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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - This Side of Paradise (S01E01)

"I wish he'd come back."
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"Can I come aboard?"
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"I can't."
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"I love you."
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"and needs destroy the spore influence."
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"And this is for my good?"
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"Now, it should begin to work on their nerves in a few minutes."
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"- Sorry, DeSalle. - What do you think you're doing?"
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"What do you mean?"
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"Better make me a mechanic."
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"We've done nothing here."
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"After you've cleared at the starbase, you could be relocated."
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"Just a moment."
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"We'll begin transporting your people aboard"
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"as soon as more of our crew checks in."
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"Good."
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"Maybe we were meant to fight our way through."
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"Poetry, captain? Non-regulation."
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"Except that..."
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"...for the first time in my life,"
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"Approaching Omicron Ceti III, sir."
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"I've been transmitting a contact signal"
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"every five minutes as ordered, sir."
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"All I get is dead air. Shall I continue?"
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"Maintain transmission pattern until we've established orbit."
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"What are the chances of survivors?"
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"Berthold rays are such a recent discovery."
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"We do not yet have full knowledge of their nature."
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"It is known, however, that living animal tissue"
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"disintegrates under exposure."
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"Sandoval's group could not have survived after three years."
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"built a future in a place knowing they might not survive."
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"I'm saying they knew there was a risk."
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"What about us? Can we afford to send people down"
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"The breakdown of tissue does not develop immediately."
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"Equip a landing party of five to accompany me"
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"to the planet surface. Include Dr. McCoy and a biologist."
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"I'll want them in ten minutes."
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"There's nothing sadder."
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"It took these people a year to make the trip from Earth."
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"...and died. - Hardly that, sir."
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"Welcome to Omicron Ceti III."
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"I am Elias Sandoval."
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"We haven't seen anyone outside our own group for four years,"
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"We've been expecting someone for some time."
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"who could master its intricacies."
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"we didn't come here because of your silent radio."
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"It makes little difference, captain. You're here. We're happy to see you."
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"Come, let me show you our settlement."
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"Captain, this planet is being bombarded by Berthold rays,"
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"as our reports indicated."
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"At this intensity, we'll be safe for a week, if necessary."
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"But these people shouldn't be alive."
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"Is it possible that they're not?"
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"You shook hands with him, Jim. His flesh was warm. He's alive."
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"that Berthold rays are incontrovertibly deadly."
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"There's no miracle connected with it, doctor. You know that."
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"No cures, no serums, no antidotes."
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"Gentlemen, we're debating in a vacuum."
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"There are two other settlements, but we have 45 colonists here."
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"What was the reason for the dispersal?"
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"Well, we felt that three groups"
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"would have a better chance for growth."
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"If disease were to strike one group,"
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"You see, Omicron is an ideal agricultural planet."
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"the fate of expeditions that went before us."
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"Elias."
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"Leila, come meet our guests."
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"This is Leila Kalomi, our botanist."
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"Mr. Spock and I have met before."
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"Mr. Sandoval, we do have a mission here."
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"- Examinations. Tests. - By all means, make them."
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"I think you'll find our settlement an interesting one."
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"Our philosophy is a simple one:"
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"That men should return to a less complicated life."
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"We have few mechanical things here."
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"We'll try not to interfere with your work."
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"What exactly are we looking for anyway, sir?"
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"Whatever doesn't look right. Whatever that is."
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"When it comes to farms,"
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"if it were 2 feet from me."
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"Hey."
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"What is it?"
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"No cows."
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"This barn isn't even built for them, just for storage."
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"Come to think of it,"
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"No horses, no pigs. Not even a dog."
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"Did you love him?"
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"If I did, it was important only to myself."
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"How did he feel?"
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"Mr. Spock's feelings were never expressed to me."
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"He will stay."
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"That will be all. Thank you very much."
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"Anything?"
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"Heart, lungs, excellent."
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"Coordination, excellent."
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"Reflexes, excellent."
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"If there were many more of them, I could throw away my shingle."
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"- Kirk here. - Spock here, captain."
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"There seems to be a total absence of life on the planet."
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"With the exception of the colonists themselves"
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"Sulu had the same observation. Any explanations?"
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"Very well. Continue investigations. Kirk out."
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"that the records of this expedition indicate that they did have some"
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"for breeding and food purposes."
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"I'd like to see the medical records on the expedition."
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"You haven't seen our fields and crops."
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"I'd like to show you and the doctor what we've accomplished here."
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"I'm afraid I'll have to bow out."
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"to be as perfect as yours, I..."
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"Well, you'll find no weaklings here."
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"This is the reason, captain."
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"We have a moderate climate."
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"Moderate rains all year round."
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"It gives us all we need."
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"- It is perfect. - Pardon me, captain."
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"Biology report ready, sir."
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"Well, I have work to tend to myself, captain."
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"That's true, sir. They've got a variety of crops in. Grains, potatoes, beans."
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"- Make your point. - Well, sir, for an agricultural colony,"
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