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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - A Taste of Armageddon (S01E01)

"- Why did we come back here? - The last place they'll look for us"
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"is the place we escaped from. Cover the door."
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"- Are you that anxious to die? - You don't understand."
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"We captured four of their disrupter-type weapons,"
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"two complete outfits of male clothing and perhaps, most important of all,"
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"one of their communication devices."
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"- Will it reach the ship? - Not at this time."
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"Its range is restricted in comparison with ours."
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"I may be able to alter its components, but it will take time."
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"Get to work on it. We've got to contact the ship."
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"Mea, I want you to give me a complete layout of this building complex."
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"- How do I get to the War Room? - No!"
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"I'm trying to help you, to save your life and the lives of millions like you."
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"If you help me, maybe I can do it."
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"If you don't, you'll die."
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"We'll die, and the killing will go on. Or are you that fond of the war?"
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"What are you going to do?"
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"I believe you. But..."
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"Tell me what I want to know."
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"Time is running out."
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"We have been unable to destroy the Earth ship."
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"This is a grave crisis, and I am at a loss to know how to proceed."
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"The central channel, Anan."
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"open honesty or a deception which may save our lives?"
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"Put me through to the Earth ambassador."
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"Mr. Anan, this is Robert Fox,"
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"Special ambassador for the United Federation of Planets."
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"A great honour, Mr. Ambassador."
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"We have approached you openly,"
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"with the intent of establishing formal and friendly relations"
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"between our peoples. But now,"
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"for some reason, you have attacked us, and apparently,"
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"you're holding several special representatives of our Federation."
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"A mistake, Mr. Ambassador. We are at war."
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"An error in our sensors indicated that your ship was about to attack us."
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"I'm giving orders that our attack be stopped."
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"Now, as to your representatives,"
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"I thought perhaps it was all a mistake."
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"Mr. Scott, disrupter beams are no longer hitting us."
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"We are most anxious to establish relations with you, Mr. Fox."
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"We will make arrangements to receive you."
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"The minute their screens are down, open fire."
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"Yes, councilman."
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"I apologise deeply for the misunderstanding."
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"I understand."
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"you'll have our ship's captain on hand when I beam down."
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"He will be there, sir. I give you my word."
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"I'm sure that, from this day forward,"
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"your planet and our Federation will attain the deepest friendship."
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"I look forward to seeing you."
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"Diplomacy, gentlemen, should be a job left to diplomats."
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"You will, of course, immediately resume a peaceful status."
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"What did you say?"
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"- My authority... - I know about your authority,"
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"they've launched an attack against our ship."
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"Now you want us to trust them openly?"
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"I want you and expect you to obey my lawful orders."
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"No, sir. I won't lower the screens."
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"has endangered the entire success of this mission!"
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"That you can, sir, but I won't lower the screens."
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"Your name will figure prominently in my report to the Federation Central."
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"Well, Scotty, now you've done it."
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"Aye. The haggis is in the fire for sure, but I'll not lower my defences"
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"on the word of that mealy-mouthed gentleman down below."
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"Not until I know what happened to the captain."
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"Won't you join me in a drink, captain?"
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"You'll find our trova most interesting."
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"I assume that is what you used"
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"to destroy disintegration chamber number 12."
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"A very efficient weapon. I'm not afraid of using it."
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"I am?"
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"Don't sound so incredulous, captain."
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"Of course you are. We all are."
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"A killer first, a builder second."
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"A hunter, a warrior and, let's be honest, a murderer."
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"That is our joint heritage, is it not?"
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"We're a little less cold-blooded about it than you are."
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"I want to contact my ship."
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"In a safe place."
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"You're worried about your ship, captain. I'm trying to save a world."
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"If I were you,"
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"I'd think about saving my life."
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"Won't you have a drink, captain?"
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"We don't make war with computers"
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"and herd the casualties into suicide stations."
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"We make the real thing, councilman."
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"Why do you think I don't let you talk to your ship?"
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"I don't need the ship for that."
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"You mean, all by yourself with a disrupter, you can destroy this planet?"
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"That's exactly what I mean."
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"Very well, captain. They're in the War Room."
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"Go left, down the corridor, left again. They are unguarded."
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"Pity."
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"A man like that would have preferred to die fighting."
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"Take him to the Council Room."
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"Ambassador Fox?"
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"Mr. Ambassador, I am truly sorry for what must happen."
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"I beg your pardon?"
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"so that your deaths may be recorded."
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"That is correct, Mr. Ambassador."
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"I regret it very much, but there is nothing I can do about it."
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"Spock to Enterprise. Come in."
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"Scotty here, Mr. Spock. Go ahead."
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"but we're all right now. How about the captain and you?"
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"The captain is overdue. We've suffered no casualties among us."
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"This is important."
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"Under no circumstances shall anyone beam down from the Enterprise."
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"They'd be killed the moment they arrived."
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"- The ambassador? - I knew it had a rotten ring to it."
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"Orbit out to maximum phaser range and stand by for further orders."
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"What are you going to do, Mr. Spock?"
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"Knock her down and sit on her, if necessary. This is a killing situation."
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"Do what you must to protect yourself. Clear?"
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"Yes, sir."
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"What are you doing?"
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"A special representative."
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"Get in line."
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"Ladies and gentlemen, please move quickly away"
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"from the chamber or you may be injured."
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"What are you doing, Mr. Spock?"
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