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

"in any physical-psychological aspects, Jim boy."
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"We're all perfectly healthy down here."
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"I'll bet you've even grown your tonsils back."
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"Y'all ever have a real cold, Georgia-style mint julep, huh?"
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"Can you run tests, blood samples, anything at all to give us a lead"
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"on what these things are, how to counteract them?"
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"Who wants to counteract paradise, Jim boy?"
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"- McCoy out. - Bones. Bones."
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"Almost the entire ship's complement has beamed down."
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"I'm very pleased."
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"The entire landing operation is proceeding quite well."
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"Where's McCoy?"
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"He went off to create something called a mint julep."
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"Captain, why don't you join us?"
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"The spores have made it that."
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"Lt's impossible to say."
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"They drifted through space until they finally landed here."
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"You see, they actually thrive on Berthold rays."
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"The plants act as a repository for thousands of microscopic spores"
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"In return, they give you complete health and peace of mind."
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"We have no need or want, captain."
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"There's belonging and love."
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"No wants, no needs?"
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"We weren't meant for that. None of us."
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"We have what we need."
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"You don't understand, Jim."
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"Please."
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"Engineering. Scotty?"
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"Biochemistry lab."
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"Security."
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"Captain's log, stardate 3417.7."
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"all crew personnel have transported to the surface of the planet."
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"Lieutenant Uhura has effectively sabotaged"
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"the communications station."
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"But even with automatic controls, I cannot pilot her alone."
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"...paradise."
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"Enterprise to Mr. Spock."
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"Yes, Jim, what is it now?"
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"Wonderful, Jim."
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"Good."
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"No."
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"...can't..."
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"...leave!"
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"Emotions."
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"Violent emotions. Needs."
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"I think I've discovered the answer."
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"But to carry out my plan entails considerable risk."
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"Mr. Spock is much stronger than the ordinary human being."
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"Aroused, his great physical strength could kill."
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"But it's a risk I'll have to take."
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"I've been packing some things, and I realised there's some equipment here"
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"Do you want me to beam up a party?"
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"No, I think you and I can handle it."
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"Why don't you beam up now?"
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"Just a moment."
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"Energising."
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"All right, you mutinous, disloyal, computerised half-breed."
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"The term "half-breed" is somewhat applicable."
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"But "computerised" is inaccurate."
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"A machine can be computerised, not a man."
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"What makes you think you're a man? You're an overgrown jackrabbit."
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"You don't have the brains to understand."
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"- Captain, if you'll excuse me... - What can you expect"
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"from a simpering, devil-eared freak whose father was a computer"
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"and his mother an encyclopaedia?"
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"My mother was a teacher."
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"My father, an ambassador."
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"Your father was a computer, like his son."
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"An ambassador from a planet of traitors."
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"The Vulcan never lived who had an ounce of integrity."
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"Captain, please don't..."
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"You're a traitor from a race of traitors."
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"Disloyal to the core. Rotten like the rest of your subhuman race."
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"And you've got the gall to make love to that girl."
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"That's enough."
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"Does she know what she's getting, Spock?"
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"A carcass full of memory banks"
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"Right next to the dog-faced boy."
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"I didn't realise what it took to get under that thick hide of yours."
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"Anyhow, I don't know what you're so mad about."
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"It isn't every first officer who gets to belt his captain."
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"You did that to me deliberately."
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"it was painful in more ways than one."
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"They're gone."
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"I don't belong anymore."
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"You said they were benevolent and peaceful."
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"That may be correct, captain."
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"But trying to initiate a brawl"
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"with over 500 crew men and colonists is hardly logical."
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"Can you put together a subsonic transmitter?"
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"Something we could hook into the communications station"
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"and broadcast over the communicator?"
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"- It can be done. - Good. Let's get to work."
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"Captain."
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"Striking a fellow officer is a court-martial offence."
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"That is quite logical, captain."
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"Well, now, it's a little early to be counting stars, Miss Leila."
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"I'm waiting for Mr. Spock and the captain to transport down."
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"They have some equipment to be moved."
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"Well, now, I think I can fix that for you."
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"Enterprise."
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"Enterprise. Spock here."
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"This is Leila."
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"I borrowed the doctor's communicator."
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"I was worried something might have happened to you."
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"Yes."
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"Yes, I'm... I'm quite well."
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"I've never seen a starship before."
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"And I want to talk to you."
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"Are you still at the beam-down point?"
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"And is the doctor there?"
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"Yes, to both questions."
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"Give your communicator back to Dr. McCoy."
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"You won't need it to beam up."
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"It'll take a few moments. Just wait there."
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"Mr. Spock."
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"Miss Kalomi is strictly your concern, but should you talk to her"
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"while she's still under the influence of the spores?"
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"I'll be back shortly, captain."
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"You're no longer with us, are you?"
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