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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - The Trouble with Tribbles (S02E02)

"Good."
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"Mr. Spock, immediate past history of the quadrant."
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"Sherman's Planet is claimed by both sides,"
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"our Federation and the Klingon Empire."
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"We do have the better claim."
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"Is the rest of your history that faulty, ensign?"
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"Under the terms of the Organian Peace Treaty,"
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"- It's from Space Station K-7. - Go to warp factor 6."
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"These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise."
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"Its five-year mission: To explore strange new worlds,"
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"to boldly go where no man has gone before."
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"What is your emergency?"
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"That was my order, captain."
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"And that gives you the authority to put an entire quadrant on defence alert?"
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"in charge of agricultural affairs in this quadrant."
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"The storage compartments containing the quadrotriticale."
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"Of course, I wouldn't expect you or Mr. Spock to know about such things,"
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"all the way back to 20th-century Canada, where..."
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"I did not misuse the priority-1 channel."
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"Captain, couldn't you at least post a couple of guards?"
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"The Sherman's Planet affair is of extreme importance to the Federation."
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"Secure from general quarters..."
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"...and beam down two, and only two, security guards."
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"of any representative of the Federation."
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"Until now."
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"Summoning a starship on a priority A-1 channel"
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"successfully develop Sherman's Planet."
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"I've read about this, but I've never seen any before."
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"I don't want any, I told you before, and I'm telling you again."
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"...Antarian glow water."
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"Twice nothing is still nothing."
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"Five."
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"- Six credits, not a credit more. - Seven and a half."
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"Seven?"
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"say, a 10 percent mark-up. Ten credits."
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"That happens to be my sample, and I'll do with it as I please."
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"Captain, it is not necessary to remind you"
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"Effective immediately, you will render any aid and assistance"
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"- Captain Kirk. Captain Kirk. - Yes, lieutenant, what is it?"
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"A hundred kilometres off K-7. It's just sitting there."
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"is sitting right here in my office."
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"Cancel red alert. We'll beam right down."
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"Their intentions are unknown."
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"We do not equip our ships with, how shall I say it?"
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"and what we choose as recreation is our own business."
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"Captain, may I speak to you a minute?"
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"Kirk, I don't want them here, but I don't have the authority to refuse."
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"between our two respective governments."
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"- You running a nursery, lieutenant? - Oh, captain."
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"Well, I hadn't intended to, sir, but the tribble had other plans."
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"Aye, sir. Mr. Baris is coming on."
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"Yes, Mr. Baris, what can I do for you?"
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"Both."
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"You noticed that, huh?"
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"Almost 50 percent of the creature's metabolism is geared for reproduction."
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"Aren't you going on shore leave, Scotty?"
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"Tribble."
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"You ought to be more forgiving."
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"There is one Earth man who doesn't remind me of a Regulan blood worm."
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"That's Kirk."
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"That's right."
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"That's why they're learning to speak Klingonee!"
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"You're right, I should."
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"and members of the Enterprise crew"
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"I want to know who started it. I'm waiting."
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"- I don't know, sir. - All right."
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"I want to know who threw the first punch."
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"You're all confined to quarters until I find out who started it."
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"Who threw the first punch, Scotty?"
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"And after they said all this, that's when you hit the Klingons?"
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"- No, sir. - No?"
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"Yes, sir."
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"All right, Scotty. Dismissed."
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"There's something disquieting about these creatures."
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"Does everything have to have a practical use for you?"
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"Doctor, I am well aware of human characteristics,"
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"but I have trained myself to put up with practically anything."
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"- What is that, doctor? - I like them."
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"And if we don't get them off this ship, we'll be hip deep in them."
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"I know, but really..."
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"Captain, I am forced to agree with the doctor."
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"The figures are taking an alarming direction."
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"isn't necessarily a good thing."
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"Surely you must have realised what would happen"
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"into an environment where their natural multiplicative proclivities"
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"that you have given free and complete access to this station"
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"That's a very serious charge. To whom are you referring?"
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"To that man who just walked out of here."
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"Cyrano Jones? A Klingon agent?"
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"I believe he was involved in that little altercation between your men..."
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"Unfortunately, disrupting a space station is not an offence."
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"Energize."
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"Plenty, if what I think happened has happened."
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"Here, let me try."
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"producing a new generation every 12 hours, over a period of three days."
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"And that's assuming that they got here three days ago."
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"- Mr. Baris... - And I am through being intimidated."
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"And this! This is the result."
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"Jim, I think I've got it."
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"Captain, this tribble is dead."
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"A lot of them are alive, but they won't be for long."
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"And when they do, they will have a board of enquiry"
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"And as captain, I want two things done."
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"...close that door."
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"No, Kirk, you can't let him."
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"and what was in the grain that killed them?"
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"The last time I saw one act this way was at the bar."
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"They don't like you, Mr. Darvin. I wonder why."
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"Bones?"
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"Jim, this man is a Klingon."
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"and the more the organism eats, the more inert matter is built up."
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"Well, captain, I suppose I'm free to go now."
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"Do you know what the penalty is"
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"The penalty is 20 years in a rehabilitation colony."
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"I'll do it."
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"Captain, Starfleet was able to divert that freighter."
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"I don't see any tribbles around here."
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"Based on computer analysis, of course,"
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"Before they went into warp,"
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"Deep Space Station K-7 now within sensor range, captain."
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