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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - Let That Be Your Last Battlefield (S03E03)

"Captain, course is now clearly straight for Cheron,"
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"despite all efforts to direct us to Ariannus."
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"Captain, you must guarantee me sanctuary."
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"You are lost, Lokai."
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"You are on the way to judgement, to final punishment."
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"- Stop him. - Not this time, you evil mound of filth."
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"Not this time."
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"My cause is just. You must help me. All of you must help me."
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"Oh, the old cry. Pity me. Pity me."
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"and shed tears for the oppressed one."
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"But there is no escape for you on this ship."
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"- You're two of a kind. - And we are both going to Cheron."
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"You cannot change the course of this ship"
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"Security, put them both in the brig."
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"Fire."
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"You are helpless, captain."
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"No, this ship is going to Cheron."
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"I will let nothing interfere."
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"We are going to Ariannus."
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"The lives of a billion people make no other choice possible."
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"You are being obtuse, captain."
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"I am permitting no choice."
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"I am captain of this ship,"
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"and it will follow whatever course I set for it"
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"You're bluffing."
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"You can no more destroy this ship than I can change colour."
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"Aye, sir."
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"Working."
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"Prepare to verify destruct sequence code 1."
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"Voice and code 1- 1 A verified and correct."
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"Mr. Spock."
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"This is Commander Spock, science officer."
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"Destruct sequence number 2, code 1-1 A-2B."
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"chief engineering officer of the USS Enterprise."
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"Destruct sequence number 3."
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"Code 1 B-2B-3."
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"Voice and code 1 B-2B-3 verified and correct."
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"Mr. Spock, has the ship returned to the course set for it by my orders?"
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"Awaiting final code for 30-second countdown."
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"Destruct 0."
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"Thirty seconds,"
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"Twenty-five seconds."
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"Twenty seconds."
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"no command in the universe can prevent the computer"
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"Ten, nine, eight, seven, six..."
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"Code 123 continuity."
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"Abort destruct order."
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"Abort destruct order."
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"Destruct order aborted. Destruct order aborted."
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"Mr. Spock, is this ship headed for Ariannus?"
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"And at warp 10, we're going nowhere mighty fast."
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"I warned you of his treachery. Kill him!"
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"Captain, I am happy to have you complete your mission of mercy"
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"to the planet Ariannus."
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"It was madness to interfere with such a worthwhile endeavour,"
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"but if you will, upon completion,"
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"please take me and my traitorous captive to Cheron."
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"The ship's course is now in your control."
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"Warp 6 and smoothly operating, sir."
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"Good."
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"- Lieutenant Uhura, cancel Red Alert. - Aye, sir."
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"Let me reaffirm my position, gentlemen."
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"I could put you in the brig for what you've done, but I won't do it,"
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"because you're new to this part of the galaxy,"
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"which is governed by the United Federation of Planets."
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"We live in peace, with full exercise of individual rights."
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"The need to resort to violence and force"
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"has long since passed,"
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"You are free to move about the ship."
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"I will stand for no interference with the function of this ship."
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"All hands, return to normal routine. Captain out."
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"You speak very well, captain. Your words promise justice for all."
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"Yes, well, I have learned to wait for actions."
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"After Ariannus, what is justice? I shall wait to see it dispensed."
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"Fascinating. Two irrevocably hostile humanoids."
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"That description is not scientifically accurate."
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"Mr. Spock, the word "disgusting" describes exactly what I feel"
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"about those two."
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"And I know from my actions,"
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"you must all think me a volcanic hothead,"
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"erupting lava from my nostrils at danger signals"
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"that are only figments of my imagination."
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"But believe me, my friends,"
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"there can be no moment when I can have my guard down"
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"where such as Bele is present."
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"I act the madman out of the anger and frustration he forces upon me,"
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"and thereby prove his point that I am a madman."
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"After all, we are only human."
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"to alert you and your captain"
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"to the real threat of someone like Bele."
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"There is no persecution on your planet."
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"There was persecution on Earth once."
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"I remember reading about it in my history class."
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"There is no such primitive thinking today."
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"and only because they are like you, despised, slaughtered,"
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"and even worse,"
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"Do you know what it would be like"
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"to be dragged out of your hubble into a war on another planet,"
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"a battle that will serve your oppressor"
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"and bring death to you and your brothers?"
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"Putting the matter into the hands of your Starfleet Command"
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"is, of course, the proper procedure. How long will it be"
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"Let's do that."
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"Commissioner, Starfleet Command may not arrive"
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"at the solution you anticipate."
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"There is the matter of the shuttlecraft which Lokai appropriated."
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"may be of paramount importance to Starfleet."
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"We do not know that Lokai has done that."
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"One thing we are agreed on is that Lokai is a criminal."
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"No, commissioner. One thing we agreed upon"
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"Lieutenant Uhura to Captain Kirk."
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""Starfleet Command extends greetings"
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"to Commissioner Bele of the planet Cheron."
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"His urgent request to be transported to his planet"
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"with the man he claims prisoner"
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"has been taken under consideration."
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"It is with great regret that we cannot honour that request."
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"Intergalactic treaty clearly specifies"
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"that no being can be extradited without due process."
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"that after a hearing at starbase,"
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