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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - Wink of an Eye (S03E03)

"What's the matter?"
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"- Like Rael. - Those are undesirable qualities."
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"Finished."
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"Most effectively under laboratory conditions."
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"It would have been an intrusion."
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"Come up when you wish. Signal me when you are ready."
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"Yes, I suppose it would."
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"No answer, captain?"
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"Dr. McCoy and I have synthesized a possible counteragent"
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"to the Scalosian water."
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"Let's test it."
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"Captain's log, stardate 5710.9."
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"- Cancel red alert, Mr. Sulu. - Aye, sir."
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"No, sir."
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"Ship's log, stardate 5710.5."
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"While exploring an outer quadrant of the galaxy,"
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"on the planet of Scalos."
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"Captain Kirk and a landing party have beamed down to investigate."
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"- What do your sensors read? - They register something, sir,"
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"but I'm blessed if I can figure out what it is."
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"- Specify. - I can't get a fix on it."
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"I can see them, but I can't see you."
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"Coordinates correspond, captain."
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"Well, apart from the landing party, there's no one here."
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"There are no Scalosians."
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"The distress call is very strong, captain."
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"It must be a malfunction. This is a barren world."
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"There's hardly any vegetation, no apparent animal life."
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"But there is an insect life."
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"- My tricorder doesn't register it. - Registers in my ears."
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"Rating number 7 on the industrial scale,"
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"An abundance of literature, which I shall have translated and processed."
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"Certain structures hold evidence of recent occupancy,"
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"while others are apparently long abandoned."
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"Instrument readings indicate life forms,"
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"but of a highly unusual and intermittent nature."
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"A most puzzling phenomenon, captain, I shall have to study it further."
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"Something was here. We saw them on the screen."
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"- What happened? - Unknown at present, captain."
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"A complete survey of the planet using all ship's available instruments."
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"Compton!"
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"I was looking right at him, then he just wasn't there."
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"Space, the final frontier."
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"Its five-year mission: To explore strange new worlds,"
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"Lieutenant Uhura, start a replay of the distress call."
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"Aye, sir. Is Mr. Spock still down there?"
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"- What is it, lieutenant? - Malfunction, sir."
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"Captain, there's some trouble on the hangar deck."
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"The controls are frozen."
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"Have repair crews been assigned?"
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"- Yes, sir. - The tape is ready, sir."
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"Play it."
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"passing within range of the planet Scalos,"
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"I send you an urgent appeal for help."
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"Those of us who are left have taken shelter in this area."
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"We have no explanation for what has been happening to us."
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"Freeze it."
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"What we received was evidently a delayed taped message."
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"while our sensors picked up only the landing party, sir."
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"It would seem that some force or agent,"
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"only partially discernible to our instruments,"
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"may have been responsible."
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"Sir, now I have readings that deflectors are inoperative."
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"The controls are frozen."
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"Scotty, assist."
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"Mr. Spock, ever since we beamed up from Scalos,"
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"we've had a series of malfunctions."
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"McCoy to Captain Kirk. Captain's presence for examination is requested."
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"- What do you read so far? - Can we discuss it here?"
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"On my way. Mr. Spock, you have the conn."
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"Something's going on, captain."
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"Somebody's opened all the medical-supply cabinets."
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"Well, that fits in with other disturbances."
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"Bones, what did your readings show up on the other men?"
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"Whatever happened to Compton down there"
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"apparently had no effect on anyone else."
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"No, there's no mention of it."
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"- I'm not finished yet. - Hold on."
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"I mean that twice before, something touched me"
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"Could I be imagining it?"
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"Well, physically, there's nothing wrong with you."
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"But am I hallucinating?"
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"Then we did beam something aboard."
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"Something has invaded the ship."
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"Kirk to Spock, come in."
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"Spock, come in."
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"Spock, I can't hear you."
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"Check your circuits, is there a malfunction?"
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"Captain, intercom system is breaking down rapidly."
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"Use communicators instead of intercom."
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"Issue phasers to all crew members."
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"- Alien substances being introduced. - Meet me there on the double."
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"- Spock? - It is a force field, captain,"
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"the nature of which I am not familiar with."
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"but they seem to have no exact location."
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"Phasers on stun. Sweep the area."
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"only the two of us to enter."
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"What is it?"
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"Unknown, captain, but it is evidently a device of alien origin."
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"Hooked into the life support. Designed to affect it."
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"Life support is still operating."
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"That was no force field. Something shoved me back."
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"What are you doing on my ship?"
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"Show yourselves."
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"- A show of strength. - Yes."
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"Evidently, they are convinced that we can do nothing to stop them,"
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"Have your readings been fed into the computer?"
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"Computer, analyse and reply. Have we been invaded?"
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"Affirmative."
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"Nature and description of enemy forces."
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"Seizure and control of Federation starship Enterprise and crew."
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"Is there a connection between this and Compton's disappearance?"
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"Data insufficient."
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"- Negative. - Your recommendations?"
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"If incapable of resistance, negotiate for terms."
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"- We will not negotiate. You concur? - Aye."
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"- Mr. Spock? - Your recommendations, captain?"
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"Yeoman."
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"Is that coffee available, or have those circuits been damaged as well?"
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"My recommendation? Make them take the next step."
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