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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - Turnabout Intruder (S03E03)

"May I point out, captain..?"
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"I've lost to the captain."
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"I've lost to James Kirk."
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"I want you dead!"
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"I want you dead!"
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"I want you dead."
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"I'll never get to be the captain."
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"Never. No, no."
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"You are..."
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"You are as I loved you."
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"Kill him."
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"I'd like to take care of her."
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"Of course. Come with me."
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"I didn't want to destroy her."
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"I'm sure we all understand that, captain."
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"What form of radiation was it?"
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"Those are doctor's orders, not mine."
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"Now,"
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"Janice Lester takes the place of Captain Kirk."
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"is not afraid to kill."
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"For you, this agony will soon pass as it has for me."
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"It's better to be dead."
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"Your report."
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"No, nothing at all. She was unconscious all the time."
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"I don't know. I'm not sure."
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"Captain Kirk to the Enterprise."
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"Have a medical team standing by to receive the patient."
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"I loved the life he led."
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"It's my life now."
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"shows no signs of internal radiation damage, Dr. Coleman."
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"Nurse Chapel, you have your orders."
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"- Course, Mr. Chekov? - 127 mark 8."
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"Mr. Sulu, set course for the colony."
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"and erratic mental attitudes since returning from that planet."
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"Dr. McCoy?"
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"I am still held captive in a strange body"
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"The illness appears to be primarily mental."
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"Perhaps the surgeon general's office should be alerted."
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"Our responsibility is clear."
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"Now I need another one to compare with that previous test."
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"Over here, captain."
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"However, those events have been recorded."
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"of a general court-martial"
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"The results of Dr. McCoy's examination"
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"have given me complete confidence in myself."
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"My fears are past. I shall function freely as the captain."
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"While Mr. Spock was busy with his ambitious plot,"
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"And you are so charged. The sentence: Death."
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"You will obey my orders or... Or..."
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"Kill him!"
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"to boldly go where no man has gone before."
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"Dr. McCoy, you and Dr. Coleman seem to disagree on diagnosis."
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"I tell you, it can't continue."
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"Dr. Lester's condition is increasingly serious."
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"Time is of the essence. Continue present course."
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"Mr. Nunnely, have Dr. Janice Lester brought here."
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"Aye, sir."
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"a man who once loved her."
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"How long to Starbase 2?"
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"You are not Captain Kirk."
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"Then they would have said, "Dr. Janice Lester."
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"Dr. McCoy?"
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"When I return, we will vote on the charge of mutiny."
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"Deck scanner, red to green."
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"Yes."
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"So far."
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"But the facilities will be of little use if Dr. Lester's dead."
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"You are insane, Dr. Lester."
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"I never stopped you from going on with your space work."
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"Nurse Chapel,"
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"- to have escaped. - Yes, very lucky."
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"Can't you see she's coming around?"
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"Mr. Spock,"
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"I'll use my medical authority to enforce it, if necessary."
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"Captain's log, stardate 5930.3."
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"She is dangerously insane. We've seen the evidence."
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"Yes, that's correct."
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"Plot coordinates for orbit."
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"If only..."
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"Dr. McCoy may be of help."
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"approximately 700 metres from here."
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"Believe me, it's better to be dead"
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"Dr. McCoy."
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"Will it affect your arriving at a correct treatment?"
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"Wow, you must have been very young at the time, Jim."
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"Prepare to beam aboard."
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"I walked out on her when it became serious."
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"- Dr. Coleman? - Nurse, administer the sedative."
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"James Kirk is returning to consciousness"
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"Environmental control disrupted."
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"That is not the reason I'm here."
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"states that he's incompetent."
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"that Dr. Coleman's experience with what happened on the planet"
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"Sulu here, captain."
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"Of course."
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"The paranoia has been developing for the past six months."
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"Perhaps that can be arranged before we reach the Benecia Colony."
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"Good."
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"To my knowledge, such total transfer has never been accomplished"
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"Now, Mr. Spock, have you ever heard of a case"
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"such as described by Dr. Janice Lester?"
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"- Do you understand the nature of it? - I do."
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"And I stand by it."
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"Are you ready for the vote?"
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"You must help me prevent it."
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"- The transference is weakening. - What happened?"
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"I will not go back to being Janice Lester."
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"Captain Kirk out."
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