not getting it all. The tapes are pretty badly burned."
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"Sounds like the ship had encountered some unknown force."
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"from the ship's computer records"
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"for anything concerning ESP in human beings."
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"Dr. Dehner, how are you on ESP?"
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"In tests I've taken, my ESP rated rather high."
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"I'm asking what you know about ESP."
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"It is a fact that some people can sense future happenings,"
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"read the backs of playing cards, and so on."
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"But the ESPer capacity is always quite limited."
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"Severe damage. Seven crewmen dead."
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"No, make that six."
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"One crewman seemed to have recovered."
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"That's when they became interested in extrasensory perception."
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"More than interested. Almost frantic about it."
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"No, this must be garbled."
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"I get something about "destruct.""
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"It sounded like the captain giving an order to destroy his own ship."
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"The only fact we have for sure"
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"We're leaving the galaxy, Mr. Mitchell."
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"- Forcefield of some kind. - And we're coming up on it fast."
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"- Deflectors, full intensity. - Deflectors, full intensity."
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"Deflectors say there's something there. Sensors say there isn't."
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"Density: Negative. Radiation: Negative."
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"Emergency stations. All decks on fire alert."
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"- Any radiation? Anything? - Negative."
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"Lateral power!"
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"Take damage reports."
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"Something hit me."
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"Like an electrical charge."
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"He's alive. Appears to be in shock."
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"Engineering Deck 3. Can you give a damage report?"
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"- Casualties: Nine dead. - Gravity is down to 0. 8."
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"Gary?"
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"I'm a little weak for some reason, Jim, but..."
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"...I feel all right now."
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"Captain's log, stardate 1312.9."
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"The ship's space-warp ability: Gone."
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"They lived through the barrier, just as we have."
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"Autopsy report, sir."
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"Each case showed damage to the body's neural circuit."
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"An area of the brain was burned out."
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"- And you? Are you feeling all right? - Yes. Mitchell too."
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"Except for his eyes."
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"We're trying to find a reason for that now,"
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"I think we've found that answer, doctor."
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"You mentioned that tests show"
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"that you have a high degree of extrasensory perception."
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"If you're suggesting there's anything dangerous..."
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"Before the Valiant was destroyed,"
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"its captain was frantically searching for ESP information on his crew."
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"ESPers are simply people with flashes of insight."
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"Are there not also those who seem to see through solid objects,"
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"cause fires to start spontaneously?"
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"There's nothing about it that could possibly make a person dangerous."
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"Dr. Dehner is speaking of normal ESP power."
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"Perhaps you know of another kind."
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"Do we know for sure, doctor, that there isn't another kind?"
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"I've been worried about you ever since that night on Deneb IV."
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"Yeah, she was nova, that one."
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"Not nearly as many aftereffects this time."
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"Except for the eyes."
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"Actually seems to have done me some good."
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"A stack of books with legs."
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"The first thing I ever heard from an upperclassman was,"
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""Watch out for Lieutenant Kirk. In his class, you either think or sink.""
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"I wasn't that bad, was I?"
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"You what? You planned that?"
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"Well, you wanted me to think, didn't you?"
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"I almost married her."
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"Better be good to me."
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"You? Spinoza?"
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"Once you get into him, he's rather simple, though. Childish, almost."
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"- I don't agree with him at all. - Go on."
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"Hey, I'm trying to tell you I feel fine. When do I go back on duty?"
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"With almost 100 women on board,"
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"you can do better than that, friend captain."
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"Consider it a challenge."
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"That doesn't seem very friendly."
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"Didn't I say you'd better..."
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