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

"...be good to me?"
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"He's reading faster now than just a few moments ago."
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"Is that Gary Mitchell, the one you used to know?"
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"Fullest possible range of examinations and tests."
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"Perfect, perfect."
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"I've never had a patient like you, Gary."
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"Even the healthiest are generally off on some reading."
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"I know you don't particularly like me, Mr. Mitchell,"
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"but since I am assigned here, can we make the best of it?"
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"Nor against the "walking freezer unit"?"
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"Women professionals do tend to overcompensate."
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"Now, let's talk about you. How do you feel?"
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"You know, everybody seems worried"
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"that I don't have some kind of a fever or something."
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"Maybe if I could just change these dials..."
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"Now back to normal, I think."
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"I'm not sure. I..."
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"I just thought of making it happen, and it does. It just..."
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"Hey, watch this, doc."
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"Stop it. Stop it."
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"You were dead for almost 22 seconds. There were no readings at all."
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"Yeah."
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"Yeah."
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"What's happening to me?"
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"Do you remember everything you read that quickly?"
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"Yeah."
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"Sure. Yeah."
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"Try this one."
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"Yeah."
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"Page 387."
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"Slender, feathered things"
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"With grace and upswept curve And tapered tip"
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"Written by Tarbolde on the Canopus Planet back in 1996."
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"Why?"
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"That's one of the most passionate love sonnets"
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"- What? - How do you feel?"
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"Are you sure?"
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"I was on my coffee break. I thought I'd check up on..."
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"Yeah."
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"Well, the main engines are gone,"
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"You better check the starboard impulse packs."
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"- Oh, yeah, sure, Mitch. - I'm not joking, Lee!"
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"You activate those packs, and you'll blow the whole impulse deck."
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"I just wanted to stop by and make sure you were okay. See you later."
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"He's a fool."
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"A fool."
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"He'd seen those points, and he hadn't noticed their condition."
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"How do you know?"
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"The image of what he'd seen was still in his mind."
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"Well, it didn't make any sense that he'd know,"
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"I don't know how, but he was right."
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"This point is burned out exactly the way he described it."
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"Sorry I'm late."
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"Our subject is not Gary Mitchell."
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"Our concern is, rather, what he is mutating into."
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"I know those from your planet"
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"aren't supposed to have feelings like we do, Mr. Spock,"
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"but to talk that way about a man you've worked next to for years is worse than..."
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"I understand you least of all."
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"Gary told me that you've been friends since he joined the service,"
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"It is my duty, whether pleasant or unpleasant,"
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"to listen to the reports, observations, even speculations,"
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"And it's my science officer's duty to see that I'm provided with that."
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"Go ahead, Mr. Spock."
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"Have you noted evidence of unusual powers?"
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"Mr. Scott, would you repeat what you just told us?"
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"About an hour ago, the bridge controls started going crazy."
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"Levers shifting by themselves, buttons being pushed,"
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"instrument readings changing."
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"And on my monitor screen, I could see Mitchell smiling each time it happened,"
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"Has he shown abilities of such magnitude?"
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"I saw some such indications."
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"You didn't think it worth mentioning?"
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"No one's been hurt, have they? Don't you understand?"
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"A mutated superior man could also be a wonderful thing."
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"The forerunner of a new and better kind of human being!"
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"he will have attained powers we can't understand and can't cope with."
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"Soon, we'll be not only useless to him,"
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"but actually an annoyance."
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"There'll be no discussion of this with the crew."
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"We'll never reach an Earth base with him aboard, Jim."
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"In a month, he'll have as much in common with us"
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"as we'd have with a ship full of white mice."
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"There's a planet a few light-days away from here, Delta Vega."
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"It has a lithium-cracking station."
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"We may be able to adapt some of its power packs to our engines."
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"And if we can't, we'll be trapped in orbit there."
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"We haven't enough power to blast back out."
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"It is the only possible way to get Mitchell off this ship."
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"If you mean strand Mitchell there, I won't do it."
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"Even the ore ships call only once every 20 years."
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"Then you have one other choice:"
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"- Get out of here. - It is your only other choice."
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"Will you try for one moment to feel?"
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"The captain of the Valiant probably felt the same way."
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"And he waited too long to make his decision."
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"I think we've both guessed that."
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"Stardate 1313.1."
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"We're now approaching Delta Vega. Course set for a standard orbit."
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"Desolate, but rich in crystal and minerals."
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"Kelso's task: Transport down with a repair party,"
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"... and if we're successful, maroon him there."
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"I'm thirsty."
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"It's like a man who has been blind all of his life"
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"Are you reading all our thoughts, Gary?"
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"I can sense mainly worry in you, Jim."
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"Safety of your ship."
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"What would you do in my place?"
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"Kill me while you can."
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"Stop it, Gary!"
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"I also know we're orbiting Delta Vega, Jim."
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"I may not wanna leave the ship, not yet."
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"I'm not sure yet just what kind of a world I can use."
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"Use?"
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"I don't understand it all yet,"
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"why, the things I could do..."
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"Like maybe a god could do."
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"I want him unconscious for a while."
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"Can you do it, Lee?"
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"Maybe, if we can bypass the fuel bins without blowing ourselves up."
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