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

"I'm going to lessen my price to 8 and a half credits."
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"You're talking yourself out of a deal, friend."
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"All right, you robber, 6 credits."
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"- Done. When can I have them? - Right away."
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"All right, what are you selling them for?"
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"Well, let me see, little lady. It's 6 credits."
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"I figure a reasonable mark-up for a reasonable profit,"
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"- Thief. - In fact, I'll sell you this one."
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"Hey! He's eating my grain."
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"That'll be 10 credits."
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"And I please to give it to the lovely little lady here."
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"- Oh, I couldn't, could I? - I insist."
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"What are you trying to do, ruin the market?"
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"Once this lovely little lady starts to show this precious little darling around,"
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"you won't be able to keep up with them."
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"Yes, what is it?"
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"Message from Starfleet, captain, priority channel."
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"- Admiral Fitzpatrick speaking. - Put it on visual, lieutenant."
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"- Captain Kirk. - Kirk here."
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"of the importance to the Federation of Sherman's Planet."
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"The key to our winning of this planet is the grain, quadrotriticale."
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"The shipment of it must be protected."
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"which Undersecretary Baris may require."
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"The safety of the grain and the project is your responsibility."
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"Starfleet out."
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"Well, that's just lovely."
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"But not totally unexpected."
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"Sensors are picking up a Klingon battle cruiser"
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"rapidly closing on the station."
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"Go to red alert, notify Mr. Lurry, we'll be right up."
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"What is the position of the Klingon ship?"
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"- Captain, I have Mr. Lurry. - Put him on visual."
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"I don't think the Klingons are planning to attack us."
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"Why not?"
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"Because at this moment, the captain of the Klingon ship"
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"Security, cancel red alert."
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"Captain's log, stardate 4524.2."
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"A Klingon warship is hovering only 100 kilometres"
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"from Deep Space Station K-7"
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"while its captain waits in the station manager's office."
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"- My dear Captain Kirk. - My dear Captain Koloth."
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"Let me assure you that my intentions are peaceful."
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"As I've already told Mr. Lurry,"
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"the purpose of my presence here is to invoke shore-leave rights."
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"Shore leave?"
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"Captain, we Klingons are not as luxury-minded as you Earthers."
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"Non-essentials."
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"We have been in space for five months"
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"I might also add that under the terms of the Organian Peace Treaty,"
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"you cannot refuse us."
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"Mr. Lurry is in charge of those matters."
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"Well, I have the authority to act, and I'm gonna use it."
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"My dear Captain Koloth,"
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"But only 12 at a time,"
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"I shall have one security guard. There'll be no trouble."
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"Captain Kirk, there's been no formal declaration of hostilities"
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"So naturally, our relationship will be a peaceful one."
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"- Another technical journal, Scotty? - Aye."
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"- Don't you ever relax? - I am relaxing."
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"How long have you had that thing, lieutenant?"
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"Since yesterday, doctor."
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"This morning I found out that he... I mean, she had had babies."
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"Well, I'd say in that case you got a bargain."
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"- Did you get this at the space station? - Yes, sir."
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"A most curious creature, captain."
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"Its trilling seems to have a tranquilizing effect"
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"on the human nervous system."
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"Fortunately, of course, I am immune to its effect."
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"Do you mind if I take one of these to the lab to see what makes it tick?"
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"Well, all right, doctor, but if you're gonna dissect it,"
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"I don't want to know about it."
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"I won't harm a hair on its head, wherever that is."
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"Say, lieutenant, seeing as you're giving them away, can I have one?"
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"Sure, why not? I think they're old enough."
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"Go ahead."
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"Bridge to Captain Kirk."
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"Kirk here."
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"Mr. Baris is waiting on channel A to speak to you, sir."
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"Pipe it down here, will you, Mr. Chekov?"
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"Kirk, this station is swarming with Klingons."
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"I was not aware, Mr. Baris, that 12 Klingons constitutes a swarm."
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"Captain Kirk, there are Klingon soldiers on this station."
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"Now, I want you to keep that grain safe."
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"I have guards around the Klingons."
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"The only reason those guards are there is because Starfleet wants them there."
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"As for what you want..."
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"...it has been noted and logged. Kirk out."
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"Captain, may I ask where you'll be?"
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"Sickbay, with a headache."
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"Hi, Jim."
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"Bones, what have you got for a headache?"
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"Let me guess, the Klingons. Baris."
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"Hey, how many of these did Uhura give you?"
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"- Just one. - But you've got 11."
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"Here, this ought to take care of it."
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"How do they? How do they?"
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"I haven't figured that out yet."
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"But I can tell you this much."
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"A fat tribble."
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"No, you get a whole bunch of hungry little tribbles."
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"Well, Bones, all I can suggest..."
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"...is you open up a maternity ward."
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"I want all you men who are going on shore leave to stay in groups."
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"- Avoid trouble with the Klingons. - I'll tell them before they go, sir."
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"- Oh, no, sir. - I want you to go on shore leave."
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"Make sure that everybody stays out of trouble."
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"But, captain..."
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"Aye, sir."
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"Scotty, enjoy yourself."
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"Friend, can I offer you a charming little tribble?"
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"- No, thanks. - Perhaps one of you other gents?"
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"Friend Klingon! Can I interest you in a harmless little tribble?"
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"Get it away from me."
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"I'm sorry, I can't understand it."
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"I've never seen them act this way before."
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"Get out of here with that parasite."
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"- He's only a harmless little... - Take it away!"
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"Yes."
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"- This time, a tribble for a spot of... - A tribble?"
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"Tribble?"
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